COMPLETE[PLAY]The Lying Lover by Steele - thw
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Oh, oh, oh! By far, my favorite play so far. This was so much fun! I'm definitely keeping my eyes open for more like it.
Here are Lovermore's parts.
Act 1 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_1_128kb.mp3
Act 2 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_2_128kb.mp3
Act 4 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_4_128kb.mp3
Act 5 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_5_128kb.mp3 (I added a little kiss sound to the end of the last line there - feel free to use or discard.)
Thanks so much for another wonderful experience!
Aaron
Here are Lovermore's parts.
Act 1 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_1_128kb.mp3
Act 2 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_2_128kb.mp3
Act 4 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_4_128kb.mp3
Act 5 - https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_5_128kb.mp3 (I added a little kiss sound to the end of the last line there - feel free to use or discard.)
Thanks so much for another wonderful experience!
Aaron
I'm glad you liked the play. And the good news is, we are planning on doing the whole Steele catalogue of worksaaronwhite1977 wrote: ↑March 6th, 2019, 1:38 pmOh, oh, oh! By far, my favorite play so far. This was so much fun! I'm definitely keeping my eyes open for more like it.

I will PL your sections tomorrow morning, I'm a bit tired today and logging off any minute. But looking forward to your characterization.

Thanks
Sonia
Sadly Steele did not write that many plays, but there are at least a couple more. Then we'll have to find someone new!
Thanks, Todd
Thanks, Todd


Sonia
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I'll volunteer for them ALL. No matter how many are left.
Well, I was going to suggest Beaumarchais - but it looks like the only ones on Gutenberg are French, maybe none of the translations are public domain yet.
Well, I was going to suggest Beaumarchais - but it looks like the only ones on Gutenberg are French, maybe none of the translations are public domain yet.
We're using a book here that has all 4 of his, and we're on the second so we'll finish them all this year. Steele wrote a lot of essays and other prose - nowhere near the glorious play output of Pinero!
Thanks, Todd
hmm you could try checking on archive.org, they have more books scanned than Gutenberg, maybe you get lucky there.aaronwhite1977 wrote: ↑March 6th, 2019, 2:25 pmI'll volunteer for them ALL. No matter how many are left.
Well, I was going to suggest Beaumarchais - but it looks like the only ones on Gutenberg are French, maybe none of the translations are public domain yet.
In any case, Lovemore was brilliant


And wow, you can die in style


All Acts PL ok. Only one single thing missing:
> at 0:01: for the voice credit, could you please say the whole description, as in the MW: “Lovemore, in love with Penelope, read by Aaron White”. BTW it is “love”-more, not “lover”-more

Please insert it in the first act and reupload that one. The rest is fine.
Thanks so much, looking forward to hearing you in the next plays.
Sonia
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Wow - the whole time I was reading it as Lovermore. Sheesh. Well, I have fixed it for Act 1 - including adding the descriptive phrase and uploaded to the same name -Kitty wrote: ↑March 7th, 2019, 2:04 am
> at 0:01: for the voice credit, could you please say the whole description, as in the MW: “Lovemore, in love with Penelope, read by Aaron White”. BTW it is “love”-more, not “lover”-morebut that's ok.
Please insert it in the first act and reupload that one. The rest is fine.
Thanks so much, looking forward to hearing you in the next plays.
Sonia
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/lyinglover_lovermore_1_128kb.mp3
Thanks
Oh - and I did see your PM. I think I'll take a look!
Aaron
PL ok now. Yes I noticed in Act 5 that you said it wrong there too, but chose to ignore it. He is allowed to call himself whatever he wantsaaronwhite1977 wrote: ↑March 7th, 2019, 7:33 amWow - the whole time I was reading it as Lovermore. Sheesh. Well, I have fixed it for Act 1 - including adding the descriptive phrase and uploaded to the same name

yes... there is a subtle but not altogether insignificant difference between having "more love" and having "more lovers". Now what does such a tiny Freudian slip of the tongue say about the reader

Sonia
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And remember that I don't even care if other people call him slightly different things either. People just plain pronounce names differently all the time. Accents, pet names, nicknames, whatever. Sonia tells the story about where we had 8 different pronunciations of "Imogen" in one play. Never had a listener complain that I am aware of....
Thanks, Todd
Thanks, Todd
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As my character Simon is only in acts 2 and 4, can I offer to do the two short bits of Mr Leverage in acts 3 and 5. I can use a different voice.
I promise not to sing, tempting as it may be!
I promise not to sing, tempting as it may be!
alan
the sixth age shifts into the slippered pantaloon with spectacles on nose
the sixth age shifts into the slippered pantaloon with spectacles on nose
Yes, please do this.alanmapstone wrote: ↑March 7th, 2019, 9:39 amAs my character Simon is only in acts 2 and 4, can I offer to do the two short bits of Mr Leverage in acts 3 and 5. I can use a different voice.
I promise not to sing, tempting as it may be!
Thanks, Todd