COMPLETE[PLAY]Galahad Jones by Arthur Adams - thw

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Kitty wrote: November 28th, 2019, 2:24 am
We always Carry On when Todd's out of town. :mrgreen:
yes well, I try to rein you in as much as I can...he will be back eventually :mrgreen:
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"Whoa, camel, whoa!! Whoa!! Whoa, camel! WHOA!!!! Aw, come on, whoa!"

WHACK!!!

"When I say 'whoa!' I mean 'WHOA!'"

"Now I hope that'll learn ya, ya hump-backed muley!"
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Harumph. I see you down there abusing that poor camel. How droll and dromedary of you. Camels ain't mules - you have to use Gee and Haw with them. Jeez, some people just don't know nuthin....

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ToddHW wrote: November 28th, 2019, 6:39 am Harumph. I see you down there abusing that poor camel. How droll and dromedary of you. Camels ain't mules - you have to use Gee and Haw with them. Jeez, some people just don't know nuthin....

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Why, thank you.

(Feeling after yesterday's food as I do this morning, I am very glad that the overeating-with-family tradition stopped with the turkey and not something larger. Like a buffalo. Or elephant.)

Thanks, Todd
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Well, this was a new characterization for me, and probably ended up as some kind of dialectical cross-breed, for which I apologize. I hope you enjoy it, though. I decided to go with the "Poyl" pronunciation, too, for my voice credit, but let me know if you'd rather have one that's more recognizable.

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_pearl_1_128kb.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_pearl_2_128kb.mp3
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mightyfelix wrote: November 30th, 2019, 2:56 pmI decided to go with the "Poyl" pronunciation, too, for my voice credit
:lol: Chris is corrupting our accent slowly ! I will have a listen to this tomorrow, Devorah, but updating MW for the time being. I have a lot to edit for my own recordings and wanted to make a PL-free day to work off that pile today. But tomorrow, I'll check it out ! Looking forward to that.

thank you

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It’s a great accent, and there are a couple-three of the Australian vowel sounds you have absolutely nailed.
Kitty wrote: December 1st, 2019, 2:15 am Chris is corrupting our accent slowly !

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Makes me sound like the phonetic equivalent of a madam of a house of ill-repute. :lol: The things the DR Forum gets up to in Todd’s absence.

Oh well, while the cat’s out of town, the mice get down.


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mightyfelix wrote: November 30th, 2019, 2:56 pmWell, this was a new characterization for me, and probably ended up as some kind of dialectical cross-breed, for which I apologize. I hope you enjoy it, though.
"ah just won't I nark him the brute" :lol: priceless ! I looooved this character, you play her so down-right snarky (but in the end she is getting soft again for Cedric, tststs). I just noticed that in the three Adams plays you acted the part of the girl who is drooling over Chris' character. What a coincidence ! :mrgreen:

Absolutely PL ok. Great accent indeed !

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Kitty wrote: December 2nd, 2019, 5:06 am I just noticed that in the three Adams plays you acted the part of the girl who is drooling over Chris' character. What a coincidence ! :mrgreen:
:shock: How funny! I hadn't realized, but of course you're right! At first, I thought Pearl was a bit more of the "strong, independent woman" type, but yes, turns out she's rather weak-willed in that department. Poor thing.

I'm glad you liked it!

And thank you as well, Chris, for the compliment.
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Perhaps for a change of pace in an Australian play, Devorah would like to play Marie Curie opposite young Tasmanian apple-farmer Albert Einstein? How's your French accent? :wink:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1eKkQ4FBlKEOBrqrsMLvt4hG9Y7OwW2SC


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ok now I had a go at Em...and Todd, when you hear this, I am sure you will give a huge sigh of relief that you did NOT play Galahad this time :lol: Em is quite the dragon when she wants. Poor Galahad is too soft-spoken for her. It will make for an interesting contrast to Adrian's performance which I wanted to go for.

Now I know that I won't even reach any accurate level of Oz-accent, but this time I at least tried not to sound like a European immigrant :lol: Not sure whether I managed though, but I gave it my best. :mrgreen:

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_em_2_128kb.mp3
Recording time: 11:01 min.

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I just recorded all of Sibyl Beach when Audacity crashed! I've managed to save Act 4, the rest will come later today if I can resurrect them!

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_sibylbeach_4.mp3 (4mins)

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Acts 1 and 2 survived the crash, and since I recorded the letter from Sibyl in Act 3 you've got that as well if you want it.

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_sibylbeach_1.mp3 (11:11)
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_sibylbeach_2_3.mp3 (3:39)
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Elizabby wrote: December 4th, 2019, 5:11 pm Acts 1 and 2 survived the crash, and since I recorded the letter from Sibyl in Act 3 you've got that as well if you want it.

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_sibylbeach_1.mp3 (11:11)
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/galahadjones_sibylbeach_2_3.mp3 (3:39)
Strange... not a “Basil !” anywhere. :wink:

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