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William Blake wrote "An Island In The Moon" in 1785. Lucinda Grey made a radioplay version it of 2014. Method: matchmaking, I put the microphone down here and you just say your text. A dinner invitation was immediately used to record a scene. You have all those expensive software on your computer, do you also have something cheap? (yes,audacity). Plumbers and Train drivers were dragged in front of the microphone. It resulted in a four-part radio play in the English eccentric tradition (think, Vivian Stanshall) with the alienating element that many voices have a Lower Dutch accent. Undoubtedly the result of Lucinda's stay in a foreign (for her) country. The Blake's text is a godsend; a timeless atmosphere with wacky characters in the best absurd practise. &#13;
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We started making and curating radioplays in the year 2005, at the Worm Soundstudio, in those days still located at De Achterhaven in Delfshaven, Rotterdam. Our aim was to try to make work that was in between the Stockhauserish/art/veryveryserious  direction on one hand and the old fashioned squeaky door/gravel path/fiction play on the other.  I think we succeeded in that. Title of our series;&#13;
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Hørspìl</text>
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