Album Notes

NEW - See VIDEO CLIPS from Miller's Court and the USA Premiere of Jack the Musical, The Ripper right on the ACTOS SCENE UNSEEN homepage at www.actorssceneunseen.com


Actors Scene Unseen Presents
An Original Radio Drama: Miller's Court

Jack the Ripper's Final Victim

On November 9th, 1888, Jack the Ripper followed his final victim back to her one-room hovel in Miller's Court, in the East End of London. In the two hours that followed, the serial killer Jack becomes the personification of evil, an evil which rings through history for 117 years.

The unspeakably brutal murder of Mary Kelly by Jack the Ripper, shocked Victorian society and has haunted the world for over a century. Jack the Ripper is presumed to have never been caught and has been the subject of much speculation and controversy. Miller's Court enters the mind of a savage serial killer and dares to ask the question: Why?

ADVISORY: An Original Radio Drama: Miller's Court contains adult language and themes that some listeners may find disturbing. Listener discretion is advised.

Track List
1. Introduction
2. First day of Creation
3. I warn you
4. Sail away
5. I understand
6. Mary's song
7. When Davies died
8. Behind in your rent
9. Do you feel better
10. Imagine that
11. Credits
12. Mary's song (Instr.)
13. Audio Trailer

Directed and Hosted
by Dr. Elizabeth Peterson-Vita

Featuring
Joe Copley
Laura Reed Goodson

Music Composed and Performed
by Dean Kluesner

ACTORS SCENE UNSEEN is the winner of numerous awards for its audio and stage production and its streaming media.

2007 - Winners of Best Production and and Best Male Actor and Nomination for Best Director for its production of Nijinsky's Last Dance (Special Event Category - Metrolina Theatre Association, Charlotte, NC).

2006 - Nomination for Best Album in the Spoken Word Category (Just Plain Folks)

1999 - 100 Hot Best Interactive Site

1997 - Progressive Networks 100 Best Streaming Media Sites for the Synchrocast (R) of the Winter Solstice Celebration by Paul Winter and NPR, live from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine