Through the Looking Glass

The conclusion of Andrew Lang's rollicking self-aware fairy tale about a prince who is cursed to be too clever. This special pandemic production features recordings from throughout the Jabberwocky Audio troupe.Rated AD-G for general audiencesContains harumphs, tears, laughter, and fairy-tale style (vs. Lovecraft style) reanimation, which makes the death of a pet more palatable.Click here for full show notes.

A continuation of Andrew Lang's rollicking self-aware fairy tale about a prince who is cursed to be too clever. This special pandemic production features recordings from throughout the Jabberwocky Audio troupe.Rated AD-G for general audiencesContains legal proceedings, people trying to better themselves, and several death threats to several different people.Click here for full show notes.

A continuation of Andrew Lang's rollicking self-aware fairy tale about a prince who is cursed to be too clever. This special pandemic production features recordings from throughout the Jabberwocky Audio troupe.Rated AD-G for general audiencesContains monstrous fights resulting in fairy tale-related deaths, charges of treason, and diplomatic complications.Click here for full show notes.

A continuation of Andrew Lang's rollicking self-aware fairy tale about a prince who is cursed to be too clever. This special pandemic production features recordings from throughout the Jabberwocky Audio troupe.Rated AD-G for general audiencesContains mean-spirited comments, the power of love (sans Huey Lewis), magic objects, monsters, and an eagle cut down before its time .Click here for full show notes.

A continuation of Andrew Lang's rollicking self-aware fairy tale about a prince who is cursed to be too clever. This special pandemic production features recordings from throughout the Jabberwocky Audio troupe.Rated AD-G for general audiencesContains prince-slaying firedrakes, prince-snubbing ladies, rude courtiers, incensed kings, and the prince enjoying an after-dinner cigarette, which he would be too clever to smoke these days, because he’d understand the science.Click here for full show notes.