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The Creative License Theater Collective, a boutique theater company based out of Albany, NY, offers a variety of live performances and digital content to its audience. Exploring new ways of telling stories and engaging audiences, the Creative License Podcast presents three series: UpStage NY, a fun and provocative library of original works; Tales of Old Albany: a look at some of the Albany area's most significant historical events and people, and Murder Tonic, a wink and nod true crime spoof that fixes its on gaze on cinema's most heinous "crimes". Don't forget to subscribe for the latest!
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A horror recap that treats Sidney Prescott's doomed fresh start as both murder mystery and media circus.
Murder Tonic follows Sidney Prescott's move to Windsor College as a hoped-for reset that does not stay calm for long. She makes new friends, finds new love, and gets the lead in the school play, only to have another round of murders gather around her after a horror film built…
A breezy true-crime episode that keeps its strangest turns moving.
Murder Tonic: Mini-Murders threads together two very different crime stories, and the contrast gives the episode most of its pull. One case leans on inheritance friction, mistaken identity, and an especially grim final note, while the other starts innocently enough before…
Petty crime, loud jokes, bad decisions.
Sunshine State crime, served sideways.
Murder, mayhem, and bleak friend banter.
Notorious cases, frank asides, and one rule: don't get haunted.
Creative License Podcast covers the Windsor College Murders, where Sidney Prescott travels nearly 3,000 miles from Woodsboro to Ohio for a fresh start at Windsor College.
Creative License Podcast opens with Chesterfield Huxley and Clementine McDougal trading banter over a Harvey Wallbanger before shifting to a summary of Harlan Thrombey's death, his altered will, and Marta Cabrera inheriting his house at 2 Dearborn Drive, $60 million, and Blood Like Wine.