Weathered Adolescents, Episode 5

The penultimate episode of season 1 deals with the fallout from Mike’s surprise party. And it’s also got Donald Trump, because he doesn’t show up in enough places these days.

Weathered Adolescents, Episode 4

Episode 4 of Weathered Adolescents is up. What’s in this one? A wild party, a bit of snowballing, a game of Jenga, a delicious drink, Seth’s flirting, Kelly’s animated bed of love, and a genuine Italian tie. Plus, Joe D. gets his head shaved. Just like Zach Galifinakis. Enjoy!

Weathered Adolescents, Episode 3

With this episode, we approach the midpoint of  Season 1 of Weathered Adolescents. There’s all sorts of good stuff—pooping in the park, a peeping tom, popping balloons, and a non-alliterative obsession with a certain Chelsea.

Probably most important, however: Axe Body Spray. And how to make your own. And its proper application. (Let’s just say that Doug is plotting his revenge.)

Weathered Adolescents, Episode 2

The smash Episode 2 of Weathered Adolescents is now available for all to see. This one has the introduction of Chelsea, a new job, a parking ticket, the egg theory, and some kinky old people.

Weathered Adolescents, Episode 1

Very exciting news. Today 3LR is releasing episode 1 of our new webseries, Weathered Adolescents. We’ll be releasing a new episode here, and on our YouTube and Facebook pages, every Wednesday afternoon for six weeks.

Unicorn City Trailer

This has been up for a few days, but today I’d like to share it officially: The Unicorn City Trailer. Enjoy Dermot, Gaby, Marvin, and Stepford, four of the show’s unicorns, rocking out!

Next Projects: Evil Unicorns, Weathered Adolescents

After, Life closed on Saturday. A big thanks to everyone who came out and helped to make it a successful production!

Of course, that doesn’t mean there’s time for 3LR to rest. We’ve got two more projects in the works. First, Weathered Adolescents, which will be a web series coming in early fall. Weathered Adolescents follows the exploits of three friends too old to be as childish as they are, but too young to be as broken by life as they are. One has just divorced, one has just been forced to move back with his parents, and one has just taken a big plunge and moved in with his girlfriend. We’re currently working on the script and we’re in early phases of casting, scouting locations, fight choreography, and stocking up on Twinkies, each of which will prove critical.

Our second project is our next stage show coming in late fall: Unicorn City, written by Greg Landgraf. As you might expect, Unicorn City is a musical about evil unicorns. Okay, the story goes a lot deeper than that—there’s a greedy baron who’s unjustly exiled a witch, who’s taking care of a naive young woman with a big secret, and a budding romance with a wise peasant, who’s so destitute he’s forced to serve as a steed for a self-absorbed traveling bard hoping the unicorns will boost his career, who meets the bitter stableboy, who despises the unicorns and spends his drunken days telling anyone who will listen that the unicorns have evil plots afoot, even though everyone knows that’s impossible…

See why we tend to abbreviate it to “A musical about evil unicorns”?

We’re doing a staged reading of Unicorn City this Saturday at 1 pm at Johnny O’Hagan’s, with a feedback session afterwords.