Through the Fairy Circle (unabridged)

Rich with sound inspired by the landscape of the Frontenac Islands, Through the Fairy Circle is an audio play about Denny, a young girl who lives on an island in an old farmhouse with her father and sister. Unfortunately, the family is currently experiencing a string of Bad Luck. When Denny meets Femone, a fairy who promises her good luck charms in exchange for her time, she leaps at the opportunity for a magical adventure. But being a fairy’s changeling isn’t what Denny expected, and she must learn to do what’s right to protect her family from Bad Luck.

Available in a variety of audio formats as well as a captioned video, the show runs approximately 66 minutes long and is appropriate for ages 10 and up. Every child is different, and parents are encouraged to talk about the play and the lessons it teaches with their children. This play explores family, nature, systems of authority, and growing up.

We had such fun making this audio drama-- our first as a collective-- and we're thrilled that we can now share it with the world in its original, unabridged form. When you buy the show through this page, you will get access to the audio file in .mp3 format and a video file with captions.

These files are shared under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), documentation for which can be found here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

Credits

Narrator - James Hyett
Dad - James Hyett
Denny - Shannon Kingston
Sam - Shannon Kingston
Femone - James Hyett
Poem - Shannon Kingston

Producers - James Hyett, Shannon Kingston, Uri Livne-Bar
Writer - Shannon Kingston
Directors - James Hyett, Shannon Kingston, Uri Livne-Bar
Sound Designer - Uri Livne-Bar
Editor - Uri Livne-Bar
Editing Assistance - James Hyett, Shannon Kingston
Composer - Uri Livne-Bar
Woodwind sounds by James Hyett
Video creation by Shannon Kingston
Captioner - James Hyett

With special thanks to Jules Mendoza, Miriam Michielin, Trish Rance Michielin, Nicole Eun-Ju Bell, and the staff at Tsi Tyónnheht Onkwawén:na.