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plumtreeblossomPopcorn balls, that is! With the help of my trusty Wabbit assistant, I'm making old-fashioned popcorn balls for the consession stand at PMRP's Halloween staged radio drama TOMES OF TERROR II: A STAGED RADION THRILLOGY. They will look like this:
Except there will be way more than 6 of them. When was the last time you had one of these crunchy, old-school treats? They're even vegan! And you can get them if you come to the show, which you should do anyway, balls or no.
The three staged radio drama's are:
Our Miss Brooks -- a madcap radio comedy classic
Carmilla -- vampires and goth from long before there was Goth
The Stone Ship -- Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...
What you'll see of me is that I'm a Foley/FX Girl, along with a crew of other hottie chix in tight little black T-shirts, and we'll be creating live sound effects in view of the audience, so you can see how we make noise.
COME TO THE SHOW AND CHOMP ON MY BALLS!
Performances are October 29th (Mon), October 30th (Tues) and October 31st (Wed). All performances start at 7:30 PM
First Congregational Church of Somerville, 89 College Ave. $12 for adults. $10 for students/seniors. You should definitely reserve tickets by emailing: tickets@pmrp.org. And keep up with whatever trouble the Post Maridian Radio Players are up to at www.pmrp.org.
Scare ya there!
Except there will be way more than 6 of them. When was the last time you had one of these crunchy, old-school treats? They're even vegan! And you can get them if you come to the show, which you should do anyway, balls or no.
The three staged radio drama's are:
Our Miss Brooks -- a madcap radio comedy classic
Carmilla -- vampires and goth from long before there was Goth
The Stone Ship -- Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...
What you'll see of me is that I'm a Foley/FX Girl, along with a crew of other hottie chix in tight little black T-shirts, and we'll be creating live sound effects in view of the audience, so you can see how we make noise.
COME TO THE SHOW AND CHOMP ON MY BALLS!
Performances are October 29th (Mon), October 30th (Tues) and October 31st (Wed). All performances start at 7:30 PM
First Congregational Church of Somerville, 89 College Ave. $12 for adults. $10 for students/seniors. You should definitely reserve tickets by emailing: tickets@pmrp.org. And keep up with whatever trouble the Post Maridian Radio Players are up to at www.pmrp.org.
Scare ya there!
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Date: 2007-10-23 06:44 pm (UTC)I haven't had a popcorn ball since I was cubed.
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Date: 2007-10-23 10:19 pm (UTC)Eep.
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Date: 2007-10-23 08:24 pm (UTC)http://www.alcoa.com/reynoldskitchens/en/product.asp?cat_id=1337&prod_id=1796
Maybe you can use yellow or orange for the show!
I made popcorn balls about 5 years ago for a party. It was fun! You might want to make some with nuts as well, it's more traditional that way. Honey-roasted peanuts are cheap and add dots of color to the popcorn balls, and make them taste more like Cracker Jack.
I also made rice krispies squares. They are way easy to make. I think the recipe was use one jar of fluff, nuke the fluff, and add half a large box of rice krispies. There's a recipe somewhere on the net, likely on the Fluff site. Mix the whole mess together and smoosh into a 9x12 greased pan. Put wax paper on top and squish even flatter, maybe even using a book to make a flat top. Refrigerate. Then cut.
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Date: 2007-10-23 10:20 pm (UTC)Believe it or not, I actually remember that....
even though it was before my time!
sounds like fun!