Ode to Saint Cecilia // AI Radio Theatre // Hayley Atwell

What is it about a modest young woman from second-century Rome that transcends the centuries to move the hearts of the greatest artists to create in her name?
Augustine Institute Radio Theatre invites you to take a front-row seat to the power of your imagination. Great stories come to life with dozens of award-winning actors, and movie-like sound effects and music. It’s sound entertainment that will delight and surprise you, whether you’re in the car or at home. AIR Theatre, where hearing is believing.
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[@FrankCGraves]

Very interesting perspective clip.

[@talimbeingaverythriftyghor5967]

*_Almachius sounds like Scar to me_*

[@carollewis6636]

He is BENEDICT Lloyd Hughes, not Benjamin!

[@jimfoley8014]

Instead of english actors I wish they would use Brooklynites.

[@thecat-alyst2716]

Only thing is that Americans aren't that good with audio dramas because they aren't used to it to the extent that British actors are.
It's like when anime started being dubbed into English, many American actors were pretty forced in their deliveries for a bit, before the mediam became more popular and American actors became more used to it.
The days in which American actors were really comfortable with audio dramas are long gone, but the days of British actors in audio dramas are still upon us. Of course, there is AIO and a Focus on the Family's Anne of Green Gables, but at the same time, many of the actors in those ones feel like they are acting in cartoons than audio dramas, simply because it isn't as natural to them as the English actors are with audio dramas.
It's sort of the same thing when Engilsh voice actors are in cartoons, that form of art feels more American to me. Yes art is universal, but some forms of art come more natural to those who are used to makeing it as opposed to those who are not.