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Alien Robot Space Jesus From the Future

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A collaboration between Strange New Worlds and Spaced Out Tales and The NoReturniverse.
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Alien Robot Space Jesus From The Future is a surreal and irreverent sci-fi comedy about a well-meaning but bewildered time-travelling saviour who arrives on Earth hoping to fix humanity, only to be met with indifference, bureaucracy, and a media circus. As he stumbles through job centres, detention cells, and diplomatic summits, his mission to stop the world from destroying itself becomes increasingly farcical. Skewering political theatre, messiah complexes, and the absurdity of modern life, this radio play blends dry satire with a healthy dose of cosmic futility.
Voices From the Vortex of Bureaucracy and Beyond

The Jaw-Dropping John Kennard as the indomitable Alien Robot Space Jesus From The Future
The Astounding Abbie Jordan-Tickle brought practiced dispassion to the Job Centre Clerk
The Kinda-Knavish Kier Zhou tried his best as the Angry Job Seeker
The Jubilant Jim Cogan lent machine-like charisma to the Job Centre Terminal
The Kinetic Kat McQueen served up sass as Job Centre Agent 1
The Commanding Cameron Gergett countered with indifference as Job Centre Agent 2
The Mighty Matt Evans brought polite peace making to the Police Officer
The Luminous Lauren Deakin investigated truth as the Journalist
The Gravitas-Gilded Girunduu governed gloriously as the Prime Minister
The Blazing Brandon Gamblin oozed menace as Agent Orange
The Charismatic Chris Bauso made mayhem as President Biggle Guff
The Justifiably Jaded Joe Killcar almost kept secrets safe as the Secret Service Agent
The Dynamic Danielle Thuen reported on reports as the Reporter
The Stoic Stephen Newhand offered the voice of the everyman as Man on the Street
The Kinda-Kooky Kier Zhou multitasked heroically as both Woman on the Street and Ambiguously Gendered Pedestrian
The Divine Dylan Smith pontificated perfectly as The Pope
The Kinda-Confused Kier Zhou also moonlighted as Supreme Leader Bum Suk’s Interpreter
The Legendary Loretta Chang diplomatically decoded for the (totally fictional) President Wei Ni Xiong
The Magnificent Michael Secha translated tyranny for President Tupin
The Electrifying Emily Morse-Lee transcended reality as the Alien Robot Space God

Script Sacrificed by the Chronically-Chaotic Kier Zhou

Sound Sculpted by the Begrudgingly-Busy Kier Zhou, with Consultant Conjurer Jim Cogan

Produced with Unearned Confidence by Kier Zhou & Jim Cogan

Lyrics for The Apocalypse Hymn written by Kier Zhou & reverently reworked by Jim Cogan

Music composed, performed, and sanctified by Jim Cogan

The Apocalypse Hymn was gloriously butchered by “The Cast”

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