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Trapped. The most primal of fears. Needing to escape but not knowing how, to where or whom you can turn. Who hasn't had a nightmare of being pinned down, held back and frozen in the face of terror?  The stories you are about to listen to are about being trapped, whether by callused hands or cursed fate. This week's stories are by young Australian writers, Jessica Hewett and Brendan Codemo. Please leave our ensemble of young writers a review and a rating if you enjoyed! @matriarktheatre www.matriarktheatre.com/eeriestreet

On this episode we take you from an abandoned warehouse facility to the projection room of an old cinema in two stories about eerie sightings. Sightings that paralyse and perplexe, disturb and disgust, causing us to clutch at the strings of our sanity and say "My Precious Eyes!". This week's stories by young Australian writers, Aisata Bah and Arieta Varvaressos.  Please leave our ensemble a review and a rating if you enjoyed!  @matriarktheatre www.matriarktheatre.com

We are all scared of something. From malevolent creatures in the dark to the pages of a cursed book, there is sure to be a fright waiting for you in the short stories ahead. Written and performed by young authors from across the Australia, this is Eerie Street. In Episode One we'll hear two stories, the first is written and performed by Lauren Hulley and is about an old industrial platform at Belmore Beach. The Second is written and performed by Ella Humphries and is about a deserted Aldi carpark somewhere in the south of Sydney. We hope you enjoy the first episode of this series, if you did please follow us and leave a positive review!  Eerie Street has been supported by Create NSW. By Matriark Theatre Produced: Scott Parker Mentorship & Direction: Phil Spencer Sound Engineering: Kathryn Roberts Parker & Nick Rowse (Forbes Street Studio)

This is Eerie Street, a podcast of horror stories by young Australian writers.  Over three weeks, Matriark Theatre will release six stories based on eerie locations found in the home towns of these young writers. From beaches, to car parks and abandoned warehouses,  we're excited to present these terrifying original stories!