'Scent of Burnt Ends ' is written by Lucy Sheen and performed by Rebecca Yeo. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Theatre 503 Recorded at The Crow's Nest Studios.

Chain Reaction Project

10. Scent of Burnt Ends - Lucy Sheen, Rebecca Yeo

'Sudden Irresistible Urge to Gamble' is written by Matt Morrison and performed by Damian Lynch. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

9. Sudden Irresistible Urge to Gamble - Matt Morrison, Damian Lynch

'Dreamland' is written by Brian Eley and performed by Colin Mace. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative With thanks to Theatre 503.

8. Dreamland - Brian Eley, Colin Mace

'Oblivion' is written and performed by Tania Rodrigues. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

7. Oblivion - Tania Rodrigues

'The Moon' is written by Afsaneh Gray and performed by Avita Jay. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

6. The Moon - Afsaneh Gray, Avita Jay

'Self Help' is written by Carla Grauls and performed by Katy Sobey. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

5. Self Help - Carla Grauls, Katy Sobey

This piece is written by Bethany Sharp and performed by Anna Nicholson. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

4. Bethany Sharp, Anna Nicholson

This piece is written by Leo Whetter and performed by David Thorpe. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

3. Leo Whetter, David Thorpe

This piece is written and performed by Ben Carter. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

2. Ben Carter

'A Friday Afternoon' is written by Lydia Thomson and performed by Joan Walker. This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative.

1. A Friday Afternoon - Lydia Thomson, Joan Walker

This is the Chain Reaction Project. The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so it continues. It is a game of Chinese whispers, it is a butterfly effect. It is an insight into a moment in a person's life, a glimpse into their world, with a thread of commonality woven between the stories. This first episode contains the first six stories. 1. By Lydia Thomson, performed by Joan Walker 2. By Ben Carter, performed by Ben Carter 3. By Leo Whetter, performed by David Thorpe 4. By Bethany Sharp, performed by Anna Nicholson 5. By Carla Grauls, performed by Katy Sobey 6. By Afsaneh Gray, performed by Avita Jay Produced by Lydia Thomson Supported by Red Apple Creative

Series One Compilation

The Chain Reaction project is a series of stories written in response to each other. A story is passed to the next writer in the chain, and they respond to it with another story, as loosely or as closely as they wish. Their story is then passed onto the next writer, and so on. Produced by Lydia Thomson