Album 34: In Your Wildest Dreams

A woman named Alice tells an incredible story about how she and Tom Riley’s son, Timmy, traveled to another world called Marus.

A woman named Alice tells an incredible story about how she and Tom Riley’s son, Timmy, traveled to another world called Marus.

Mandy Straussberg’s goldfish narrates the story of his untimely death. Aubrey Shepard is desperate to get away from the Timothy Center and attempts to earn money to go on a youth group outing.

Aubrey’s tale of being scared by a cat seems to become more life-threatening with every telling. Kids’ Radio tells the story of two kids who take very different paths in life and yet meet in the same place.

Bernard Walton tells Mandy Straussberg and her brother, David, about an extremely strange week in Odyssey.

The Room of Consequence allows Liz Horton to hear what other people are thinking. When Whit leaves town for a while, Eugene creates a Whit robot to keep the kids happy.

Mandy goes on a mission to turn Rodney Rathbone into a “good” guy, but it’s more difficult than she thinks.

A “tough” friend of Nick Mulligan’s arrives in Odyssey. Things turn unfriendly when Nick finds out that his friend has become a Christian. Bethany Shepard dreams about a wacky version of Noah and the flood.

Through the Room of Consequence, Alex Jefferson experiences what life would be like if he could do whatever he wanted–without any rules.

David and Alex and are banished from Whit’s End for their rude behavior. Bethany dreams that she’s Snow DeWhite and meets up with the Seven Deadly Dwarves.

Aubrey is so embarrassed by her parents that she does everything she can to keep them from showing up at a poetry reading–including not telling them about it at all.

Two plays that Mandy has written are performed at the Little Theatre–starring the Whit’s End crew as themselves!