Steve Brown and Mike Ullstrup have been bringing original and adapted works to the radio and stage for over five years. Winning several awards, including from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association and the Wisconsin Bar Association, BrownUllstrup works provoke, compel, and challenge the audience – and sometimes just make them laugh out loud.
They bring together performances that are well written, well cast, and well managed. Historical events are thoroughly researched. Marketing and sales plans are focused, specific, cost-efficient, and effective. Sound effects creation and editing are the finishing touch to their successful performances. They do their best to be responsive to and flexible with everyone to make sure that the best productions using the best people are presented to audiences as works best for them.
Steve and Mike, and the very talented individuals with whom they work, focus their offerings to the entertainment and education industries on the following.
- Stage and radio script creation, development, and writing
- Stage and radio production including venue procurement, director and crew selection, talent casting, presentation rights acquisition, and stage operations (sound, lighting, props, costumes, staging)
- Theatrical and writer’s representation
- Sound effects creation, development, and editing
- Video creation, development, and editing
- Post-production
Always looking to extend their reach to new audiences, Steve and Mike invite you to peruse their website and contact them about any questions that you might have.
Currently...
The latest WGTD Radio Theater production, "The Kane Shadow: The 'Gas' Derler Murder Mystery" will be braodcast on September 24th! Take a shot at solving this very real murder that took place in Trevor, Wisconsin in 1930. The show airs at 11:15 a.m. (central time). Get the details here on our Calendar!
"A Fireside Chat: A Conversation with FDR."
This is a one-man play, starring Gary Stamm. On April 29-May 1, 2011, the play will have its national premier at the Cunneen-Hackett Arts Center in Poughkeepsie, New York, which is located right in the heart of Dutchess County, New York, which is where FDR lived. The FDR Presidential Library is also located in Dutchess County, in Hyde Park. We are currently discussing the possibility of having a benefit performance of "A Fireside Chat" at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Presidential Library. We will have more information about this in the near future.
The readings of the play are being scheduled throughout the Racine, Kenosha, and Lake County areas. Information will be posted as they are scheduled. If you are interested in hosting a reading, let us know!
One of our artists, Terry Lawler, just published his first book, Learning Curve! It is a collection of essays which examine the state of education in America. This enriching book provides insights that shed light on today’s major educational issues in the country, calling for basic, commonsense solutions for returning our schools to greatness. Already available on Amazon.com for Kindle download and coming soon to the BrownUllstrup Store, you can purchase the book right now at www.lawlercurve.com. Check it out!
