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In the novel Numb , Calvin Court used to joke that his life was a series of clichés. He had no idea. Welcome to The Track. An elite club for members whose depraved desires run to the extreme. A place where you can bet on a “pony” and see how long he can survive… in a deadly scenario decided by a simple spin of the wheel. Step right up. The Soundbooth Theater team for this production: Jeff Hays – Narration Annie Ellicott – Narration Dalton Lynne – Proofing Richard Smith – Editing and Mastering

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A man's life becomes a deadly game for the depraved elite.

“In the novel Numb , Calvin Court used to joke that his life was a series of clichés.”

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Narrated by Annie Ellicott Jeff Hays

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