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Delivery eschews horror conventions for elevated scares.


Date: October, 2021
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Featuring an exciting and international cast, writer and director M. T. Goins adopts a unique dramatic structure in the thirteen episode audio drama Delivery debuting in October 2020.

Tokyo – CELEBRITY TUMOUR presents writer and director M. T. Goins' peculiar audio drama about an evolving global conspiracy and some very nasty characters. The debut concludes over a year in production and is populated by a renown international cast. Whilst pre and post-production was conducted solely in Tokyo, production took place in London, New York, Austria, various locations in the United States and Canada as well as Latin America. DELIVERY will premiere across multiple platforms, releasing episodes throughout the month of October.

“Brilliant podcast,” tweets voice actor JP Wright. “Glad to be involved.”
— JP Wright, Voice Actor

DELIVERY tells the story of the disappearance of Jimmy Curtains, a world weary investigator who becomes ensnared in a global plot. “It’s about the horrifying revelation that everyone changes and how we reconcile impermanence,” says Goins. “In this play, everyone is following various clues to the heart of something enormous.”

“Great showrunner! He has a clear vision for his story and can easily communicate what he needs from the voice actor. I also loved how much I had to work with in the complex character he created! I’d be very happy work with [M. T. Goins] again, and I’m really curious to see what he creates next.”
— Nhea Durousseau, Voice Actor

CELEBRITY TUMOUR, a production unit based in Tokyo and consisting solely of expat reprobates, was created by Goins in February, 2020. The mission of CELEBRITY TUMOUR is to produce the highest quality genre plays with an eye to characters and the people who play them.

“Just as we are delivered in birth, many hope to be delivered in death. What we fill our time with in between those two points are often grand, believable fictions we use to navigate the mysteries of existence. What’s in the box? Who’s at the door? Should we be afraid and if so, of what? The parables presented in this podcast guide us through the unknowable while casting fair glimpses of the discoverable.”
— Sean Elliott Harris, Actor

The impetus for DELIVERY was a hospitalization and resulting inspiration. "Mulling your own mortality is a powerful motivator," confesses Goins. "I wanted to explore that and questions of personal identity. Audio dramas are remarkably malleable as a medium. These questions want to be unpacked dramatically. Also, alien invasion stories are cool."