Tonight on Soundstage:

One Three Two by Michael Weems, directed by Maggie Romigh. The cast was Paul Wilborn as Jake, and Eugenie Bondurant as Heather.

The Gandy Dancer by Paul Wilborn, with Paul Wilborn as Cavanaugh and Eugenie Bondurant as Margot.

Recorded live at the Studio@620 as part of the Radio Theatre Project. Sound effects by Matt Cowley, sound mixer Mark Perfetti.

Also, The Letter D  and Mumbly Con from Offramp, an improvisationally-based radio theater group featuring David Waterman, Gary Bass, and Matt Cowley, edited by Sheila Cowley.

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Tonight on Soundstage:

Lost Satellites by Eugenie Carabatsos, directed by LeRoy Mitchell, Jr.

The cast was Pamela White as Ally, Jim Wicker as Ben, and Eugenie Bondurant as the GPS.

Sound effects by Matt Cowley

Sound mixer Mark Perfetti

Music by Paul Wilborn

In-studio interpreting for the deaf: Carol Downing

Studio@620 House Manager: Nick Hughes

Stage Manager: Maggie Romigh

Announcer: Ron Satlof

Recorded live at the Studio@620 as part of the Radio Theatre Project.

And, four pieces from the Sixty Second Radio Hour, written and produced by Matt Cowley:

Consuela’s Mexican Radio, featuring the voice of Slaid Cleaves,

Woman Named Johnny, featuring the voice of Peter Rowan,

Rage, featuring the voice of Ray Bonneville,

and Carvings, featuring the voice of Bob Schneider.

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Tonight on Soundstage: Pilgrims in the Storm from the WMNF Studio@620 Radio Theater Project.

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Tonight on Soundstage: Bliss by William Jess Russell, directed by Bonnie Agan.

Burt takes care of everyone’s grave in the cemetery except for Olivia, a teenaged girl who died in a car accident, making blood enemies of her brother Larry and her boyfriend Ham, who was driving. These three, along with two homeless men and a mysterious stranger, meet in the cemetery thirty years later. Will old hatreds lead to another tragedy?

“Boston cemetery,” © 2009 Dixie Lawrence, used under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs license.

The cast was:

Burt: Jim Sorenson

Johnny: John Van Middlesworth

Simon: Rich Rice

Ham: Bob Heitman

Larry: Jim Wicker

Paul Wilborn: Judas Priest

Sound effects by Matt Cowley

Sound mixer: Mark Perfetti

Music by Paul Wilborn

In-studio signing for the hearing impaired: Carol Downing

Stage manager: Maggie Romigh

This piece was recorded live in March, 2014 at the Studio@620, as part of the Radio Theatre Project, a joint presentation of WMNF and the Studio@620.

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