"RADIOLAND ’48"
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READER'S THEATRE FESTIVAL ~ All Canadian Edition
8:15 pm Sat. May 13
Langham Court
~ Admission is free/by donation
It’s 1948 and a radio station is about to be closed forever. The four employees desperately try to save their beloved studio – and their jobs.
This 50 minute play is a snappy farce with a dash of romance ~ an homage to screwball comedies!
Written by Kirsten Van Ritzen ~ Directed by Ian Ferguson
Starring Robert Conway, Melissa Taylor, Chase Hiebert, Kirsten Van Ritzen, Mur Meadows. Narration by Charles Martin.
This will be a staged reading with scripts in hand, as part of the development process*.
The Readers' Festival also features three other Canadian plays at 6pm, 7pm and 9:15 with a reception afterwards.
Come to one, or come to all. This event is curated by Wendy Merk.
RADIOLAND '48 had its first public reading as part of Culture Days Oct. 1. 2016
(photo below L-R) Robert Conway, Kirsten Van Ritzen, Daniel Demiers, Melissa Taylor with stage directions/voice by Ian Ferguson.
*Acknowledging support from the Playwrights Guild of Canada
at
READER'S THEATRE FESTIVAL ~ All Canadian Edition
8:15 pm Sat. May 13
Langham Court
~ Admission is free/by donation
It’s 1948 and a radio station is about to be closed forever. The four employees desperately try to save their beloved studio – and their jobs.
This 50 minute play is a snappy farce with a dash of romance ~ an homage to screwball comedies!
Written by Kirsten Van Ritzen ~ Directed by Ian Ferguson
Starring Robert Conway, Melissa Taylor, Chase Hiebert, Kirsten Van Ritzen, Mur Meadows. Narration by Charles Martin.
This will be a staged reading with scripts in hand, as part of the development process*.
The Readers' Festival also features three other Canadian plays at 6pm, 7pm and 9:15 with a reception afterwards.
Come to one, or come to all. This event is curated by Wendy Merk.
RADIOLAND '48 had its first public reading as part of Culture Days Oct. 1. 2016
(photo below L-R) Robert Conway, Kirsten Van Ritzen, Daniel Demiers, Melissa Taylor with stage directions/voice by Ian Ferguson.
*Acknowledging support from the Playwrights Guild of Canada
