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 The
June episode features the talents
of artistic director Curt
Columbus and resident company
actors;Stephen
Berenson, Angela
Brazil and Phyllis
Kay. directed by Janice
Duclos.
The cast performs and discusses a
surprising selection of familiar and
"undiscovered" Fairy Tales to intrigue
listeners of all ages. Sharing a theme
of love and courtship, the stories
include: Hans Christian Andersen's
The Steadfast Tin Soldier;
Oscar Wilde's The Nightingale
and the Rose; The Grimm Brothers'
The Clever Farmer's Daughter and
King Thrush-Beard; and Anne Sexton's
poem Cinderella. (originally
aired October 2007)
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June program features the talents
of Curt
Columbus ,Janice
Duclos, Stephen
Thorne, Rachael
Warren and
Joe Wilson, Jr.
American writers on Paris: The
Big Sea by Langston Hughes, Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes by Anita Loos,
Shakespeare and Company by
Sylvia Beach, and David Sedaris' The
City of Light in the Dark, from
Me Talk Pretty One Day.
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May program features the talents of
Curt
Columbus ,Janice
Duclos, Tim
Crowe, William Damkoehler and Mauro
Hantman .
O. Henry's Short Stories: The
Ransom of Red Chief and Tobin's
Palm (May 2, 2008)
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April program features the talents
of Curt
Columbus and company members Janice
Duclos, Phyllis
Kay and Fred
Sullivan, Jr .
To complement Trinity Rep's spring
production of Noel Coward's Blithe
Spirit, April's episode of the
Trinity Rep Radio Theater explores
the work of one of his American contemporaries,
Dorothy Parker, a founding member
of the Algonquin Round Table writers
and wits. (April 5, 2008)
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March program features the talents
of Curt
Columbus and company members Janice
Duclos, Fred
Sullivan, Jr and Stephen
Thorne.
Taking their cue from Trinity Rep's
season opener All the King's Men
by Robert Penn Warren the cast will
perform and discuss three little known
works of short fiction of Warren's:
The Confession of Brother Grimes,
A Christian Education andThe
Patented gate and the Mean Hamburger.
(Originally aired September 6, 2007)
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A companion piece to Shakespeare's
Richard III, onstage at Trinity Rep
through March 2, February's show featuring
excerpts from Rebecca by Daphne Du
Maurier, 1984 by George Orwell, Jane
Eyre by Charlotte Bronte and Oliver
Twist by Charles Dickens with performances
Curt Columbus and resident company
actors Janice Duclos, Stephen Thorne
and Rachael Warren. (February 1, 2008)
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 January's
episode features the talents of Curt
Columbus and company members Anne
Scurria, Barbara
Meek and Janice
Duclos. Also performing on the
program is a special guest from Trinity's
Young Actors Studio - Molly Allen.
This program will feature stories
and poems that explore the relationship
between mothers and daughters: The
Unnatural Mother by Charlotte
Perkins Gilman; The Sempstress
by Colette; Girl by Jamaica
Kincaid; Where the Water Is
by Jan Shoemaker; and Anne Sexton's
poems Pain for a Daughter
and Mothers. (January 4,
2008)
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December episode features the talents
of Curt
Columbus and company members Stephen
Berenson, Tim
Crowe and Janice
Duclos. Keeping with the theme
of Trinity Rep's current production
of A Christmas Carol, the
program features performance and discussion
of the holiday themed work of Charles
Dickens. The show will feature two
excerpts from A Christmas Carol;
an excerpt from The Pickwick Papers;
and excerpts from the short story
The Christmas Tree. (December
7, 2007)
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 November's
episode features the talents of Curt
Columbus and company members Janice
Duclos, Barbara
Meek, and Fred
Sullivan, Jr.
The program compliments Trinity
Rep's current production of Sarah
Ruhl's The
Clean House, featuring performance
and discussion of the work and letters
of "Literary Soulmates" Elizabeth
Barrett & Robert Browning and
Anton Chekhov & Olga Knipper.
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The October episode features the talents
of artistic director Curt
Columbus and resident company
actors;Stephen
Berenson, Angela
Brazil and Phyllis
Kay. directed by Janice
Duclos.
The cast performs and discusses a
surprising selection of familiar and
"undiscovered" Fairy Tales to intrigue
listeners of all ages. Sharing a theme
of love and courtship, the stories
include: Hans Christian Andersen's
The Steadfast Tin Soldier;
Oscar Wilde's The Nightingale
and the Rose; The Grimm Brothers'
The Clever Farmer's Daughter and
King Thrush-Beard; and Anne Sexton's
poem Cinderella.
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Now (Real Audio)
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This
episode features the talents of Curt
Columbus and company members Janice
Duclos, Fred
Sullivan, Jr and Stephen
Thorne.
Taking their cue from Trinity Rep's
season opener All the King's Men
by Robert Penn Warren the cast will
perform and discuss three little known
works of short fiction of Warren's:
The Confession of Brother Grimes,
A Christian Education andThe
Patented gate and the Mean Hamburger.
(September 6, 2007)
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This
episode features the talents of Curt
Columbus and company members Janice
Duclos, Mauro
Hantman and Phyllis
Kay.
The program compliments Trinity
Rep's production of The Fantasticks
and explores the theme of forbidden
love. The show will feature excerpts
from Ethan Frome by Edith
Wharton and Rappacini's Daughter
by Nathaniel Hawthorne. (August 3,
2007 - First Broadcast April 4, 2007)
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The
July episode features the talents
of Curt
Columbus and company members
Angela
Brazil, Timothy
Crowe and
Joe Wilson, Jr.
The program compliments Trinity Rep's
current production of Our Town,
by featuring performance and discussion
of the work of playwright Thornton
Wilder.
The show features the excerpts from
Wilder's novels Theophilus North
and Heaven's My Destination.
(July 6,2007 - First broadcast March
3, 2007)
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 June's
episode features the talents of Curt
Columbus and company members
Janice
Duclos, Stephen
Thorne and Rachael
Warren . Revisiting the theme
of Trinity Rep's production earlier
this year of Irish playwright Conor
McPherson's Dublin Carol, the
program features performance and discussion
of the work of Irish playwrights,
novelists and poets. The show will
feature The Happy Prince
by Oscar Wilde, The Workhouse
Ward by Lady Gregory and an
excerpt from The Dead by
James Joyce. (June 1, 2007 - First
broadcast December 31, 2006)
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May's
episode features the talents of Curt
Columbus and company members Janice
Duclos, Barbara
Meek, and Fred
Sullivan, Jr.
The program compliments Trinity
Rep's current production of Sarah
Ruhl's The
Clean House, featuring performance
and discussion of the work and letters
of "Literary Soulmates" Elizabeth
Barrett & Robert Browning and
Anton Chekhov & Olga Knipper.
(May 4, 2007)
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The
original premiere edition of Trinity
Rep Radio Theater focuses on four
short stories of Anton Chekhov, adapted
by Trinity Rep's Artistic Director
Curt Columbus, who serves as the program's
guide into the genius of this prolific
19th century Russian author and playwright.
It features the talents of Trinity
Repertory Company's Artistic Director
Curt
Columbus, and company members
Fred
Sullivan Jr, Janice
Duclos, and Phyllis
Kay.
Taking their cue from Trinity Rep's
current acclaimed production of Cherry
Orchard, the program features
performance and discussion of Anton
Chekhov's short stories The Huntsman,
The Woman without Prejudice,
A Drama and The Little Trick
as adapted by Curt Columbus. (February
3, 2007)
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The
December episode features the talents
of Curt
Columbus and company members Stephen
Berenson, Tim
Crowe and Janice
Duclos. Keeping with the theme
of Trinity Rep's current production
of A Christmas Carol, the
program features performance and discussion
of the holiday themed work of Charles
Dickens. The show will feature two
excerpts from A Christmas Carol;
an excerpt from The Pickwick Papers;
and excerpts from the short story
The Christmas Tree. (December
2, 2006)
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The November episode features the
talents of Curt
Columbus and company members William
Damkoehler, Janice
Duclos, Mauro
Hantman and Anne
Scurria. Taking their cue from
Trinity Rep's production of A Christmas
Carol, the program features performance
and discussion of the work of Charles
Dickens. The show will feature excerpts
from Hard Times, The Pickwick
Papers, American Notes, Bleak House
and Our Mutual Friend. (November
4, 2006)
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