Radio Play Revival

S. 3, Ep. 9: Cathedral by Raymond Carver

Connecticut, 1983: In a strained marriage, a narrow-minded, prejudiced man- and his wife- host the wife’s former coworker for the night. Their guest is a blind man, and t

S. 3, Ep. 8: A Bush League Hero by Edna Ferber

The Midwest, 1912: Ivy Keller is on summer vacation and bored limp. Until her father takes her to a baseball game. What ensues is a love triangle between Ivy’s father wan

S. 3, Ep. 7: The Swimmer by John Cheever

The Suburbs, 1964: Neddy Merrill is lounging poolside at a friend’s party, gin in hand, when a genius thought materializes in his mind. He’s going to swim home! His ensui

S. 3, Ep. 6: Bartleby, The Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street by Herman Melville

New York City, 1853: An elderly lawyer reflects on an employee he had thirty years prior, and the havoc that his passive resistance inflicted upon everyone around him.​

S. 3, Ep. 5: Bodies in the Moonlight by Langston Hughes

The West African Coast, 1927: With their ship stuck in port for over a month, half the crew sick with fever, and food running low, two best friends fall for the same woma

S. 3, Ep. 4: The Enchanted Bluff by Willa Cather

Nebraska, 1909: Six friends enjoy the final night of their final summer together under the stars and the moon, in this coming-of-age tale about friendship, innocence, and

S. 3, Ep. 3: Hills Like White Elephants by Ernest Hemingway

Spain, 1927: While waiting for a train, a young couple passes the time with drinks and observations, discussing everything they can think of before they must finally have

S. 3, Ep. 2: Mr. Higginbotham's Catastrophe by Nathaniel Hawthorne

New England, 1834: Mr. Higginbotham was murdered last night in Kimballton. Or was it the night before last? Two travelers on the road tell our protagonist, Dominicus Pike

S. 3, Ep. 1: A Worn Path by Eudora Welty

Mississippi, Christmas Day: Never get in the way of a grandparent. Old Phoenix Jackson makes her way through the woods, in search of medicine for her grandson. On her fam

S. 2, Ep. 8: The Bee Play by Elizabeth Savage (Live from St. Louis, MO)

The Bronx, 2016. 18-year-old Carver Washington wrestles between going off to college and pursuing his dreams, and staying at home to take care of his kid sister Paris and

S. 2, Ep. 7: Bernice Bobs Her Hair by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Minnesota, The Roaring ‘20s: Popularity is everything to teenagers, and some will stop at nothing to keep their place at the top of the food chain, in this “Mean Girls of

S. 2, Ep. 6: The Last Taste of Barry Growler by Jonathan Mastro

Chicago, recently: In defiance of his grim diagnosis, a beloved wine shop owner throws an epic party, opening his rarest bottles for his favorite customers. But none of t

S. 2, Ep. 5: Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? by Joyce Carol Oates

America, 1966: Connie is fifteen- so the only two things in the world she cares about are her friends and flirting with boys. Her summer vacation passes by in a haze of t

S. 2, Ep. 4: The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe

Italy, The Carnival Season: A man can only take so much. When Fortunato insults Montresor, Montresor concocts a plan to ensure Fortunato never insults again. Far away fro

S. 2, Ep. 3: The Comet by W.E.B. Du Bois

New York City, 1920: With the exciting news of the comet passing so close to earth, everyone in Manhattan steps outside to observe its passing overhead… and that, it turn

S. 2, Ep. 2: The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell

The Caribbean Sea, 1924: After falling off a yacht while en-route to South America, big game hunter Sanger Rainsford swims to a nearby island, where he is met and cared f

S. 2, Ep. 1: Christmas, or The Good Fairy by Harriet Beecher Stowe

Anywhere, Christmastime: Well-off Ellen Stuart frets about what presents to get her family and friends for Christmas that they don’t already have or won’t just throw away

S. 1, Ep. 8: Bachelor Holiday by Alan Ball

New York City, the 1990s: A mouse, caught in a glue trap, causes three roommates to discuss the meaning of life, death, yuppiedom, karma, and the harsh reality of their p

S. 1, Ep. 7: Titee by Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson

New Orleans, 1895: Titee is a brilliant young boy, but his mind isn't on school or home. His mother, teacher, and friends wonder what goes on in Titee's mind, but when Ti

S. 1, Ep. 6: Xingu by Edith Wharton

Hillbridge, 1916: The ladies of the local lunch club have invited the celebrated novelist of their latest read to be their guest. However, their own internal competition