Arkansas Radio Theatre Unveils Its Enchanting Spring 2024 Schedule: A Journey into the Realm of Audio Storytelling
Embark on an Auditory Odyssey with 15 Captivating Performances
Prepare to be captivated as Arkansas Radio Theatre, a collaborative initiative between Arkansas Tech University’s Department of Communication and Media Studies, unveils its enthralling spring 2024 schedule. From February 3rd to May 11th, immerse yourself in a world of auditory artistry as 15 extraordinary performances grace the airwaves every Saturday at 7 p.m. on KXRJ 91.9 FM and www.atu.edu/broadcast.
A Tapestry of Tales: Original Works and Beloved Classics
The spring lineup promises a diverse array of productions, ranging from original works to beloved classics, ensuring something for every taste. Among the highlights:
1. Rudyard Kipling’s Timeless Masterpieces:
Arkansas Radio Theatre proudly presents the debut broadcast of its performances of two Rudyard Kipling classics: “The Elephant’s Child” and “The Cat That Walked by Himself.” These timeless tales, brought to life by the talented voices of Calvin Phillips and Midori Jones, explore themes of identity, curiosity, and the beauty of difference.
2. Revisiting the World of May Sinclair:
Arkansas Radio Theatre delves into the depths of human emotion with its production of “Where Their Fire Is Not Quenched” by May Sinclair, starring Aaron Haar, John Leban, and Haley Sorg. This poignant drama delves into the complexities of love, loss, and the enduring nature of memory.
Preserving a Legacy of Storytelling Excellence
Under the visionary leadership of its founder and director, Dr. David J. Eshelman, head of the ATU Department of Communication and Media Studies, Arkansas Radio Theatre has established itself as a beacon of artistic achievement. Its commitment to excellence extends beyond the stage, as recordings of its performances are made available to the visually impaired through the Arkansas Information Reading Service, ensuring that the joy of storytelling reaches all corners of the community.
Unveiling the Complete Spring 2024 Schedule:
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Arkansas Radio Theatre with its full spring 2024 schedule:
Saturday, February 3: “Calico Pie”
Saturday, February 10: “Mr. Hound’s Life as a Dog” and “Thumbelina”
Saturday, February 17: “The Elephant’s Child” and “The Cat That Walked by Himself”
Saturday, February 24: “A Feline Romance”
Saturday, March 2: “The Elephant’s Child” and “The Cat That Walked by Himself”
Saturday, March 9: “Who Stole the Queen’s Tarts?” and “Cautionary Tales”
Saturday, March 16: “The Brushwood Boy”
Saturday, March 23: “The Brushwood Boy”
Saturday, March 30: “Children of the Zodiac” and “Mrs. Bathurst”
Saturday, April 6: “Miss Julie”
Saturday, April 13: “Where Their Fire Is Not Quenched”
Saturday, April 20: “Mary Postgate”
Saturday, April 27: “Where Their Fire Is Not Quenched”
Saturday, May 4: “Reflections from Russia”
Saturday, May 11: “Candida”
Embark on an Auditory Odyssey
Arkansas Radio Theatre invites you to embark on an auditory odyssey, where words take flight and stories ignite the imagination. With its dedication to artistic excellence and its commitment to community outreach, Arkansas Radio Theatre promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you spellbound.
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For further information about Arkansas Radio Theatre and its upcoming productions, please contact Dr. David J. Eshelman at [email protected].