Performed December 4th and 5th 2024 at the Henrico Theatre
Join the On The Air Radio Players for some festive fun featuring Charles Dickens’s classic “A Christmas Carol” with a bit of jazz-age flair.
A Jazzy Christmas with Mr. Dickens
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You Heard It Here First 2015
Directed by: Margie Langston
Production Manager: Shawn Hambright
Featuring:
Joey Bishop, Harry Caufield, Bob Dutton, Katie Ellis, Rachel Hindman, Shawn Graham, Steve Graham, Molly Greenspan, Phil Ivanhoe, Dale Leopold, Lois Perley, Pamela Shaw
Music Provided by: Logan Byam
Sound Engineer: Deven Langston
Here Comes Mr Jordan
Directed by: Joey Bishop
Production Manager: Erinn Perry
Featuring:
Harry Caufield, Bob Dutton, Molly Greenspan, Jack Mooney, James Nygren, Don Polaski, Hannah Polaski, Morgan Riley, Woody Scott.
Sound Effets Manager: Dan Sands
Music Composed by: Jim Westlyn
Music Provided by: Anne Carr Regan, Jordan Ingram
Sound Engineer: Deven Langston
Noirvember, 2014 Photos
Some photos from OTARP’s Noirvember show:
Noirvember, 2014
Grab your trench coat and magnifying glass and enjoy a pair of old time radio detective dramas! Featuring adventures of Sam Spade and The Saint!
Directed by Katherine-Ann Francis Bishop
Music by Margie Langston
Production Manager, Joey Bishop
Sound Engineer, Deven Langsto9n
Featuring:
Harry Caufield, Orrie Crews, Ann Davis, Tabb Justis, Clara Hoch, Joe Lomonoco, Chris Lythgoe, Jack Mooney, Don Polaski, Emily Powers, Morgan Riley, & Katherine Wright
Here are some photos from the show!
You Heard It Here First, 2014
On the Air Radio Players present the winners of its 2014 scriptwriting contest for original radio plays!
Featuring:
“A Town Called Mirage” by Jonathan Tyktor
“Win” by Tim West
“MOR Canned Meats” by Kathy Brady
“The Thrilling Adventures of Captain Fremulon” by James Nygren
Directed by James Nygren
Produced by Katherine-Ann Francis Bishop
What Are The Odds?
Two classic short stories are recreated for radio and accompanied by several classic songs of yesteryear! Enjoy audio versions of “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson and “Nightfall” by Isaac Asimov.
Directed by Karen Charlotte
Performed March 4-5, 2014