Radio Plays

Radio play performances are done in the style of old-fashioned 1930s/1940s radio theater. This style of performance is great for experienced actors or new actors, as it does not require performers to completely memorize their script.

Participants must be at least 8 years old.

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Eligibility

Ages eight to adult

You Provide

Those interested may send in a resume and headshot
Those interested in writing radio plays may send in a resume and writing samples

For information regarding application process, contact us.

Contact

Phone:

(580) 272-5520

Fax:

(580) 272-5525

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 1548, Ada, Oklahoma 74821

Events

No upcoming events.

Program Details

The Chickasaw Theatre Company began performing radio plays in 2011. Performances are done in the style of old-fashion 1930’s/1940’s radio theatre. Actors perform a story, often playing more than one character, while a sound effects technician or Foley artist creates live sound effects to enhance the scene.

This style of performance is great for experienced actors or new actors, as it does not require performers to completely memorize their script or be overly concerned with blocking. Actors are able to focus on the story and audiences are treated with a rare performance that recalls an era long gone.

Performances have included “The Tell-Tale Heart,” “The Canterville Ghost” and “A Christmas Carol” and are normally presented in the black box theatre at the arts and humanities building.

Locations

Arts & Humanities (Abney)

Ada, Oklahoma 74820