Radio play

There has rarely ever been an artist more fully in command of as many different art forms as Orson Welles during his height - the late 1930s and early 40s. He revolutionized the stage, radio and cinema before the age of 26 and became a household name in the process.

By Sam Tweedle. Trent Radio brings together local talent to produce original radio dramas.

View of a pair of foley artists from the sound effects department of WLW radio station as they stand at the ready to provide background effects for a radio production, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1945.

Anthony E. Palermo’s stage adaptation of Frank Capra’s 1946 classic returns to Irish Repertory Theatre.

Panic followed an Orson Welles radio broadcast of the book 'War of the Worlds', during which armies and navies were wiped out right and left and the real radio audience was frightened as the actors pretended to be.

Illustration about Retro music background with radio and players. Music of 80s and 90s. Generative AI. Illustration of record, colorful, disco - 276033822

Features Melbourne radio personality of then-longstanding, Tiny Snell.

Photograph by Evan Hart #art #aesthetic #photography #radio #vibes #darkart #black #artcreative

I’ve had the privilege of working side-by-side with Chanel since she was in college (my very first intern!) and it’s been fun to see her evolve into a confident, well-traveled twenty-something who’s usually the one filling me in on what various cultural references mean. The things that haven’t changed? Her willingness to take style risks (and ability […]