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STORIES ON STAGE
2003 Audio Library
The 2003 Stories on Stage Broadcast Season aired from October
4, 2003, through January 4, 2004.
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Revelations
originally broadcast 1.3.04
"In the Garden of the North American Martyrs"
Written by Tobias Wolff, read by Susan Osborne-Mott, and
directed by Michael E. Myers. From the live performance,
"An Evening of Tobias Wolff," published in In
the Garden of the North American Martyrs (Harper Collins/
Ecco 1981).
"Harold"
Written by Sara Gmitter, read by Kevin Gudahl, and directed
by Ed Sobel. From Now Hear This 2002 Short Story Competition,
published in the River Oak Review No. 20, (Summer/Spring
2003) .
"In the Family"
Written by María Elena Llano, read by Wendy Robie,
and directed by Abigail Deser. From the live performance,
"It Ain’t Necessarily So," published in
The Penguin Book of International Short Stories (Penguin,
1996).
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Getting Past Disappointment
originally broadcast 12.27.03
"My Heavenly Father"
Written by Dana Crum, read by Ryan Priester, and directed
by Michael E. Myers. From the performance, "Wonder
if Oprah's Read This?" published in Gumbo (Harlem
Moon/ Random House, 2002).
"UFO in Kushiro"
Written by Haruki Murakami, read by Mark Montgomery, and
directed by Steve Scott. From the live performance, "What
Am I Now?" published in After the Quake (Knopf,
2002).
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The Real Story
originally broadcast 12.20.03
"Family Reunion"
Written by Bonnie Jo Campbell, read by Peggy Roeder, and
directed by Judy O’Malley. From the live performance,
"An Invitation You Can't Refuse," commissioned
by Stories on Stage, unpublished.
"The Goophered Grapevine"
Written by Charles Chesnutt, read by Dexter Zollicoffer,
and directed by Cheryl Lynn Bruce. From the live performance,
"Dark Matters: Luminous Thoughts," published in
The Conjure Woman (University of Michigan Press, 1969).
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Expectations
originally broadcast 12.13.03
"The Swimmer"
Written by John Cheever, read by Shawn Douglass, and directed
by Edward Sobel. From the live performance, "It’s
Only a Game," published in The Stories of John Cheever
(Knopf/Ballantine 1979).
"Dearly Beloved"
Written by Carol Anshaw, read by Susan Osborne-Mott, and
directed by Judy O’Malley. From the live performance,
"An Invitation You Can't Refuse," commissioned
by Stories on Stage, unpublished.
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An Evening of Tobias Wolff
originally broadcast 12.6.03
"Say Yes"
Written by Tobias Wolff, read by David Pasquesi, and directed
by Michael E. Myers. From the live performance, "An
Evening of Tobias Wolff," published in Back In The
World (Random House/Vintage 1986).
"The Liar"
Written by Tobias Wolff, read by Andrew White, and, directed
by Michael E. Myers. From the live performance entitled,
"An Evening of Tobias Wolff," published in In
The Garden of the North American Martyrs (Harper Collins/Ecco
1981).
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American Icons
originally broadcast 11.29.03
"Rip Van Winkle"
Written by Washington Irving, read by Bob O’Donnell
and directed by Michael E. Myers. From the live performance,
"Wonder if Oprah's Read This?" published in American
Fairy Tales (Hyperion/The Albion Press, 1996).
"23 Pat O’Brien Movies"
Written by Bruce Jay Friedman, read by Will Clinger, directed
by Michael E. Myers. From the performance, "In Our
Last Episode," published in The Collected Short
Fiction of Bruce Jay Friedman (Grove/Atlantic, 2000).
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The Age of Grief, Part IV
originally broadcast 11.22.03
The Age of Grief, Part IV
Written by Jane Smiley, read by Kevin Theis, Judy Blue,
and Si Osborne, and directed by Judy O’Malley. From
the special live performance, "Novella,"
published in The Age of Grief (Knopf/Picador,
1977).
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The Age of Grief, Part III
originally broadcast 11.15.03
The Age of Grief, Part III
Written by Jane Smiley, read by Kevin Theis, Judy Blue,
and Si Osborne, and directed by Judy O’Malley. From
the special live performance, "Novella,"
published in The Age of Grief (Knopf/Picador, 1977).
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The Age of Grief, Part II
originally broadcast 11.8.03
The Age of Grief, Part II
Written by Jane Smiley, read by Kevin Theis and Judy Blue,
and directed by Judy O’Malley. From the special live
performance, "Novella," published
in The Age of Grief (Knopf/Picador, 1977).
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The Age of Grief, Part I
originally broadcast 11.1.03
The Age of Grief, Part I
Written by Jane Smiley, read by Kevin Theis and Judy Blue,
and directed by Judy O’Malley. From the special live
performance, "Novella," published
in The Age of Grief (Knopf/Picador, 1977).
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Moms and Dads
originally broadcast 10.25.03
"Return from the Depot"
Written by Elizabeth Crane, read by Lisa Dodson, and directed
by Steve Scott. From the live performance, "What Am I
Now?" published in When The Messenger Is Hot (Little,
Brown, 2003).
"Side One Track Seven"
Written by Jeremy P. Bushnell, read by Andrew White, and directed
by Judy O’Malley. From Now Hear This 2002 Short Story
Competition, published in the River Oak Review No. 20
(Summer/Spring 2003).
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It Ain’t Necessarily So
originally broadcast 10.18.03
"What They Did"
Written by David Means, read by Joe Dempsey, and directed
by Steve Scott. From the live performance, "What Am I
Now?" published in Assorted Fire Events (Harcourt
Books, 2000).
"How to Tell a True War Story"
Written by Tim O’Brien, read by David Pasquesi, and
directed by Abigail Deser. From the live performance entitled,
"It Ain’t Necessarily So," published in
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One Book, One Chicago Special
originally broadcast in 1998
"The Things They Carried"
Written by Tim O’Brien, read by Rob Riley, and directed
by Judy O’Malley. Rebroadcast from the 1998 season,
published in The Things They Carried (Random House,
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Coming of Age
originally broadcast 10.4.03
"Grandma and the Elusive Fifth Crucifix"
Written by Edward Kelsey Moore, read by Ric Walker, and directed
by Michael E. Myers. From Now Hear This 2002 Short Story
Competition, published in River Oak Review No. 20 (Summer/Spring
2003).
"Dog Heaven"
Written by Stephanie Vaughn, read by Si Osborne, and directed
by Judy O’Malley. From the Stories on Stage live
performance, "The Love of a Good Dog," published
in Sweet Talk and The Literary Dog (Random House, 1990). |
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