SoundStories:

From the People who brought you

The Twin Cities Radio Theatre Workshop

-- out of your radio, through your ears, and into your imagination.

Workers at the craft and arts of Audio Theater,
a medium where almost everything is left to the imagination.

Tapes are available of productions:

SOUNDSTORIES: of Suspense (1997)
Full cast dramatizations of 3 stories of suspense, horror and mystery. (30 Minutes)
- The Actor's Nightmare by Don Cosgrove.
- The 13th Hole by Jerry Stearns.
- Bluebeard and the Stepford Project by Lon Ryden.
SOUNDSTORIES: of Jumping (1998)
Two short plays dealing in some way with jumping. (30 minutes.)
- Jumping, by William Borden (Bemidji, MN)
- Lifeline, by Anne Welsbacher (Minneapolis, MN)
Blood Night (1999)
A carefree vacation to a lodge in the woods turns into a chilling terror-filled night for the young couple as they find out just what night this is. (34 minutes.)
- Written by Lon Ryden
- Produced and Directed by Dick Stevens
407 Arachne (1999)
Three astronauts returning from Mars have one more mission to perform, on a small hunk of rock called 407 Arachne. But there they find trouble that might keep them from getting home, and a surprise that makes them want to get home all the more. (60 minutes.)
- Written by Brian d'Eon
- Directed by Jennifer Arave
- Produced by Jerry Stearns
And a full hour program from the first Twin Cities Radio Theatre Workshop, consisting of five short works by local playwrights performed live at the workshop, June, 1997.

If you would like to submit scripts for consideration, or inquire about volunteering as a writer, director, actor, musician, or sound effects technician, please contact us. You can also ask about program tape distribution.

Our Address is:

SOUNDSTORIES:
1600 University Ave. West
Suite 9
St. Paul, MN 55104

Call Jerry at (612) 722-2907,
or Don at (651) 646-2829
E-mail to jstearns@mtn.org.

Script Guidelines

Scripts must be in Radio Script format.
Length: between 2 and 26 minutes. (Negotiable)
Number the pages.
Include a cover letter with your name,
address, telephone, & E-mail address.
We will work with writers to develope scripts for good audio.

Last update of this page -- 11 July 1999.
Comments to jstearns@mtn.org.

URL of this page is http://www.mtn.org/~jstearns/ss/ss.html.

From the People who brought you

The Twin Cities Radio Theatre Workshop

-- out of your radio, through your ears, and into your imagination.

Workers at the craft and arts of Audio Theater, a medium where almost everything is left to the imagination.

Our Address is:

Script Guidelines

Workers at the craft and arts of Audio Theater,
a medium where almost everything is left to the imagination.