EPISODE · Sep 14, 2020 · 4 MIN
Announcing the WORD for WORDcast!
from WORD for WORDcast · host Z Space
Announcing the WORD for WORDcast! We are gearing up for our September 17 release. The debut episodes will feature “The Machine Stops” by E.M. Forester.Written in 1909, this is a dystopian look at the future, where everyone lives underground, is controlled by “The Machine,” and communicates with each other over vast distances through glowing blue plates. Released in 3 parts: September 17: "The Air-Ship"September 24: "The Mending Apparatus"October 1: "The Homeless"Directed by Gendell Hing-HernándezCarla Gallardo - The Attendant/EnsembleSusan Harloe* - VashtiDavid Everett Moore* - KunoBrian Rivera* ** - The Speaker/EnsembleRyan Tasker* - The Machine/EnsembleSound Design and Original Music by David R. MolinaSound Engineer - Joe MooreProduction Manager - Colm McNallyStage Manager - Tyler Miller Dramaturgy - Delia MacDougallDirector of Marketing and Distribution - Andrew BurmesterPodcast volunteer - Carly Dreame Brethe*AEA **SAG/AFTRAIf you liked what you heard please consider making a donation at zspace.org/pod to help us support the artists and technicians who make this work possible.
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Announcing the WORD for WORDcast! San Francisco’s Word for Word Theater Company brings works of literature to the stage. We use every word of a text in a dynamic, evocative style that preserves the original beauty of the prose or poetry. The new WORD for WORDcast brings us out of the theater and onto your airwaves and smartphones! The debut episodes feature “The Machine Stops” by E.M. Forester. Written in 1909, this is a dystopian look at the future, where everyone lives underground, is controlled by “The Machine,” and communicates with each other over vast distances through glowing blue plates. The first installment premiers on September 17, 2020.
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