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Radio Play: "Wappin' Wharf"
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Welcome to another edition of Maplewood Barn Radio Theatre. In this episode, we bring you our adaptation of a little-known play by Charles S. Brooks: a pirate spoof called Wappin' Wharf. Brooks gave up a successful career in business at the age of 37 to become a writer. He was motivated by "an appreciate of the subtlety of words, of their cadence, and overtone." Wappin' Wharf was first produced as a full-length production in January 1922, at the Play House in Cleveland, Ohio, under the direction of Frederic McConnell. We hope you enjoy our adaptation. The players Duke: Joe Bogue Patch: Joe Hayes Darlin': Lisa Weaver The Captain: Byron Scott Red Joe: Terry Yates Betsy: Amy Humphrey Sailor: Darren Hellwege Narrator: Brad Buchanan Production Script Adaptation: Brad Buchanan Engineer: Darren Hellwege Post-production: Amy Humphrey and Joe Hayes Podcast publishing: Kellie Moore This podcast originally aired on Friday, Jan 9. Tune in to KBIA every Friday at 6:30 p.m. to hear more from the
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Welcome to another edition of Maplewood Barn Radio Theatre. In this episode, we bring you our adaptation of a little-known play by Charles S. Brooks: a pirate spoof called Wappin' Wharf. Brooks gave up a successful career in business at the age of 37 to become a writer. He was motivated by "an appreciate of the subtlety of words, of their cadence, and overtone." Wappin' Wharf was first produced as a full-length production in January 1922, at the Play House in Cleveland, Ohio, under the direction
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