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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2021 · 8 MIN

Rob Rosiello

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Halloween weekend on WTSR, TCNJ alum Rob Rosiello shared a ghostly thriller called “The Broken Hollow Banshee”, starring local NJ actors! Rob studied both Communications and Theatre at TCNJ and was the president of All College Theatre. Rob went on to write many productions throughout his career, but his job came to a halt when the pandemic struck. While theaters were closed, he got the idea to start writing productions that could be produced for radio and recorded remotely by each cast member. Eventually, “The Broken Hollow Banshee” was born. The story follows a woman in the 1950s who inherits a house from her family, which she later learns they abandoned because of a Banshee haunting the house. CAST Ivy Pembroke: Stephanie Rogers Gladys Crenshaw: Nancy Vander Zwan Mr Pennington/Silas Pembroke: Larry Krevitz Darius Benn: Tim Anderson Abraham/Announcer/Nick Nightingale: Jim McIntosh Sister Mary Lucretia/Deirdre Pembroke: Sandra Hartman Carrie Belle Pembroke: Danielle Joy Foley Dr Margaret Pembroke: Meg Waldowski DESIGN TEAM Playwright: Rob Rosiello Director: Nancy Ridgeway Sound Design/Music Composer: Jim McIntosh Visual Design: T. Mark Cole

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