Review of The Too Learned Ladies
Review of As You Were: Stories and Songs for GIs in WWII
Review of The Pied Piper of Hamlin (A Musical)
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The personal power of the imagination. Hans Christian Andersen was born in a small village, Odense, a hundred miles north of Denmark’s bustling capital, Copenhagen. His father was a poor cobbler who became mentally ill, as did his grandfather. His mother scrubbed the clothes of the rich in the cold river Odense, with legs wrapped …continue reading »
At Parson’s Nose we make classics more accessible. To that end, let me offer some background to our current Parson’s Nose Radio Theater podcast, Address Unknown by Kathrine Kressmann Taylor, performed by Paul Perri and Barry Gordon. Sound by Dave Bennett. On June 28, 1919, the Allied Powers signed The Treaty of Versailles, ending World …continue reading »
We should never outgrow the fun of learning. PNT Party Stopping Fact: The word “audience” comes from the Latin “audio/audire”- “to hear”. Plays were often said to be “heard” rather than “seen”. Our new season of Radio Theater will hopefully provide a whole new way of engaging your ears as well as your imagination. Now …continue reading »
