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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 — 2-3 PM
Actor/singer Theodore Bikel on appearing off-Broadway in "Sholem Aleichem: Laughter
Through Tears"
Playwright
Sara
Ruhl
on
her
new
comedy "In
the
Next
Room,
or
The
Vibrator
Play"
And
poets
Harvey
Shapiro,
Bill
Zavatsky
and
Jim
Pignetti
on
the
Brevitas
Festival
of
the
Short
Poem.
Hosted
by Janet
Coleman
and David
Dozer |
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16 — 2-3 PM
Pre-empted for the Pacifica Radio Archives
Special
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9 — 2-3
PM
Playwright
Terrell
Alvin
McCheney
on
the
world
premiere
of
his
Bayou
trilogy “The
Brother/Sister
Plays”;
actress
Ellen
Crawford
on
performing “The
Misunderstanding,” a
rarely
produced
play
by
Albert
Camus
first
performed
in 1943
when
Paris
was
still
under
Nazi
occupation;
and
artist
Lucio
Pozzi
on
his
upcoming
exhibit
at
the
Creon
Gallery
as
well
as “The
Next
475
Years
of
My
Art
and
Life,” both
a lecture
at
the
School
of
Visual
Arts
and
a work
of
art.
Hosted
by
Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer. |
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 — 2-3 PM
Special
Labor
Day
Programming
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MONDAY, JULY 20 — 2-3 PM
Actors
Buck
Henry,
Holland
Taylor
and Lisa
Ebersole
on acting
in Ebersole's
play "Mother";
Playwright/actress
Lisa
Ramirez
on
a
newly
revised
production
of "Art
of
Memory," her
theater
piece
about
librarians
and
forbidden
knowledge
Satirist
Ken
Waldman
("Alaska's
Fiddling
Poet")
on
the
publication
of "As
the
World
Burns:
The
Sonnets
of
George
W.
Bush
and
other
Poems
of
the
43rd
Presidency."
Hosted
by Janet Coleman and David Dozer.
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MONDAY, JUNE 8 — 2-3 PM
Playwright Susan Yankowitz and actress Jordan Baker on the condition of aphasia
and "Night Sky," a play about a brilliant astronomer who loses her ability to
speak
Actors
Patrick
Breen
and
Patrick
Heisinger
who
play
a
gay
couple
in
the
Naked
Angels'
production
of "Next
Fall",
Geoffrey
Nauffts'
play
about
the
fault
lines
between
religion
and
homosexual
love.
Poet
April
Bernard on
her
new
collection, "Romanticism".
Hosted
by Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer. |
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MONDAY, APRIL 27 — 2-3 PM
A preview of the PEN World Voices Festival of International Literature
with Festival Director Caro Llewelyn,
authors Sergio Ramirez and
Russell Shorto, poet Bill Zavatsky and jazz critic Gary Giddens; and
playwright Lisa Ramirez and director Colman Domingo on "Exit Cuckoo,"
a play about New York nannies.
Hosted
by Janet Coleman and David Dozer. |
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Sunday, FEBRUARY 1, 11 AM - 12 Noon
Janet
Coleman and David
Dozer host
a special
fundraising
program
about
a new documentary film on the flowering of "Operation
Lysistrata," the
theatrical anti-war action of March 3, 2003, when, on the inspired
idea of two New York actresses, Kathryn
Blume and Sharron Bowen, the
international theater world took to the stage to protest the
threatened war on Iraq, using the ancient feminist anti-war play of
Aristophanes as a common text. Word of the action spread through the
internet and resulted in 1,029 readings and performances that took
place in all 50 states and 59 countries, including China and
Singapore. The film tracks the burgeoning theatrical and political
excitement, the thrill of participation, as well as the disappointment
of failing to stop the war. Guests on the radio program include
filmmaker Michael
Patrick Kelly, actors F.
Murray Abraham, Keir
Dullea
and Mia Dillon,
and Kathleen
Chalfant, all of whom participated in
both the "Operation Lysistrata" action and the film.
The filmmaker and WBAI will offer the DVD of "O.L." as a premium for $75.
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