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Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween. 

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

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Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
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I suggest you to Tony Palermo's site, www.ruyasonic.com to check out what he has.  He deals with radio theater scripts.  I don't remember Dracula, however.  His plays are in the 30-60 minute range.

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Valerie Scott
Drama Teacher/Director
Perimeter School
Johns Creek, Ga
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
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Thank you!

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Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 12:04
From: Valerie Scott
Subject: Radio Show

I suggest you to Tony Palermo's site, www.ruyasonic.com to check out what he has.  He deals with radio theater scripts.  I don't remember Dracula, however.  His plays are in the 30-60 minute range.

------------------------------
Valerie Scott
Drama Teacher/Director
Perimeter School
Johns Creek, Ga

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Thank you James! I will look on both of these

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Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-29-2020 15:01
From: James Fry
Subject: Radio Show

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 7/29/2020 3:02:00 PM
From: James Fry
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Hi Gai,

      Is there a way to verify which of the scripts on simplyscripts is actually in the public domain? For example, I saw Sorry, Wrong Number on the site and know that the performance rights for that script are held by Dramatists (and that they unfortunately will not allow streaming).

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Ben Cossitor
Drama Director
Altoona Area High School
Altoona, PA
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 09:13
From: Gai Laing Jones
Subject: Radio Show

My fellow SAG-AFTRA Radio Play Committee members recommend searching  for simplyscripts old time radio. There are many radio scripts from The Golden Age of Radio broadcasts. 

I have used the scripts with middle and high school students. We outfitted actors with period costumes, created a radio station set and had some interested students create Foley effects. 

The scripts can be easily adapted for digital performances. 

Gai Laing Jones

gai.jones@sbcglobal.net 

www.gaijones.com 

 

Original Message:
Sent: 7/29/2020 3:02:00 PM
From: James Fry
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Piggy backing off the public domain, does anyone know if we can use the scripts from Prairie Home Companion shows? Not the movie, but the actual radio shows?

If we can use those, can we do it digitally?

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Sara Danke Lukaszewicz
Lincoln High School
Wisconsin Rapids, WI
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 19:25
From: Benjamin Cossitor
Subject: Radio Show

Hi Gai,

      Is there a way to verify which of the scripts on simplyscripts is actually in the public domain? For example, I saw Sorry, Wrong Number on the site and know that the performance rights for that script are held by Dramatists (and that they unfortunately will not allow streaming).

------------------------------
Ben Cossitor
Drama Director
Altoona Area High School
Altoona, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 09:13
From: Gai Laing Jones
Subject: Radio Show

My fellow SAG-AFTRA Radio Play Committee members recommend searching  for simplyscripts old time radio. There are many radio scripts from The Golden Age of Radio broadcasts. 

I have used the scripts with middle and high school students. We outfitted actors with period costumes, created a radio station set and had some interested students create Foley effects. 

The scripts can be easily adapted for digital performances. 

Gai Laing Jones

gai.jones@sbcglobal.net 

www.gaijones.com 

 

Original Message:
Sent: 7/29/2020 3:02:00 PM
From: James Fry
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Yes. Go to their website at garrisonkeillor.com. You can get the scripts and apply for rights.

Sent from my iPad


Original Message:
Sent: 7/31/2020 10:24:00 AM
From: Sara Danke Lukaszewicz
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Piggy backing off the public domain, does anyone know if we can use the scripts from Prairie Home Companion shows? Not the movie, but the actual radio shows?

If we can use those, can we do it digitally?

------------------------------
Sara Danke Lukaszewicz
Lincoln High School
Wisconsin Rapids, WI
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 19:25
From: Benjamin Cossitor
Subject: Radio Show

Hi Gai,

      Is there a way to verify which of the scripts on simplyscripts is actually in the public domain? For example, I saw Sorry, Wrong Number on the site and know that the performance rights for that script are held by Dramatists (and that they unfortunately will not allow streaming).

------------------------------
Ben Cossitor
Drama Director
Altoona Area High School
Altoona, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 09:13
From: Gai Laing Jones
Subject: Radio Show

My fellow SAG-AFTRA Radio Play Committee members recommend searching  for simplyscripts old time radio. There are many radio scripts from The Golden Age of Radio broadcasts. 

I have used the scripts with middle and high school students. We outfitted actors with period costumes, created a radio station set and had some interested students create Foley effects. 

The scripts can be easily adapted for digital performances. 

Gai Laing Jones

gai.jones@sbcglobal.net 

www.gaijones.com 

 

Original Message:
Sent: 7/29/2020 3:02:00 PM
From: James Fry
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Ben, I'm glad I came across your question. My (mis?) understanding was that all scripts on simplyscripts were in public domain. I was looking at Sorry, Wrong Number as an option as well. I will consult with Dramatists. Could it be that they have the rights if staged as a play? 


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Tracy Herber
Theatre Director/Performing Arts Chair
Kansas City MO
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 19:25
From: Benjamin Cossitor
Subject: Radio Show

Hi Gai,

      Is there a way to verify which of the scripts on simplyscripts is actually in the public domain? For example, I saw Sorry, Wrong Number on the site and know that the performance rights for that script are held by Dramatists (and that they unfortunately will not allow streaming).

------------------------------
Ben Cossitor
Drama Director
Altoona Area High School
Altoona, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 09:13
From: Gai Laing Jones
Subject: Radio Show

My fellow SAG-AFTRA Radio Play Committee members recommend searching  for simplyscripts old time radio. There are many radio scripts from The Golden Age of Radio broadcasts. 

I have used the scripts with middle and high school students. We outfitted actors with period costumes, created a radio station set and had some interested students create Foley effects. 

The scripts can be easily adapted for digital performances. 

Gai Laing Jones

gai.jones@sbcglobal.net 

www.gaijones.com 

 

Original Message:
Sent: 7/29/2020 3:02:00 PM
From: James Fry
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 8/2/2020 10:39:00 AM
From: Tracy Herber
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Ben, I'm glad I came across your question. My (mis?) understanding was that all scripts on simplyscripts were in public domain. I was looking at Sorry, Wrong Number as an option as well. I will consult with Dramatists. Could it be that they have the rights if staged as a play? 


------------------------------
Tracy Herber
Theatre Director/Performing Arts Chair
Kansas City MO
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 19:25
From: Benjamin Cossitor
Subject: Radio Show

Hi Gai,

      Is there a way to verify which of the scripts on simplyscripts is actually in the public domain? For example, I saw Sorry, Wrong Number on the site and know that the performance rights for that script are held by Dramatists (and that they unfortunately will not allow streaming).

------------------------------
Ben Cossitor
Drama Director
Altoona Area High School
Altoona, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-30-2020 09:13
From: Gai Laing Jones
Subject: Radio Show

My fellow SAG-AFTRA Radio Play Committee members recommend searching  for simplyscripts old time radio. There are many radio scripts from The Golden Age of Radio broadcasts. 

I have used the scripts with middle and high school students. We outfitted actors with period costumes, created a radio station set and had some interested students create Foley effects. 

The scripts can be easily adapted for digital performances. 

Gai Laing Jones

gai.jones@sbcglobal.net 

www.gaijones.com 

 

Original Message:
Sent: 7/29/2020 3:02:00 PM
From: James Fry
Subject: RE: Radio Show

Hello,
I, too, was looking to do some radio shows and Dracula was on my list for the same time frame. I believe there is a script online at either dramatic publishing or dramatists. Good luck with your fall semester.

------------------------------
James Fry
Director of Student Life and the Malvern Theatre Society
Malvern, PA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Hi,
The Dracula podcast you are looking for is by Gordon Greenberrg and Steve Rosen.   Gordon shared his experience during  the recent Broadway Teacher Workshop summer conference (webinar format).

You can listen to it and license it for performance here:
https://www.greenbergandrosen.com/dracula-a-comedy-of-terrors

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Tiffany Daily
San Mateo CA
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Tiffany!!!!! This is where I saw it!!! YES YES YES thank you so much!

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Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 07-29-2020 15:32
From: Tiffany Daily
Subject: Radio Show

Hi,
The Dracula podcast you are looking for is by Gordon Greenberrg and Steve Rosen.   Gordon shared his experience during  the recent Broadway Teacher Workshop summer conference (webinar format).

You can listen to it and license it for performance here:
https://www.greenbergandrosen.com/dracula-a-comedy-of-terrors

------------------------------
Tiffany Daily
San Mateo CA

Original Message:
Sent: 07-28-2020 11:21
From: Julie Malloy
Subject: Radio Show

Hi there...I could swear I read somewhere in the overwhelming amount of online information as so late, that there was an adapted version of Dracula for a Radio show...so not the one that is live on stage and you see the background people etc. but an actual radio show. (You could stream as a podcast or whatever). thought this would be a cool fundraiser for our HS theatre program to release around Halloween.

Anyone hear of this? Know what I am talking about? Am I just crazy ? LOL that is always a possibility

Thanks

------------------------------
Julie Malloy
Vocal Music Director/Theatre Director
Shrine Catholic High School
Royal Oak MI
------------------------------