Sunday, May 16th at 8PM on WSCL 89.5
The programs at every university faced unprecedented challenges in the 2020/2021 academic year. However, the performing arts faced a particular set of challenges. How do we stay creatively engaged when our art relies on liveness? To provide a creative outlet for students, Professor Blake Harris (SU Music, Theatre, & Dance) created a class that provided students with complete autonomy to develop a creative process that resulted in producing a radio play. The students adapted two radio dramas from the classic radio series "Lights Out." Students created sound effects and recorded their characterizations while observing COVID-19 safety measures utilizing what was available to them. These projects are examples of tenacity, creating something from nothing when the odds are stacked against you.
-Little Old Lady
College roommates Lona and Alice make a visit to surprise a long lost aunt. Unfortunately not all is as it seems.
Alayna Avent - Scheduling / Sheriff Wells
Michelina Deveas - Aunt Harriet
Alex Fregger- Editor / Joe
Blake Harris - Himself
Abigail Johnson - Lona
Molly Witkin - Script Editor / Alice
-Slurp! Goes the Amoeba
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Our show is about a scientist and his assistant that, in their attempt to create life, create a monstrous amoeba that causes chaos and danger
Megan Baker- Sound Effects
Blake Harris - Himself
Joshua Royal Miller - Dr. Baumeister
Kelsey Pintzow -Editor / Esther
Brandon Stark - Laferski
Skylar Vann - Scheduling