Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in Delmarva Review.
Following is a production of "Cantabile" by John McKeon, first published in Delmarva Review Volume 11. The lead character was played by Poetry Editor, Anne Colwell.
Read it here in Features.
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Delmarva Public Radio produces the program Delmarva Today: Writer's Edition hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson.
This edition features Delmarva Review, Volume 11 with guests Wilson Wyatt, Jr., Executive Editor of the Review, and the Review’s poetry editor Anne Colwell.
The program begins with a discussion of Volume 11 with Anne and Wilson, which includes the poem “Responsibility,” read by the author Holly Karapetkova, and a flash fiction piece “The Secret Life of Pool Cleaners” read by the author Caroline Bock. The program concludes with a dramatic reading of “Prairie Fever” by Emily Rae Roberts and read by Madeleine Slater.
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Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in Delmarva Review. Actors include members of The Community Players of Salisbury as well as very talented Delmarva Public Radio staff.
Following is a production of "Usherette" by Marcelle Thiebaux, first published in Delmarva Review Volume 8. Read it here in Features.
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Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in Delmarva Review. Actors include members of The Community Players of Salisbury as well as very talented Delmarva Public Radio staff.
Following is a production of "Mrs. Morrisette" by Margaret Rodenberg, first published in Delmarva Review Volume 4. Read it here in Features.
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