The best bits from show 4, as well as Mockbusters (this week Pockbusters) you can join in with!
The talkies from Week 7's edition, for those who couldn't bear the thought of 9am-11am ;D
Show 2 of 'Samthems', the Alternative Mix hour on Saturdays
A token podcast of last Thursday morning's offering, for all those who haven't had a chance to listen. Tune in every Thursday - 0900-1100 - to hear the full show :D
Our preview of dramasoc's production of Tennessee Williams 'Suddenly Last Summer' The play runs this Friday to Sunday in the dramabarn. This podcast is from the national award winning speech team at URY
When Henry Pulling encounters his Aunt Augusta at what he supposesto be his mother's funeral, little does he know what awaits him! Henry, a retired bank manager, is suddenly plunged into a whirlwind of exotic travel and adventure, a far cry from his quiet suburban life tending his dahlias. In the company of the eccentric Aunt Augusta, Henry journeys to Paris, Venice, Istanbul and Paraguay, uncovering his aunt's mysterious past along the way. Joining Aunt Augusta's twilight society of hippies, CIA men and war criminals - Henry smokes pot, breaks currency regulations and, to his surprise, finally comes truly alive for the first time. 5 actors switch identities, nationalities, ages and genders to play 23 parts in Giles Harvergal's lively stage version of Graham Greene's popular novel. This production of 'Travels with My Aunt' is brought to life by premier theatre group, York Settlement Community Players, whose recent productions include Chekhov's 'Three Sisters', Ayckbourn's 'Joking Apart', Lorca's 'The House of Bernada Alba', new musical 'Black Potatoes' and Ibsen's 'Ghosts'. This Preview is part of In the Stalls, URYs award nominated arts programme.
On the show this week, we preview 'Suddenly Last Summer', next weeks Dramasoc production, our review of this weeks dramasoc production, 'Waiting for Godot' and our preview of the York Settlement Players Production of 'Travels with My Aunt. In the Stalls is the National Award nominated arts programme from URY's speech team.
The best (and worst) bits from my Afternoon Delight show, broadcast from weeks 3-10 in the Summer term of the 2010-11 academic year.