Welcome
to
Hunterdon Radio Theatre
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This is the official web site
for Hunterdon Radio Theatre,
headquartered in
Want to see, hear,
Hunterdon Radio Theater Live !
Jan. 27, 2009 - Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital
March 12,
2009 - Bound Brook
Memorial Library
April 15,
2009 - Teen
Cafe, North Hunterdon County library
May 2,
2009 - New
Jersey History Day, Washington Crossing State Park
“This
program is made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the
Arts/Department of State a partner Agency of the National Endowment for the
Arts through funds administered by the Hunterdon County Cultural & Heritage
Commission.”
Click on "Schedules," then "Performances" below for more information.
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Click
on the SCHEDULES link for the Latest News on meetings, productions and
auditions.
Click on the WHAT'S NEW link for news on special events.
The name of
this association is the Hunterdon Radio Theatre (
The present
goals are to record contemporary scripts on CDs that can then be distributed to
the public, to radio stations and via the Internet. Members and
participants are involved in all aspects of the productions including writing
scripts, directing, producing, acting, providing music, and engineering.
To achieve the skills necessary for radio theatre, educational workshops have
been and will be offered in script writing, acting, directing and recording
engineering. Approximately 75% of the members' time is spent in these
workshops and preparing scripts. The remainder of the time is in
rehearsal and recording the plays and post-production editing of the
recordings. The workshops are conducted by individuals experienced in the
radio medium. The participants are taught proper technique and then learn
by either writing a script, acting out a radio drama and participating in a
mock recording session. Participation in the workshops and recordings is
open to the general public as well as the membership. In addition to
increasing the membership's skills in radio theatre,
The goal of
Hunterdon Radio Theatre is to produce four to six 60-minute CDs each
year. Using the radio medium,
Funding has been made possible in part by the Arts Council of the Hunterdon Area through the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State Block Grant Programs. www.njartscouncil.org
To visit the official NJ web site on Hunterdon County, follow this link: http://www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/index.html