More from Camino Real Productions, LLC
I Was the Voice of Democracy by Brian Herrera
(00:57:19)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
A solo performance (in a style that is equal parts David Sedaris and Spaulding Gray) that recalls the true story of a 17 year old kid who is briefly thrust into a peculiar ...
The First Woman by Lynn Miller
(00:38:52)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
As a contribution to Women’s History Month, we travel with Lynn C. Miller on an excursion into the Archive of Forgotten Women where we encounter Victoria Claflin Woodhull, a ...
"Christmas Eve at the Mermaid" by David Dodge and Loyall McLaren
(00:41:01)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
Christmas Eve, 1597, in the favorite haunt of impecunious Elizabethan playwrights and actors, The Mermaid Tavern.
The Mesmerist by Leslie McMurtry
(00:47:35)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
A high Victorian tale of passion and mystery.
Hip Replacement by Kerry Gildea Beck
(00:15:27)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
A short comedy about aging rock stars.
Paleta Man by Alex Finlayson.
(00:11:05)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
A short comedy about death.
HARRIET'S RETURN by Karen Jones Meadows
(01:31:07)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
A radio drama based upon the legendary life of Harriet Tubman, written and performed by Karen Jones Meadows..
A Different Engine by Charles Moster
(00:44:11)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
A radio play with music about the life of Charles Babbage.
The Politics of Hair by Lou Clark
(00:47:20)
From: Camino Real Productions, LLC
A comedic, solo rant about identity in relation to hair.
Related Pieces
Piece Description
"Again" came about when, a few years ago, playwright Charles Moster posed the question, "If you could do it over again, what's the one thing you would change?" to a group of senior citizens he met with at an assisted living facility. Their responses and their life stories proved to be variously touching, funny, charming, thought-provoking, and deeply moving and they provided him with the basic building blocks of the play that emerged. Because Charles Moster is not only a playwright but an award-winning popular song writer as well, he then developed "period" music in the styles of the 1950s and '60s as the signature pieces for each of the fourteen characters in the play.
Broadcast History
First broadcast on KUNM's Radio Theatre, June, 2007 and rebroadcast July, 2008.
