As we move into autumn and venues everywhere are still dark, world-class theater from L.A. Theatre Works remains just a click away.
The world's leading producer of audio theater, L.A. Theatre Works offers audiences around the globe free access to state-of-the-art recordings of both contemporary and classic plays, each performed by leading actors of stage and screen. LATW productions are aired weekly by radio stations across the U.S. and internationally. Beginning every Saturday, audiences can stream that week's broadcast online for free, along with broadcasts from previous weeks.
Currently streaming at
https://latw.org/broadcasts#recent: A Fair Country by
Jon Robin Baitz, starring
Judith Ivey,
David Dukes,
Kurt Deutsch,
Matt McGrath and
Kurtwood Smith.
Available beginning Sept. 5: A View from the Bridge by
Arthur Miller, starring
Ed O'Neill,
Harry Hamlin,
Mary McDonnell and
Amy Pietz;
Starting Sept. 12: Breaking the Code by
Hugh Whitemore, based on the book Alan Turing: The Enigma by
Andrew Hodges, starring
Simon Templeman,
Sheelagh Cullen, W.
Morgan Sheppard, André Sogliuzzo;
Starting Sept. 19: Two one-hour shows - The Gin Game by
D.L. Coburn, starring
Katherine Helmond and
Harris Yulin; and The Value of Names by
Jeffrey Sweet, starring Héctor Elizondo,
Garry Marshall and
Sally Murphy;
Starting Sept. 26: Camping with Henry and Tom by
Mark St. Germain, starring
Alan Alda and
Charles Durning;
Listeners can hear additional titles at no charge by subscribing to L.A. Theatre Works podcasts. Some of the titles available in September include Are You Now or Have You Ever Been? by
Eric Bentley, a searing docudrama about the 1950s House Un-American Activities Committee hearings featuring an all-star cast including
Edward Asner,
Bonnie Bedelia,
Richard Dreyfuss, Héctor Elizondo,
Harry Hamlin,
James Earl Jones,
Michael York and
Harris Yulin; and
Lydia Diamond's provocative Stick Fly, about a wealthy African American clan vacationing on Martha's Vineyard, starring
Justine Bateman, Dulé Hill,
Tinashe Kajese and
Terrell Tilford. Subscribe at https://latw.org/podcasts, or listen at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or NPR One.
Free access is always available to over 30 science-themed plays from the company's "Relativity Series." Titles include award-winning plays such as the docudrama Behind the Sheet, written by
Charly Evon Simpson and starring
Dominique Morisseau,
Josh Stamberg and
Karen Malina White, about a doctor in 1840s Alabama who performs medical experiments on enslaved women that lead to modern gynecology; and Boy,
Anna Ziegler's powerful statement about sexual identity and the mystery of what makes us who we are, starring
Sarah Drew,
John Getz, Travis Johns,
Amy Pietz and
Bobby Steggert. With lead funding provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, bridging science and the arts in the modern world, the plays in this series present science as a thoroughly human endeavor, bringing to life the people and stories behind the research and invention that shape and change our world. To stream plays from the Relativity Series, go to
https://latw.org/relativity-series. The Relativity Series is also available as a podcast at
https://latw.org/podcasts.
Finally, the L.A. Theatre Works catalog offers hundreds of additional titles for purchase at the low rate of $4.99 per digital download. To peruse the catalog, go to
www.latw.org/catalog.
L.A. Theatre Works stands apart in its approach to making great theater widely accessible and affordable, bringing plays into the homes and classrooms of millions of theater lovers, teachers and students each year. LATW's syndicated radio theater series broadcasts weekly on public radio stations across the U.S.; daily in China on the Radio Beijing Network; and weekly on KCRW Berlin 104,1 FM, Berlin's English language public radio station. The L.A. Theatre Works catalog of over 500 recorded plays is the largest archive of its kind in the world. The Philadelphia Inquirer calls L.A. Theatre Works "a national theatrical treasure."
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