WCSPA: The Pod

In the classic style of old time radio,  this is a radio performance of Charles Dicken's  "A Christmas Carol".  This piece was performed by Level 2, 3 and 4 WCSPA students.  It originally aired in 2020.  In addition to the story, there is an original opening created from a mix of other radio shows along with an original script based on actual events that took place in the 1940s.  The show closes with a sampling of period music as well.

In the classic style of old time radio,  this is a radio performance of Charles Dicken's  "A Christmas Carol".  This piece was performed by Level 2, 3 and 4 WCSPA students.  It originally aired in 2020.  In addition to the story, there is an original opening created from a mix of other radio shows along with an original script based on actual events that took place in the 1940s.  The show closes with a sampling of period music as well.

This episode features the teachers of WCSPA.  Over coffee, they casually discuss their favorite theatre superstitions and traditions.

This episode features the teachers of WCSPA.  Over coffee, they casually discuss their favorite theatre superstitions and traditions.

Our first podcast kicks off with Old Time Radio reproductions.  Using the actual scripted material from Radio Shows and commercials from the 1930-1950's, some students from Levels 2, 3, & 4 experiment with Voiceover work and sound effects.   Two episodes of "5-Minute Mysteries" and one episode of "Flash Gordan" are included along with a couple very dated commercials.  Work on this came out of a class project we did while working remotely during the Covid pandemic.

Our first podcast kicks off with Old Time Radio reproductions.  Using the actual scripted material from Radio Shows and commercials from the 1930-1950's, some students from Levels 2, 3, & 4 experiment with Voiceover work and sound effects.   Two episodes of "5-Minute Mysteries" and one episode of "Flash Gordan" are included along with a couple very dated commercials.  Work on this came out of a class project we did while working remotely during the Covid pandemic.