<figure><img src="https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/b657144/2147483647/strip/false/crop/1400x1400+0+0/resize/528x528!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnpr-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fe4%2F7e%2F4df9ad7e412bbb09f1f512e052b8%2Fradio-players-presents.jpg" alt="Radio Players Presents"><figcaption>(tereks / iStock / Getty Images Plus)</figcaption></figure>Join the Radio Players for their latest original production, Wet Works. Set sail on a high seas who 'whodunit' with your favorite mob family. Wet Works is an original radio play written by Steve Falcone and performed by the Radio Players. This production was recorded live in the WSIU Radio studios. The Radio Players is a local community group of actors from the southern Illinois region.

(tereks / iStock / Getty Images Plus)Join the Radio Players for their latest original production, Wet Works. Set sail on a high seas who 'whodunit' with your favorite mob family. Wet Works is an original radio play written by Steve Falcone and performed by the Radio Players. This production was recorded live in the WSIU Radio studios. The Radio Players is a local community group of actors from the southern Illinois region.

(tereks / iStock / Getty Images Plus)Join the Radio Players for their latest original production, Wet Works. Set sail on a high seas who 'whodunit' with your favorite mob family. Wet Works is an original radio play written by Steve Falcone and performed by the Radio Players. This production was recorded live in the WSIU Radio studios. The Radio Players is a local community group of actors from the southern Illinois region.

Wet Works

Radio Players Presents is a series of original radio plays written by Steve Falcone and performed by a group of community actors from throughout southern Illinois. Radio Players Presents is produced in collaboration with WSIU Radio.

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