Act Along with David Storlie on the Freeform Faust Show
Tune to the Freeform Faust Show on KWLC this Saturday from 12:30pm—2:00pm (CST) for an innovative and interactive radio experience. Local actor and director David Storlie will not only be the featured listener but will help inaugurate a new segment. Listeners are encouraged to break out the Shakespeare, call up the station (563.387.1240), and perform scenes of their choosing on the air with a real live actor. This is very exciting. The KWLC robots are practicing their favorite scenes so they can get in the act too. Don’t forget to tune it in.
Having a difficult time selecting a scene? Here are some hand picked cuttings by the actor himself.
- Selected Shakespeare Scenes (PDF)
- Selected Shakespeare Scenes (FlashPaper)
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Dear Artistic Types,
While sitting in the pediatric ICU at 0400, I felt the urge to google people's names. This is a fun an interesting endeavor that surely outranks my colleague's favorite activity of online games or InTouch magazine (since I have never nor will ever care what famous people are wearing). Much to my surprise and delight, I was greeted with a fantastic picture of someone who I used to greatly enjoy beating at cribbage. It is only in the wee hours of the morning that thoughts are never really complete nor coherent. What I really mean to say is, thank you for such a great idea as reading scenes with the actor. Perhaps only if this option was available for those of us with tedious medical work who much desired something such as this to do at 0412 in the morning?
Please advise.
Iowa City, IA
I've never been beaten in a fair game of cribbage. I do recall someone who would have no remorse in slandering my talents with the deck and pegs. Perhaps a rematch would be the best recourse.