Need help choosing what to see at Blyth this summer? We've got you covered!
Playwright, actor, and avid Huron-County historian Kelly McIntosh walks us through all six shows on Blyth's 2024 playbill in this episode. Kelly has appeared on stages across the country, and will be familiar to Blyth audiences as co-writer of In The Wake of Wettlaufer and The Outdoor Donnellys. Most recently at Blyth, she co-starred in 2022's Cottagers and Indians.
Get the inside scoop on what each play is about. And we dare you not to fall in love with every one.
0:00 - Introduction
1:49 - The Trials of Maggie Pollock
8:06 - Onion Skins and Peach Fuzz: The Farmerettes
17:03 - Saving Graceland
23:32 - Resort to Murder
28:46 - The Golden Anniversaries
32:45 - The Farm Show: Then & Now
40:01 - Episode wrap-up
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Credits: Research/writing/host: Joanne Wallace | Sound design/production/editing: Jim Park
Music: 15 South, Roy Edwin Williams; The Nightingale is Singing Our Song. Martin Landström; So Many Roads, Headland; Ole-Time Fiddlin', River Run Dry, all via Epidemic Sound | The Music Box, Vivek Abhishek via No Copyright Music | Don't Die on Me, Myuuji via BreakingCopyright, licensed under CC BY 3.0 | Theme Achaidh Cheide, (c) Kevin MacLeod, licensed under CC BY 3.0
04/23/24 • 41 min
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