Last night, Megan and I went to see It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play at Center Stage. The set was made to look like WBAL radio in the 40s. Watching them do a "radio show" was fun. I didn't get too into the story though. Maybe a generation ago it was easier to cheer for the president of a savings and loans. It seemed to me that George got into some trouble securing loans for people who may not have been financial ready for them. Also banks create make money on interest by making loans from money they don't have. The whole thing's a sham wrapped in cabals.
All of the performers did multiple voices and there was a musician / foley artist on the side to add some holiday spice! On the way out, we found a station with different instruments to make noise with. The mini-door made a great sound for entrances and exits. They also had some glasses set up to spin your finger around to make a sound and a bunch of other sound makers.
Megan bought me a season pass to Center Stage for my birthday this year, and this is the third show of the show. The next play is One Night in Miami... Looks interesting!
