America, Drama, 20+ minutes, 2m2f, Eisa Davis, Jeremy Shamos, Media, Only on POA!, Mark Brokaw, Mystery, Vigilante Groups, Reality TV, 25 minutes, Rajiv Joseph, Eden Marryshow, Amy Ryan, FBI, Propaganda, Nut Allergies, Memory, Diet Sprite, Plato, Alternate Realities, Netflix, Streaming Services, JJ Abrams, Death, Education, High School Playing on Air America, Drama, 20+ minutes, 2m2f, Eisa Davis, Jeremy Shamos, Media, Only on POA!, Mark Brokaw, Mystery, Vigilante Groups, Reality TV, 25 minutes, Rajiv Joseph, Eden Marryshow, Amy Ryan, FBI, Propaganda, Nut Allergies, Memory, Diet Sprite, Plato, Alternate Realities, Netflix, Streaming Services, JJ Abrams, Death, Education, High School Playing on Air

CLEAN SLATE by Rajiv Joseph

 
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CLEAN SLATE by Rajiv Joseph (Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Guards at the Taj) is Part Two of a thriller that begins with last week’s episode, Doug Wright’s FAKE NEWS. Listen to Part One here.

Special Agents Angie Mallinson and Vince Lazar just want to assure you that nothing horrible has happened at the KLWP News Hour. You may have heard rumors about a band of Kabuki-masked killers. You may have heard whispers about a mysterious vigilante group.  Ignore them — no matter what you think you saw. 

Oscar nominee Amy Ryan ("The Office," PoA’s Fifth Planet) and Eden Marryshow (Broadway's Ink, PoA’s Night Vision) join Jeremy Shamos, Eisa Davis, and director Mark Brokaw from last week’s FAKE NEWS. After the show, host Claudia Catania joins the artists to talk about what gives them hope and how they think this story really ends.

CLEAN SLATE by Pulitzer finalist and Obie winner Rajiv Joseph is a world premiere through Playing on Air and Axe-Houghton Foundation’s annual Wordsmith Duo Project, which invites two extraordinary playwrights to explore a shared theme or story through original, partnered plays. 

Download on iTunes, search ‘Playing on Air’ in your favorite podcasting app – or stream below! [24 Minutes 41 Seconds]

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20 minutes, America, April Matthis, Brooklyn, Choices, Drama, Explicit, Marriage, Memory, NYC, Police, Racism, Social critique, Violence, Pregnancy, Stori Ayers, Eden Marryshow, Calling the police, Sweatshirts, Uncertainty, 1m1f, Education, College, Dominique Morisseau, Ethnocultural sympathy Playing on Air 20 minutes, America, April Matthis, Brooklyn, Choices, Drama, Explicit, Marriage, Memory, NYC, Police, Racism, Social critique, Violence, Pregnancy, Stori Ayers, Eden Marryshow, Calling the police, Sweatshirts, Uncertainty, 1m1f, Education, College, Dominique Morisseau, Ethnocultural sympathy Playing on Air

NIGHT VISION by Dominique Morisseau

 
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Content Warning: Violence

“I don’t want you hunting anyone. What if you become the prey?”

On a night walk in Brooklyn, pregnant Ayanna and her husband Ezra witness a sudden, violent attack. But when they call the police, doubts arise. Did they get a good look at the attacker’s face? What color was his sweatshirt? And — why do their memories differ so drastically? 

 Originally commissioned as part of New Black Fest’s “Facing Our Truth: Ten-Minute Plays on Trayvon, Race and Privilege,” NIGHT VISION launches Playing on Air’s yearlong celebration of MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’ winner Dominique Morisseau (The Detroit Projects, Pipeline, Ain't Too Proud—The Life and Times of the Temptations). Directed by Stori Ayers (Chautauqua Theater Company, "The Last O.G.”), NIGHT VISION stars OBIE winner April Matthis (Toni Stone, Elevator Repair Service, PoA’s Hate Baby) and Eden Marryshow (“Jessica Jones,” Broadway’s Ink) and features music by guest composer Jimmy Keys.

Download on iTunes, search ‘Playing on Air’ in your favorite podcasting app – or stream below! [21 Minutes 41 Seconds]

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