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Death of Ruth Tuck
Created by Scott Carrier

Jan 01, 1986

A fictionalized ethnography which explores how we handle death. Composed of a series of dramatically...
Degenerates in Dreamland
Created by Gregory Whitehead

Jan 01, 1991

"A radio manifesto in memory of the body in pieces." (Whitehead) Commissioned by New American Radio.
Display Wounds
Created by Gregory Whitehead

Jan 01, 1986

A fictionalized monologue that addresses the "woundscape" of the human species in the wake of the hi...
Do You Remember Jogjakarta?
Created by Kaye Mortley

Jan 01, 1992

"The work began as fragmentary notes, impressions, sensations, jotted down during a trip to Indonesi...
Dracula's Wives
Created by Helen Thorington, with performances by Pamela Z, Agnieszka Waligorska, and Deidre Murray

Jan 01, 1992

An otherworldly geography peopled by the disembodied voices of the undead; a radio film, at times op...
Dream Sequence, Part 1 & 2
Created by Helen Thorington

Jan 01, 1979

One of the first compositions for radio to make use of electronic processing, The Dream Sequence unf...
Dreaming of Fat Men
Created by Lorelai Harris

Jan 01, 1993

A delightful and insightful dinner conversation among five women of size. Why do they love to eat? D...
Drifters
Created by Lou Mallozzi

Jan 01, 1998

Drifters is an attempt to find ways for both language and place to drift: different representations...
Dug-Out
Created by Maurice Kenny with original score by Helen Thorington

Jan 01, 1990

In 1984 when two dug-out canoes were unearthed on a private estate in Malone, New York, it was a ver...
Dug-Out
Created by Terry Allen

Jan 01, 1993

The fictionalized history of two people: a man born in the late 1800s who runs away from home to pla...