31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Part of Deep Wireless festival.
Each day includes a special Deep Wireless radio art show followed by on the March 3 a 1/2 hour performance by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly and on the March 10-31 new episodes of the Harmon e Phraisyar show created here in Toronto for Deep Wireless 2007.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Part of Deep Wireless festival.
Each day includes a special Deep Wireless radio art show followed by on the March 3 a 1/2 hour performance by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly and on the March 10-31 new episodes of the Harmon e Phraisyar show created here in Toronto for Deep Wireless 2007.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Part of Deep Wireless festival.
Each day includes a special Deep Wireless radio art show followed by on the March 3 a 1/2 hour performance by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly and on the March 10-31 new episodes of the Harmon e Phraisyar show created here in Toronto for Deep Wireless 2007.

Six jewel-like performances created by artists from Poetry, Theater, Dance, Film, and Visual Art. Each project features a graphically dynamic, unusually notated, and formally rebellious text that calls for new approaches to staging and performance.

Featuring new work from Bronwen Bitetti, Karinne Keithley, Rachelle Knowles, Tan Lin, Johanna Linsley, Ruth Margraff, and Jason Szalla. Lighting by Jeanette Yew. Curated by Sally Oswald and Jennifer Tsuei.
Thursday, May 10: 7pm
Friday, May 11: 8pm
Saturday, May 12: 7pm
Sunday, May 13: 7pm (with post-show reception)

All shows performed every night. Run time is 90 minutes. Tickets are $10. Reservations recommended. To purchase in advance, visit www.ontological.com or call 212-352-3101.
Performances at the Ontological Theater, upstairs at St. Mark's Church. 131 East 10th Street at 2nd Ave. 4/5/6 to Union Square. 6 to Astor Place. L to 3rd Ave or 1st Ave.
Audio and video of all performances will be streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio, www.free103point9.org.
FESTIVAL PROGRAM (in alphabetical order) CASTING OFF by Bronwen Bitetti directed by Jeremy Wilhelm. Three collage images function as play texts in this piece exploring degenerative disease and the liminal space between life and death.

DO NOT DO THIS EVER AGAIN by Karinne Keithley. A video adaptation of a freestanding operetta from Do Not Do This Ever Again. The operetta materializes Marie Antoinette and Esme the Cat in Maine, as they wander about nothingness and listen to the deer sing.

CONVERSATIONS FOR YOU AND ME by Rachelle Knowles with text by Jenny Levison. Visual artist Knowles knocks experiment off its pedestal with playwright Levison in a page-based response to the festival's mission.

DISCO EATS ITSELF by Tan Lin with Flash design by Danielle Aubert. A text transforms into a disco, with its seamless flow of all-night, 4-to-the-floor grooves. Poet Tan Lin conjures a theatrical synaesthesia as a disco video track plays against live performers and an animated text.

LEARNING SKILLS PROGRAM by Johanna Linsley directed by Katrina Bugaj. Learning Skills Program provides a gently insistent overview of one current approach to Particular Algebra. Objectives include: lightly drifting from categorized levels of abstraction, observing mathematical operators and intuiting concrete solutions. All levels welcome.

OVER THE GARDEN WALL by Ruth Margraff directed by Brooke O'Harra. A drawing-room theatrical version with the whole of the stage business built right in, or high art for amateurs. Guaranteed performable by any amateur anywhere. No rehearsal necessary.

COPY 8852 by Jason Szalla Copy 8852 is an alcohol fueled, candy flavored transcribed, circum-conversation about River Phoenix, Pop Culture, and Contemporary Art. Anonymity will be the new celebrity. Now and then in the Viper Room a museum can be found .

Noise! is a sound performance festival started in 2005. This year free103point9 curates. Each year the "Incubator" program at Ontological Theater hosts a Noise! festival, a three-night multi-arts event designed to promote interest in new forms of sound art. The festival will feature short compositions and performances by established and emerging artists.

Each evening opens with a Radio 4x4 as the audience enters the theater. Radio 4x4 is a collaborative radio transmission performance. Four simultaneous audio performances are separately sent through FM transmitters to radios positioned throughout a performance space. Each radio receives only one of the signals, so that the audience becomes an active collaborator in the performance, "mixing" the audio feeds by moving about the space among the four signals.

Thursday, May 10, 10 p.m.
Curated by Giancarlo Bracchi
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Radio Ruido + DJ North Guinea Hills
+ Tom Roe + Todd Cavallo.
Others performing May 10:
Maria Chavez
Hell's Hills
Giancarlo Bracchi
Talibam!

Friday, May 11, 11 p.m.
Curated by Kyle Lapidus
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Nick Lesley, Stanley Ruiz, Fritz Welch, + Giancarlo Bracchi.
Gunung Sari
The Peeesseye
Bruce McClure

Saturday, May 12, 10 p.m.
Curated by Radio Ruido
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Bryan Eubanks, Micheal Garofalo, Patrick McCarthy and Jeremy Slater.
Others performing May 12:
The Holy Experiment
Uncle Woody Sullender
George Steeltoe Ensemble

Audio and video of all performances will be streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio.

This show is part of free103point9's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-Oct., 2007.
Thursday, May 10, 10 p.m.
Curated by Giancarlo Bracchi
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Radio Ruido + DJ North Guinea Hills
+ Tom Roe + Todd Cavallo.
Others performing May 10:
Maria Chavez
Born in Lima, Peru in 1980, Maria Chavez grew up in Austin and lived in Houston from the age of 10. She became a club DJ at the age of 17, and eventually met her mentor David Dove (Director of the Pauline Oliveros Foundation-Houston) who convinced her to improvise on the turntables and since then has been totally dedicated to improvised music. Maria has a degree in Audio Engineering and is working full time on her experimental music. She calls it "improvised/abstract turntabilism", and it consists of all electro-acoustic sounds from only vinyl and needle. She melts and mutates all forms of vinyl and has a collection of 8 broken styluses (and counting) that all get different sounds.
Hell's Hills
Giancarlo Bracchi
Talibam!

Friday, May 11, 11 p.m.
Curated by Kyle Lapidus
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Nick Lesley, Stanley Ruiz, Fritz Welch, + Giancarlo Bracchi.
Gunung Sari: Gunung Sari is an experimental electronic noise duo composed of Nick Lesley and Stanley Ruiz, based in Brooklyn, New York. The name means "Mountain's Essence" in Bahasa Indonesia - a tribute to their love of Gamelan music and the ceremonies and rituals that go along with it. Their music is a hybrid of improvised electronics bordering on noise. They use analog electronics, homebrew rudimentary synths, handcrafted wearable noisemakers, hacked radios, and percussions. At times they also do live audio-video processing using the computer.
The Peeesseye
Bruce McClure: Filmmaker Bruce McClure does some unbelievable things with projectors. Using small perforated metal plates, film loops, specially modified projectors (up to four at a time), and other tinkered bits, McClure creates abstracted Rorschachs of light and dark, Rothko-like patterns and textures, swirling and pulsing shapes and shadows, and other visual phantasmagoria which will please the eye and boggle the brain. His work has been screened at the Whitney Biennial, the London Film Festival, the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center, the Ann Arbor Film Festival, and many other venues and festivals around the U.S. and Europe.

Saturday, May 12, 10 p.m.
Curated by Radio Ruido
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Bryan Eubanks, Micheal Garofalo, Patrick McCarthy and Jeremy Slater.
Others performing May 12:
The Holy Experiment
Uncle Woody Sullender
George Steeltoe Ensemble

Tickets will be available soon through Theatermania. $7 each night, or $12 gets you in to both the "Experimental Text" show at 7 p.m., and "Noise!" at 10 p.m.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Part of Deep Wireless festival.
Each day includes a special Deep Wireless radio art show followed by on the March 3 a 1/2 hour performance by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly and on the March 10-31 new episodes of the Harmon e Phraisyar show created here in Toronto for Deep Wireless 2007.

Six jewel-like performances created by artists from Poetry, Theater, Dance, Film, and Visual Art. Each project features a graphically dynamic, unusually notated, and formally rebellious text that calls for new approaches to staging and performance.

Featuring new work from Bronwen Bitetti, Karinne Keithley, Rachelle Knowles, Tan Lin, Johanna Linsley, Ruth Margraff, and Jason Szalla. Lighting by Jeanette Yew. Curated by Sally Oswald and Jennifer Tsuei.
Thursday, May 10: 7pm
Friday, May 11: 8pm
Saturday, May 12: 7pm
Sunday, May 13: 7pm (with post-show reception)

All shows performed every night. Run time is 90 minutes. Tickets are $10. Reservations recommended. To purchase in advance, visit www.ontological.com or call 212-352-3101.
Performances at the Ontological Theater, upstairs at St. Mark's Church. 131 East 10th Street at 2nd Ave. 4/5/6 to Union Square. 6 to Astor Place. L to 3rd Ave or 1st Ave.
Audio and video of all performances will be streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio, www.free103point9.org.
FESTIVAL PROGRAM (in alphabetical order) CASTING OFF by Bronwen Bitetti directed by Jeremy Wilhelm. Three collage images function as play texts in this piece exploring degenerative disease and the liminal space between life and death.

DO NOT DO THIS EVER AGAIN by Karinne Keithley. A video adaptation of a freestanding operetta from Do Not Do This Ever Again. The operetta materializes Marie Antoinette and Esme the Cat in Maine, as they wander about nothingness and listen to the deer sing.

CONVERSATIONS FOR YOU AND ME by Rachelle Knowles with text by Jenny Levison. Visual artist Knowles knocks experiment off its pedestal with playwright Levison in a page-based response to the festival's mission.

DISCO EATS ITSELF by Tan Lin with Flash design by Danielle Aubert. A text transforms into a disco, with its seamless flow of all-night, 4-to-the-floor grooves. Poet Tan Lin conjures a theatrical synaesthesia as a disco video track plays against live performers and an animated text.

LEARNING SKILLS PROGRAM by Johanna Linsley directed by Katrina Bugaj. Learning Skills Program provides a gently insistent overview of one current approach to Particular Algebra. Objectives include: lightly drifting from categorized levels of abstraction, observing mathematical operators and intuiting concrete solutions. All levels welcome.

OVER THE GARDEN WALL by Ruth Margraff directed by Brooke O'Harra. A drawing-room theatrical version with the whole of the stage business built right in, or high art for amateurs. Guaranteed performable by any amateur anywhere. No rehearsal necessary.

COPY 8852 by Jason Szalla Copy 8852 is an alcohol fueled, candy flavored transcribed, circum-conversation about River Phoenix, Pop Culture, and Contemporary Art. Anonymity will be the new celebrity. Now and then in the Viper Room a museum can be found .

Noise! is a sound performance festival started in 2005. This year free103point9 curates. Each year the "Incubator" program at Ontological Theater hosts a Noise! festival, a three-night multi-arts event designed to promote interest in new forms of sound art. The festival will feature short compositions and performances by established and emerging artists.

Each evening opens with a Radio 4x4 as the audience enters the theater. Radio 4x4 is a collaborative radio transmission performance. Four simultaneous audio performances are separately sent through FM transmitters to radios positioned throughout a performance space. Each radio receives only one of the signals, so that the audience becomes an active collaborator in the performance, "mixing" the audio feeds by moving about the space among the four signals.

Thursday, May 10, 10 p.m.
Curated by Giancarlo Bracchi
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Radio Ruido + DJ North Guinea Hills
+ Tom Roe + Todd Cavallo.
Others performing May 10:
Maria Chavez
Hell's Hills
Giancarlo Bracchi
Talibam!

Friday, May 11, 11 p.m.
Curated by Kyle Lapidus
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Nick Lesley, Stanley Ruiz, Fritz Welch, + Giancarlo Bracchi.
Gunung Sari
The Peeesseye
Bruce McClure

Saturday, May 12, 10 p.m.
Curated by Radio Ruido
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Bryan Eubanks, Micheal Garofalo, Patrick McCarthy and Jeremy Slater.
Others performing May 12:
The Holy Experiment
Uncle Woody Sullender
George Steeltoe Ensemble

Audio and video of all performances will be streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio.

This show is part of free103point9's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-Oct., 2007.
Thursday, May 10, 10 p.m.
Curated by Giancarlo Bracchi
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Radio Ruido + DJ North Guinea Hills
+ Tom Roe + Todd Cavallo.
Others performing May 10:
Maria Chavez
Born in Lima, Peru in 1980, Maria Chavez grew up in Austin and lived in Houston from the age of 10. She became a club DJ at the age of 17, and eventually met her mentor David Dove (Director of the Pauline Oliveros Foundation-Houston) who convinced her to improvise on the turntables and since then has been totally dedicated to improvised music. Maria has a degree in Audio Engineering and is working full time on her experimental music. She calls it "improvised/abstract turntabilism", and it consists of all electro-acoustic sounds from only vinyl and needle. She melts and mutates all forms of vinyl and has a collection of 8 broken styluses (and counting) that all get different sounds.
Hell's Hills
Giancarlo Bracchi
Talibam!

Friday, May 11, 11 p.m.
Curated by Kyle Lapidus
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Nick Lesley, Stanley Ruiz, Fritz Welch, + Giancarlo Bracchi.
Gunung Sari: Gunung Sari is an experimental electronic noise duo composed of Nick Lesley and Stanley Ruiz, based in Brooklyn, New York. The name means "Mountain's Essence" in Bahasa Indonesia - a tribute to their love of Gamelan music and the ceremonies and rituals that go along with it. Their music is a hybrid of improvised electronics bordering on noise. They use analog electronics, homebrew rudimentary synths, handcrafted wearable noisemakers, hacked radios, and percussions. At times they also do live audio-video processing using the computer.
The Peeesseye
Bruce McClure: Filmmaker Bruce McClure does some unbelievable things with projectors. Using small perforated metal plates, film loops, specially modified projectors (up to four at a time), and other tinkered bits, McClure creates abstracted Rorschachs of light and dark, Rothko-like patterns and textures, swirling and pulsing shapes and shadows, and other visual phantasmagoria which will please the eye and boggle the brain. His work has been screened at the Whitney Biennial, the London Film Festival, the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center, the Ann Arbor Film Festival, and many other venues and festivals around the U.S. and Europe.

Saturday, May 12, 10 p.m.
Curated by Radio Ruido
Opens with Radio 4x4 with Bryan Eubanks, Micheal Garofalo, Patrick McCarthy and Jeremy Slater.
Others performing May 12:
The Holy Experiment
Uncle Woody Sullender
George Steeltoe Ensemble

Tickets will be available soon through Theatermania. $7 each night, or $12 gets you in to both the "Experimental Text" show at 7 p.m., and "Noise!" at 10 p.m.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Part of Deep Wireless festival.
Each day includes a special Deep Wireless radio art show followed by on the March 3 a 1/2 hour performance by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly and on the March 10-31 new episodes of the Harmon e Phraisyar show created here in Toronto for Deep Wireless 2007.

Six jewel-like performances created by artists from Poetry, Theater, Dance, Film, and Visual Art. Each project features a graphically dynamic, unusually notated, and formally rebellious text that calls for new approaches to staging and performance.

Featuring new work from Bronwen Bitetti, Karinne Keithley, Rachelle Knowles, Tan Lin, Johanna Linsley, Ruth Margraff, and Jason Szalla. Lighting by Jeanette Yew. Curated by Sally Oswald and Jennifer Tsuei.
Thursday, May 10: 7pm
Friday, May 11: 8pm
Saturday, May 12: 7pm
Sunday, May 13: 7pm (with post-show reception)

All shows performed every night. Run time is 90 minutes. Tickets are $10. Reservations recommended. To purchase in advance, visit www.ontological.com or call 212-352-3101.
Performances at the Ontological Theater, upstairs at St. Mark's Church. 131 East 10th Street at 2nd Ave. 4/5/6 to Union Square. 6 to Astor Place. L to 3rd Ave or 1st Ave.
Audio and video of all performances will be streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio, www.free103point9.org.
FESTIVAL PROGRAM (in alphabetical order) CASTING OFF by Bronwen Bitetti directed by Jeremy Wilhelm. Three collage images function as play texts in this piece exploring degenerative disease and the liminal space between life and death.

DO NOT DO THIS EVER AGAIN by Karinne Keithley. A video adaptation of a freestanding operetta from Do Not Do This Ever Again. The operetta materializes Marie Antoinette and Esme the Cat in Maine, as they wander about nothingness and listen to the deer sing.

CONVERSATIONS FOR YOU AND ME by Rachelle Knowles with text by Jenny Levison. Visual artist Knowles knocks experiment off its pedestal with playwright Levison in a page-based response to the festival's mission.

DISCO EATS ITSELF by Tan Lin with Flash design by Danielle Aubert. A text transforms into a disco, with its seamless flow of all-night, 4-to-the-floor grooves. Poet Tan Lin conjures a theatrical synaesthesia as a disco video track plays against live performers and an animated text.

LEARNING SKILLS PROGRAM by Johanna Linsley directed by Katrina Bugaj. Learning Skills Program provides a gently insistent overview of one current approach to Particular Algebra. Objectives include: lightly drifting from categorized levels of abstraction, observing mathematical operators and intuiting concrete solutions. All levels welcome.

OVER THE GARDEN WALL by Ruth Margraff directed by Brooke O'Harra. A drawing-room theatrical version with the whole of the stage business built right in, or high art for amateurs. Guaranteed performable by any amateur anywhere. No rehearsal necessary.

COPY 8852 by Jason Szalla Copy 8852 is an alcohol fueled, candy flavored transcribed, circum-conversation about River Phoenix, Pop Culture, and Contemporary Art. Anonymity will be the new celebrity. Now and then in the Viper Room a museum can be found .

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Part of Deep Wireless festival.
Each day includes a special Deep Wireless radio art show followed by on the March 3 a 1/2 hour performance by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly and on the March 10-31 new episodes of the Harmon e Phraisyar show created here in Toronto for Deep Wireless 2007.

31 Down Radio Theater's interactive telephone mystery and public media art installation set in the Canal Street Subway Station in New York City. Participants are invited to make a toll-free call from any public pay phone in Canal Street Station (inside of the turnstiles). They are then guided on a pay-phone mystery. The game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete.

Tajna Tanovic stars in this public pay phone who-dunnit set in the maze of tiles that make up the Canal Street Subway Station. This is an interactive piece that challenges participants to test their skills at listening and following directions. Players are put in the shoes of Mike Sharpie, private investigator, as he searches the depths of Canal Street Station for a young French woman that may have committed a murder, or may be a figment of Mike’s wandering imagination.

To play, call this toll free number to begin:
1-877-OR-WHAT-31
(1-877-679-4283)
Toll-free number, no cost.
Note: This mystery takes place on the N, Q, R, W, 6, and J, M, Z platforms, not the A, C, E, station.

Canal Street Station is co-produced by 31 Down radio theater and free103point9 and presented by free103point9 as part of the transmission arts non-profit's Tenth Anniversary Celebration March-October, 2007. Featuring performers: Ryan Holsopple and Tajna Tanovic.

Part of Deep Wireless festival.
Each day includes a special Deep Wireless radio art show followed by on the March 3 a 1/2 hour performance by Eleanor King and Stephen Kelly and on the March 10-31 new episodes of the Harmon e Phraisyar show created here in Toronto for Deep Wireless 2007.