Isolated Frequencies, April 26-27
CFRC 101.9FM presents the third event in its 2010-11 RadioActive Carnival series of sound performance. Isolated Frequencies takes place on Tuesday, April 26 at 8pm and Wednesday, April 27 at 10pm at the Baby Grand Theatre, 218 Princess Street.
Isolated Frequencies offers audiences a behind-the-scenes look at the live production of an original radio drama. Conceived and produced by CFRC staff and volunteers, with a script written by CFRC volunteers Jessica Jay and Laura Palma, the story explores a post-apocalyptic world in which stranded humans rely on radio as their lifeline. Come by the Baby Grand, or listen below.
Admission to the live performances is by donation. Isolated Frequencies is made possible through the support of the City of Kingston and the Kingston Arts Council through the City of Kingston Arts Fund, and through a partnership with Theatre Kingston.
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Stay Home Gala, April 16
Saturday, April 16, 2011 from 6-8pm, tune in for CFRC’s inaugural Stay Home Gala: the event of the season that is so happening, you won’t know it isn’t happening! Listen in for a fly-on-the-wall perspective of our dinner celebration in honour of Jim Birtch and Wayne Vermette, each celebrating 30 years of programming at CFRC in 2011. Hear toasts, speeches, musical performances and table conversations from illustrious guests including former CFRC Station Manager, Steve Cutway, former Music Programming Manager, Michael Morreale, and of course Jim and Wayne themselves. The broadcast is hosted by roving reporter and Spoken Word Programming Manager James Goddard and presented by emcee and CFRC Operations Officer Kristiana Clemens. Don’t miss it!
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CFRC’s Community Events Calendar, January 27 - February 3
Here is the community events calendar for this week:
Submit your events for inclusion in the Community Events Calendar by emailing all the essential information to: cfrcspoken [at] ams.queensu.ca.
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Hear in the Dark
On November 6th and 7th CFRC screened a collection of audio art pieces in the Gordon Vogt Studio Theatre. The pieces were played on a multi-channel system in complete darkness. We’re making a recording of the November 6th presentation available for home listening. Turn off the lights, turn up your speakers and enjoy.
Hear in the Dark was made possible with the generous support of the City of Kingston and the Kingston Arts Council.
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