KCAT offers radio play

By Bob EvansNov 25, 2020, 12:48 pm0

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Listen to “Cabin B-13,” A Story of Suspense, Friday at Noon on KKFI 90.1 FM

A newlywed couple sets off on a cruise ship with $10,000 for expenses, only to find a very different experience from the romantic honeymoon they expected. First broadcast in 1943, John Dickson Carr’s “Cabin B-13” was hailed among the best of the “Suspense” series, was aired three times, and has served as the inspiration for multiple iterations and re-tellings. Listen for yourself this Friday at noon on KKFI!

Hosted by John Rensenhouse and featuring Robert Gibby Brand, Christina Schafer, Darren Kennedy, Logan Black, Shawna Peña-Downing, and Mark Robbins under the direction of Jan Rogge.

Tune in to KKFI 90.1 FM (or stream online) on Fridays at noon to hear this and all other new episodes of Kansas City Actors Radio Theatre. You can also catch up and listen to all episodes (including the first, three-episode run of “Kansas City: 1924”) online after broadcast on our podcast page, website, or KKFI Program page.

Kansas City Actors Radio Theatre on KKFI

Support KCAT With a Special, One-Time Holiday “Zoom” Play

Our Virtual Brouhaha continues in December with a live, one-time-only performance of an original, virtual, script-in-hand comedy, “Get Us Out of These Boxes: A Zoom Christmas Carol,” by KCAT artist Darren Sextro.

A fictional regional theatre tries to get something – ANYthing – online for their audience in the Holiday season, only to find themselves trapped, not only by Zoom, but by artistic intentions, relationships, board procedure, and personal histories.

Use the button below to get a ticket now for this fun, very “2020,” behind-the-scenes farce featuring John Rensenhouse, Nedra Dixon, Jan Rogge, Victor Raider-Wexler, Cinnamon Schultz, Hillary Clemens, Matt Schwader, Jerry Mañan, Walter Coppage, Shawna Peña-Downing, and a special guest star on Saturday, December 19.

Zoom Virtual Comedy Info & Ticket Link

Supporting KCAT and the CARES Act

Like any of the many non-profit arts organizations that have been impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak, KCAT needs your financial support if you’re able to give it.

What you may not know is that the CARES Act offers new tax benefits! When you donate any amount (up to $300 in total donations), you will be eligible to claim a deduction of an equal amount in addition to the standard deduction. For our donors who itemize, the CARES act provides even greater potential benefits. As always, please speak to your tax advisor for details.

Thank you!