*For the best audio experience, we recommend using headphones for tonight’s performance.*I Do? written by F.J. HartlandDirected by Soren DeNizSound Designed & Edited by Anna McAllenFeaturing the voices of:Liam Gannon as Best ManParker Stephens as GroomSarah Elizabeth as Mother of the GroomAndy Coleman as Father of the GroomMichelle Gibson as Mother of the BrideTodd Ballenger as Father of the Brideand Maddy Rice as BrideTheme Music for Play On Words by Soren DeNiz.Play On Words Podcast is produced by Glass Fox Productions, an audio storytelling company. To support future productions and keep the podcast free to listen, visit ko-fi.com/glassfoxproductions. Listen to all episodes at playonwordspodcast.com. Thank you for listening and for continuing to support the arts. Good show everybody, good show!

*For the best audio experience, we recommend using headphones for tonight’s performance.*This found-footage audio drama plays through lost tapes in which the narrator records her summer at an old estate manor. When her doctor and husband suggests she rest to cure her nervous depression, the room he picks for her has the ugliest yellow patterned wallpaper she's ever seen. But the more she stays secluded staring at the walls, the more the patterns seem to shift and reveal something unnerving. What could she discover if she just keeps peeling the paper?

**For the best audio experience, we recommend using headphones for tonight’s performance.** ATTENTION: Please be aware there is a loud gunshot sound effect in this performance. Listen at your own comfort. Pirandello gives us a satirical meta dark comedy in “Six Characters in Search of an Author” where we meet a dysfunctional family of characters who interrupt a theater company’s rehearsal. The Manager assumes them to be amateur improvisers, but is intrigued by their story nonetheless.

**For the best audio experience, we recommend using headphones for tonight’s performance.** Pirandello gives us a satirical meta dark comedy in “Six Characters in Search of an Author” where we meet a dysfunctional family of characters who interrupt a theater company’s rehearsal. The Manager assumes them to be amateur improvisers, but is intrigued by their story nonetheless.

**For the best audio experience, we recommend using headphones for tonight’s performance.** In “The Proposal” by Anton Chekov, Lomov makes a visit with the intention of proposing to his neighbor, Natalya. But as the conversation grows, they keep fighting over various superficial topics. All the while her father, Stepon Stepanovitch, tries to keep peace between them. Will the two work past their differences to join their families in marriage?