The Bishop’s Wife
A Dave Holoweiko Radio Play
On episode 17 of the TSVP Radio Theater Podcast we present The Bishop’s Wife, directed by David Holoweiko and featuring the voices of Dave Cary, Shelly Cary, Glory Friedl, Dave Holoweiko, Jack Puškar, Jennifer Puškar, Mike Puškar, Kelsey Pollock Rhea, Victoria Rhea, and Larry Spinnenwebber.
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Little Beaver Historical Society produced this play as a benefit to the Society and its efforts to keep local history alive and well in Beaver County. Please support LBHS by making a donation in appreciation of this wonderful holiday radio drama.
In the Press
Beaver County Times -- R-ACT [theater company] originally picked "The Bishop's Wife" in 2013, "as it was a great Christmas story that wasn't well known," Holoweiko said.
Between rehearsals and it being performed that year, Holoweiko had to bow out as director to tend to his mom, who had become extremely ill, spending six weeks in the hospital before dying in January 2014.
"I think my reason for doing it now is I felt like I had to finish it to the end since I had to drop out because of my mom's illness and also it's a wonderful story to share with what's happening in the world at the moment," Holoweiko said. "I think we all have to look at what we have in our lives that's good and not on all the sadness and sickness, and remember that as long as we have family and friends we will come through this."
This episode was recorded December 15, 2020 at the Segriff Stage in Rochester, Pa. Podcast executive producer: Kevin Farkas. Audiography: Kevin Farkas. Featuring the voices of Dave Cary, Shelly Cary, Glory Friedl, Dave Holoweiko, Jack Puskar, Jennifer Puskar, Mike Puskar, Kelsey Pollock Rhea, Victoria Rhea, and Larry Spinnenwebber. Music (available on Soundcloud.com and YouTube.com): nthdesign(“Skiing on Christmas”), Watterson(“Christmas Special”), Esther Abrami (No. 9 Esther's Waltz”), “The Darkest Cello Music - Beginning to End,” Aakash Ghandi “ Heavenly Music By Classical Romantic”), St John's College Choir(“ Away In A Manger”), Chino Yoshio (“Away in a Manger”). © ℗ TSVP Radio Theater Podcast/The Social Voice Project. All rights reserved.
Using six high definition wireless mic stations sanitized with disinfectant, we utilized every corner of the studio space to socially distance our actors as much as possible. We had two family groups of actors, but while not on mic the entire cast and crew remained masked. It's important to note that their arrival and departure times were staggered to minimize contact. Additionally, we opted not to use our usual headset monitoring system that allows actors to better hear their cues; instead, we used speaker monitors for each mic station. While not an ideal recording environment for our typical radio theater productions, we managed to perform and record our show with remarkable speed, attention to exceptional audio quality, and safety concerns for all involved. ~Kevin Farkas, sound engineer and editor
Dave Cary
Dudley the Angel
Shelly Cary
Matilda the Housekeeper
Glory Friedl
Miss Cassaway, Henry's Secretary
Dave Holoweiko
Director, Narrator, Sylvester the Cab Driver, Mr. Miller at St. Timothy's
Jack Puškar
Henry the Bishop
Jennifer Puškar
Mrs. Hamilton
Mike Puškar
Bobby the Choir Boy
Kelsey Pollock Rhea
Julia the Bishop's Wife
Victoria Rhea
Debbie, Daughter of Julia and Henry, Ruppert the Choir Boy
Larry Spinnenwebber
Professor Wutheridge, Stevens the Butler
Kevin Farkas
Executive Producer - The Social Voice Project
Producer & Host - TSVP Radio Theater Podcast
Kevin Farkas is an award-winning, independent multimedia producer specializing in creative audiography and podcast audio engineering, recording and editing. The Bishop's Wife is his 12th radio drama production.TSVP’s Radio Theater Podcast presents classic, contemporary, and original imaginative audio productions, including recorded, staged, and live streamed performances before live audiences. In addition to showcasing performances, the podcast is dedicated to promoting and celebrating the craft of local theater.
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