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</em>Jack London\'s <em>The Sea Wolf</em>: A Radio Play<em>
Jack London's The Sea Wolf: A Radio Play
Remember the good old days of radio—when people had to use their imaginations—when the mind was a stage? Those days are back—only better! You can SEE as well as HEAR radio programs.

"Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven."
Drama. By Andrew J. Fenady and Duke Fenady. Based on the novel by Jack London.

Cast: 8m., 3w. or 4m., 3w., 4 either gender. A ferry steamer sinks in fog-sealed San Francisco Bay. All passengers perish except Humphrey Van Weyden, self-defined dilettante/critic, and the beautiful, independent, enigmatic Flaxen Brewster. They are rescued, though that's hardly the word, by a hell-ship under the command of Wolf Larsen, a man of ingrained cruelty and inordinate strength, yet a keen mind and indomitable will—and a crew composed mostly of dregs of the San Francisco docks. Fastidious, cultured, but soon hardened, "Hump" becomes the target of Larsen's brutality but also the source of intellectual challenge and even companionship to the captain, whose creed is "Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven." And at the storm center of the conflict between Larsen, Van Weyden and the savage, mutinous crew is lovely Flaxen Brewster, in one of the most dramatic and thrilling love stories ever written of the sea. Approximate running time: 75 minutes.

Notes
Some of the advantages to producing radio plays:

One Simple Set—A radio station—made up mostly of drapes, a control booth (if desired), mikes, and sound effects equipment.

Less Wardrobe—no changes of wardrobe are necessary.

Less Staging—actors simply stand at mikes most of the time.

Less Rehearsal—actors don't memorize lines—they just read them.

Fewer Cast Members—one actor plays many parts.

No Props—only scripts.
Play details
Status:  In Stock
Type of show:  Full-Length
Catalog Code:  J45
Cast Size:  11
No. of Act(s):  2
Pages:  63
Royalty:  $75.00 /perf.*
Cost:  $12.50
Approx. Running Time:  75 min.
Categories
Target Audience: High School * College and Adult
Performing Group: High Schools * College Theatre * Community Theatre
Genre: Drama * Radio Play
ISBN (10): 158342640X
Publication Date: 08/18/2009
Biographies

Among his many other awards, A.J. Fenady recently
received the Western Writers of America's
most prestigious honor—

THE WISTER AWARD

—for his lifetime achievements and
contributions to Westerns.

Andrew J. Fenady was born and raised in Toledo, Ohio, and graduated from the University of Toledo, where he appeared in leading roles in many stage productions. He later produced and acted in local dramatic radio ...More
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Please note that royalties quoted in our catalog are intended for K-12 schools with a standard curriculum only. All other producing groups must submit a completed application.


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