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Tohidu on Scratched Up Radio Theater

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Language
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April 2019's Scratched Up Radio Theater play is Part One of "Tohidu", by Lisa Murphy Collins. Directed by John Welsh, the cast includes Tyler Lockamy as Lee, John Welsh as Larry, Chris Gomez as Brad, Linda Ragan as Sue, Laura Christensen as the mother, Elizabeth Caccia as Lori the daughter, Robert Burke as Ethan the son, Don Tamblyn as the rodeo emcee, David Rutherford as Hank, Ragan Ragan as the policeman, Ian Dalziel as Mike, Terri Orwig as the fan, and Dickie Magadoff as the gateman. Your host is Dickie Magidoff

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Tohidu 1 final mix

    No date given · 29 min

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  1. Tohidu on Scratched Up Radio Theater

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