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WRW WINS 2005 GOLD OGLE AWARD. BACK TO BACK!

July 5th, 2006

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We are so happy to have won back to back OGLE AWARDS and our 4 th 3 years. Our thanks to the judges, the fans, ASFSFA, our fellow audio artists and Brian Price and Jerry Sterns, your the greatest.

WRW wins Communicator

December 19th, 2005


The Willamette Radio Workshop is excited to announce that they have been honored with the Crystal Communicator Award of Excellence> for our production of The Fall of the City byArchibald MacLeish,.  Fall of the City is a seminal piece of Radio Theater, originally presented in 1937 by the Columbia Workshop, with a cast of 200, including Orson Welles, Burgess Meredith and Paul Stewart. As begins …

Ogle Awards 2004 WRW Wins Twice!

October 17th, 2005

Well, it’s that time of year again.

The Workshop has scored two Ogle Awards at this years CONvergence Convention. Last year we won an Honorable mention for A Murder of Crows, This year we won the Gold for Heather Breeden’s NEXT YEARS GIRL and a Special Award for best Adaptation for Cynthia McGean’s Mary Shelley’s FRANKENSTEIN, recorded live at [...]

National Audio Theater Festivals Script Writing Contest 2004

April 17th, 2005

Cindy McGean Wins NATF Award!

The Willamette Radio Workshop is proud to announce that Cynthia McGean, the director of our Writer’s On the air Workshop, was awarded first place in the National Audio Theatre Festival 2004 Script contest for her piece PANDORA’S BOX. Set in a battered women’s shelter, PANDORA’S BOX explores a veteran shelter worker’s crisis of hope. First place includes the publication of the Script in NATF Script Book 2004, a scholarship to the NATF Audio Theatre Workshop in West Plains, Missouri and a cash award.

The Ogle Awards 2003

July 19th, 2004

2003 Ogle Awards

WRW’s Murder of Crows Wins Honorable Mention at Ogle Awards

A Murder of Crows featured the original scripts of Cynthia McGean , Bill Gregory and Mary Robinette Kowal and was produced by Sam A. Mowry , Robert Kowal and Marty Gallagher .

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