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Sign up todayRunning to Detroit - Abridged
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Learn moreMeg and her mom Sandra are heading to Detroit to do a little cross-border shopping and take in a Tigers game. But Sandra’s passport has expired, and they are turned back. An odd encounter on the Windsor waterfront leads them into a wild night of time travel, rum smuggling, a near drowning, hijackers, customs officials thirsty for bribes, and a chance encounter with controversial baseball legend Ty Cobb.
The sound effects and music in this original radio drama will take you back to the 1920s—a time when “heading for the wild west” meant sneaking into Michigan with a boatload of Canadian contraband.
Dave Carley is a leading Canadian playwright and radio dramatist whose works have been produced across Canada and the United States, as well as many countries around the world. His drama Orchidelirium premiered at Toronto’s Factory Theatre in 2004 and received three Dora Award nominations, including one for best new play. Carley has been playwright-in-residence at the Stratford Festival, Massachusetts’ Barrington Stage Company, the Shaw Festival, and the London Public Library. Most recently at CBC Radio Arts and Entertainment in Toronto, Carley was script editor, series editor, and dramaturge for various nationally syndicated radio drama programs, including Morningside Drama, Sunday Showcase, and Monday Night Playhouse. At the New York International Radio Festival, his radio drama Test Drive won a bronze medal, with Big Box winning gold.