In "Radio :30", a veteran “voice guy” named Ron (played by Toronto writer/performer and Second City alum CHRIS EARLE) is recording a 30 second radio ad with the help of his faithful recording engineer Mike (SAM EARLE, "Degrassi", "Defiance"). Between takes, Ron shares the tricks of his trade with the audience, slowly revealing how the polished dishonesty of his profession has infected his personal life. Haunted by his conscience, Ron’s silver tongue begins to betray him…


"Wickedly funny, unexpectedly moving" - The New York Sun

"One of the funniest shows of the Fringe, “Radio :30” is also one of the most moving." - NOW Magazine

"Created and performed to unsettling perfection by Chris Earle" - The NY Times

WINNER: Dora Mavor Moore Award (Outstanding New Play)

Canadian Comedy Award (New Play). Chalmers Award (New Play)

Radio :30

Written by Chris Earle Directed by Shari Hollett

Sound by Bob Derkach Lights by Jennifer Stobart

Starring Chris Earle and featuring Sam Earle