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A Bloody Retelling of 'Huckleberry Finn'

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In 1985, a musical version of Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn opened on Broadway. The music and lyrics were written by country musician Roger Miller. The work received seven Tony awards, one as best musical of the year. If you remember the story, Huck is adopted by the widow Thatcher and when Huck’s father, Pap Finn, learns about this he sequesters Huck in his cabin in the woods. In the musical, Pap goes into a rant against a government that would take his son from him. The lyrics go this way:

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Art House Productions Releases BLACK TOM ISLAND Radio Play

Hudson Reporter Art House Productions Releases BLACK TOM ISLAND Radio Play ❮ ❮ ❯ Art House Productions (Meredith Burns, Executive Director) is proud to announce their first audio play, Black Tom Island by Martin Casella. This free audio play is available for download on www.arthouseproductions.org and www.youtube.com/arthouseproductions. A free virtual panel discussion about the actual event featuring historians and the play’s creative team will take place on Sunday, February 7 at 3:00pm EST on Zoom. Based on an actual incident that took place in Jersey City in 1916, Black Tom Island explores the first documented terrorist attack on American soil through the lens of a fictionalized Slovak immigrant and his wife who may or may not be involved in the attack. Funded in part through the Hudson County Historical Partnership Grant, the original project was imagined to include in-person readings on location in Jersey City, however, to adapt the project to the current safety guidelines, Casella’s play has been adapted as a radio play directed by Darren Lee with sound design by Megumi Katayama. The cast includes Michael Stewart Allen, Damian Buzzerio, Mason Hensley, and Jenna Krasowski. Narration by Executive Director Meredith Burns.