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Bimbo Jones · 03-11-2011, 11:08 AM

This reminds me of a two man play called "Greater Tuna". The opening scene on stage is nothing but the morning DJ of this little West Texas town as he speaks into the microphone and gives the local news and farm futures. He rambles on for about ten minutes and you hear a phone ring in the back ground. He answers "Hello (pause) what do you mean you can't hear me? Oh heck". He walks over to the main power switch (CLICK) and he starts his morning log on call sign again and repeats the morning new as if nothing ever happened. Anyone that even grew up in a small rural town would enjoy the "TUNA" plays. Somehow NHRA reminds me of this in this situation.

03-11-2011, 11:08 AM	#13
Bimbo Jones Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 109 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Gators Audio Cast This reminds me of a two man play called "Greater Tuna". The opening scene on stage is nothing but the morning DJ of this little West Texas town as he speaks into the microphone and gives the local news and farm futures. He rambles on for about ten minutes and you hear a phone ring in the back ground. He answers "Hello (pause) what do you mean you can't hear me? Oh heck". He walks over to the main power switch (CLICK) and he starts his morning log on call sign again and repeats the morning new as if nothing ever happened. Anyone that even grew up in a small rural town would enjoy the "TUNA" plays. Somehow NHRA reminds me of this in this situation.