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Banner image for Shakespeare & Company’s winter show, a lively staged reading of Emma by Kate Hamill, directed by Ariel Bock. The background features a whimsical, patterned design with floral and leafy motifs. Centered on the right, an illustration shows a Regency-era woman lounging on an ornate, red-patterned chair, gazing at herself in an antique, oval mirror. The dates, December 13–15, and venue, Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre, are highlighted in bold yellow and white text, with a red 'Get Tickets' button below. A 'Winter Show' banner appears in the upper-right corner.

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Send the Greylock Glass to the Third Coast!

Send us to the Third Coast.

If you haven’t experienced the Third Coast International Audio Festival, you’re in for a treat.

Based in Chicago, the Third Coast International Audio Festival (TCIAF) curates sound-rich audio stories from around the world and shares them with as many ears as possible – via radio, podcast, public events, annual conference and [their] website. Operating year-round, Third Coast offers producers and listeners a multitude of ways to celebrate audio storytelling

or give a little bit per month via Patreon.com

 

Here’s where the Greylock Glass comes in: we’ve produced around 200 shows, and we think some of them are definitely award-winning. We would love to enter a few episodes in the annual Third Coast / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition.

But it costs $55/entry if we submit by June 13—the cost increases after that.

So that we can submit your stories to be heard by some of the most respected names in radio and new media, I’m asking for your help.

*The Greylock Glass is not a non-profit organization, and your contributions are NOT tax-deductible. We’re just broke is all.

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