Episode
Northside/Southside Radio Players: "The Man From Lot Two"
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- Monday Matinee
- Published
- Aug 25, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 1924
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Summary
The latest performance by Chicago's Northside/Southside Radio Players is "The Man From Lot Two": a zany musical comedy adapted for audio theater from a 1966 script originally penned by authors Bob Connelly and Raymon Bruce, who worked in Hollywood on the crews of hit TV shows. Our story features Douglas Bryan Bean as a "movie nut" with a chameleon like ability to change his appearance at will and add to his "secret filmography" by blending in with the cast of a network TV pilot episode. Additional cast members are Nick Palumbo, Tom Gollagly, David Drazin (also composer/musician), Joe Urbancik, and Carol Seymour (also director/script adapter). Lyricist: Mark Wood. Sound engineering by Mickey Cushing of Chicago's Mystery Street Recording Studio.