“IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE, The 1946 Live Radio Play” at The Irish Repertory Theatre

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Set in a radio station in the 1940’s, with a busy live sound FX artist and six actors playing 25 characters, this beloved, poignant Christmas classic comes vividly to life . . . Christmas Eve in America, 1946. George Bailey, the nicest guy in town, is in a terrible predicament.  Perched precariously on the Bedford Fall Bridge, on the brink of suicide, George encounters Clarence, his Guardian Angel, who has not yet earned his wings. Clarence takes George in hand and shows him what the small town of Bedford Falls would have been if he had never been born.