Posted by Tarragon Theatre
From Script to Soundwaves
with Laura Mullin and Chris Tolley, co-creators and hosts of CBC’s PlayME podcast
An immersive workshop in writing and producing audio drama!
Enter the world of audio fiction with this hands-on eight-part course led by Chris Tolley and Laura Mullin, the award-winning creators of CBC’s PlayME. With two New York Festival Radio Awards and a Webby Honouree to their name, they’ve helped bring Canadian theatre to a global audience—and now they’ll show you how to do the same.
Whether you’re writing a brand-new audio drama or adapting a stage play for the mic, this workshop will guide you through every step of the creative and technical process.
What you’ll learn:
- How to write or adapt scripts specifically for audio
- The art of world-building through dialogue, sound, and silence
- How to record, edit, and sound design your work using practical, accessible tools
- How to craft immersive soundscapes using Foley, effects, and layered sound
- Strategies for building a global audience and getting your work out into the world
- Industry insights from guest speakers working at the forefront of podcasting and audio storytelling
Whether you’re a playwright, screenwriter, or creative looking to expand your voice, this is your chance to explore the full potential of sound.
Application Deadline – July 20, 2025
We are considering running a separate VIRTUAL UNIT. If you would be interested in attending this course virtually (exact dates TBD), please email Heather at education@tarragontheatre.com with the subject line VIRTUAL COURSE REQUEST to be put on the waitlist.
For more information about the course and how the apply please visit Tarragon’s website.