All That Fall was originally written and performed as a radio play, which explains why the world of this story is almost entirely created with sound. Through the words, actions and facial expressions of the play's nine actors, the story of Maddy Rooney's journey to surprise her husband at the Boghill railroad station for his birthday and her many encounters along the way is told.

fective tool the actor's use in this performance to create Maddy Rooney's world are their voices. Through their changes in tone, grunts, moans, laughing spells, giggles, screams and cries of pain, joy and sorrow, the audience is painted a vivid picture of this world. The performers also rely heavily upon sound effects to enhance the clarity of this imaginary world. As Maddy is dragging herself to the station, the sound of her lackadaisical stroll is created by one of the actor's sliding cups through a box of sand. When Maddy and Dan fall down a staircase on their way back home, two actors stomp up and down a miniature staircase to create the sound of the fall. The actors use their voices to imitate sounds of the wind blowing, cows mooing, birds singing, horses naying along with a slew of other noises heard throughout Maddy's journey. The consistency of the

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