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This paper explores the unique challenges and compelling prospects of acting in radio drama, using the fictional production The Team of Superheroes as a case study. Unlike visual mediums, radio demands actors rely solely on vocal performance to craft characters, narratives, and atmosphere, requiring specialized skills in articulation, emotional conveyance, and imaginative storytelling. Despite these challenges, the growing audio entertainment industry offers increasing opportunities for skilled voice actors. This analysis examines both the demanding technical aspects and the creative potential of audio acting within the context of The Team of Superheroes production, ultimately demonstrating radio drama's enduring relevance and significance in the contemporary media landscape.
Ovunda Ihunwo, PhD & Sunday Edum, PhD
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