The 2021 Northwest Arkansas Gridiron returns soon.
The 2021 Northwest Arkansas Gridiron has canceled plans for a stage show due to covid-19 concerns and will instead produce a podcast to be posted online in October. The show had been scheduled for Oct. 1-2 at the Arkansas Public Theatre in Rogers.
Our scripts are ready to go so we’ll be adapting them for the first Old-Time Gridiron Radio Hour, er, podcast. When the podcast is finished, it will be posted here.
The cast and the crew of the 2021 NWA Gridiron are journalists who work at regional publications, broadcast outlets and public relations agencies as well as faculty and students from the School of Journalism and Strategic Media at the University of Arkansas. Full Cast and Crew Writers – Charlie Alison, Brenda Blagg, Vivian Cummings, Dave … More 2021 Cast and Crew
Larry Foley, chair of the School of Journalism and Strategic Media at the University of Arkansas, will emcee the 2021 Northwest Arkansas Gridiron Show at the Arkansas Public Theatre in downtown Rogers. Foley, who has taught at the university for 28 years and has nearly figured it out, has been chair of the school since … More Larry Foley to Emcee 2021 Gridiron
Harry Dean Marsh, former chair of the Department of Journalism at the University of Arkansas and the emcee for the first Northwest Arkansas Gridiron show in 1978, died April 4, 2021, at the family home in Gallatin, Tennessee. He was 93. … More Obituary for Harry Marsh
In 2010, when the Tea Party was riding high on something, the Gridiron writers turned to the most famous name in television comedy, I Love Lucy, to sell whatever elixir was brewing.
Sara Sullivan
plays Lucille McGillicuddy, a character made famous by Lucille Ball, and Sullivan plays her to a tea, er, tee.
See more videos from past shows.
