Posted on August 20, 2026

Reading Community Players presents “110 Stories” — A Show Honoring the Victims and Heroes of 9/11

Reading Community Players presents “110 Stories” — A Show Honoring the Victims and Heroes of 9/11

As Reading Community Players prepares to produce a performance of 110 Stories, the cast and crew share the challenges and rewards of working on the production. “110 Stories” by Sarah Tuft is a collection of interviews from survivors and rescue workers from the World Trade Center attack of 9/11 as well as the aftermath.

Originally aired on BCTV: 8/20/26
For a full listing of BCTV’s live broadcast schedule, visit https://www.bctv.org/tv-schedule/.

This program was produced at the BCTV studio in beautiful downtown Reading, PA. If you’re a member of the Berks County community and are interested in producing or submitting a program for air on BCTV, visit https://www.bctv.org/about-us/propose-a-program/.

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From the program: Special Programming




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