THE RADIO PLAYS

Staging a radio play allows you to present a wide ranging, more elaborate production than you could otherwise produce and do it all on a shoestring budget. No costumes. No sets. Just actors, the script, a few microphones and someone to handle the sound effects and music, either pre-recorded or done live.

Our radio plays can be mounted quickly as the actors work from scripts rather than having to memorize all the dialogue. You can also work with a reduced cast utilizing actors in multiple roles.

For the audience, enjoyment of a radio play is enhanced by a peek behind the curtain of a production while, at the same time, allowing them to use their imagination to the fullest.

We offer four comedies that were written for the audio medium and lend themselves to the radio play format.

"Caesar And Cleo" - a look at the folks who ran the Roman Empire... into the ground.

Three comedy-mysteries featuring Justin Thyme, Fictional Detective.

"The Case Of The Prince Formerly Known As Hamlet." - Thyme investigates the murder of Hamlet's father.

"The Case Of The Really Big Hound Of The Baskervilles" - Thyme travels to Sherlock Holmes country to solve a four hundred year old curse.

"The Case Of The Tale Told By An Idiot" - Thyme returns to eleventh century Scotland to investigate the death of a king and runs into an old flame who turns out to be Lady MacBeth.

Our friends at the One Act Players performing a radio play live on stage