The Post-Meridian Radio Players

Tickets are now on sale from our Tickets page for our summer mystery anthology, The Thirteenth Mystery, featuring:

• A classic episode of Lux Radio Theater, The Thin Man, written by George Wells and Sanford Barnett, adapted by Jeremy Holstein!
• The gentleman thief Arsène Lupin in a new adaptation by Michael Lin, The Black Pearl!
• And Trifles, by Susan Glaspell, adapted for audio drama by Phoebe Roberts!

Read more about the show here! Performances are July 19th and 20th at Guild Church near Davis Square, and July 26th, 27th, and 28th at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown. (The closing performance on the 28th is a matinée.)

On our tickets page, you can buy tickets for either weekend, or make a reservation for the first weekend and pay for your tickets at the door. We look forward to seeing you there!

Tickets and reservations are now available for our spring show — local author Michael Lin’s Cold-War spy thriller, “Women Behind the Curtain”, accompanied by our recreation of the 1948 radio play “The Outcasts”.

In Michael Lin’s original spy thriller “Women Behind the Curtain”, directed by Jay Sekora, a French spy in the Soviet Union finds unexpected allies — and unexpected enemies!

And in “The Outcasts”, directed by Kitty Drexel, a group of homeowners wonder whether prospective homebuyers are the kinds of neighbors they want — and one of them has to decide whether to risk speaking her mind.

You can learn more about the show on its page, and you can find links to buy tickets (or to make a seat reservation for the first weekend and pay at the door) on our Tickets page, but here’s the short form:

• Follow this link to buy tickets in advance for April 19th or 20th in Davis Square at 8pm.
• Follow this link to fill out a reservation form for April 19th or 20th in Davis and pay at the door.
• And follow this link to buy tickets for the second weekend at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown (April 26 at 7:30, April 27 at 7:30, or April 28 matinée at 1:30).

The Post-Meridian Radio Players, based in Eastern Massachusetts, is seeking one to two original script adaptations of the novels or short stories of H.G. Wells. PMRP’s work pays homage to the golden age of radio, and our productions take place as staged readings before a live audience, with sound effects performed live. Since 2006, we have brought original and public domain radio plays to life in our distinctive format, which includes script-in-hand actors and live foley artists.

Our 2024 Halloween anthology will honor the science fiction works of author H.G.Wells. We are inviting submissions of 50–60-minute adaptations of Wells’ novels or 25–30-minute adaptations of Wells’ shorter works. Submission is free, and playwrights can submit more than one adaptation, so long as all are H. G. Wells’ canon.

Read more to learn about the process and how to submit a script! We look forward to reading your submission!

PMRP is holding a Foley 101 for anyone interested in learning how live sound-effects are made. We'll teach you how we do Foley here at PMRP and give you a chance to try out the effects yourself.

We're holding our Foley 101 on Saturday, February 24 at 1-3 PM at Guild Church, Somerville.

Sign up here if you'd like to come. No experience is necessary!

The PMRP podcast will feature past performances from our almost two decade history, many heard here for the first time!

You'll be able to listen to episodes such as:

• Red Shift, Interplanetary Do-Gooder!
• Tomes of Terror!
• Our Summer Mysteries, including Sherlock Holmes, Lady Molly and Arsène Lupin!
• A new serial produced for this podcast, The Madmen's Guild by Isaiah Plovnick!
• And more surprises!

Episodes will be posted bi-weekly, every other Wednesday, at https://pmrppodcast.buzzsprout.com/. (Right now, you can listen to the podcast trailer.) Don't miss them!

We are very excited to be performing “Night of the Living Dead” — our adaptation of the classic film — along with an original horror-comedy, “The King in Yellow”, and tickets and reservations are now available!

This show will have three performances in Davis Square on October 20th and 21st (including both a matinée and an evening show on Saturday the 21st), and three performances in Watertown on October 27th, 28th, and a matinée show on Sunday the 29th. How to buy tickets (or make reservations) depends on which performance you’re attending, so head to our Tickets page for the details!