The Post-Meridian Radio Players

Prepare yourself for the Post-Meridian Radio Players' 2026 Halloween show, Tomes of Terror: Sounds of Fear! This year, we'll be haunting the stage with three spooky shows:

Beyond the Wall of Sleep - From the mind of H.P. Lovecraft, a scientist attempts to use a dream machine to help a patient, only to break through the wall of sleep and into a realm of monsters. Directed by Kitty Drexel.

Phantom Frequency - In this original tale, a man with a dubious past finds himself haunted by his victims through a source he cannot escape: his car radio. Directed by Kristina Spinney.

The Monkey’s Paw - This classic spine-chiller tells the story of a family coming into possession of a Monkey's Paw, which grants wishes...but be careful what you wish for. Directed by Alex LaFreniere.

Performances
204 Elm in Davis Square: 10/23 @ 8 PM, 10/24 @ 2 PM and 8 PM, 10/30 at 8 PM, and 10/31 @ 2 PM
George Dilboy VFW Post 529: 10/29 @ 8 PM

This spring, the Post-Meridian Radio Players once again present our gender-swapped adaptation of the classic Star Trek episode “Mirror, Mirror”—a restaging of our 2021 virtual performance! If you missed us at Arisia, now is your chance!

In "Mirror, Mirror," a transporter malfunction sends Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, and Uhura into a parallel universe! In it, the Federation is replaced by a cruel empire where promotion occurs by assasination, and everything seems changed on the Enterprise. How will our heroes get back to their own universe?

The Post-Meridian Radio Players are proud to present our original adaptation of Dashiell Hammett’s 1930 novel The Maltese Falcon!

Adapted from the novel that inspired the 1941 John Huston noir film, The Maltese Falcon features San Francisco private eye Sam Spade in his debut appearance. When trouble arrives at Spade's doorstep in the form of the desperately tragic Miss Wonderly, it drags him into a web of intrigue, deceit, betrayal, and murder as several eccentric criminals seek to obtain the titular falcon.

PMRP veterans Tori Queeno and Jonathan Mendoza return to direct their original audio adaptation of Dashiell Hammett's 1930 hardboiled detective novel.

Performances:
204 Elm St. (Davis Square Church): July 17-18 @ 8 PM
Boston Center for the Arts (NEW!!!): July 23-24 @ 7:30 PM, July 25 @ 2 PM and 7:30 PM, July 26 @ 2 PM

Tickets and reservations are now available for the first weekend’s performances in Davis Square of Jeeves & Wooster: Hijinks and Shenanigans, featuring original radio-drama adaptations of three P. G. Wodehouse stories featuring his iconic characters Bertie Wooster, a wealthy and idle English gentleman, and his (or her, in one of the adaptations) valet (and frequent saviour) Jeeves. Tickets can be purchased in advance here on Simpletix or you can make a reservation (and pay at the door when you arrive) using this reservation form!

Tickets for the second weekend's performances at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown are available at this link on MCA’s website.

At the 2026 Arisia science-fiction convention, the Post-Meridian Radio Players will present our gender-swapped adaptation of the classic Star Trek episode “Mirror, Mirror”—a restaging of our 2021 virtual performance, now making its premiere on a live stage! (For information on Arisia, go to https://www.arisia.org/)

In "Mirror, Mirror," a transporter malfunction sends Kirk, McCoy, Scotty, and Uhura into a parallel universe! In it, the Federation is replaced by a cruel empire where promotion occurs by assasination, and everything seems changed on the Enterprise. How will our heroes get back to their own universe?

We will present original radio-drama adaptations of three P. G. Wodehouse stories featuring his iconic characters Bertie Wooster, a wealthy and idle English gentleman, and his (or her, in one of the adaptations) valet (and frequent saviour) Jeeves.

• In Aunt Agatha Speaks Her Mind, Aunt Agatha’s pearls have been stolen, and it’s up to Bertie Wooster to recover them! Can Jeeves be of assistance?
• In the gender-swapped Right Ho, Jeeves, Betty Wooster tries to arrange a romantic match for her good friend Gussie-Fink Nottle, whilst trying to avoid her Aunt Dahlia’s demands she host the Market Snodsbury Grammar School's prize giving event! Surely a little alcohol in the tea-totalling Gussie's orange juice can't cause any trouble?
• And in Jeeves Takes Charge, Bertie’s fiancé demands that he intervene to prevent the publication of his Aunt’s scandalous new book! And what’s with this new man Jeeves who’s just entered into Bertie’s employ?

These three plays will be presented on stage in the style of old-time radio with actors at microphones and sound effects performed live by our talented Foley artists!

There will be six performances April 16–26, in Davis Square the first weekend, and in Watertown the second weekend. Read more to see the cast and crew, read more about the three plays, and find performance dates and times! And check back here for an announcement when tickets and reservations are available!

Tickets and reservations are now available for the first weekend’s performances in Davis Square of War of the Worlds and Other Invasions, featuring new adaptations of classic H. G. Wells stories “The Man Who Could Work Miracles”, “The Sea Lady”, and “The War of the Worlds”! Tickets can be purchased in advance here on Brown Paper Tickets or you can make a reservation (and pay at the door when you arrive) using this reservation form!

Tickets for the second weekend's performances at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown are available at this link on MCA’s website.