An extended online program with director’s and producer’s notes and cast and crew biographies is here.
Tickets:
Tickets are available from our Tickets page.
Merchandise: Metropolis merchandise is available from our Zazzle store.
Performances:
Four performances from April 20th to April 22d at Guild Church (formerly Boston Brunch Church), near Davis Square, Somerville.
Two performances on April 28th and 29th at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown.
The Post-Meridian Radio Players are proud to present our original full-length adaptation of the science-fiction classic, Metropolis!
Based on the original novel by Thea von Harbou and the 1927 Fritz Lang film, Metropolis tells the story of a futuristic city harshly divided between the working class and the city élites. When the son of the city's Master Builder falls in love with a beautiful working-class prophet, a class war explodes into the streets, made all the worse by the inventor Rotwang’s plan to replace the working class with humanoid machines. Can Metropolis be saved before it burns to the ground?
Mare Freed, Naomi Hinchen, Jeremy Holstein, Brian Kjersten and Michael McAfee adapted the original novel by Thea von Harbou and her screenplay for the Fritz Lang film, and Jay Sekora will direct.
Performance Dates
Metropolis will be performed on the following dates:
- Thursday, April 20, at 8pm at Guild Church (formerly Boston Brunch Church) near Davis Square, Somerville
- Friday, April 21, at 8pm, at Guild Church near Davis Square, Somerville
- Saturday, April 22, at 2pm (matinée!), at Guild Church near Davis Square, Somerville
This matinée performance is pay-what-you-can. - Saturday, April 22, at 8pm, at Guild Church near Davis Square, Somerville
- Friday, April 28, at 7:30pm, at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown
- Saturday, April 29, at 7:30pm, at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown
Note that the Watertown shows start at 7:30, while the Davis Square shows start at 8:00 (except for the 2:00 matinée).
Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for students/seniors.
Locations
The second weekend's performances will be at Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown. Here’s more information about Mosesian Center for the Arts, including their address, a map, and parking tips, and a link to their website, and here’s a Google Maps link.
Cast and Crew
Hel | ..... | Kamela Hutzley |
Freder | ..... | Alex LaFreniere |
Maria | ..... | Livie Keane |
Joh | ..... | Robert Bonotto |
Grot | ..... | David Dooks |
Slim | ..... | GM Hakim |
Josaphat | ..... | Joev Dubach |
Rotwang | ..... | Jeremy Holstein |
Futura/ensemble (Davis) | ..... | Kitty Drexel |
Futura/ensemble (Watertown) | ..... | Mel Abrams |
Georgi/ensemble | ..... | Shawyoun Shaidani |
Majordomo/ensemble | ..... | Meg Wickham |
Marinus | ..... | Declan Geoffrion Scannell |
Poppy/ensemble | ..... | Caroline DeBrota |
Lilac/ensemble | ..... | Lauren Elias |
Deserta/ensemble | ..... | Kate Mahoney |
Simon/ensemble | ..... | Joanne Robinson |
Ensemble | ..... | Alex Bazis |
Ensemble | ..... | Kevin Kordis |
Foley | ..... | Tori Queeno |
Foley | ..... | Allie Everest |
Foley understudy | ..... | Elyse Brown |
Foley understudy | ..... | Simone Agha |
Co-producer | ..... | Mare Freed |
Co-producer | ..... | Jeremy Holstein |
Director | ..... | Jay Sekora |
Assistant Director | ..... | Kitty Drexel |
Stage Manager | ..... | Jaclyn Wilson |
Sound Designer | ..... | Jacob LaRocca |
Sound Designer | ..... | Paul Springer |
Sound Engineer | ..... | Chris Cebelenski |
Sound Board Op | ..... | Jay Sekora |
Graphic Designer | ..... | Jeremy Holstein |
Costume pieces | ..... | Elizabeth Ryan |
Foley Coordinator | ..... | Simone Agha |
House Manager | ..... | Jamie Lin |
House Manager | ..... | Jacob Sommer |