Fund-Raising Encore Performances of "Doctor Who: Starship of Madness" Scheduled for March 25 & 26

[audioboy.livejournal.com]

Two FUND-RAISING encore performances of The Post-Meridian Radio Players' highly-successful staged radio show from Arisia 2011 have been scheduled for the end of this month!

When: Friday, March 25th, 8:00pm - 9:30pm & Saturday, March 26th, 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Where: Urban Promise Church of Somerville
Address: 204 Elm St.,Somerville, MA (map)
Tickets: FREE (with a suggested donation of $5 to help support future PMRP projects!)
Webpage & Ticket Reservations: http://www.pmrp.org or http://www.huboftheuniverseproductions.com/events_starshipofmadness.html

Based on the long-running BBC sci-fi series, "Doctor Who"
and presented by The Post-Meridian Radio Players.

Suffering Shoggoths! The Roaring Twenties have just begun! Flappers! Gin joints! Deep Ones? A newly-regenerated Doctor joins forces with a struggling, nightmare-plagued writer by the name of Lovecraft to investigate attacks in Boston by monstrous creatures. Who is this eccentric Professor Whiteman who appears to be behind it all? What is the secret of the Professor's amazing chair that can seemingly cure the insane? What truly goes on inside the Miskatonic Gentlemen's Club? What will happen to the world, and every living being on it, when C'thulhu rises?

Featuring:

Andy Hicks as The Doctor
Alyssa Osiecki as Violet Brooks
Ron Lacey as Professor Whiteman
Rob Noyes as H.P. Lovecraft (Fri)
Andy Lebrun as H.P. Lovecraft (Sat)
Mindy Klenoff as Faith Parker
Tom Champion as Franklin Pabodie
Michael McAfee & Brad Smith as the Deep Ones

Written & Directed by Alicia E. Goranson
Technical Direction by Neil Marsh
Produced by Chris DeKalb

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Comments

[myselftheliar.livejournal.com]

This sounds like the most amazing thing that amazing'd things.

[scottxwl.livejournal.com]

What she said.

[audioboy.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

We had a huge turn-out at Arisia and the response was fantastic, so we're really looking forward to doing it again in a more public venue.

[myselftheliar.livejournal.com]

I wanted to see it at Arisia but had a conflict, I am very glad to be able to go now.

[ron_newman]

I'm curious when that church changed its name from stodgy old "West Somerville Church of the Nazarene" (though it's actually in Cambridge) to more hip "Urban Promise".

[gruene.livejournal.com]

It's been that way for a couple years now. If I had to guess, I'd say 2008.

[icecreamempress.livejournal.com]

It's a different church--the previous church was affiliated with the Church of the Nazarene, which is a denomination (http://www.nazarene.org/). It used to actually be in West Somerville before it took over that church building, hence the name, though I am blanking on the exact location.

Urban Promise Church appears to be a nondenominational Christian church, at least from its website.

[icecreamempress.livejournal.com]

In general, churches don't change their names--a change in the name on a church generally reflects that a different congregation has taken over the building.

[ron_newman]

Urban Promise is a Church of the Nazarene according to its website.