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Realized I haven't seen this posted here!

The Post-Meridian Radio Players Present:
Dangerous Adventures

Performances:
Thursday, May 1, 2025, at 8:00pm (pay-what-you-can)
Friday, May 2, 2025, at 8:00pm
Saturday, May 3, 2025, at 8:00pm
Location:
Guild Church (formerly Boston Brunch Church), 204 Elm Street, Somerville
(Note: the venue is theoretically accessible to those using mobility devices through the side entrance, but I would highly recommend arranging for someone to meet you at the door to navigate to the performance space.)

Our Spring 2024 show features three thrilling tales of adventure, The Most Dangerous Game, an original adaptation of Richard Connell's classic short story, the first episode of a new fantasy-adventure pastiche Townies and Dragons: Barrel Full of Peril, and the pirate adventure The Bonnie Tales of Captain Bellamy: Song of Trickery.

All PMRP productions are presented on stage in the style of old-time radio with actors at microphones and sound effects performed live by our talented Foley artists!

More details and ticket ordering:
https://pmrp.org/events/dangerous

(I'll be behind the concessions table on Saturday and possibly Friday!)
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
Join us as we fly to the second star to the right, and then straight on till morning! In this adaptation of the original J.M. Barrie novel by Michael Lin, Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, and the Darling children venture off to Neverland, a wonderful place where Lost Boys never have to grow up. Their adventures are only overshadowed by one Captain Hook, a menacing pirate who vows to have his revenge on Peter for the loss of his hand. If you believe in fairies, come share in this imaginative adventure! Featuring magical activities for the kids before our matinee performances:

Friday, April 21st, 2017 at 8:00PM
Saturday, April 22nd, 2017 at 2:00PM (matinée and kid friendly pre-show activities)
Saturday April 22nd, 2017 at 8:00PM
Thursday, April 27th, 2017 at 8:00PM (Pay What You Can Night)
Friday, April 28th, 2017 at 8:00PM
Saturday, April 29th, 2017 at 2:00PM (matinée and kid friendly pre-show activities)
Saturday, April 29th, 2017 at 8:00PM

You can make a reservation to pay at the door or buy tickets in advance at http://pmrp.org/tickets!
$15 general admission/$12 Students & Seniors 62+/$6 children 12 and under

Performances will be at Responsible Grace Church, 204 Elm St. in Somerville's Davis Square.
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
If you are in the Ball Square area (or within their delivery area) today is the day to try Eat@Jumbos!   A portion of their daily sales will be donated to The Post-Meridian Radio Players!

So you can support a local business and local arts!  Eat@Jumbos has wings, pizza and sandwiches as well as a huge vegetarian/vegan selection.  And their one of the few places in town that has a soda selection that rivals the PMRP stand.  ;)
(seriously they have the full Tower Root Beer selection, Jones Soda and even Saranac sodas)

You can order at www.eatatjumbos.com, give them a call at 617-666-0000 or drop by 688 Broadway in Somerville’s Ball Square.   The promotion lasts all day from 11am to 10pm!

And don’t forget PMRP’s super creepy Tomes of Terror: Campfire Tales opens a week from Friday!  Wander over to http://campfire.pmrp.org to check that out!
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
The nights are turning crisp and the leaves are starting to fall.  The wind plays with the trees, making the shadows dance along your window.

All the signs and omens proclaim one thing….Halloween is coming!  And that means it’s time for another macabre march to The Post-Meridian Radio Players show of fear and surprise.
But this time we’re leaving the library and going out for some fresh air.  To enjoy a lovely nature walk and perhaps see some of nature’s wonder.  For this time PMRP is not down in the back halls or darkened reading rooms.  Oh no…this time we present Tomes of Terror: Campfire Tales!  A collection of bone-chilling tales of ghosts and madness, murder and mystery.  Everything to make you huddle just a bit closer to the safety of your s’mores.

Join us from October 21st through Saturday the 29th as Tomes of Terror: Campfire Tales reigns over Responsible Grace Church in Davis Square.

Stories both classic and new will greet you as we provide the greatest audio drama live on stage!  And of course we’ll have our classic retro candies and sodas available.
So come on down with us into the woods.  Only $15, $12 for seniors and students.  Costume contest with prizes on the 29th!

For more information please visit http://campfire.pmrp.org.  
[identity profile] plumtreeblossom.livejournal.com
Spooky Greetings!

The Post Meridian Radio Players Halloween 2016 show, Tomes of Terror: Campfire Tales, has an immediate need of your talent to fill the following crucial crew positions:


Stage Manager
Digital Sound Designer
Sound Board Operator

details under here )
[identity profile] plumtreeblossom.livejournal.com
Do you like a good ghost story around a crackling campfire in the woods? The Post-Meridian Radio Players invites you to audition for Tomes of Terror: Campfire Tales, to be performed the last two weekends in October at Responsible Grace Church in Davis Square. Be a camper on a spooky autumn camp-out, sharing tales of dark darkness, and urban legends, too. We also need foley performers. All of the details and audition sign-ups are here: http://pmrp.org/events/campfire/auditions

See you at camp....!
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
In "Journey to Babel," the Enterprise finds itself host to a number of bickering diplomats - including Spock's parents. When an alien dignitary is murdered, the prime suspect is Spock's mother! The crew must unravel the mystery as an unidentified vessel attacks!

This is a reprise presentation of our Arisia 2016 offering, directed and adapted by Mindy Klenoff.

There will be three shows, at the following dates and times:

-Friday, June 3rd, 8pm
-Saturday, June 4th, 2pm
-Saturday, June 4th, 8pm

Admission is free, but donations are greatly appreciated! All performances will be held at Unity Somerville, located at 6 William Street in Somerville, just outside of Davis Square.
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
The Post-Meridian Radio Players are proud to present an original full-length adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic tale of nonsense and whimsy: Alice in Wonderland! Join Alice as she journeys down the rabbit hole in pursuit of the White Rabbit, where she soon finds herself in a world full of wonders, poetry and Cheshire Cats. Beware the Red Queen!

The family-friendly show opens tonight at Responsible Grace Church (right across from the Davis Square Dominos) and runs for the next two weekends.

Come see the show done in the style of the Golden Age of Radio with live sound effects done on stage!    Plus on the matinees we have extra activities for the kids before the show!

So come join Alice and all of the nonsense!  More information about the show can be found at http://alice.pmrp.org or go straight to our tickets page at http://tickets.pmrp.org.
[identity profile] usernamenumber.livejournal.com
Didn't get to see Space Seed at Arisia? Saw it and it was so awesome you want to see it again? Either way, now's your chance to make things right!

Join Jane T. Kirk and the entire Enterprise crew as they encounter the SS Botany Bay and its superhuman occupants - including their deadliest foe yet, Khan Noonien Singh! This is a gender-swapped adaptation of the original story, which makes for some fascinating and fun new angles on things.

Performances will be held at Unity Somerville, and are scheduled for:

Friday, June 5th, 8pm
Saturday, June 6th, 2pm
Saturday, June 6th, 8pm

Admission is free, with donations welcome and much appreciated!

Directed by Mindy Klenoff
Sound & Foley Design by Brad Smith

Starring:
Karen Sarao as Jane T Kirk
Rose Martin as Spock
Liberty Moody as Dr. "Bones" McCoy
Sarah Brinks as Ms. Scott
Michael Lewis as Lt. Uhura
Caitlin Mason as Ens. Chekov
Andy Hicks as Lt. McGivers
Tegan Kehoe as Joaquina & ensemble

and

Liz Salazar as KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN! Noonien Singh
[identity profile] usernamenumber.livejournal.com
March 19th (tonight!), 20, 21, 27, and 28 in Davis Square, The Post-Meridian Radio Players​ present their Spring Adventure Spectacular, featuring original live radio adaptations of The Scarlet Pimpernel and The Mysterious Traveler, featuring at least one, maybe more, super sleuths who are mysterious! Details and tickets at http://pmrp.org/events/sas15

Next week on March 26th, for one night only, Theatre@First​ will be doing staged readings of two short plays: "Like a Loss", a new piece from the Mrs. Hawking universe by Phoebe Roberts​ (I'm in the cast for that one, too!), and "The Wheel" written by Zinnie Harris, a British playwright, and directed by Jess Viator​, returned to the states after studying in the UK (I'm guessing these facts are not unrelated). Details and tickets for that one are at: http://www.theatreatfirst.org/shows/bare_bones/BB16_at_war/BB16_at_war.shtml
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
The Post-Meridian Radio Players’ annual Halloween show starts this Friday!  Join us as we present three adaptations of classic Edgar Allan Poe stories along with a special radio drama style reading of The Raven.

Our stories will include original adaptations of The Masque of the Red Death, The Fall of the House of Usher and even a 1920s version of The Cask of Amontillado.

Tomes of Terror: Nevermore awaits you for six performances!    This Friday at 8pm and a matinee on Saturday at 2pm!  Then next week 8pm shows from Wed. the 29th through Saturday Nov. 1st!
This includes a special Halloween performance with costume contest!

Come join us as we present our tales in the style of the Golden Age of Radio!  See the sound effects performed live on stage!  Marvel at the retro candies and sodas we have available!

And as an extra Poe treat, our version of The Tell Tale Heart will be available on CD at the merch table!

So come join us at Responsible Grace Church in Davis Square for the shows.  Tickets are $15 or $12 for students and seniors.

For more details please visit http://nevermore.pmrp.org.
[identity profile] joev.livejournal.com
The Post-Meridian Radio Players' summer radio mystery theatre show Super Sleuths opens tonight! We have mysteries for Hercule Poirot, Lady Molly of Scotland Yard, and Sherlock Holmes to sink their teeth into, with costumed voice actors in front of microphones onstage and live sound effect creation at the Foley table. All shows are at Responsible Grace church at the south end of Davis Square, with performances tonight, tomorrow afternoon and evening, and this coming Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.

See details at http://srt14.pmrp.org .

You can get tickets at http://tickets.pmrp.org . And, until we run out, you can get half-price tickets at http://www.goldstar.com/events/somerville-ma/summer-radio-mystery-theatre-super-sleuths .
[identity profile] usernamenumber.livejournal.com
Sorry for the short notice folks, but I just realized that I don't think anyone's advertised the Post Meridian Radio Players' latest show here, which is a shame because a) it's great, and b) the last performance starts in... about 3.5 hours. D'oh! But hey, better late than never, so...

TONIGHT (Saturday) at 8pm, The Post Meridian Radio Players proudly present a reprise of our gender swapped/spectrum slid adaptation of the classic Star Trek script, The Trouble with Tribbles, originally performed at Arisia. Admission is FREE with donations gratefully accepted. Come hear the adventures of Jane T. Kirk and her crew live!

tribbles_poster
[identity profile] usernamenumber.livejournal.com
PSA: The Post-Meridian Radio Players have some open roles for the upcoming reprise of their gender-swapped live adaptation of The Trouble with Tribbles! Details from Intrepid Director Mindy follow...

The Post-Meridian Radio Players are auditioning for three cast members for a gender-swapped performance of the Star Trek original series episode “The Trouble with Tribbles”. Auditions will be held April 17th at 7, 8, and 9pm at a private home in the Davis Square area. Please email htucker.theatre@gmail.com with the subject "PMRP Tribbles Audition" and your audition time preference.

The show will be performed at Unity Church in Somerville, May 29-31, and at Boston ComicCon at some point over the weekend of August 9th. Rehearsals will be in the Davis Square area of Somerville, most likely 2 to 4 times prior to each performance, depending on how rehearsals go.

For those unfamiliar with the episode “A dispute over control of a planet brings Enterprise to a space station, where they must deal with Klingons, edgy Federation officials, and a previously-unknown species of small, unbearably cute, voraciously hungry and rapidly-multiplying furry creatures.” (plot summary by memory-alpha.org)

The Post-Meridian Radio Players performs shows in the style of the Golden Age of Radio with actors in front of microphones holding their scripts. Some sound effects may also be performed live on stage.
Character descriptions listed below. All parts are open to female actors of any race or ethnicity, with the exception of Uhura for whom we are looking for a black male actor.

Mr. Uhura – Chief Communications Officer. Kind, strong, curious, brave, and starts off a whole mess of trouble by purchasing a tribble.
Ms. Lurry – Manager of K7 Station – a bureaucrat trying to stay out of this nonsense if possible.
Ms. Baris – The Federation’s undersecretary in charge of agricultural affairs in the quadrant. Arrogant and imperious.
[identity profile] joev.livejournal.com
The Post Meridian Radio Players, frequently of Davis Square, are putting on a show in the distant land of Arlington! Come see the Big Broadcast of 1962 (A Byfar Christmas Carol), at the Regent Theatre in Arlington Center. Shows Thursday night (tonight), Friday night, and Saturday night at 8pm, with a Saturday matinee at 2pm.

The Big Broadcast series is an homage to the golden age of radio, with actors playing old time radio actors, running around frantically, having technical problems, and wrangling guests. It's fun and funny, and I'm looking forward to another wonderful show in the tradition of the Big Broadcast of 1938 (The War of the Worlds) at the Somerville Theatre in 2009.

You can still get discount tickets at:
https://www.goldstar.com/events/arlington-ma/the-big-broadcast-of-1962
...but if you get them there, I urge you to post an honest review after you see the show -- some Goldstar buzz will bring in a bigger audience for the remaining shows.

Regular tickets and more info at:
http://bb1962.pmrp.org/
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
The Post-Meridian Radio Players are proud to announce that the greatest show they have ever produced, The Big Broadcast, returns on Dec.19th-21st to the amazing Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA.
Yes, The Big Broadcast of 1962 premieres at the Regent Theatre and this time, Frank Cyrano and the gang are bringing you the classic holiday tale: A Christmas Carol!

Join us for the all the classic Byfar Hour comedy, drama and music. Not only will you see Frank, Amelia and even the Chowderhouse Gang, but several brand new performers as well. Sound effects and music will be produced live on stage.
And it wouldn't be a Big Broadcast without the retro candies and sodas all of which will be in abundance. But we can also happily share the news that Byfar Coffee Syrup will be returning as well!

Details! )
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
The Post-Meridian Radio Players are teaming up with Eat@Jumbos to host their Fall Fundraiser today!  A donation from all sales from 11am to 10pm will be donated to PMRP to help support their upcoming fall and winter shows.

PMRP is glad to be working with Eat@Jumbos for the promotion as they are a great supporter of the Somerville Arts scene, as well as feeding more than a few of our rehearsals!

All orders that are placed in person, over the phone or through their website (www.eatatjumbos.com) will count for the promotion.  Alas, orders placed over other websites do not.  Eat@Jumbos has a huge selection of pizzas, sandwiches and wings including a multitude of vegetarian and vegan options.  They also have over 30 sauces to choose from, including everything from Creamy Pesto to Napalm Death Sauce.

The Post-Meridian Radio Players are looking forward to their exciting fall and winter shows including Night of the Living Dead for Halloween (Oct. 25-Nov 2 at Responsible Grace Church) and The Big Broadcast of 1962: A Byfar Christmas Carol (Dec. 19-21 at The Regent Theatre in Arlington Center).
For more information about these shows please visit www.pmrp.org.

Eat@Jumbos is at 688 Broadway in Somerville’s Ball Square.  Their phone number is 617 666-0000.
[identity profile] vanguardcdk.livejournal.com
The Post-Meridian Radio Players are looking forward to this Summer and have arranged the following gifts:

-A mysterious murder

-Baffling clues

-Dark secrets

-And the greatest detective the world has ever known

On July 11th Sherlock Holmes returns to PMRP’s Summer Radio Mystery Theatre for “The Sign of Four”. Tis a tale of greed, suspense, action and romance.

Featuring the return of Andrew Harrington as Sherlock Holmes and Chris Chiampa as Dr. John Watson. Directed by Jess Viator and Jeremy Holstein. Adapted from the original Arthur Conan Doyle story.

Join us at Responsible Grace Church, 204 Elm Street in Davis Square, for six performances from July 11-20th. Tickets available at http://tickets.pmrp.org.
[identity profile] plumtreeblossom.livejournal.com
If you're going to the Pride 2013 Festival tomorrow (June 8) at City Hall Plaza in Boston, please visit the table shared by Theatre@First and The Post-Meridian Radio Players! We'll be representing part of Davis Square's live theatre scene. Find out about upcoming auditions (pretty much all rehearsals and performances take place in Davis), learn how to get involved as an actor, artist, designer, techie or crewbie, and grab some free swag while it lasts.

Pride is a rain or shine event, and rain is expected, but hoping to see you there anyway!

(Mods, I'm making an LGBT tag.)
[personal profile] ron_newman
This week's tragic events have caused some disruptions to the Cambridge Science Festival, including to two Somerville-connected events that had been scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.

Post-Meridian Radio Players have cancelled tomorrow's Sci-Fi Double Feature, which was to have a final performance at the MIT Museum. The producers feel that the content of 'THEM!' is inappropriate to perform again at this time.

Artisan's Asylum have postponed tomorrow's scheduled Battlebot Contest, because yesterday's lockdown closed the Asylum and interrupted the teams' robot construction projects. The event will now take place on Wednesday, April 24, from 6 to 9:30 pm, at the Armory, 191 Highland Ave.

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