On an as-yet undetermined Saturday in February, the Middlebury Radio Theater of Thrills and Suspense will begin broadcasting its exciting Season 3.5. Over the course of the next few months, we’ll be presenting a wide variety of original pieces, including new installments of Nazi Hunters, the exciting new series New Tales From Kafka City, and the much-anticipated Time Presidents. We’ll also be performing thrilling adaptations, such as The Third Man, Moonraker, and possibly North By Northwest.
For those of you interested in impacting our broadcast schedule this spring, please vote in our new poll asking which H.P. Lovecraft story you’d like to hear adapted for radio. The options include At the Mountains of Madness, The Call of Cthulhu, The Dunwich Horror, and Herbert West - Reanimator.
We at the Middlebury Radio Theater are committed to making Season 3.5 our best yet. For now, you can enjoy our podcast, but we’ll be back on the air soon, so stay tuned!
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Hey there, folks. A new poll has been added asking which old school Mr|Tots program you’d like to see revamped and returned to the airwaves. The options: With the Utmost Sincerity, famous for its spectacular Season Two implosion; Old News, the original Mr|Tots short; 5, the thrilling adventure of uber-American Ron Tower(s); That’s Confucius, With Satchmo! in which Louis Armstrong reads from the Confucian Analects; and Learn to Speak Old, the show that gives you the bulge so all the hep cats will think you’re darb. Vote now, and you may hear one of these classic (or not-so-classic) bits returned to the air this spring!
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In light of the shocking events at the end of Brookshale episode 2.4, there may be a funeral or two on the horizon. Which of the following characters, if any, will be put in the ground before the season is out? Your options are: Meggie Davenport (drunk poisoned lemonade), Jerry Wilson (scheduled for meeting in Shady Alley), Octavius DuPont (may or may not have ingested poisoned lemonade with gin, also scheduled for meeting in Shady Alley), Cox Donovan (shot in the dark), or none of the above. Vote now, before it’s too late!
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