The Post-Meridian Radio Players

The Post-Meridian Radio Players want to hear your ideas for its Spring 2019 show! We’re seeking proposals of full-length or short radio plays to be submitted to us by September 30. See our call for proposals page for details of what we’re looking for and how to submit your proposal.

The Post-Meridian Radio Players want to hear your most spooky, scary, or horrifying radio play ideas! We are accepting proposals for our annual Halloween show, until May 31st. If this sounds interesting, read on for more information and how to submit

Congratulations to the cast and crew of Moriarty’s Mysteries, our summer mystery anthology, with a trio of mysteries featuring Sherlock Holmes, Arsène Lupin, and Vera (not Nero) Wolfe! Visit the show’s page to see the cast list and learn more about the show. Performances will be July 20th-28th, and we hope you will join us for them!

Audition slots are now available for our summer mystery show, Moriarty’s Mysteries, featuring Vera Wolfe in “The Boy Who Cried Wolfe” (a gender-swapped adaptation of a classic Nero Wolfe broadcast), Arsène Lupin (with a special guest appearance) in “Sherlock Holmes Arrives Too Late,” and Sherlock Holmes himself and Doctor Watson in “The Final Problem.” See our Auditions page for more information about the process and to sign up for a slot!

PMRP’s spring show, Lest We Forget, opens this Friday! This show presents an original adventure featuring the World War II comic-book superhero War Nurse foiling Nazi schemes with her Commandos, daring women from the various Allied nations, along with two recreated episodes of the 1947 series Lest We Forget: The American Dream, on the timeless topic of the American values of tolerance, pluralism, and standing up against oppression. You can get tickets or make a seat reservation on our Tickets page! The six performances are April 20, 21, 26, 27, and 28, 2018, with two shows on Saturday the 21st, and a pay-what-you-can night on Thursday the 26th.

The Post-Meridian Radio Players are now accepting proposals for our Halloween show! Have a story you think we should do? A burning desire to do Tomes of Terror: Nights of the Lepus? Now's your chance! Read more to learn what we're looking for and how to submit a proposal! Proposals are due by May 31st.

Elections for the PMRP Officer positions has come upon us again. Please "Read more" to check out the list of positions below as well as this PDF document with full details if you are interested in running. (Information about our officers and other PMRP volunteer positions is also on the PMRP People page.) Please note that the positions of Publicity Director, Clerk and Company Technical Director are currently open.

Congratulations to the cast and crew of PMRP’s spring show, Lest We Forget, featuring the adventures of War Nurse and her Commandos foiling Nazi plots during World War II, plus two episodes of the 1940s series Lest We Forget: The American Dream on the American values of tolerance, fair play, and standing up against injustice.

We hope you’ll come join us in April to see these thrilling adventures.

We are delighted to announce that we are looking for voice actors, Foley artists, and crew for our upcoming spring show, Lest We Forget. This will two short episodes from the postwar dramatizations by that name on the topics of tolerance, diversity, and standing up against oppression, as well as “War Nurse and Her Commandos”, an original script based on the World War II-era comic book character War Nurse, a mild-mannered war nurse by day who foils Nazi plots as War Nurse alongside her Commandos, women of many nations fighting fascism and nationalism. See our Auditions page for more infornation and for the link to sign up for an audition slot. Auditions will be Monday, February 12th, and Tuesday, February 13th, 2017 at Responsible Grace Church in Davis Square, Somerville, and performances will be in late April. Updated February 7: Audition sides, the paper audition form, and the conflict calendar are now available. See the Auditions page for the link to them.

In early December, we’ll be presenting our original adaptation of the 1964 Christmas B-movie, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians, of UHF and MST3K fame, in which Martians kidnap Santa Claus (along with a couple of Earth children) to bring joy back to their lethargic children. This is a family-friendly event and for the matinée we will have some fun kids’ activities before the show.

Performances will be Friday, December 1, at 8:00pm; Saturday, December 2, at 2:00pm (with fun kids activities); and Saturday, December 2, at 8:00pm. You can either purchase tickets in advance or make seat reservations to pay at the door from our Tickets page. (Of course, walk-ins are also welcome!)