Quiet Please: “Northern Lights” was written by Wyllis Cooper.  It was originally broadcast over the Mutual Radio Network on January 30, 1049.  The Icebox Radio Theater’s production starred Justin Kapla as Paul, and Caleb Silvers as Norman and was directed by Jeffrey Adams.  Sound effects by Senara Erwin.  It was performed before a live audience at the Salty Jester, Int’l Falls, on May 31, 2024.

Nero Wolfe: “The Case of the Tell-Tale Ribbon” was written by John Ediston based on characters created by Rex Stout.  It was originally broadcast over the NBC radio network on March 30, 1951.  The Icebox Radio Theater’s production starred Justin Kapla as Wolfe, Dr Hauser & the butler, James Yount as Archie.  Dalton Johnson as Jenkins & Larry, Aela Mackintosh as Dorothy, Scotta Turner as Eva, and Jeffrey Adams as Edward & Inspector Kramer.  Sound effects by Senara Erwin.  It was performed before a live audience at the Salty Jester, Int’l Falls, on April 18, 2024.

“Student Body” was written by F.L. Wallace and directed by Jeffrey Adams. It featured Caleb Silvers as Marin, Karen Shickell as Hafner, Scotta Turner as Atheel, Jeffrey Adams as Krone, Justin Kapla as Tully and Diane Adams as Whitehead.  Sound Design by Jeffrey Adams.   The sound effects engineer was Serena Erwin.  “Student Body” was originally broadcast on the classic NBC series ‘X-Minus One’ on July 31, 1956.  This production was recorded before a live audience at The Salty Jester, a performance club in Int’l Falls, Minnesota on May 31, 2024.

“Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar: The Murder is a Merry-Go-Round Matter” was recorded before a live audience at The Salty Jester, a performance club in Int’l Falls, Minnesota on April 18, 2024. It starred Dalton Johnson as Dollar.  The cast also featured James Yount, Justin Kapla, Scotta Turner and Aela Mackintosh. The script was written by Paul Dudley and Gill Doud, directed by Jeffrey Adams.  The sound effects engineer was Sernea Erwin.

When Candy attempts to help Rembrandt find a new apartment, she lands in the clutches of an evil cult leader. ”Candy Matson: The Egyptian Amulet,” is a re-creation of the classic Old Time Radio script created and written by Monte Masters.  
Our program featured Jeffrey Adams as Detective Mallard, Justin Kapla as Rembrandt Watson, Jim Yount as Tessmon, Dalton Johnson as Zoma, and Starring, Alea Mackintosh as Candy Maston, Private Eye.  
“Candy Matson: The Egyptian Amulet” was originally aired over the NBC network on September 12th 1950.  Tonight’s production was produced and directed by Jeffrey Adams for the Icebox Radio Theater which is solely responsible for its content.  Our show was recorded before a live audience at the Salty Jester performance lounge, Int’l Falls, Minnesota.  Icebox Radio makes no claim of ownership for this play.

Quiet Please, ‘The Pathetic Fallacy’ was written by Wyllis Cooper. The episode originally aired on February 2, 1948 over the Mutual Broadcasting System. The Icebox Radio edition was recorded on November 19, 2023 at the Salty Jester in International Falls. It featured Ian Hall as Quinn, Karen Shickell as Alice, Justin Kapla as Sandy, and Charis Boyer as Machine. Directed by Jeffrey Adams. Sound effects by Diane Adams. Partial funding for the Icebox Radio Theater provided by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. For more information on the Icebox Radio Theater, visit Icebox Radio dot O R G.

“Nero Wolf: The Case of the Calculated Risk” from the Icebox Radio Theater was recorded before a live audience at The Salty Jester, a performance club in Int’l Falls, Minnesota on November 18, 2023. It starred Justin Kapla as Wolfe, James Yount as Archie, Ian Hall as Caffrey, Jeffrey Adams as Inspector Kramer, Caleb Silvers as McLane, Karen Shickell as Miss Tunis, Caleb Silvers, Charis Boyer and Scotta Turner as secretaries. Other voices by the talented cast. The Script was written by Charles O’Neil. The IBRT’s production directed by Jeffrey Adams. Sound effects by Diane Adams. Partial funding for the Icebox Radio Theater provided by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. For more information on the Icebox Radio Theater, visit Icebox Radio dot O R G.