Oyster Mill Playhouse Radio Theater

We are bringing the Oyster Mill Playhouse Radio Theatre to a close with a collection of skits, short stories, and poems as read by Shannon Luciani, Lindy Mack, Jeff Wasileski, Vincent Dangolovich, Bryden McCurdy, Terri Dorshimer, Zach McCrary, Keith Bowerman, and Jonathan Morgan. We thank you for your support of the Oyster Mill Playhouse Radio Theatre Podcast, […]

The Oyster Mill Playhouse Radio Theatre is proud to present our 2018 Halloween show, featuring a reading of H.P. Lovecraft’s Nyarlathotep by Keith E. Bowerman, and Vincent by Tim Burton as read by Jonathan Morgan. Music heard in this program includes “Come Out and Play” by DesperateMeasurez, “Horror Background #14” by Ruesche-Sounds, “Danse Macabre” by […]

We proudly present an adaptation of the classic 1939 novel, JOHNNY GOT HIS GUN by Dalton Trumbo, as originally presented on the March 9, 1940 episode of Arch Oboler’s Plays. Young Joe Bonham, grievously wounded in the trenches of World War I, wakes up to find himself with no arms, no legs, no eyes to see, no […]

By Philip Larkin.  Read by Keith Bowerman.  Music is “Δεύτε λαοί” by the Greek Byzantine Choir. Podcast

The Oyster Mill Playhouse Radio Theatre is proud to present the story of one of the greatest films of all time, adapted from an April 26, 1943 performance on Screen Guild Theatre.  Starring Jonathan Morgan, Duffy Batzer, Jeff Wasileski, and Robert Davis.  Also featuring the stars of the TOO FAT DUDEZ podcast, Zach McCrary and Chad […]

“A BALLAD OF THE REPUBLIC SUNG IN THE YEAR 1888” By Ernest Lawrence Thayer, read by Catherine Tyson-Osif.  Music from “Take Me Out To The Ball Game” by Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tilzer. Podcast

By Emma Lazarus, written in 1883.  Read by Sean Adams.  “America The Beautiful” music by Samuel A. Ward, minor key arrangement by Yaniv Brener. Podcast

Our next production is the dystopian classic, 1984 by George Orwell.  The script was written by Milton Wayne for the August 27, 1949 episode of NBC University Theatre. In a world where the government controls history and regulates thought, what hope is there for free will and love?  Set in an alternate future 1984, Winston […]

By Robert Frost, written in 1916.  Read by Patti Uhrich.  Music is Lied: Larghetto from Lieder ohne Worte, Op. 8, No.3 by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel. Podcast

By Lance Tooks.  Originally published in Crypt of Dawn #3, 1996.  Read by Keith Bowerman.  Music is “Touch” by Mattia Cupelli.  www.mattiacupelli.com Podcast