The Monat Dixon Line

This episode features some hysterical examples of strangulated English in foreign hotels and other businesses … the challenges of teaching the 3 Rs in a new, ultra-liberal school … a big, production number from the musical "The Game's Afoot" ... and a splendid melodrama of a Wicked Squire and a Merry Milkmaid.

The latest episode of our podcast brings you another original radio play from our series ‘Comedy International’. This one stars Virginia McKenna & Rex Garner as a short-sighted young lady and an optometrist in a very tight situation!

This edition features some thoughts on how a British duke, famous for his stately home, might work out as the manager of his country's touring cricket team ... a 2-part song from our first musical comedy for television ... and a stirring saga of the French Foreign Legion with a delightfully reluctant hero.

A new episode that features a different look at the first Apple salesman .... a song for a right-wing US senator and his daughter on a mission to Latin America ... a fragment from a recently discovered Elizabethan play that might be the work of Master Will's ... and a splendidly sinister story of family life as it might have been seen in the macabre mind of cartoonist Charles Addams.

This episode, like #6, contains a complete radio play from our series ‘Comedy International”. It stars the distinguished British actor, Leslie Philips, as a reluctant spy in the crazy world of the 1970s.

This episode features the challenges of big-city traffic problems and the people who cause them ... a song for a civil service stripper ... and a mysterious detective story that may hound your dreams.

A new episode with some offbeat thoughts on the rewards of yachting, a musical tribute to the charms and talents of showgirls, and the adventures of a passionate follower of the legendary Lady Chatterley.

This episode features some thoughts on the selling of men's wear that might just suit your needs, a lively song for two traveling detectives, and the revelations of a veterinary psychiatrist.

This episode celebrates the New Year of 2014 with a remembrance of what we were doing 50 years ago in satirical comedy, and also features a great song of the time that has become a classic ballad.

This episode features an original comedy starring Sidney James as a government clerk who daydreams of becoming a rich and famous computer genius.