This week we feature the conclusion to Quicksilver Radio Theater‘s adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes Tale, The Blue Carbuncle. Last week we found a precious gem lodged in the gullet of a Christmas goose, which led Sherlock and Watson on a quest to find its owner – the goose that is, not the gem. The [...]
Episode 153: The Blue Carbuncle Finds Its Way Home… And Holmes’ Painful Predicament
December 25, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Episode 152 – In Search of the Blue Carbuncle
December 18, 2009 By 2 Comments
This week we bring back the Quicksilver Radio Theater in a most peculiar of Sherlock Holmes tales set during the Christmas season. A fat goose, a random mugging, and a precious gem. How do all three relate, and who committed this most unusual crime? Enjoy! Radio Drama Revival – Episode 152 P.S. – If you [...]
Quicksilver Radio Theater Live! Lincoln’s Last Day: Good Friday, 1865
June 22, 2009 By 1 Comment
Our friends at Quicksilver Radio Theater are bringing back their docudrama, Good Friday, 1865, Licoln’s Last Day to the stage. As I’ve said before, this is a great play, and if you’re anywhere near NYC, you should make an effort to check it out! “Really first rate…a terrific job, both in adapting and performing…wonderful work!”- [...]
President’s Day Special: Lincoln’s Last Day Remembered
February 16, 2009 By 6 Comments
Well, today might be traditionally when we think about the birthdays of Presidents, but thanks to our friends at the Quicksilver Radio Theater, we’ll be solemnly aware of the death of great Presidents, in this case that of honorable old Abe. In Good Friday, 1865: Lincoln’s Last Day, we encounter Abraham Lincoln, the man, with [...]
Episode 102: Christmas Extravaganza!
December 25, 2008 By 2 Comments
Well, Santa Radio was very good to us this year and stuffed my stocking with TONS of great stuff to share with you… So break open that new mp3 player and stock it up! We have Christmas classic, Christmas irreverent, lots of voices and more than one surprise in this nearly 3-hour holiday extravaganza. Soak [...]
