"The Declaration of Independence". Listen in Your Bathrobe!
Taking a page from 1940s Orson Welles "Mercury Theater", PNT created the "Parson's Nose Radio Theater", available to all, free of charge (though donations are greatly appreciated), available on iTunes, Spotify and right here! Our finest writers -Twain, Poe, Shakespeare, Hans Andersen, O Henry, Chekhov, Dickens - are all here, with more to come. Works we should all know. Pure theater - actor, text and imagination.
QUICK LIST: (Scroll below for more information about each episode!)
FREDERICK DOUGLASS' LETTER TO SLAVE MASTER THOMAS AULD
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN by Tom Taylor
The Wind in the Willows
About Kenneth Grahaeme/Chapter One - Moley meets the Riverbankers
Chapter Two - Introducing Mr. Toad/Chapter Three - Moley Lost in The Wild Wood
Chapter Four - Mr. Badger's Bungalow/Chapter Five - Home at Last
The Madwoman of Chaillot, by Jean Giraudoux
A Modest Proposal, by Jonathan Swift
The Marriage Proposal, by Anton Chekhov
A Touch of "The Tempest" (Warren C. Bowles)
A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens
The Little Fir Tree, by Hans Christian Andersen
Papa Always Knows What’s Best, by Hans Christian Anderse
The Emperor’s New Clothes, by Hans Christian Andersen
The Happy Family, by Hans Christian Andersen
The Devil and Daniel Webster, by Stephen Vincent Benet
The Streets of Pasadena, by Dion Boucicault
A Christian, by John Galsworthy
Box and Cox, by John Madison Morton
An Irish Celebration, compiled by Lance Davis
The Music Wit and Wisdom of Tom Lehrer, by Hoyt Hilsman
Ten Poems for America: The Star Spangled Banner/The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere
Sybil Luddington/ The Brave at Home/ The Battle Hymn of the Republic/ I Hear America Singing
The New Colossus/ An American in Europe/ Let America Be America Again
I Am Waiting/ Ten Poems End Credits
Cliff Edwards: When You Wish, by Hoyt Hilsman
About Edgar Allan Poe/The Cask of Amontillado
Address Unknown/ About Kathrine Kressmann Taylor
Advice to Funeral Goers, by Mark Twain
Advice to Young Ladies, by Mark Twain
A Presidential Candidate, by Mark Twain
A Taste of Shakespeare Episode One/ A Taste of Shakespeare Episode Two