A chance meeting with Doctor Watson leads Barnaby Druthers (Humphry Rolleston) to investigate why Irene Adler (Devon Richtmeyer) was so moved by the experience. Featuring “A Scandal in Bohemia” written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, adapted by J. Timothy Quirk
Featuring Devon Richtmeyer, Humphry Rolleston, Dan Willey, Jeff Savage, Robert C. Fullerton, Jandi Hanna and Rich Chyr. Narrated by Olivia Wadsworth.

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For more information on Barnaby Druthers CLICK HERE *the official Barnaby Druthers site)

The Grey Whisper returns with an all new adventure and an encore presentation of a classic tale. In Slapstick, Madeline Forthright and Rusty arrive in Great Barrington, Massachusetts where the South-Western Massachusetts Women’s Stick and Puck Flag Hockey League for Adults ages 18-45 is holding the all important puck-off game between the Great Barrington Biscuits and the Egremont Egg Salads. Someone may be “ICED” if the Grey Whisper doesn’t intervene!

Slapstick

Written by J. Timothy Quirk and recorded at WAPJ Torrington Community Radio

Starring
Madeline/Grey Whisper: Jandi Hanna
Rusty Rich Cyr
Captain Tamara Cody Kayla Soule
Captain Charlotte Macintosh Olivia Wadsworth
Coach Chet Punter Kurt Boucher
Goalie Devon Richtmeyer
Brock Caster Dan Willey
Norman Normal Robert C. Fullerton
Redmond Herring Jeff Savage
Pucky/Dennis as himself

Our second feature is an encore presentation of the original Nutmeg Junction story The Grey Whisper: Formula for Success 

(just the Grey Whisper portion. It is slightly abridged due to time constraints on this episode’s run time

There is more Grey Whisper fun to come so expect another Grey Whisper Double Feature next month!

Season 3 of Nutmeg Junction begins with an extraordinary episode “Introducing Barnaby Druthers” featuring tales of the unusual late 19th century private investigations duo of Barnaby Druthers (Humprhy Rolleston) and Irene Adler (Devon Richtmeyer). Narrated by Olivia Wadsworth, this episode features the talents of John Fabiani, Jerry Crystal, David Macharelli, Paul Starybrat, and Robert C. Fullerton. . Original music by Bob Eccleston. The first weekend of every month will be a Barnaby Druthers/Irene Adler story. This is the first episode of the third season (hence 3.01)with a New Junction theme written by Robert C. Fullerton, adapted by J. Quirk.

The Phantom Flamingo, Leominster Massachusetts own pulp hero, is featured in her first solo adventure. The villain “8-Track” has hypnotized our hero into only hearing 80’s musical references.

Then the serialized story of Doctor Keen and the Phenomenal 50: The Wizard of Gallows Hill continues with part two! Doctor Keen’s seaplane is crashing toward Long Island sound! If they survive the crash, will they survive an encounter with Prince Asmodious and his demon henchmen?

Then we enjoy an encore presentation of Agent Berke: What’s in a name?

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“Moby Dick: The Radio Play.” Part Two. This production is based on the Herman Melville novel and has been adapted for radio by Phil Hall. The original music score and sound effects are the work of Bob Eccleston. Additional music was performed by Robert C. Fullerton.

Moby Dick Part 2 featured the voices of:

Rich Cyr as Ishmael,

Phil Hall as Captain Ahab

Danny Saed as Queequeg and Daggoo.

Jandi Hanna as Mrs. Coffin and voice in the church

Jeff Savage as Father Mapple and Starbuck,

Olivia Wadsworth as Pip and voice in the church

Lana Peck as Elijah and voice in the church

Robert C. Fullerton as Stubb,

Kurt Boucher as Flask and the Carpenter,

Jack Sheedy as both Tashtego and the Captain of the Rachel,

Jerry Crystal as Captain DeVere,

J. Timothy Quirk as Peleg

The production of this radio play, was directed and produced by J. Timothy Quirk and recorded WAPJ, Torrington Community Radio in Torrington, Connection.

This is a presentation of “Nutmeg Junction.”

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Moby Dick: The Radio Play Adapted by Phil Hall was an idea offered by Phil Hall in July 2018 and through tenacity and determination, the concept became a reality, airing December 1st, 2019. Through many rehearsals and rewrites and multiple recording sessions throughout 2019. The first draft of the first section of the story written by Hall in October 2018 with a subsequent rewrite that December. After the April Nutmeg Junction celebration, more focus was placed on Moby Dick. A second draft was submitted in July 2019 and then after more rewrites, the third version was ready in August and the majority of the show was recorded in September.  After Nutmeg Junction performed two more live shows (one in October, one November), the editing process commenced.

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New Bedford, MA

New Bedford, MA

New Bedford, MA

New Bedford, MA

New Bedford, MA

New Bedford, MA

Mystic

Mystic

Mystic

More information on whaling can be found in locations like New Bedford, MA and Mystic, Connecticut.

editors note: It took 14 hours to produce this half hour first half of Moby Dick.

“Moby Dick: The Radio Play.” Part One.

This production is based on the Herman Melville novel and has been adapted for radio by Phil Hall. The original music score and sound effects are the work of Bob Eccleston. Additional music was performed by Robert C. Fullerton.

Moby Dick stars Rich Cyr as Ishmael and Phil Hall as Captain Ahab.

And features, in order of appearance, the voices of

Danny Saed as Queequeg and Daggoo.

Jandi Hanna as Mrs. Coffin and voice in the church

Jeff Savage as Father Mapple and Starbuck,

Olivia Wadsworth as Pip and voice in the church

Lana Peck as Elijah and voice in the church

Robert C. Fullerton as Stubb,

Kurt Boucher as Flask and the Carpenter,

Jack Sheedy as both Tashtego and the Captain of the Rachel,

Jerry Crystal as Captain DeVere,

J. Timothy Quirk as Peleg

The production of this radio play, was directed and produced by J. Timothy Quirk and recorded WAPJ, Torrington Community Radio in Torrington, Connection.

This is a presentation of “Nutmeg Junction.”