The Three Time Award Winning

WGTD Radio Theater

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The Executive Producer of The WGTD Radio Theater is Dr. Steven Brown

(These programs will be available online on the same day of the broadcast date listed below)

October 22, 2005: The Award Winning Premier Broadcast of: "And on the Eighth Day: Bryan v. Scopes." Written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup, with Nita Hunter. Starring Terry Lawler, Rob Lamont, Byron Heusdens and Joan Roehre.

February 11, 2006: "The New Jack Benny Show," starring Mr. Gary Stamm. Written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.

March 25, 2006: "The Return of the Kane Shadow: The Haunted Mystery of Kemper Hall." Written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup with Don Jensen.

May 13, 2006: "Time and Time Once Again." Written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.

June 24, 2006: "The New Adventures of Mycroft and Sherlock." Written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.

August 5, 2006: "The New Adventures of Fibber McGee and Molly."

September 30, 2006: "The Thin Man." Starring Rob Lamont, Carolyn Recker and Byron Heusdens.

November 4, 2006:  A Trilogy: "The Brickersons," written by Jim Blair; "Meanwhile Back in the Emerald City," and "Rebecca Diamond," written by award-winning writer Nita Hunter.

December 16, 2007:  "It Could Have Been a Wonderful Life."  An original holiday story written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.  Stars include Kyle Farrell, Leslie Utech, Byron Heusdens, and Bryan Albrecht.

February 24, 2007: "The New George Burns and Gracie Allen Show."  Starring Dan Stika and Leslie Utech. Other stars include Byron Heusdens and Terry Lawler. Written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.

March 31, 2007:  "The State House." Written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.

April 28, 2007: "The Time Machine," starring Terry Lawler and Rob Lamont. Our Special Guest Star is television and motion picture star Mr. Alan Young, who appeared in the original 1960 film, "The Time Machine." He was also the star of "Mr. Ed."  Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup wrote this adaptation of the famous H.G. Wells time travel saga.

June 23, 2007: "The New Fibber McGee and Molly." (This is a repeat show)

September 22, 2007: "The Catcher in the Spy." An Original WWII Spy Thriller written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup. Starring in this world premier performance is Carolyn Recker.

October 27, 2007: "Sorry Wrong Number," "Three Skeleton Key," and " The Cask of Amontillado."  Our stars are Joan Roehre, Carolyn Recker, Don Jensen, and Terry Lawler.

December 15, 2007: "Miracle on 30th Avenue," written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.

Our Fourth Season

January 26, 2008: "The New Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends.” This original radio cartoon program was penned by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup.

April 12, 2008: "The Shadow: The Beggar's Mystery." Adapted for the 91.1 Players by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup. Starring Terry Lawler, Vittoria DuMez, Thom Powers, Don Jensen, Byron Heusdens, Julie Burton, Mark Frazer, and Cameron Spencer.

June 21, 2008: "Young Sherlock and Mycroft: The Holmes Brothers' Mystery." This is an original story written by Steven Brown and Michael Ulsltrup.  Stars include: Bobby Pirtle and Nathan Fosbinder, as Sherlock and Mycroft. Others stars include Terry Lawler, Byron Heusdens, Thom Powers, Cameron Spencer, Ike Cech, Courtney Zapp, and Don Jensen.

August 16, 2008:  "The New Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet." Thom Powers as Ozzie and Jennie Tunkieicz as Harriet.  Also Starring Byron Heusdens,  Dave McGrath, and Vittoria DuMez.

October 25, 2008:  Bram Stoker's "Dracula."  Starring Cameron Spencer as "Dracula," Terry Lawler, Thom Powers, Don Jensen, Vittoria DuMez, Kathy Zuhlke and Victoria Ide. Directed by Thom Powers.

December 13, 2008:  "Andy Hardy's White Christmas." The World Premiere broadcast created and written by Steven Brown and Michael Ullstrup. Starring Bobby Pirtle (as Andy Hardy), Jill Jensen, Don Jensen, Jim Meyers, and Jennie Tunkieicz. Special musical guests: Jack Grassel, Jill Jensen, Jill Dahl, Jim Bednarek and Steve Brown. Our musical director is Murry Holmstrom.

Our Fifth Season

January 24: Show number 31:  "The Hanna-Barbera Cartoon Radio Show Extravaganza."  Steve Brown and Michael Ullstrup's original story brings to the radio dial "Moose" and "Squirrel."

March 7: Show Number 32  "Highway 43: The Ray Bradbury Waukegan Mystery"  Starring Thom Powers, Kathy Zuhlke, Ryan Farrell, Mike Zelenski, Steve Brown, Andrew Potter, and Ellen Deutsch

May 16:  Show Number 33.  The WGTD Radio Theater's broadcast of "The New Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show." Show number 33 in our series of live broadcast of original old time radio dramas and comedies. Written and produced by Steve Brown and Mike Ullstrup, directed by Terry Lawler. Starring Cameron Spencer as "Roy," and Viki DuMez as "Dale.

June 27th:  "The New Jack Benny Show," starring Gary Stamm as Jack Benny. This original comedy is written by Steve Brown and Michael Ullstrup

August 22:  "Deep Stealth:" A Futuristic Submarine Slips Back into Time" 

September 26: "The New Fibber McGee and Molly Show" 

October 31: "Blanche and 'Baby Jane' Hudson Were Sisters" An WGTD Radio Theater original dramatic thriller based loosely on the "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?", a 1960 novel by Henry Farrell.

 December 12: "A 2009 Bob Hope USO Holiday Show Extravaganza"  

Season Six Programs Will Soon Be Announced.

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