11/20/22
In The Nick Files: Space Case, fumbling private eye Nick Flebber is back to investigate an apparently unfaithful husband. Naturally, this leads to space aliens and one very wry and feisty street person to explain it all.

Written by Dan Fiorella, directed by James Rayfield
Announcer - David Warner
Nick Flebber - Jim Sorensen
Clair Xavier – Ryan K Hill
Jane – Bonnie Agan
Cindy – Julianna DItmyer
Space Alien – Jacob Barrens
Mr. Xavier – Bill DeYoung

Sound Design - Matt Cowley
Foley and Production Engineer - Marcus Wehby 
Literary Director– Jim Wicker 
Piano – Paul Wilborn
In House Interpreting for the Deaf – Carol Downing
Post Production – Jacob Barrens
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

The Nick Files - Space Case written by Dan Fiorella

Performed 11/20/22
Irony looks at another cheating husband, and how consequences can be quite surprising.

Written by Joan Dunn, directed by Bonnie Agan
Liz – Juliana Ditmyer
Harry – Bill DeYoung
Tiffany – Ryan K Hill
First Responder – Jacob Barrens

Sound Design - Matt Cowley
Foley and Production Engineer - Marcus Wehby
Literary Director– Jim Wicker
Piano – Paul Wilborn
In House Interpreting for the Deaf – Carol Downing
Post Production – Jacob Barrens
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

Irony Written by Joan Dunn

Performed 3/27/23

Only playwright Dan Fiorella would think to combine Shakespeare with the comedy duo, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.

Lost Shakespeare: The Nutty Merchant of Venice
Written by Dan Fiorella, directed by Jim Wicker
Host – Jim Wicker
Shylock – James Rayfield
Gobbo – Jim Sorensen
Antonio – Bill DeYoung
Judge – David Warner

Sound Design & Foley - Matt Cowley,
Production Engineer - Marcus Wehby,
Literary Director –Jim Wicker,
Piano – Paul Wilborn,
In House Interpreting for the Deaf – Carol Downing,
Post Production – Jacob Barrens,
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan,
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

Lost Shakespear Written by Dan Fiorella

LAST LISTS OF MY MAD MOTHER adapted for radio from a full length play by Julie Jensen. 

This audio version was performed at RTP Live! as the Season Three finale directed by Richard A Rice. According to a reviewer, the play “is a hilarious, often touching look at the toll Alzheimer’s disease takes on the parent-child relationship.”  

“When things are too serious to cry about,” says playwright Julie Jensen, “the only thing left is to laugh.” 

The cast includes Mimi Rice, Susan Alexander and Bonnie Agan, with sound effects by Matt Cowley. 
 
The play was performed May 21, 2012.

LAST LISTS OF MY MAD MOTHER by Julie Jensen

Performed 12/18/23

A cheeky take on a certain cable channel’s formulaic holiday movies

That Actress from That Thing & Madam Mayor – 
Juliana DItmyer
Sal – Jim Sorensen
Dave – Edward Leonard
Carly – Vickie Daignault
Betty – Colleen Cherry
Santa Claus – Bill DeYoung

Announcers Matt Winter, Bill DeYoung and Vickie Daignault, 
Sound Design & Foley - Matt Cowley
Production Engineer - Marcus Wehby
Literary Director – Jim Wicker, 
In House Interpreting for the Deaf – Carol Downing
Post Production – Jacob Barrens
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan. 
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

A Candy Cane Christmas Written By Dan Fiorella

Performed 12/18/23

The wise-cracking gumshoe is delighted to discover that Santa has a sexy daughter.

Directed by Bonnie Agan
Announcer – Matt Winter
Sam & Santa – Jim Wicker
Nick Flebber – Jim Sorensen
Tweedle – Colleen Cherry
Hopsy & PA Announcer – Edward Leonard
Bubba – Vickie Daignault
Ebeneezer & Thug – Bill DeYoung
Sandra Claus – Juliana Ditmyer

Announcers Matt Winter, Bill DeYoung and Vickie Daignault, 
Sound Design & Foley - Matt Cowley
Production Engineer - Marcus Wehby
Literary Director – Jim Wicker, 
In House Interpreting for the Deaf – Carol Downing
Post Production – Jacob Barrens
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan. 
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

The Nick Files: Lost Claus Written By Dan Fiorella

Performed on 2/26/24

PI Nick Flebber is back, and he’s looking for The Goddess of
Love. Romance petered out when Aphrodite was kidnapped and it’s killing the greeting card
business. He teams up with a wiccan to crack the case. Sound crazy?

Directed by Bonnie Agan
Nick FLebber – Jim Sorensen
Zoe Cathcupolis – Juliana Ditmyer
Announcer – Matt Winter
Gladys, Au Pair and Woman 2 – Yvonne Misiak
Dale Benchmark and Man 1 – Jim Wicker
Vicki, Computer voice and Woman 1 – Ryan Hill
Jimmy the Greek – Mike Nower
Aphrodite – Sara Nower

Announcers Matt Winter and Jim Sorensen 
Sound Design & Foley - Matt Cowley 
Production Engineer - Marcus Wehby
Literary Director – Jim Wicker
In House Interpreting for the Deaf – Carol Downing
Post Production – Jacob Barrens 
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan 
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

The Nick Files  The Greek Squad written by Dan Fiorella

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, a 1940's Lux Radio Theatre script, was performed in RTP Live! Season one in November 2009.  Rich Rice directed the Ensemble that included Hersha Parady as Aunt Abby, Mimi Rice as Aunt Martha, Jim Wicker as Mortimer, Andy Orrell as Officer O'Hara, Ron Satlof as Jonathon, LeRoy Mitchell as Doctor and Mr Witherspoon and Rich Rice as Officer Brofy.

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE - Lux Radio Theatre script- Season One

Performed on 10/28/24

That Thing in McGary Woods spins a spooky yarn on a dark and stormy night in a very
quirky town.

Director James Rayfield
Deputy Hinkle – Jim Wicker
Helenv& Michele – Ryan Hill
Arthur & Trey – Bill DeYoung
Jasper – Jay Hoff
Jerry Douglas – Edward Leonard
Jerry Murphy – John Huls
Lara Lockley & Barb – Yvonne Misiak

Announcers – Jim Wicker and Edward Leonard
Sound Design & Foley - Matt Cowley
Production Engineer - Marcus Wehby
Literary Director – Jim Wicker
In House Interpreting for the Deaf – Carol Downing
Post Production – Jacob Barrens
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

That Thing in McGary’s Wood adapted by James Rayfield from the book by John McCotter.

Performed on 11/25/24

Playwright Dan Fiorella has another crazy detective caper that has a touch of Casablanca in “The Nick Files: Wishful Thinking”.

Director Bonnie Agan
Announcer and Genie – Matt Winter
Nick Flebber – Jim Sorensen
Femay Fatally – Vickie Daignault
Joel Baghdad – Jay Hoff
Kasper O’Bese – Mike Nower
Abdul – Anthony Gervais
Maureen – Ryan Hill

Announcers – Jim Sorensen and Mike Nower 
Sound Design – Matt Cowley 
Production and Sound Engineer – Nathan Doyle 
Technical Supervisor – Trent Szabo 
Music – Paul Wilborn with Ryan Hill 
Literary Director – Jim Wicker
Post Production – Jacob Barrens
Artistic Director – Bonnie Agan


The Nick Files: Wishful Thinking written by Dan Fiorella

Performed on 11/25/24

Writer Terry Faust takes us back to the Twin Cities Bigfoot Research Association with his “Basket Case – Radio Play”.

Director James Rayfield
Alula – Ryan Hill
Gisela – Juliana Ditmyer
Lone Wolf – Jay Hoff
Trapper – Matt Winter
Stealth – Jim Sorensen
Fred (dad) – Anthony Gervais
Janet (mom) – Yvonne Misiak
Makawee – Vickie Daignault
Barista – Mike Nower

Announcers – Jim Sorensen and Mike Nower
Sound Design – Matt Cowley
Production and Sound Engineer – Nathan Doyle
Technical Supervisor – Trent Szabo
Music – Paul Wilborn with Ryan Hill
Literary Director – Jim Wicker
Post Production – Jacob Barrens
Artistic Director – Bonnie Agan

Basket Case-Radio Play written by Terry Faust

Performed on 2/23/25
Ryan Hill as Sally, Matt Winter as Eldon and Bill Dwyer, John Huls as Jacques and
Pembrooke, Jim Wicker as Nick, Colleen Cherry as Rhonda, Yvonne
Misiak as Miss Catra, Madame X and Gloria Monday, and Mike Nower as
the Ambassador.

Announcers – Jim Wicker and Yvonne Misiak, Sound Design – Matt Cowley, Sound
Engineer – Tyrese Pope, Stage/House Manager – Charlotte Quandt, Music – Paul
Wilborn, Literary Director – Jim Wicker, Post Production – Jacob Barrens, Artistic
Director – Bonnie Agan.

Sally Fitz, Private Dick written by Bill Arnold

Directed by Bonnie Agan
Jim Sorensen as The Stranger, 
Matt Winter as Jim 
Jay Hoff as the man in the street.

Sound design and Foley is from John Millsap and Tyrese Pope, Tyrese Pope is the Sound Engineer, John Millsap is the Production Director, and music was from Paul Wilborn, announcer Vickie Daignault

A Nobody Just Like You written by Glen Sharpe

Directed by James Rayfield
Patti French as the Narrator, 
Jim Sorensen as Nick and Rusty, 
Jay Hoff as Mr Tree, 
Ryan Hill Joustra  as Angelica, 
Yvonne Misiak as Penny

Sound design and Foley is from John Millsap and Tyrese Pope, Tyrese Pope is the Sound Engineer, John Millsap is the Production Director, and music was from Paul Wilborn, Announcer Vickie Daignault

A Breath of Air written by James Rayfield

Terry Faust has another treat this month with Harold and Peabody – Radio Play.
Widower Harold finally starts taking advice from his persistent and petulant talking cat
Peabody and love starts to bloom.

Director Jim Sorensen
Narrator – Colleen Cherry
Harold – Jim Wicker
Peabody – Jim Sorensen
Libby – Yvonne Misiak

Harold and Peabody written by Terry Faust

FLORIDA FOLKS AND THE TALES THEY DO by Phyllis McEwen and Bob Devin Jones, sharing stories collected in 1930s Florida by Zora Neale Hurston. 

Phyllis McEwen created this vibrant storytelling session filled with laughter, surprises and music, for the Florida Humanities Council. 

“I put on my shoes and I started going up some roads and down some others, to see what Negroes do.”   —Zora Neale Hurston

The play was performed live on May 21, 2012 at The Studio@620 in St. Petersburg FL.

FLORIDA FOLKS AND THE TALES THEY DO by Phyllis McEwen and Bob Devin Jones

The wise-cracking detective and his sultry partner find trouble in the tropics.

Directed by Bonnie Agan
The Announcer – Anthony Gervais
Rick Keegan – Paul Wilborn
Scout Vandahl – Eugenie Bondurant
Tommy Carter – Jim Wicker
Dusty – Colleen Cherry-Vallins
Inspector Moreau and Capt Albrecht – Jim Sorensen
Harold Bennett and Blinky – Dylan Barlowe
Margaret Bennett – Yvonne Misiak

Sound Design and Foley by John Millsap and Tyrese Pope, Sound Engineer and
Technical Director Tyrese Pope, Production Director John Millsap, Announcers Colleen
Cherry-Vallins and Dylan Barlowe, Signing for Hearing Impaired by Carol Downing,
Literary Director Jim Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie
Agan.

Calypso Pearl written by Steve Bretschneider,

A political satire with local flavor

Directed by Bonnie Agan
Ace Setylein – Jim Wicker
Rod Welder – Anthony Gervais
Flux Welder – Yvonne Misiak
Mig Welder and Newsperson – Colleen Cherry-Vallins
Tig Welder and Sponsor voice – Dylan Barlowe
Agent Smith – Jim Sorensen
El Choco – Dean Wick
Loudspeaker voice- John MIllsap

Sound Design and Foley by John Millsap and Tyrese Pope, Sound Engineer and
Technical Director Tyrese Pope, Production Director John Millsap, Announcers Colleen
Cherry-Vallins and Dylan Barlowe, Signing for Hearing Impaired by Carol Downing,
Literary Director Jim Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie
Agan.

The Lives of the Welders written by Terry Faust

More satirical lunacy

Directed by James Rayfield
Radio host – Colleen Cherry-Vallins
The Governor – Anthony Gervais
Reporter – Yvonne Misiak
Space Force Guardian 1 – Jim Sorensen
Space Force Guardian 2 – Dylan Barlowe
Radio Announcer – Jim Wicker

Sound Design and Foley by John Millsap and Tyrese Pope, Sound Engineer and
Technical Director Tyrese Pope, Production Director John Millsap, Announcers Colleen
Cherry-Vallins and Dylan Barlowe, Signing for Hearing Impaired by Carol Downing,
Literary Director Jim Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie
Agan.


Somewhere Over written by James Rayfield

Bonnie Agan director
Sal Almond – Jim Sorensen
Patty Pecan – Ryan Hill
Jack Azariah – Matt Winter
Edith Ever So Blue – Patti French
Everett – Jim Wicker

Announcers Jim Wicker and Jim Sorensen, Sound design and Foley Matt Cowley,
Sound Engineer Tyrese Pope, Technical Director John Millsap, Literary Director Jim
Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie Agan.

Cracking Tough Nuts written by Terry Faust

James Rayfield director
Phil – Jim Wicker
Cissy – Patti French
Marcia – Yvonne Misiak
Waiter – Matt Winter

Announcers Jim Wicker and Jim Sorensen, Sound design and Foley Matt Cowley,
Sound Engineer Tyrese Pope, Technical Director John Millsap, Literary Director Jim
Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie Agan.

Table Manners in Mexico City written by William Ivor Fowkesl

Directed by James Rayfield
Charles – Jim Sorensen
Lois – Yvonne Misiak

Announcers Jim Wicker and Jim Sorensen, Sound design and Foley Matt Cowley,
Sound Engineer Tyrese Pope, Technical Director John Millsap, Literary Director Jim
Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie Agan.

Mark Your Calendar written by James Rayfield

Jim Wicker director
Dalton – Jim Sorensen
Julia – Robin O’Dell
Lilith – Patti French
Chef Ted – Matt Winter

Announcers Jim Wicker and Jim Sorensen, Sound design and Foley Matt Cowley,
Sound Engineer Tyrese Pope, Technical Director John Millsap, Literary Director Jim
Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie Agan.

For Sure Dating written by Terry Faust

Jim Wicker director
Woman – Robin O’Dell
Man – Matt Winter

Announcers Jim Wicker and Jim Sorensen, Sound design and Foley Matt Cowley,
Sound Engineer Tyrese Pope, Technical Director John Millsap, Literary Director Jim
Wicker, Post Production Jacob Barrens, Artistic Director Bonnie Agan.

Arguing Is My Love Language written by Yvonne Misiak

It’s a Wonderful Life (Lux Radio Version, 1947)
Aired: December 23, 2012
Performance: Sunday December 9, 2012 Palladium Theater 7:00 p.m.
Length: 1:00:06 minutes
Writer: Francis Goodrich, Albert Hackett, and Frank Capra
Director: +Richard Rice
Announcer: Dave Waterman
Performers: Eleanor Wolf (Joseph)
Jimmy Chang (Clarence)
+Jim Wicker (George)
+Eugenie Bondurant (Mary)
+Julia Flood (Mrs. Gower, Cousin Tilly, Mom Bailey, Zuzu)
+LeRoy Mitchell (Pop, Ernie, Bridge Keeper, Welch, Ed)
+Bob Heitman (Potter, Sheriff, Tom, Angry Man)
+Bonnie Agan (Harry, Mrs. Hatch, Janie, Mrs. Thompson)
TJ Gill (Uncle Billy, Nick, Carter, Bert, Sam)
+Paul Wilborn (Martini, young son)
Signer: +Carol Downing, and 3 other shadow signers

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE (Lux Radio Version, 1947) - Season Four

In “A Bump In The Night”written by Will Anderson and directed by Mimi Rice , a nervous woman, believing she hears an intruder, wakes her husband.  Bonnie Agan plays Emma, Bob Heitman, her husband and TJ Gill and Bob Devin Jones are boastful drunks.  Live performance was on May 18.'15 at Studio@620 and broadcast on WMNF- FM Soundstage on July 19,'15.

with
Emma – Bonnie Agan
Carl – Bob Heitman
Boastful Drunks – T.J. Gill and Bob Devin Jones

BUMP IN THE NIGHT by Will Anderson - Season Six

Thebes - city of mystery. . . 

A comic noir Greek tragedy, recorded live at The Studio@620 in St. Petersburg FL on May 22, 2017. With Kathy Grau, John Huls,  Vickie Daignault, Bob Heitman and David Warner, directed by Bonnie Agan. 

Sound effects by Matt Cowley.

The Theban Caper by A.M. Shea

The Radio Theatre Project at TheStudio@620 presents Preston Sturges' classic, comic love story, Remember the Night. 

A NY prosecutor gets stuck taking a hardened thief home to his Midwestern farm family for a country Christmas. 

Directed by Bonnie Agan.
Lee - Lisa Tricomi, 
John - Christopher Rutherford,
 Clerk, Rufus & Willy - John Huls
 Dispatcher, Tom, Guard & Waiter - Jacob Barrens 
Cassidy, Judge & Fat Mike - Bob Heitman
Meyer, O'Leary, Barn dance MC - David Warner
District Attorney - Rich RIce
Miss Day, Matron, Emma & Mrs. Malone - Kathi Grau
Mother - Mimi Rice

Announcer - Bob Heitman
Sound Effects - Matt Cowley
Sound Mixer - Mark Perfetti
FOH Engineer - Tyler Weiss
Production Engineer - Mildred Mattos 
RTP Archivist & Stage Manager - Lisa Lipincott
In House Interpreting for the Deaf - Carol Downing & Rachel Ghetty

Performed on Monday, December 18, 2017 
at The Studio@620 in Downtown St.Petersburg, Florida

Remember The Night By Preston Sturges - SEASON NINE

"While the Auto Waits" by Roy Proctor - Adaptation of an O. Henry story. A young woman claiming to be rich converses with a young man of seemingly humble origins. She is bored with her spoiled lifestyle and interested in a simpler life.

Directed By: Rich Rice 
Featuring: Colleen Cherry, David Warner, Paul Wilborn
Announcer - Bob Heitman
Sound Effects - Matt Cowley
Sound Mixer - Mildred Mattos & Mark Perfetti
FOH Engineer - Tyler Weiss
Production Engineer - Mildred Mattos 
RTP Archivist & Stage Manager - Lisa Lippincott
In-House Interpreting for the Deaf - Carol Downing & Olivia Moore
On Piano: Paul Wilborn
Sponsored by: UPS Store Downtown Saint Petersburg, Fl

While The Auto Waits By Roy Proctor

Grand Dragon in Power by Donald E Baker, directed by Lisa Lippincott
	D.C. Stephenson – Jim Wicker
	Niblack, Stanley Hill, Juror – Christopher Rutherford
	Gentry, Mr Oberholtzer, Remy – Mark Hanks
	Ed Jackson, Asa Smith, Sheriff, Eph Inman – Bob Heitman
	Band leader, Conductor, Joe Klein, Judge, Guard – Dean Wick
	Madge Oberholtzer, Eunice – Robin O’Dell
	Arlene, Newsboy – Mildred Mattos

Announcer – Bob Heitman. Foley Artist – Matt Cowley. Sound Engineer – Mark Perfetti. Production Egineer – Mildred Mattos. Set by Steven K Mitchell. In-house interpreting for the deaf – Carol Downing and Olivia Moore. Music – Paul Wilborn. Archivist – Lisa Lippincott.

The Radio Theatre Project at The Studio@620
Downtown Saint Petersburg
Performed Live on March 26, 2018

Grand Dragon In Power By Donald E Baker

Tattoo, A Tale of Terror written by Greg Burdick 
Directed by Bonnie Agan

Young Stephen – Jacob Barrens
Storyteller Stephen – Jim Sorensen
Parlor Owner – Kathi Grau
Mrs. Dudley, young girl – Lisa Tricomi
Doctor, Announcer – Bob Heitman

Foley Artist – Matt Cowley 
Sound Engineer – Marcus Wehby 
In house interpreting for the deaf – Carol Downing and Missy Williams Archivist – Lisa Lippincott 
Dramaturg – Jim Wicker

"Tattoo, A Tale of Terror" written by Greg Burdick SEASON 10

Hot Miss Lil & Little Louis written by Jo Morello  
Directed by Lisa Lippincott

Lil Hardin Armstrong – Stephanie Roberts
Louis Armstrong – Bob Devin Jones

David Warner - Announcer
Foley Artist – Matt Cowley 
Sound Engineer – Marcus Wehby 
In house interpreting for the deaf – Carol Downing 
Archivist – Lisa Lippincott 
Dramaturg – Jim Wicker

Hot Miss Lil & Little Louis written by Jo Morello SEASON 10

Hurst of Hurstcote Written by Elizabeth Salazar, directed by Bonnie Agan

John Hurst – Jim Sorensen
Bernice – Juliana Ditmyer
Kate Hurst – Colleen Cherry
Mr. Arden – Jacob Barrens

Announcer – David Warner
Foley Artist – Matt Cowley 
Sound Engineer – Marcus Wehby 
In house interpreting for the deaf – Carol Downing
Piano – Paul WIlborn 
Archivist – Lisa Lippincott
Dramaturg – Jim Wicker

"Hurst Of Hurstcoat" written by Elizabeth Salazar SEASON 11

In the Year 2125
Written by Carol W Berman, directed by Jim Rayfield
Zed – Dean Wick
Alepha – Colleen Cherry
Gimmel – Mimi Rice

Announcer – Bonnie Agan 
Sound Design and Foley Artist – Matt Cowley
Sound Engineer – Marcus Wehby 
Piano – Paul Wilborn 
In house interpreting for the deaf – Carol Downing 
Archivist – Lisa Lippincott 
Literary Director– Jim Wicker 
Post Production – Jacob Barrens 
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

In The Year 2125, Written by Carol W Berman

Written by Robin Rice, directed by Jim Rayfield
Rob Starling – Dean Wick
Fire – John Huls
Ice - Colleen Cherry

Announcer – Bonnie Agan 
Sound Design and Foley Artist – Matt Cowley
Sound Engineer – Marcus Wehby 
Piano – Paul Wilborn 
In house interpreting for the deaf – Carol Downing 
Archivist – Lisa Lippincott 
Literary Director– Jim Wicker 
Post Production – Jacob Barrens 
Artistic Coordinator – Bonnie Agan
Artistic Director – Bob Devin Jones

Fire & Ice, Written by Robin Rice

The Radio Theatre Project, live radio theatre presented by Studio@ 620  broadcasts original and classic radio plays performed by an Ensemble of professional theatre artists Nov-May.  RTP Live! in St Petersburg Florida began performance broadcasts in 2009.  Tune in for RTP Live! for 10 min or an hour and visit our website at www.radiotheatreproject.org.

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