Part radio drama, part podcast, and all Edgar Allan Poe. A new spine-tingling play for your ears every month, adapted from America’s most famous horror and suspense writer. Gothic frights, by The National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Category | Arts |
In this episode we celebrate the anniversary of Poe’s well-known poem “The Bells,” written in May 1848 and published posthumously in 1849. The Bells describes the cycle of adult life, from excitement to joy, to fear and ultimately to the sorrow and s... more
Season One Finale! This story has been adapted into several international motion pictures (including one as recently as 2008), and was the musical subject of the world-famous progressive rock band The Alan Parsons Project. It is widely applauded as a... more
Madeleine Usher is alive, after all. In this episode, we listen back to the story of how she was mistakenly entombed, and how that was the beginning of the end for the Ushers and their ancestral home. Also, Doctor Mallard meets a stranger interested ... more
Summoned to the aid of an old college friend, our protagonist embarks on a journey to a mysterious ancestral home and encounters not only the unfortunate friend but his frail and ghost-like sister. more
Intrigue, revenge and death in the Royal Court! First published in 1849, the year of Poe’s death, this story has been adapted numerous times, including having been sung by David Bowie in Lou Reed’s album “The Raven.” In this adaptation, we take a mel... more
Happy Halloween! In the conclusion of this two-part series, the Author and Toby Dammit stumble upon a mysterious little man in a covered bridge. Toby cannot resist demonstrating his “athletic prowess” to the man, but the results are not quite what he... more
Toby Dammit was a man of questionable moral fiber. Coming home from a pub one night, he learns the consequences of a life of excess, and his trademark saying gets put to the ultimate test. Part One in a two-part adaptation of one of Poe’s few comedic... more
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I got 10 minutes into “Hop Frog” before respect for the original material and good taste made me stop listening. Awful.
The Black Cat episode got me hooked. The craziness into which the husband descends was well executed. Bravo. Time for Tell Tale Heart!
Very quickly I was able to get this podcast and from there it's been a haunted ride of fun and delight. The creators of this pod were really smart in creating a simple premise from which they could explore all of Poe's tales. It's set in an asylum as you the viewer meet all the different inmates. Besides the writing, which does a great job of moving things along and taking advantage of the medium... I like how they keep to a small, but very talented cast of actors. Letting the thespians do thei... more
Very quickly I was able to get this podcast and from there it's been a haunted ride of fun and delight. The creators of this pod were really smart in creating a simple premise from which they could explore all of Poe's tales. It's set in an asylum as you the viewer meet all the different inmates. Besides the writing, which does a great job of moving things along and taking advantage of the medium... I like how they keep to a small, but very talented cast of actors. Letting the thespians do thei... more
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