The Digital Theater

Agatha Christie's gripping tale brought to life by legendary theater and film stars Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester, the latter known for her role as The Bride of Frankenstein. This drama originally aired in 1942 as part of the Suspense radio broadcast on CBS. Support the show

Starring Orson Welles and Margaret Sullavan this broadcast originally aired as part of the Campbell Playhouse. Daphne Du Maurier called this one of the best adaptions of her novel. Support the show

Originally broadcast as part of NBC's Short Story hour this dramatization of Edgar Allan Poe's haunting story of A Tell-Tale Heart is truly a masterpiece of radio.Support the show

Part of NBC's short story radio broadcasts this retelling of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde captures the intensity and horror of Robert Louis Stevenson's original story.Support the show

Originally broadcast as par of the Short Story hour with NBC in the 1940's. This dramatization of Frankenstein is an instant classic with its clever script and engaging voice actors.Support the show

This is a radio drama of Bram Stoker's classic Dracula starring Orson Welles. Originally broadcast in 1938 as part of the Mercury Theater in the Air program. This edition has been digitally remastered.Support the show