Sounds from the Collywobbles Theatre Co.: Recent Episodes
Carole Catherine
We are a theatre company performing pieces, old, new, funny and serious for our audience. Join us for a step back in time, or something that will strike your fancy.
This is a recreation of an episode of the Columbia Workshop broadcast January 27, 1956. It's a dramatization of Brave New World by Aldus Huxley, directed and edited by Carole Catherine. It features actors from the Collywobbles Theatre Co.: Patrick VanHorn, Jason Gresl, Steve Ralph, Zach Puplis, Logan, Tyler, Todd Overhuel, Kim Fletcher, Carole Catherine and Pam Walker. Please subscribe and comment! Thanks for listening.
Produced originally to air on Cool 101, Kalamazoo, please enjoy our new rendition of A Christmas Carol, originally produced in 1949! Starring: Patrick VanHorn, Jason Gresl, Steve Ralph, Carole Catherine, Pam Walker, Zach Puplis, Kim Fletcher, Todd Overhuel, Jeff Cassidy and Micah Gresl-Turner. Directed by Carole Catherine, edited by Jason Gresl with original music written and performed by Jason Gresl. Additional music by The Allegan Brass Collective.
Join the Collywobbles Theatre Co. as we explore the old time radio series The Whistler and the episode entitled Beloved Fraud, a suspense filled radio drama with a surprise twist! Sisters Constance and Emma live a simple life, until a man enters the scene. See what happens next!
Featuring Char Wiltrakis, Pam Walker, Zach Puplis, Carole Catherine and Patrick VanHorn. Directed and edited by Carole Catherine
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This episode features a short play by Collette Cullen called Pride, followed by a conversation with the founders of Allegan, Speak Up - Eddie and Elvin Quinonez-Walker. Eddie performs the play as well! Thanks for listening!
The Collywobbles Theatre Co. presents
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ENOUGH: Plays to End Gun Violence
- CAST & CREW:
- Every Fifteen Minutes By Maggie Munday Odom
- Directed by Carole Catherine & Steve Ralph
- Edited by Carole Catherine
- Narrator …………………………………………......... Steve Ralph
- Time ……………………………………………………… Lucia Earl Higgins
- Other Characters/Voices ………………………. The Company
- In My Sights By Tain Leonard-Peck
- Directed & Edited by Carole Catherine
- Narrator ……………………………………………… Steve Ralph
- The Gun ……………………………………………… Dusty Umphrey
- Bill ………………………………………………………. Zach Puplis
- Lana ……………………………………………………. Charlotte Wiltrakis
- Michelle ……………………………………………… Pam Walker
- Alex ……………………………………………………. Logan Tyler
- Charlie ……………………………………………….. Carole Catherine
- It's Okay By Anya Jiménez
- Directed & Edited by Steve Ralph
- Narrator ……………………………………………….. Steve Ralph
- Mother ………………………………………………... Carole Catherine
- Voice ……………………………………………………. Rileigh Belle Wine
- Reporter 1 ……………………………………………. Logan Tyler
- Reporter 2 ……………………………………………. Dusty Umphrey
- Reporter 3 ……………………………………………. Pam Walker
- Reporter 4 ……………………………………………. Charlotte Wiltrakis
- Undo, RedoBy Cameron Thiesing
- Directed & Edited by Steve Ralph
- Narrator ……………………………………………….. Steve Ralph
- Present Caroline/Past Caroline …………….. Rileigh Belle Wine
- Rachel ………………………………………………….. Meaghan Fell
- Write Their Wrongs By Wyn Alyse Thomas
- Directed & Edited by Carole Catherine
- Narrator ……………………………………………….. Steve Ralph
- Maya ……………………………………………………. Rileigh Belle Wine
- Emily ……………………………………………………. Pam Walker
- Jimmy …………………………………………………… Logan Tyler
- Lydia …………………………………………………….. Meaghan Fell
- Willow.....................................................as herself
- The Collywobbles Theatre Co. would like to extend a special thanks to Dr. Christopher Smith, BoardChair of the Michigan Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence for taking the time to share his insights with us.
Join us as we lovingly recreate the old time radio show of Sam Spade and the Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail Caper, featuring Steve Ralph, Zach Puplis, Pam Walker, Logan Tyler, Char Wiltrakis, Dusty Umphrey and Carole Catherine. From an episode first broadcast in April 1949. Please comment below!
Join us as the Collywobbles Theatre Co. lovingly recreates an episode of My Friend Irma from 1947. Featuring: Steve Ralph, Carole Catherine, Pam Walker, Char Wiltrakis and Zach Puplis. Please comment below! Thanks for listening! We'd love to hear what you want to hear from us next.
Collywobbles Theatre Co. lovingly recreates Madison, Jefferson, Franklin and Osbourne, the first ad agency by Stan Freberg. Starring Steve Ralph as TJ, Logan Tyler as Ben Franklin, Todd Overhuel as James Madison, Zach Puplis as George Washington, Char Wiltrakis as Osbourne, Pam Walker and Carole Catherine as actors and Dusty Umphrey as Uncle Sam. Enjoy and comment!
This is a different take on Valentine's Day - a little quickie we cooked up for you! Featuring Steve Ralph, Carole Catherine and Pam Walker was there to chat with us before and after! Hope you enjoy! Please comment!
Listen as The Collywobbles Theatre Co. recreates a beloved episode from Stan Freberg. This episode originally aired in 1957. Starring: Allen Pille and Dusty Umphrey. Sound and Direction by Carole Catherine. Thanks for listening!
This episode is a faithful redub of Stan Freberg's classic 1953 production spoof of St. George and the Dragonet. It hit #1 on the Billboard charts in 1953. We had a lot of fun with it! Hope you like it. Starring: Allen Pille as St. George, Zach Puplis as the Narrator and the Chief, Carole Catherine as the Damsel, Pam Walker as the Knave and Dusty Umprey as the Dragon.
Enjoy the Collywobbles Theatre Co.'s production of Miracle on 34th St., part 2. Please comment!
The Collywobbles Theatre Co. presents a special version for Christmas - A Miracle on 34th St. The cast includes: Jason Gresl as Kris Kringle, Steve Ralph as Fred Gailey, Pamela Walker as Susan Walker, Carole Catherine as Doris Walker, Allen Pille as the Narrator and Mr. Macy, Logan Tyler as Mr. Sawyer, Dustin Umphrey as Mr. Mara, and Char Wiltrakis as Mrs. Mara and the Mother. Enjoy!
This is a creepy Christmas episode from December, 1948. Featuring Steve, Pam, Char, Logan Tyler and Carole. Enjoy!
This was a fun little quickie we did, in honor of the great Stan Freberg's genius. First issued in 1953 as "Christmas Dragnet," then changed to "Yulenet" in '54,this is a spoof on the classic Dragnet starring Jack Webb as Joe Friday, but in this he's Wednesday. Joe- Allen, Frank- Logan, Grudge- Dusty, Elf- Carole. We hope you enjoy! Don't miss the end, where we chat a bit and have a laugh. We'd love you to follow and comment!
This episode is recreated from the original My Friend Irma - Thanksgiving episode airing November 15, 1948. Actors include: Pam, Carole, Char, Steve and Zach. Steve was the announcer and played our feathered friend, who cracked us up more than we can say! We'd love to hear your comments! Thanks for listening.
The Collywobbles Theatre Co. presents a recreation of the classic suspense thriller. Featuring Allen, Steve and Dusty. Carole Catherine hosts with actor discussion after the presentation.
This is the first episode we recorded as a company, featuring plays by Eric Alter - Catch the Morning and Once a Year. A perfect remembrance of that somber day in our country's history. Performed by the Collywobbles Theatre Co.
My Friend Irma episode 1 Irma Meets Jane.
Introduced by the entire Collywobbles Theatre Co. Originally broadcast on April 11, 1947
My Friend Irma was a long-running radio sitcom that premiered on CBS Radio so popular in the late 1940s that its success escalated to films, television, a comic strip and a comic book.
Irma, Jane, the Maestro and Al all see a ghost in the building. Recreated by the Collywobbles Theatre Company. Originally from the episode on 6-16-53
Irma and Jane return from Europe to find someone is in their apartment. Recreated by the Collywobbles Theatre Company. Episode from 10-7-52.
This is an episode from the old radio show Suspense! called The Hitchhiker by Lucille Fletcher. Actors include: Steve Ralph, Jason Gresl, Pam Walker, Carole Catherine, Char Wiltrakis and Lucia Earle-Higgins.
This episode is from NPR's Little Chills, an old radio drama show. It's called the Hatrack of Death. The actors include: CR Wiltrakis, Pam Walker, Steve Ralph, Todd Overhuel, Allen Pille, Kim Fletcher, Logan Tyler and Carole Catherine.