Suspense!-with The Two of Us Productions
The Two Of Us Productions is pleased to present their Virtual Live-Staged Reading for 2025. Our 3rd installment is a new pair of chilling Suspense theater radio dramas: This performance is being presented on Saturday evening March 8th, 2025 via ZOOM, at 7:00pm in collaboration with Roving Actors’ Repertory Ensemble (RARE) Inc.
In THE HITCHHIKER a man drives cross-country from Brooklyn to California. On the morning Adams leaves for his destination he sees a man on the Brooklyn Bridge, waiting for a lift. Adams sees the man again an hour later, hitchhiking at the Pulaski Skyway. As he progresses towards his destination Adams repeatedly sees the same hitch-hiker, despite the fact that, logically, there is no possible way the mysterious man could always somehow get ahead of him!
The Lost Special tells the tale of a confessed murderer who has asked for the opportunity to explain his crime on broadcast radio. As he describes what he did and why he did it, we are drawn into his disturbing tale of official corruption. The climax comes when, as he is poised to reveal his co-conspirators, an UNKNOWN ASSAILANT storms the radio station and shoots him dead in his chair.
To learn the rest of these thrilling stories you’ll have to R.S.V.P to www.TheTwoOfUsProductions.org and then see these thrilling dramas in the comfort of your own home. Keep us on your calendar for this Fall when we present Dracula as a Halloween Special and then A Christmas Carol as a Christmas Special.
“The Hitchiker” and “The Lost Special” will be performed as a live-virtual staged reading on Saturday March 8th, 2025 at 7:00pm. Hurry to R.S.V.P and get your access code by visiting www.TheTwoOfUsProductions.org . This performance is free to the public, donations are gratefully accepted.
These performances are supported with funds from Hudson River Bank & Trust Foundation, Stewart’s Shops, Bank of Greene County, Rheinstrom Hill Community Foundation, Greylock Federal Credit Union, The Ackerman Foundation, and Key Bank Foundation. This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by CREATE Council on t
