Shadowy, stylish, and steeped in suspense, Dial M for Murder is a noir-inspired twist on the classic thriller that sparked Hitchcock’s legendary film. When charming but cold-blooded Tony suspects his wife of betrayal, he orchestrates a sinister plan to get away with murder. But in this world of secrets and shifting loyalties, no one is ever quite who they seem.

In this episode we visit with Brenden Oliver who plays the scheming Tony Wendice.

"Dial M for Murder" runs April 17-19, 23-26, 2026. Tickets available at www.theatrelawrence.com or calling 785-843-7469

A riotous romantic farce in the spirit of Noël Coward, "The Cottage" delivers mistaken identities, scandalous secrets, and nonstop hilarity. When lovers Sylvia and Beau escape to a cozy countryside cottage to start anew, unexpected guests—and outrageous revelations—turn their plans upside down. From the playwright of "Clue On Stage," it’s a whirlwind of witty chaos and charming mischief with love (mostly) conquering all.

In this episode we talk with the show's director, Maeghan Bishop-Brienzo

"The Cottage" runs March 13-15, 19-22, 2026. Tickets available at www.theatrelawrence.com or calling 785-843-7469

On the eve of his assassination, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is visited by a mysterious stranger in this powerful reimagining of his final night. Set in a storm-lashed room at the Lorraine Motel, The Mountaintop is an intimate, poetic exploration of legacy, mortality, and the man behind the movement. A gripping and deeply human portrait of a legend at the crossroads of history.

In this episode we visit with both cast members, Tyson Williams and Himee Kamatuka.

The Mountaintop runs Jan. 30-Feb. 1, Feb. 5-8, 2026. Tickets available at www.theatrelawrence.com or calling 785-843-7469