Princeton Writers Block

An action-packed episode of the world’s greatest detectivefeaturing waltzing elephants, unrequited love, and mysterious murders …PRINCETON WRITERS BLOCK CAST:ANNOUNCER, played by Kenneth GreenbergVITAMIN FLINTHEART, played by David Newton DunnZELDA, played by Lillian IsraelFAYE LINE, played by Mary GreenbergHAMBONE SHILL, played by Oscar OctoberDUCKFOOT, played by Kenneth Green

Sometime in the near future, a happy gathering of canines and one feline enroll in a Masterclass with the purpose of preparing for the ultimate competition, the Eastminster Kennel Club Dog Show. And in the case of the cat, the Cat Fanciers Association International Cat Show. Who will be the winner? The result will surprise you! PRINCETON WRITERS BLOCK CAST:DAVID ATTENBOROUGH, the N

A corporate mogul dies and an ex-girlfriend from his college days seeks revenge by revealing secrets to his family that would destroy his public image.PRINCETON WRITERS BLOCK CAST:ANNOUNCER, played by George Papaioannou​MIRYL HALPERN, an ex-girlfriend of Heinrich’s from his college days, played by Mary GreenbergHILDA GRUVENMEISTER, Heinrich’s older daughter from his first mar

In this episode from the Candy Matson female detective radio series, a missing Jack Frost leads Candy on a case to solve a Christmas murder.Put on your thinking caps to help solve this Candy Matson mystery performed by Princeton Writers Block.

In this episode “Jane Goes to a Psychiatrist” from the Easy Aces comedy radio show, which aired from 1930-1945. This is the day that Ace has been dreading, the day that Jane decides to seek help from a professional, and nothing in the Ace household will be N-O-R-M-A-L ever again. So, lay back on the couch and enjoy this Easy Aces radio comedy as reenacted by Princeton Writers B

Princeton Writers Block is a group of writers, actors, and musicians who have been reading, writing, and performing original and contemporary plays since our founding in 2003. Our current repertory cast members include Mary Greenberg, Julia Poulos, Lillian Israel, George Papaioannou, David Newton Dunn, Ken Greenberg, and Rafi Reguer.