May Radio Hour:

New Night Hawk Adventure at the Radio Hour 

The Popular Night Hawk Mysteries return to May’s River City Radio Hour.  This time the would-be private eye takes on a homicide at the local amusement part.  Cora the owner of Cors’ Big Cups Restaurant is to be married to her childhood sweetheart.  Before the big day, a killer strikes.  Night Hawk and Murder at the Wedding was written by Bob Crawford and stars Bob Lunger as Night Hawk with Richards Anderson, Clair Myers, Boomie Pedersen, and Llyn Walker.   The shows are at 6:30 and 8:00 pm at 329 West Main in downtown Waynesboro.

The May 18^th performances include The Boogie Kings under the direction of the multi-talented Richard Adams, William Hayes with his amazing keyboard skills and J. T. Fauber.  Sitting in with the Boogie Kings is Mr. Mojo Saturday Night, Kevin Chisnell.

Also at the May Radio Hours will be Marsha Howard,Waynesboro’s First Lady of Laughter.  She has been out and about seeking new material.  Although she appreciates all the jokes given to her by her fans, her jokes are PG or at most PG13 and are chosen to make her audience laugh not blush.

The guest of the month will be Gary Kirby, voted the best sound man in the Valley by musicians throughout Central Virginia.

Tickets are $10 each.  Call 540-943-9999 to reserve your premium seats now.  Reservations are also available online.  Remaining tickets will be available at the box office on the night of the performances.  Snacks and beverages will be available.

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The Radio Hour takes place Every 3rd Friday, Downtown Waynesboro

The RCRH includes local musicians and comedy combined with original “radio serials” including adventure, humor and mystery.  A recent addition is the Radio Hour Foley Team directed by J.D. Robb.
(Read more about the Foley Team) 

Fun for everyone!
Show times are 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm
Located at WTA’s GATEWAY, 329 West Main Street, Waynesboro, VA 22980.

The Radio Hour is a production of the Wayne Theatre Alliance with funding from the Waynesboro Cultural Commission, the City of Waynesboro, and the Virginia Commission for the Arts.