AST and STAC Present

Golden Age of Radio, Halloween

STAC closes out their summer classic Golden Age of Radio series with the fan favorite “spooky” show featuring creepy, scary episodes.

Geraldine lives alone on an island since her husband died in a fire there a year ago. It’s a peaceful life so why is a man calling her with death threats and an hourly countdown? And that dog howling in the distance sounds like her dog who perished in the fire. “Voice on the Wire” will keep you guessing until the end.

Even the spooky show needs some comedy and “Halloween Party” with Our Miss Brooks delivers the clever dialog this fan favorite always brings, along with its fun, recurring cast of memorable characters.

It’s been a year since the bloody events in Falls Church MA. and the Borden sisters continue to be outcasts in their home town. Lizzie was acquitted…but no one believes she’s innocent, especially the reporter who insists on prying.

And this month we bring you a special, short, 4th episode: “The Dark.” A crazy laugh, a dark, forbidding house, sure let’s go inside and check out that smell.

Upcoming: STAC presents their annual full-length radio show celebrating the holiday season Dec. 11, 12, inside the sanctuary at the First Congregational Church. Beautiful costuming by STAC’s award-winning costumer, Sharon Sciabica, along with expert lighting and live sound effects make this a magical event. Tickets go on sale soon at www.auburnstatetheatre.org. Past productions of this classic, A Christmas Carol, sold out all 3 shows . 

Running time: Approximately 2h

Saturday, October 10, 2026
Show begins at 6:30 PM

Location—First Congregational Church: 710 Auburn Ravine Road in Auburn.

Admission is Free; Donations are Gratefully Accepted!


The Drowsy Chaperone


Mamma Mia!


Music Man


Annie


Young Frankenstein


Sister Act


The State Theatre Acting Company (STAC) was formed in 2015 with the mission to bring a high-level community theater production company to Auburn. The company is the performing arts arm of Auburn State Theatre. STAC’s first production was The Music Man in 2016. Since then, STAC has brought the following productions to the stage: Sister Act, Annie, Young Frankenstein, Mamma Mia!, The Drowsy Chaperone, The Game's Afoot and Shrek The Musical.


STAC is proud to offer opportunities to perform, create and assist in live theatre for our community, whether as an actor, carpenter or back stage assistance or promotion.

Auditions for shows are typically announced via the STAC Facebook page roughly eight weeks prior to all productions.