The story of the Brass Family returns for its final (for now) chapter, Season Four, starting in two weeks. If you could use a gentle reminder of a plot line or two, give this a listen! (Though no guarantee that it won’t leave you MORE confused….)
BRASS Stacks 13: Gabriel Ernest
We return to our favorite short story writer, Saki, for this classic tale of a disquieting encounter with a strange young man.
BRASS Stacks 12: The Flowering of the Strange Orchid
This episode is an eerie short story from H.G. Wells, “The Flowering of the Strange Orchid,” about a mild-mannered orchid enthusiast who gets much more than he bargains for at a bulb auction.
BRASS Stacks 11: When the Door Opened by Sarah Grand
A witty parable about the problem of assuming too much about one’s spouse, “When the Door Opened” was written by the Irish author Sarah Grand, one of the pioneers of fiction dealing with the “New Woman.” It’s read by renowned radio actor Larry Albert, best known for playing the titular detective in “The Adventures of Harry Nile” as well as … Read More
BRASS Stacks 10: Reginald’s Christmas Revels by Saki
A clever if frightfully amoral young man livens things up during a holiday weekend at a country home in this mischievous story by Saki.
Happy Holidays from BRASS!
A brief holiday greeting and some news on BRASS Yuletide Specials, including our live stage show The Christmas Case: A Lady Brass Mystery.
BRASS Episode 30: Summits and Revelations
A Royal Rescue Mission, A Meeting of Continental Spies, and an Identity Revealed in our Season Three Finale!
BRASS Episode 29: Preparations and Escapes
Lady Brass inspects a velodrome, Lord Brass surveys a conference room and Ponder and Dan pay a visit to the Ministry of Science.
BRASS Episode 28: Graveyards and Lodge Halls
Cyril and Lord Whitestone make a nighttime foray into a Parisian cemetery, while Gwendolyn infiltrates a “monthly lottery” of the greatest villains in London.
BRASS Episode 27: Dressing Rooms and Drawing Rooms
Gwendolyn and Dan get a backstage pass in pursuit of the mysterious Kensington Gore, while Ponder Wright has a drink with his brother Mordecai.