Nevermore Radio
An Edgar Allan Poe Audio Anthology
Directed by Larah Ritchie - Presented by KCHW Northern Lights Public Radio
October 27 - ADMISSION $20
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Nevermore RadioPresented by KCHW Northern Lights Public Radio
Directed by Larah Ritchie
October 27, 2025 Chewelah Center for the Arts
Tickets
$20 For more information, call the Center office at (509) 936-9333 (voice messages only), or email us at [email protected].
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What's the Story?
Step into the shadows of the macabre this October as Nevermore Radio: An Edgar Allan Poe Audio Anthology, written and directed by Larah Ritchie, brings the master of the gothic tale to chilling new life. This unique production begins with three live studio recordings at the radio station, where the public is invited to witness—and become part of—the broadcast. Each session will feature spine-tingling performances of Poe’s most haunting works, complete with atmospheric sound effects and the thrill of a live audience. Episodes will be aired weekly throughout October, echoing across the airwaves like whispers from the grave.
The series culminates on October 27 with a one-night-only staged performance at the Chewelah Center for the Arts. Audiences will experience the full anthology--The Cask of Amontillado, The Bells, The Black Cat, The Tell-Tale Heart, and The Raven—performed live on stage with a masterful cast, sound crew, and an air thick with Poe’s unmistakable dread. To deepen the mood, themed cocktails will be available, heightening an evening that promises to be as intoxicating as it is unforgettable.
Attend a recording session for a recommended donation of $10 (or all three for $25), and join us at the theater for $20 general admission. Doors open at 6:00 pm, with the show beginning at 6:30 pm. Step closer, if you dare, into Poe’s world of mystery, madness, and nevermore.
The series culminates on October 27 with a one-night-only staged performance at the Chewelah Center for the Arts. Audiences will experience the full anthology--The Cask of Amontillado, The Bells, The Black Cat, The Tell-Tale Heart, and The Raven—performed live on stage with a masterful cast, sound crew, and an air thick with Poe’s unmistakable dread. To deepen the mood, themed cocktails will be available, heightening an evening that promises to be as intoxicating as it is unforgettable.
Attend a recording session for a recommended donation of $10 (or all three for $25), and join us at the theater for $20 general admission. Doors open at 6:00 pm, with the show beginning at 6:30 pm. Step closer, if you dare, into Poe’s world of mystery, madness, and nevermore.
About KCHW
KCHW 102.7 FM is Chewelah’s community radio station, proudly serving Stevens County and the surrounding region with diverse programming, local voices, and a strong commitment to the arts. Operated by the Northeast Washington Community Radio Guild, KCHW is a non-profit, volunteer-driven station dedicated to providing educational, cultural, and entertainment programming that reflects the spirit and creativity of our community.
Known as “The Music Education Station,” KCHW offers an eclectic blend of musical genres including country, bluegrass, jazz, classical, folk, rock, and more. In addition to music, the station features interviews, community discussions, live performances, and public service programming designed to inform, inspire, and connect listeners throughout Northeast Washington.
KCHW exists to support and strengthen the community it serves. The station provides free airtime for local non-profit organizations, civic groups, and public service announcements while also offering opportunities for volunteers, artists, and community members to share their voices and talents.
Known as “The Music Education Station,” KCHW offers an eclectic blend of musical genres including country, bluegrass, jazz, classical, folk, rock, and more. In addition to music, the station features interviews, community discussions, live performances, and public service programming designed to inform, inspire, and connect listeners throughout Northeast Washington.
KCHW exists to support and strengthen the community it serves. The station provides free airtime for local non-profit organizations, civic groups, and public service announcements while also offering opportunities for volunteers, artists, and community members to share their voices and talents.
Cast and Crew
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For more information, call the Center office at (509) 936-9333 (voice messages only), or email us at [email protected].