Just looking around trying to find different radio plays ... anywhere from 75 minutes to 90 minutes is something to shoot for. 

Right now I'm looking at a December time period and It's a Wonderful Life adapted by Joe Landry seems to be very popular.  If we do indeed perform the show and it goes over well, we could possibly do more in the future.  Comedy always does well for us.  Anyone have experience in this area that could offer some title suggestions ... something that has worked for their own company?

"Delia Dancer, Doughnut Girl" has a flexible cast of 21 and is published by Heuer Publishing. www.hitplays.com
     Synopsis: "Delia Dancer, Doughnut Girl" is a modern melodrama that chronicles a ridiculous day and the challenges and struggles of a young woman who makes a living manufacturing doughnuts and sweet pastries in a small town doughnut factory. Structured as a radio program complete with phony commercials, parody songs, audience participation, and listener call-in spots,"Delia Dancer, Doughnut Girl "stretches theatrical forms but is deeply rooted in awful puns and wrapped around an apple pie and a cup of coffee of small town life.
Types: Full Length Play, Community Theatre
Genres: Comedy, Melodrama     
Cast: 6 men, 7 women, 8 extras, flexible cast, 21 total

Originally posted by donzolidis Joe Landry has a few others, I think he has one called Vintage Hitchcock.   And his A Wonderful Life is done like a million times a year, and usually once people start doing it, they keep doing it, so it must be good.

I noticed that too.  It seems like it almost becomes a tradition.  Nothing wrong with that as long as the actors and audience continue to enjoy it.

We are on our fifth Old-time radio production. This is something we started for our busier members who don't have time to commit to a full rehearsal schedule. We do one show - a Sunday matinee, and it's free. Each show has become more popular than the last. For our last show (Fibber McGee & Molly (and Dragnet)) we had to turn people away.  Check out genericradio.com. They have a lot of scripts to choose from! Of course, we go whole hog, costumes, period music, foley table on the stage. It's a riot!