Agatha Christie's Radio Plays The BBC Murders Intriguing, Entertaining, But Not Riveting by Bill Hirschman

There's the canny germ of an idea in producer Zev Buffman's pet project to fuse radio, theater and modern technology into a hybrid exemplified in his latest production, Agatha Christie's The BBC Murders at the Parker Playhouse. The end result is undeniably entertaining in a quiet smile kind of way, although this is clearly an early foray into this genre and, arguably, not the most enthralling material to do it with.

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