New England, 1898. The Prescott Family is certainly Boston. For the reason that bygone golden age, Patriarch Charles presides over both his shipping and delivery line and family having a sure and solid hand while his wife Jocelyn really wants to become more energetic in regional affairs. Their kids, Marietta, Aurora and Barton find themselves trying to make their way in a constantly changing globe – filled up with sociable upheaval and technological advancements. In the mean time, The Prescott’s home staff, under the supervision of the taciturn Williams, is certainly charged with keeping the house in order – a task made a lot more complicated with the constant interference of the family and Charles’s sharp-tongued mom Augusta. Then, of course, there may be the matter from the Hull family, whom Charles bears a grudge against for factors unknown. Very easily integrating historical occasions into its narrative, and filled with intrigue, heat, and episode writ large, the Colonial Radio Theater invites you in to the Prescott household for an evocative, memorable depiction of Boston life as resided by those who set the speed.