Cosmetics queen Janice Starlin has built an empire selling youth and beauty. There's just one problem: she's getting older. When a mysterious scientist offers her an experimental treatment that promises to turn back the clock, Janice sees the answer to all her problems. And it works. Perhaps a little too well. Because staying young is one thing. Staying human is another.

A campy modern adaptation of Roger Corman's 1959 B-movie cult classic.

Critical Reception

An extraordinary adaptation of the original film. The voices and sound design create a perfect way to inspire images in one’s head of all that is going on. Really quite fantastic.
- Richard Taylor, Weta Workshop
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The standout performance is from Tara Langella, who finds that balance of melodramatic camp and horror/suspense acting found in films like Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho.” The acting is great and reminiscent of those cheesy movies spoofed by Mystery Science Theater 3000.
- Audio Drama Reviews
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"The Wasp Woman" pushes all the buttons in the very first minutes.
- Naples Daily News