Two One-Act Plays
Written by Doug Reed and Philip Heckman
Directed by Deanna Reed
About
We all have things we say we believe, but how do we react when those things turn out to be true? In Doug Reed’s The Opiate Of The Missus, a McCarthy era congressman runs for re-election on a platform of fighting Godless Communism. God throws a wrench into things—by making an unexpected appearance.
Press Conference, 2009
The Great Vindaloo, by Philip Heckman, depicts the connection between two men of different worlds, each under attack, each unable to defend himself. In times of despair, can you find inspiration in the lives of others? If someone looks to you for their survival, they must hope the lifeline works both ways.
Waiting for the Phone Call, 2009
Production Details
The Actor’s Factory production of
The Opiate of the Missus and The Great Vindaloo
Directed by Deanna Reed
Costumes by Carola Breckbill
The Stoughton Opera House, 381 East Main Street, Stoughton, Wisconsin
March 27, 28, and 29, 2009
Slideshow and Gallery
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- Boy out of Line, from the Opiate of the Missus, 2009
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- The Great Vindaloo in rehearsal, 2009
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- In the Hospital, 2009
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- Press Conference, 2009
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- Waiting for the Phone Call, 2009
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