October - Wilding, Ian
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Tim, an airline pilot and Angela, his young, beautiful wife, live the successful urban dream in a streamlined apartment in the inner city. One night a friend of Angela's, Dez, pays them a visit. There's just one problem: Angela flatly denies she's ever met him, and despite Dez's growing protestations, she wants him out. Rejected and humiliated, Dez leaves. But not before making some seemingly ominous threats. Now Angela and Tim are having trouble readjusting. Dez has thrown their comfortable lives out of kilter and fear of future incursions escalates. Enter Dick, private eye -- smarmy and…mehr

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Tim, an airline pilot and Angela, his young, beautiful wife, live the successful urban dream in a streamlined apartment in the inner city. One night a friend of Angela's, Dez, pays them a visit. There's just one problem: Angela flatly denies she's ever met him, and despite Dez's growing protestations, she wants him out. Rejected and humiliated, Dez leaves. But not before making some seemingly ominous threats. Now Angela and Tim are having trouble readjusting. Dez has thrown their comfortable lives out of kilter and fear of future incursions escalates. Enter Dick, private eye -- smarmy and menacing by turns, a Man who Makes Things Happen. Though he charges by the hour and his approach is definitely unconventional, Dick may be exactly what the situation requires... 9 scenes, 3 male, 1 female.
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IAN WILDING studied drama in London at Queen Mary and Westfield College and the Central School of Speech and Drama. His play Below won the Griffin Award for New Australian Playwriting in 2000, and in 2003 he received the Patrick White Playwrights' Award for Even Amongst Dogs. Torrez premiered the following year playing in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. The Carnivores won the Griffin Award in 2005 and was produced in Perth the following year.