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BAGHEADS

            "Material shines."   

      - The Kansas City Star

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BAGHEADS

A Bizarre Psychotic Journey Into Love

Cast:  7

Type:  full-length

Genre:  dark comedy

Keyword:  marriage, trust, insanity, infidelity, murder, love


Synopsis:  Passion and sex share so many similarities to food. We find ourselves starving for affection, or hungry for love. Eddie is a man with a lot of passion and a lot of voices in his head. His voices have taken physical form in the BAGHEADS. The BAGHEADS are two men in black suits with bags over their faces. They are Eddie’s inner throughs and motivations. Eddie’s marriage is falling apart, his professional life is in shambles, and the BAGHEADS are loving every minute of it. Eddie loves his wife but has drawn distant from her. She is starving for his touch…for his love…for his anything. From mouth watering passion to the demons of our inner thoughts, BAGHEADS is a journey into the sweetest tasting fruit of all—the fruit of letting go and admitting who you really are.


Production History:

  • Workshopped: WBE Soundstage - Kansas City, MO - 1992

  • World Premiere: Quality Hill Playhouse - Kansas City, MO 1995

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Headlines, Reviews& Stories

Bagheads: Press

AMERICAN HEARTLAND TO OFFER ROCK, COMEDY AND MYSTERY - 'BUDDY HOLLY STORY,' 'PLAY IT

AGAIN, SAM' AMONG 1995-96 PLAYS.

April 9, 1995   By ROBERT TRUSSELL   Publication: The Kansas City Star

Kansas City playwright's bizarre comedy examines the strange experience of a psychologist whose emotional and sexual needs have assumed a physical form known only to him and eventually lead him into an emotional tangle involving his wife, a paranoid hypochondriac and a talk-show host obsessed with food. More

MATERIAL SHINES; PRODUCTION NEEDS POLISH - `BAGHEADS' FROM WRITER RON SIMONIAN IS SATIRE OF PSYCHOLOGY.

April 18, 1995    By ROBERT TRUSSELL     Publication: Kansas City Star

Ron Simonian's bizarre comedy "Bagheads" deserves a better production than it gets at Quality Hill Playhouse. More

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