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Bring Me The Head Of Philip K Dick

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Bring Me the Head of Philip K Dick Gregory Whitehead's dark, surreal and satirical drama, set in contemporary America, centres on a deadly futuristic weapon in the shape of the android head of science-fiction writer Philip K Dick. Invented by a shadowy research unit inside the Pentagon, the head - which believes it actually is Dick himself - is wreaking havoc on society and must be stopped before it finds its body.

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Cryptica Scriptura ...... Elizabeth Aspenlieder

Cathy Nebula ...... Karen Beaumont

Reverend Darkleigh ...... George Bergen

Nancy Robinson ...... Hilary Deely

Philip Dooley ...... Richard Jackson

Tiffany Splenda ...... Karen Lee

The Potato Man ...... Jon Swan

Perky Pat ...... Anne Undeland

The Patriot ...... Gregory Whitehead

Written, produced and directed by Gregory Whitehead.

Music by Laura Wiens and Nick Zammuto.

Poem by Jon Swan

Drama on 3: Bring Me the Head of Philip K Dick

Sunday 8 March 2009 20:00

Philip K. Dick was one of the most influential

science-fiction writers in history.

He wrote prolifically until his death in 1982 —

completing 41 novels and 121 short stories. . . .

Dick was the first science-fiction author added

to the collection of the Library of America.

Bring Me the Head of Philip K Dick

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  1. Bring Me the Head of Philip K Dick

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