

The Girl in the Freudian Slip
William F Brown
A macho business executive suddenly has bedroom problems with his long-term wife and mother of his children.
Failure in any part of his life has never been an option.
So he recruits his wife into solving the problem through the "live our fantasy:" sex therapy technique pioneered by Dr. Leopold Baumgartner.
The wife discovers the dominatrix/diva buried beneath the gracious hostess, and they blackmail their high-rise super and a nervous burglar into taking part in the sex therapy.
The result is a comedy of fantasies gone wrong, taboos colliding with hidden yearnings, and sex-role switches run amok.
"A sensation...so funny that you will cry from laughter. Wild Desires is attracting thousands of people to the Bajka Theatre."
— Imperium TV and TV Weekly
"A great success. The audience leaves it rolling over and over with laughter."
— Bon Dimattche
"The town's best laugh!"
— B. T
"Straight in the bull's eye. The audience laughs its head off, thanks to the light and piquant humor of the play...Outstanding for the modernity of its mockery."
— Veja
"Almost drove the audience wild...One of the greatest nights of ongoing laughter the audience has given us since I can't remember when."
— WNEDT-TV
| Character |
|---|
| Mrs. Griffin an elegantly attractive woman in her forties with the calmly self-assured bearing of someone who probably did her preteen shopping at Bergdorff-Goodman’s. |
| Connelly 40s; a super whose body has the look of a once-burly frame softened by immersion in oceans of beer. His broad face wears the serenity appropriate to one who has come to accept life in terms of a little something on the side or under the table. |
| Mr. Griffin 50s; beetle-browed; square-jawed; the perfect picture of a successful middle-aged business executive. |
| Louise Mrs. Griffin’s sister. |
| Burglar 50s; skinny; nervous-looking. |
My Husband's Wild Desires is a American comedy play written by John Tobias and published by Samuel French in New York (2010).
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