Kiss of Frankenstein

This production was shot in a large can company, utilizing the facility's only quiet space, the toilet, for pre-recording dialogue. The actors mouthed the pre-recorded lines on stage while the audio played through the P.A. system. This method compensated for the challenging shooting schedule and added an unusual layer to the performance, likening it to a puppet show.

Kiss of Frankenstein was designed to be a star vehicle for Linda Martinez, who had aspirations beyond her role as an Iowa pie-maker. The play's experimental nature and its low-budget production values create an intriguing artifact for collectors interested in unique theatrical interpretations and avant-garde performances from the early 2000s.