<p>Three years ago, Sarah Kennedy thought she was hired as a translator for a corporate military prison in Baghdad, only to discover that she would be acting as an interrogator instead, retrieving information from prisoners of war&mdash;by any means necessary. Now, Lily Strauss, a disgraced reporter in the waning days of newspaper journalism, must uncover Sarah&rsquo;s story, cutting through webs of corporate lies and government deception until finally faced with the choice between her own journalistic ideals, and the devastating consequences of telling the truth.&nbsp;</p><p>ON THE HEAD OF A PIN, a new political thriller, is an exploration of who watches the watchers, and what happens when they look away.</p><p>&nbsp; &ldquo;Frank Winters is a promising playwright.&rdquo;<br />
Frank Scheck, New York Post</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp;&ldquo;Expert, thrilling, and surefooted as anything on stage in New York City this season! Vividly told, vividly acted, vividly directed&mdash;ON THE HEAD OF A PIN sweeps us away!&rdquo;<br />
Theaterscene.net</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp;&ldquo;Captivating&mdash;this is a play to place on your `must see&rsquo; list!&rdquo;<br />
Theatre Reviews Limited</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp;&ldquo;A fast-paced, straight-on, suspenseful script&mdash;these `strange men&rsquo; definitely promise a broad appeal to theatre audiences!&rsquo;<br />
Galo Magazine</p>