Written by Missoula Playwright, Jay Kettering, The Vorbit Incident is a full-length, dark comedy about what happens inside a man’s head when his job is literally waiting for the end of the world.
Most days, rookie missileer Lieutenant Snick Vorbit, 341st Strategic Wing, USAF, doesn’t have much to do at his job that isn’t routine. Today, however, turns out to be anything but. He must decide whether to follow orders and launch his flight of ten nuclear missiles or trust the advice of his spiritual mentor, who may or may not be a hallucination. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, he looks to the sky for answers.
Presented in conjunction with the Montana Playwright Network 2019 Premiere Project.
Written by Missoula Playwright, Jay Kettering, The Vorbit Incident is a full-length, dark comedy about what happens inside a man’s head when his job is literally waiting for the end of the world.
Most days, rookie missileer Lieutenant Snick Vorbit, 341st Strategic Wing, USAF, doesn’t have much to do at his job that isn’t routine. Today, however, turns out to be anything but. He must decide whether to follow orders and launch his flight of ten nuclear missiles or trust the advice of his spiritual mentor, who may or may not be a hallucination. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, he looks to the sky for answers.
Presented in conjunction with the Montana Playwright Network 2019 Premiere Project.
Written by Missoula Playwright, Jay Kettering, The Vorbit Incident is a full-length, dark comedy about what happens inside a man’s head when his job is literally waiting for the end of the world.
Most days, rookie missileer Lieutenant Snick Vorbit, 341st Strategic Wing, USAF, doesn’t have much to do at his job that isn’t routine. Today, however, turns out to be anything but. He must decide whether to follow orders and launch his flight of ten nuclear missiles or trust the advice of his spiritual mentor, who may or may not be a hallucination. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, he looks to the sky for answers.
Presented in conjunction with the Montana Playwright Network 2019 Premiere Project.
Written by Missoula Playwright, Jay Kettering, The Vorbit Incident is a full-length, dark comedy about what happens inside a man’s head when his job is literally waiting for the end of the world.
Most days, rookie missileer Lieutenant Snick Vorbit, 341st Strategic Wing, USAF, doesn’t have much to do at his job that isn’t routine. Today, however, turns out to be anything but. He must decide whether to follow orders and launch his flight of ten nuclear missiles or trust the advice of his spiritual mentor, who may or may not be a hallucination. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, he looks to the sky for answers.
Presented in conjunction with the Montana Playwright Network 2019 Premiere Project.
Written by Missoula Playwright, Jay Kettering, The Vorbit Incident is a full-length, dark comedy about what happens inside a man’s head when his job is literally waiting for the end of the world.
Most days, rookie missileer Lieutenant Snick Vorbit, 341st Strategic Wing, USAF, doesn’t have much to do at his job that isn’t routine. Today, however, turns out to be anything but. He must decide whether to follow orders and launch his flight of ten nuclear missiles or trust the advice of his spiritual mentor, who may or may not be a hallucination. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, he looks to the sky for answers.
Presented in conjunction with the Montana Playwright Network 2019 Premiere Project.
Written by Missoula Playwright, Jay Kettering, The Vorbit Incident is a full-length, dark comedy about what happens inside a man’s head when his job is literally waiting for the end of the world.
Most days, rookie missileer Lieutenant Snick Vorbit, 341st Strategic Wing, USAF, doesn’t have much to do at his job that isn’t routine. Today, however, turns out to be anything but. He must decide whether to follow orders and launch his flight of ten nuclear missiles or trust the advice of his spiritual mentor, who may or may not be a hallucination. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, he looks to the sky for answers.
Presented in conjunction with the Montana Playwright Network 2019 Premiere Project.
For the 3rd year, MAT will host the 24 Hour Play Festival. On Friday night one writer, one director and an equal number of actors are randomly placed on teams. A headline is then randomly drawn from a collection of newspapers. Writers have from 8pm Friday until 8 am Saturday to write a 15-20 minute play incorporating the headline. At 8 am Saturday, the script goes to the director and the cast who have until 8 pm that night to rehearse the script. All plays are presented Saturday night for the public.