Striking Pandora is a contemporary tale of love, deception, and being ambushed by repressed memories.

Harrison, the head of a college English department, and his wife Pandora have a childless and loveless marriage. Harrison's true sexual identity is revealed when he falls for a fellow professor, while at the same time Pandora's past is brought to light when the professor brings an uninvited guest into their home. The strained relationships and emotions come to a head in a dramatic ending.

STEVE MCGREGOR was born in New Jersey and lived in Connecticut before attending the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. He has worked at LIFE Magazine, served in the US Army reserves, and studied architecture. After a long career as an urban planner with Fairfax County in Loudoun County, Leesburg, Virginia and Lovettsville, Virginia, Steve recently retired. His full length play Single Family Detached was produced by the Los Altos Conservatory Theatre at their 1987 summer play festival and also had a staged reading in Washington, DC in 1989 which was directed by David Young, who was founder and director of the Kennedy Center’s American College Theatre Festival. Steve, who currently lives in Virginia, is a playwright, an artist, a photographer and a singer.