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Harding Lemay
Death of Eagles, The
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Harding Lemay
From a Dark Land
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New Dramatists, NYC
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Harding Lemay
How He Became a Writer
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A New York publisher and her chauffeur/companion are taken in by a widowed farm woman and her grandson when their car is turned off the route to Montreal because of flooding. A contest over the immediate future of the grandson, about to graduate from high school, ensues with unpredictable results for all concerned.
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New Dramatists, NYC
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Drama
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3
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Harding Lemay
Joslyn Circle, The
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An intellectual comedy about a family of noted American writers and a young midwesterner who marries one of them, twenty years his elder, and who tries to enlist their support in his political activities. The theme is of the destructive narcissism of the creative person as displayed in domestic relationships. Characters: three women in their fifties, a famous novelist, her anthropologist, activist sister, and their noted poet cousin; three men: the novelist's Jewish intellectual husband, the thirty-year-old third husband of the anthropologist, and a homosexual bachelor brother of the poet. The surface of the play is brittle comedy; beneath the surface is a tangle of complex, contradictory relationships haunted by childhood, a dead brother, and famous ancestors.
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New Dramatists, NYC
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Comedy 3 Acts
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Harding Lemay
Little Birds Fly, The
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Six grown children return home for their father's funeral to a farmhouse near the Canadian border in New England. During several days, they survey the wreckage they left behind them when they escaped, the boys by running away, the girls by getting married. The Mother, in her late fifties, is insane, the father committed suicide, and the two central figures, a skeptical sophisticated New Yorker and the eldest daughter who married a rich Bostonian Jew, come to terms with their anguished past and move together back into more productive lives. Three other children, including an eighteen-year-old girl, have stayed on the farm; three brothers are laborers.
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New Dramatists, NYC
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Drama 3 Acts
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Harding Lemay
Look at Any Man
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New Dramatists, NYC
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Harding Lemay
Off Season, The
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New Dramatists, NYC
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Harding Lemay
Return Upriver
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New Dramatists, NYC
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