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Los Angeles - Cast Theatre

1985

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Full Length

Play/Drama

2

1

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Synopsis: An English Professor and his grad student girlfriend take JD Salinger hostage in his own home in return for his unpublished manuscripts

Actors Theatre of Louisville, Humana Festival, KY, USA >>>

1999-00

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Dramatic Publishing

2001

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Monologue - Anthology from Humana Festival

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Notes: by Joan Ackermann Courtney Baron Neena Beber Constance Congdon Jon Klein Shirley Lauro Craig Lucas Eduardo Machado Donald Margulies Jane Martin Susan Miller John Olive Tanya Palmer David Rambo Edwin Sanchez Adele Edling Shank Mayo Simon Val Smith

Synopsis: A monologue delivered by a young father to be to his unborn child

Mark Taper Forum, New Theatre for Now, Los Angeles, CA

1974

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in "Gay Plays", Avon, New York

1979

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Drama, full length

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6

6

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Synopsis: The non-linear journey of a woman who is wrestling with her sexuality, her work, a new awareness of other women, and her relationship with her husband. Moving laterally in time, her quest is often interrupted by someone or some event that she is not ready to deal with: i.e., during a college scene, her husband shows up in her dorm room. Ronnie, the central character, sometimes speaks to the audience as if she were footnoting. During her college years, Ronnie has an intimate and confusing relationship with another young woman, Coop. In their adult life, they consummate this sexually, although it opens a new set of choices.

; Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, CA

1976

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in "West Coast Plays", Berkley, California

1978

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Drama full length

Play/Drama

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3

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Synopsis: Using inventive prose as dialogue, the journey of a couple, their other relationships, and turning 30.

Alice Theatre, NY

1970

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Bill of 1 Acts

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3

3

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Synopsis: Daddy - an absurdist look at race.

Mark Taper Forum, Lab Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

1974

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One Act

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Synopsis: Man( or woman) turning a certain age goes on tour and speaks of jeans as metaphor - a dark comedy

Second Stage, NY

1982

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Drama full length

Play/Drama

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3

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Synopsis: A teacher, a breakup, the romance and chaos of the classroom

Public Theatre, NY >>>

1989

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Drama full length

Play/Drama

3

3

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Notes: Finalist Blackburn Prize

Synopsis: Modern relationships

City Theatre of Miami Short Play Festival

2003

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Vintage Press - "Take Ten2"

2003

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Ten Min

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Synopsis: A scientist works on a new message about humanity to send into space, while his mother walks across the U.S

Los Angeles

1992

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Best American Short Plays 1992-93; Penguin, The Actor's Book of Gay Plays, Applause

1992

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One Act

4

4

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Synopsis: A Gay version of Thornton Wilder's Our Town

New York Stage and Film - workshop at Vassar

2002

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University of Tampa Press

2004

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Drama full length

Play/Drama

4

4

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Notes: Susan Smith Blackburn Prize and it won the 2004 Pinter Review Prize for Drama

Synopsis: The landscape of this play is a small town, Hollywood, the canvas of our history, and the struggle of those who try to make sense of it all as they endeavor to create and connect. The characters who inhabit and run throughout the territory of the play are part of one anothers lives sometimes directly and sometimes in ways that are revealed as things unfold

Humana Festival, Actors Theatre of Louisville, KY, USA >>>

1994

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Humana Festival 1994: The Complete Plays, ed Marisa Smith, Smith & Kraus

1994

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One Person Show

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Notes: Obie Award

Synopsis: A scar marks the transformation of a body--Susan Miller records the transcendence of a soul. With generous humor, surprising sensuality and unflinching perception, one woman reconstructs a journey through loss.

Public Theatre, NY >>>

1979

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Amazon All Stars, Applause Books

1997

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Drama full length

Play/Drama

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Notes: Obie Award

Synopsis: A charismatic woman has a sudden cerebral hemmorhage. She talks to the audience while her friends and lovers gather in the hospital waiting room.

University Park, Pennsylvania

1968

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in "Pyramid 1", Belmont, Massachusetts

1968

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One Act

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1

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Notes: -

Synopsis: A tango of identity

Vital Theatre Company (New York, NY, United States)

2005

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Playscripts, Inc.

2008

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Drama

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3 females, 3 males

Notes: Running time: 20 mins

Synopsis: What happens when a place where we once roamed freely for answers to our questions is under siege? Reading List encounters people who, despite our present social and political climate, come to this place and are moved and transformed.

New York

1988

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Broadway Play Publishing, "Facing Forward"

1995

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One Act

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2

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Synopsis: Repairs of the basement and the heart

Penn State

1972

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Drama, full length

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5-7 people who are the "Chanters" in Synagogue.

Notes: -

Synopsis: On one part of the stage are the Silversteins: Dr. Ernie Silverstein who performs abortions in league with his renegade son Nelson; Ethel Silverstein, his wife who chairs commit-tees; Pam, their sixteen-year-old daughter who is having some sort of real or embellished nervous breakdown; Sandra. . - a friend of the family who is both Nelson's lover-and Pam's sexual guide. On another part of the stage are the Rabbis and members of Nelson Silverstein's congregation. Nelson, who was more or less banished from his home, now calls himself a rabbi/spiritual leader. The interaction between one part of the stage and the other is filled with ritual, myth, and union between brother and sister. When Pam begins acting strangely, her father calls Nelson to come home. He does. Only to upset once again the balance of Ethel's home.