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ABC Mystery Theater

1974

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Dramatists Play Service, NY

1974

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Mystery/Drama

Mystery

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Synopsis: Henry T Aythecliff, a much married and once successful writer, now heavily in debt, summons his three ex-wives to his mansion, his plan being to extort a sizeable amount of money from each of them. He has a secret meeting with each in turn, and when he is discovered murdered the dues indicate that each of his wives (including his present one) could have done the deed - and had a strong motive to do so. Patiently and resourcefully the young detective assigned to do the case sifts through the ingeniously devised evidence - until, in a surprise ending, the truth is finally revealed and the guilty party is apprehended.

Stockbridge, MA

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Notes: written with Danny Lipman

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Section Ten Theatre Co., NYC

1974

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Adaptation

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Notes: Original playwright - Frank Wedekind (Earth Spirit (1895) and Pandora's Box (1904))

Synopsis: Lulu embodies the sexual impulse, leading all to disaster; but only..

Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, Waterford, CT, USA >>>

1972

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Synopsis: A family gathers after their mother's funeral to clear out possessions from the large old house she occupied until her death. The youngest son, the black sheep, has come home, saying everything she owned has been left to him. He will trade the fortune, however, if, in ex-change, his oldest sister agrees to destroy all of her mother's cherished possessions, and if his older brother agrees to give him his wife. To help the fun and games along, the younger brother has brought with him a transvestite

Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, Waterford, CT, USA >>>

1968

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CBS Playhouse, New York

1978

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Dramatists Play Service, NY

1969

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Play/Drama

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Notes: televised 1968

Synopsis: White college student tutors young black teenager in idealistic dream of overcoming racial barriers

Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, Waterford, CT, USA >>>

1967

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Random House, New York

1968

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Play/Drama

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Synopsis: As the New York Times outlines: "Mr. Cowen's hero, just about to turn twenty, is discovered dreaming in the backyard (or is it less friendly territory?) and the action of the play is mostly what happens in his head as he surveys his life up to this particular afternoon. Going backward and forward in time with the swiftness of reverie, we see the young man's relationships with his well-meaning but obtuse father, his loving but possessive mother, his compliant but unsentimental girlfriend. The father keeps after him to dress better, make a lot of friends, stick to business, 'be a man.' The mother shuttles between a desire to see him out of the nest and a yen to keep him at home. The girlfriend will be faithful to him while he's in the Army; but, of course, she'll go to the movies with other fellows. Another character is a neighbor boy, in effect the hero's little brother and sometimes in effect, the hero as a kid. And there is a soldier who helps spell out the true location of this friendly summertree." Which i

Waterford, Connecticut

1968

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Notes: music by Saul Naishtat

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