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Public Theater, Pittsburgh, PA

1995

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Samuel French, NY

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Play/Drama

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a lonely middle aged woman's journey to redemption from drugs, God and sexual abuse

Street Theatre, East Coast

1973

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Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, CA

1978

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Dramatists Play Service, NY

1984

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The action is set in a small village in France where Martin Engel, a former SS officer accused of officiating over the massacre of 247 Jews in that very town during World War II, has come (after being released from prison) hoping to build a house and live

Synopsis:
The action is set in a small village in France where Martin Engel, a former SS officer accused of officiating over the massacre of 247 Jews in that very town during World War II, has come (after being released from prison) hoping to build a house and live out his days in peace and solitude. Although the war crimes authorities are satisfied that Engel has paid his debt to society the local townspeople are not of the same mind and his presence becomes a growing irritant. In his conversations with the local mayor, his only friend in the village, it becomes a clear that Engel is a thoughtful and intelligent man who served his country out of duty rather than desire, and who had actually given orders only to keep peace among the villagers and not to slaughter them. But the massacre did happen, and Engel cannot absolve himself from guilt by association. In the chilling climax of the play, therefore, he offers no resistance as the hooded figures of the townspeople, bearing torches, close in for his execution - raisin

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Samuel French, NY

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Comedy

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made for each other couple continual split and then make up until finally they marry others, have children and live separate lives, until they meet again

Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio

1978

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auth manuscript

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Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, CA

1976

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auth manuscript

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Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, CA

1980

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Dramatists Play Service, NY

1985

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The scene is the chic New York apartment of Luba, a woman successful in business but less fortunate in her private life. She is awaiting a male dinner guest and has engaged a clarinet player to provide romantic background music. Falling into a reverie, Luba begins to reminisce about the three men who have meant the most to her in her life thus far-which leads to a series of intriguing flashbacks. In the first Luba is sixteen and meets Paul, a young employee of her father's, who initiates her into the mysteries of sex, but bores her otherwise. Then comes Jack, a high-powered television producer who is successful, exciting and funny, but also married to someone else. Finally there is George, a rich widower who keeps the house for her but looks elsewhere for love. As the play ends the unanswered question is whether her new dinner companion will, at last, be "the man" she has been searching for-but, as the nonspeaking clarinet player so eloquently suggests with smiles, shrugs and instrumental trills, the prospect

Woodstock, New York

1989

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screenplay by Lennart and Fuchs

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Theatre of the Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA

1968

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not available

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St. Clements Theatre, NYC

1971

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Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, CA

1975

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Samuel French, NY

1977

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Three patients at a hospice. One, Brian has a young companion, Mark. "What is he today? Your nephew, cousin or butler?"

(reading) Gramercy Arts Theatre, NY

2006

Shotgun Productions

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com

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