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2007

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9781840028324

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One Act

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2007

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9781840028324

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2007

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Dramatists Play Service, NY, 2005

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Tragicomedy

Tragedy

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No one in the middle of being in love ever sat down to write a love story. It's only after the belongings are sorted and the shirts returned that the pencils are sharpened and the notebooks opened. So, in a serious way, love stories are never love stories. Love is their inspiration, yes, but the end of love is the reason for their existence. This is a problem. It proposes anti-journeys where we saw only journeys, directs things toward a new negative we hadn't intended. 'The Flu Season' tries to be a love story, anyway. It has a strategy. The play revels in ambivalence, lives in fits and starts, and derives a flailing energy from its doubts about itself. But these come at a price, which is paid by the characters in the play. A kind of clarity finally comes. In the end, is the end.

Ensemble Studio Theatre, NY

2006

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Oberon Books, London >>>

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Play

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Ensemble Studio Theatre's 28th annual presentation of the Marathon, featuring one-act plays

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Oberon, London, 2004

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Play/Drama

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Kid Blanco concerns, amongst other things, autism, interruption and, in the context of smalltown America, a couple of other large and difficult matters. Borrowing a lot from the Greeks and asking a lot out of language, the play, like life, goes and goes until it stops.

2007

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9781840028324

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
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North Shore Performing Arts (Tatamagouche, NS, Canada)

2007

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10-15 min

Drama

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Two people and their two chairs seek to find meaning and direction in life, seek to find just the tiniest shred of certainty, consistency. A stranger arrives -- though he doesn't do what strangers always do, when strangers arrive. If you were ever born, and expect to ever die, this might be a play for you.

2004

Oberon Books, London >>>

1840024526

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shaggy human story

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Oh hollow man. He stands on stage, smiling. He's charming, vacant, a reflection of ourselves staring back at us, a teasing smile playing across his lips. Toying with us, appearing to engage and pulling back, reaching out a hand that has no substance. He is simply a memory of person who was once there, of the child he once was. The child is in retreat, damaged and hurt. All that is left is a performance. It is a magic trick, a disappearing act that leaves behind the shell of a human being. A little walking, talking dust. - Lyn Gardner, Guardian

2001

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Oberon Books, London >>>

1840022345

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The sun has set over streets of houses, government buildings and American backyards everywhere. The world is dark. A news team is on the scene. Their report: someone left the lawn sprinklers on; someone's horse is loose; a seashell is lying in the grass; dogs run by. The Governor issues excited statements appealing for calm. It is night-time in the world. Everyone's afraid. Everyone doesn't know if the sun, once down, will ever rise again. But there is a witness, and the witness will speak.

2009

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

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Part of Soho Theatre's season "Everything Must Go" Short rapid response pieces relating to the economic crisis.

captures the sniping debates between different theorists as to what exactly happened and who was to blame. A speaker at some sort of badly-arranged lecture event launches into his soapbox rant about the evils of the system, only to be thwarted by a sarcastic fellow speaker who insists that only people, and not "machinery", are to blame
- Corinne Salisbury, British Theatre Guide

Flea Theater, NY, USA >>>

20 Nov 2009

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
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The Flea Theater has commissioned six playwrights to create ten-minute plays that explore the impact of the current economic crisis on the younger generation. Presented under the title THE GREAT RECESSION, the evening features new work by Thomas Bradshaw, Sheila Callaghan, Erin Courtney, Will Eno, Itamar Moses and Adam Rapp - all writers recently nurtured by The Flea. The plays will be performed by The Bats, the resident acting company of The Flea

The play about the dollar. From the board room of a diaper factory to the lunch room of a government currency printing facility, it is all about the power of $1.

The Ohio Theatre (New York, NY, United States)

2001

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8-10 min

Comedy/Drama

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In 1995, a group of writers, directors and actors gathered on Manhattan's Lower East Side for what was supposed to be a one-time-only event: write, direct, produce and perform new plays with the span of 24 hours. More than a decade and just over 300 plays later, The 24 Hour Plays have been produced on Broadway, in London, Los Angeles, Chicago and across the globe.

One and Two assemble on stage, ready to deliver a comedy act. But when One announces that she has cancer, laughter and shtick no longer seem like sufficient answers for life's questions. A play that asks what to do when the show must go on.