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Roger Furman
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Roger Furman : Click on a Play title below for more information
Another Shade of Harlem 
Fat Tuesday or Drawers Down, Bottoms Up 
Fool's Paradise 
Gimmick, The 
Hip, Black, and Angry 
Long Black Block, The 
Quiet Laughter, The 
Renegade Theatre 
Three Shades of Harlem 
To Kill a Devil 

Roger Furman     Another Shade of Harlem
Company
Synopsis:

First Produced 1970 Public School I. S. 201, New York
First Published
Genre
Parts Male
Female
Other
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Roger Furman     Fat Tuesday or Drawers Down, Bottoms Up
Company
Synopsis:

The action takes place in New Orleans in the "dirty" 1 930s, in a run-down brothel, where the girls are a bit too brassy and the house madam on the wrong side of forty has a much too young "loverboy." Flashes into the past life of a Puerto Rican junki
First Produced 1975 NHT, New York
First Published
Genre Musical Comedy
Parts Male
Female
Other
Notes
written with Dee Robinson

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Roger Furman     Fool's Paradise
Company
Synopsis:

First Produced 1952
First Published
Genre One Act
Parts Male
Female
Other
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Roger Furman     Gimmick, The
Company
Synopsis:

This play should unfold as a dream, possibly a nightmare. The people in this play are all fugitives of a kind and outcasts from so-called "proper" society
First Produced 1970 Columbia University School of the Arts, New York
First Published
Genre One Act Fantasy
Parts Male
Female
Other 1 BM, 1 BF, 3 WF
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Roger Furman     Hip, Black, and Angry
Company
Synopsis:

First Produced 1967 Public School I. S. 201, New York
First Published
Genre Variety Program
Parts Male
Female
Other
Notes
Directed and conceived by Mr. Furman, written by Jim Williams, Nathaniel Juni, Warren Cuney, Tad Joans, Carl Boissiere, Frances E. K. Parks et al

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Roger Furman     Long Black Block, The
Company
Synopsis:

A black woman superintendent of a ghetto apartment house survives junkies and crime and stillfinds beauty.
First Produced 1972 NHT, New York
First Published
Genre Drama
Parts Male
Female
Other 7 BM, 8 BF
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Roger Furman     Quiet Laughter, The
Company
Synopsis:

First Produced 1952
First Published
Genre One Act
Parts Male
Female
Other
Notes

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Roger Furman     Renegade Theatre
Company
Synopsis:

First Produced 1968 Purple Manor, New York
First Published
Genre
Parts Male
Female
Other
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Roger Furman     Three Shades of Harlem
Company
Synopsis:

Life in Harlem shown in three moods: Shade One-the Blues; Shade Two-Joy; Shade Three-Hope for the Future.
First Produced 1965 NHT, New York
First Published
Genre Three Acts
Parts Male
Female
Other
Notes
written with Doris Brunson

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Roger Furman     To Kill a Devil
Company
Synopsis:

An Oedipal relationship is explored in which an un­married mother searches for a man and confronts her son with being in her way
First Produced 1970 Columbia University School of the Arts, New York
First Published 1971 Black Scenes, ed. by Alice Childress, Doubleday, New York:
Genre One Act Drama
Parts Male
Female
Other 1 BM, 1 BF
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