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readings and workshops at Ensemble Studio Theatre

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A collection of short pieces about university life:- POOH TAKES A SABBATICAL, an ageing professor learns lessons for life from his daughter's dissertation topic. OFFICE HOURS, two office mates test their friendship. CLASS DISCUSSION, a male colleague is warned about his liaisons with women students. EURIAL PASS, on her way abroad a student discovers a lot about her mother's college days. TENURE TRACKS, a committee tries to oust a colleague who hasn't kept up with technology. REMEDIAL LESSONS, both are victims of campus politics, but who is more handicapped - a graduate student with cerebral palsy or her tightly-wound professor?

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A religious community is changed when a non-believer has an ecstatic experience. The 1830's Shaker society of Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, is set in ordered ways. Their once dramatic form of worship has by now developed into routine. The arrival of Fanny upsets the harmony; the Sisters suspect her to be a "winter Shaker," one who suddenly converts when life gets too hard on the farm. Fanny sees angels in the meadow, and soon all the young women are receiving spiritual "gifts" of songs, drawings, ideas and giggles, completely upsetting the community. The leaders question Fanny's intentions and honesty: Is this a resurgence of the original Shaker celebration or something manufactured by Fanny so that she can remain with the Shakers? Eldress Hannah is jealous that she, the most devout of Shakers, has not been privileged to see the visions. But only the ones who question need visual proof. Whether they were heavenly or earthly, the angels were there. "Hands to Work, Hearts to God" is their motto, and in each scene the Sisters are always at tasks. The set is as simple as the Shakers: benches, baskets and laundry. Hymns sung a cappella punctuate the scenes of the play, which ends with a joyful explosion of Shaker singing and ecstatic dance.

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Developed at New Dramatists with the help of a grant from Loyola Marymount University.

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GULF VIEW DRIVE is the third play in Arlene Hutton's Nibroc Trilogy—the trio of Hutton's plays that began with Last Train to Nibroc (1999) and continued with See Rock City (2005). In the first two plays, a young pair of Kentuckians named May and Raleigh meet, fall in love, marry and try to reconcile marital expectations and their opinionated mothers-in-law. In GULF VIEW DRIVE, the time frame has moved from World War II to 1953, and May and Raleigh have moved to Florida, where the crush of dreams, families and the turbulence of events just outside their door threaten their comfortable life. Their dream house shrinks as relatives descend, further testing the couple's love in this glimpse of life in the 1950s, as they make unconventional decisions in a changing world.

CSV Cultural Center

2006

Spring Shorts 2009

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part of 3Graces. This is a program of seven short plays from 3Graces Theater Co

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Edinburgh Festival Fringe (Edinburgh, , United Kingdom)

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A defense lawyer cross-examines a woman during her testimony in a sexual assault case -- and in doing so, horribly distorts her perfectly innocent walk in the park.

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In December 1940, an east-bound cross-country train carries the bodies of the great American writers Nathanael West and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Also on board is May, who shares her seat with a charming young flyer, Raleigh. Religious and bookish, May plans to be a missionary. Raleigh has been given a medical discharge and, inspired by West and Fitzgerald, is heading to New York to be a writer. Raleigh and May discover they are from neighboring Appalachian towns, and he decides to change trains for Kentucky, promising to take May to the next Nibroc Festival. Scene Two finds May and Raleigh at the festival, but a year and half later. Unfit for war, and needing to support his parents, Raleigh has been working in a Detroit factory. May is teaching school and dating an itinerant preacher. When Raleigh confronts her, May admits her prejudices against his family. It is not until the following spring as they sit on May's front porch, watching a lumberyard fire in the distance, that the two are finally able to resolve their differences and discover the depth of their feelings. May accepts Raleigh's sudden proposal to elope, as the sky grows red like a sunrise.

Players Theatre, NY

2007

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written by Arlene Hutton, Silvia Gonzalez S., Catherine Filloux, Neena Beber, Wendy Hammond, Liz Duffy Adams, Barbara Wiechmann

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sequel to "Last Train to Nibroc"

Raleigh's Appalachian love story continues with See Rock City as the couple plans a honeymoon in Rock City, Tennessee in 1943. When victory overseas brings unexpected consequences at home, May and Raleigh are forced to face hidden truths and find common solutions to the challenges of a new, postwar America

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part of five provocative new shorts by writers Arlene Hutton, Barbara Lindsay, K. Lorrel Manning, Dee Ann Newkirk, and Julia Ryan focusing on the Iraq War and its effect on our culture at large.
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Douglas Fairbanks Theatre

1999

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A collection of short pieces:- VERO BEACH, a humerous look at three women in a resort boutique, dealing with beauty and ageism. PUSHING BUTTONS, (Actors' Theatre of Louisville Heideman finalist, an absurdist nightmare. IN THE MIND'S EYE, a quick glimpse at a power struggle over an eye chart. CUBICLES, (Actors' Theatre of Louisville heideman finalist), a funny view of romance and co-workers. TESTTIME, an absurdist monologue in which a teacher gives the wrong test to the wrong class. CAFETERIA, an observation of three friends threatened by layoffs. A CLOSER LOOK, (Samuel French Short Play Festival winner) a study of backstage at a TV talk show.