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Light Years
Light Years, Part One: Freshman Year
The Art Room
Night Rules
Reunions
Guilt
The News
Swing States
  • Assorted takes on mid-life lunacy.
  • Full-length play (2M/2W) comprised of 7 scenes for 4 actors: Old Friends, Night Rules, Guilt, Reunions, The News, Teenagers Doing It in the Back Yard, At the Beach.
  • Though most of the scenes have been produced on their own they have yet to be produced all together, as they were meant to be.
  • For script contact .
Of Two Minds
  • A mother and her teenage daughter become involved with the same man.
  • One-act play (3M/2W) produced in Ensemble Studio Theatre Marathon 2003.
  • Curtain Up review.
  • New York Times Review.
  • For script contact .
The Mauve LeClaire
  • Labiche's classic farce An Italian Straw Hat about a wedding day nightmare, transplanted to our jittery times.
  • Full-length play (4M/4W) presented in Ensemble Studio Theatre/LA Project's winterfest in March of 2005.
  • For script contact .
Little Red Riding Hood
  • The classic fairytale, thoroughly bastardized.
  • One-act play (2M/3W) published in Best American Short Plays 1992-1993 (Applause Books).
  • Also published by, and performance rights handled by Playscripts, Inc.
  • Frequently performed across the United States and overseas, the play has been translated into Spanish, Greek, Turkish, and Icelandic.
  • The first 50 theater groups to perform Little Red Riding Hood.
  • Photo from production of Little Red Riding Hood by The Armadillo Theatre Group, Fournos Theatre, Athens, Greece (2000).
Comic Shorts
  • Comic sketches and short plays, such as Creative Writing, Negotiation, Toast, All the Way Safe, and DeLEARium, have been frequently performed such venues as MCC, Adobe Theater, Home/Lunatic Fringe Festival, the American Place Theatre/Women's Project, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Public Theater/No Shame Festival, and the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen.
Bleep This Bleep
  • Four people who seem to be in a reality show seem to share certain basic values until they seem to start strangling one another.
  • One-act play (2M/2W) first performed at Earl Hamner Theater.

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