THEATER
BAD EVIDENCE
LOVE HURTS
WILDE NIGHTS
OSCAR AND SARAH AT WORK
DEAR BUNNY, DEAR VOLODYA: The Friendship and
the Feud
ZELDA, SCOTT and ERNEST
ONE SUNDAY AT THE FITZGERALDS
UNACCUSTOMED TO FEAR
THE BIRTHMARK
RAPPACINI'S DAUGHTER
A One-Act Play
Stage productions in Paris and New York City; radio broadcast on WBAI
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| Paris: the Levallois Theater Festival, 2003, starring R. Ward Duffy and Duvall O'Steen; directed by Terry Quinn; photo by Michael Gyory | New York: Abingdon Theater, 2005, starring Andrew Oswald and Duvall O'Steen; directed by Deborah Wright Houston; photo by Jonathan Slaff |
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| Workshop productions in Frankfurt and Mainz, Germany: University of Mainz, 2002 | Workshop production in Paris: La Sorbonne, 2003 | Published in ALASKA QUARTERLY REVIEW, 1997 |
| Together with "Rappacini's Daughter" (see below), "Bad Evidence" was the subject of the world's first podcast for theater, produced by Theaterpod.com (Jonathan Slaff and Martin Glynn) in March, 2005. To hear the podcast, click the globe on the right. No special equipment is required--you will download a .mp3 file that will play through your computer. This audio track may also be saved for later listening on iPod devices. |
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A Radio Play
Directed by Marjorie VanHalteren
Grand Prize Winner: National Audio Theater Festival Playwriting Competition, 1999
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| Productions: National Public Radio, WNYC, WBAI, WNYE 1996-2002 | Published in FROM THE HEART OF BROOKLYN, Vivisphere Publishing, 2003; photo and dye transfer by Michael Gyory |
A Two-Act Play
Featuring T.L. Reilly, Duvall O'Steen and Chris Thompson
Directed by Tom Mills
Produced at The Mercantile Library, NYC, 2001
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A One-Act Play
Featuring
Charles Turner, Duvall O'Steen and Ariel Polanco
Directed by Ben Levit
Productions at An Appalachian Summer Festival, Boone, NC, 2003 and St. Francis College Theater, 2004
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| Charles Turner and Duvall O'Steen. Photo by Michael Gyory | Airel Polanco, Duvall O'Steen and Terry Quinn |
DEAR BUNNY, DEAR VOLODYA: The Friendship and the Feud
A Dramatic Dialogue
based
on the letters of Edmund Wilson and Vladimir Nabokov
Featuring William F. Buckley, Jr. and George Plimpton as Edmund Wilson, and Dmitri Nabokov as Vladimir Nabokov
Productions at The Mercantile Library, 1996, Century Theater, 1997, The Century Club, 1998 and The American Museum of Natural History, 2000 in New York City; Cornell University, SUNY Oneonta and Amherst College in 1998; Paris, Bordeaux, Frankfurt, Mainz, Cambridge and Ledbury, England in 1999; Berkeley, CA and Denver, CO in 2000
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| Production on National Public Radio, featuring William F. Buckley, Jr. as Wilson and Dimitri Nabokov as his father, Vladimir Nabokov, 1999 | Published in THE PARIS REVIEW, 2001 | Poster image of Edmund Wilson and Vladimir Nabokov |
A Dramatic Dialogue
co-authored with George Plimpton,
based on the
letters of the Fitzgeralds and Ernest Hemingway
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In performance at the 92nd Street Y's Kaufmann Concert Hall, 2001, featuring Norman Mailer, George Plimpton and Norris Church Mailer |
Productions at The Getty Art Museum, Los Angeles, the Mercantile Library, NYC and Guild Hall, East Hampton, NY, 2000; Provincetown Theater, MA, The American Church, Paris, Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC, Kaufmann Concert Hall at the 92nd Street Y, NYC, Savannah Arts Festival/City Lights Theater, Savannah, GA, Rocky Mountain Book Festival, Denver, Colorado and The Pierpont Morgan Library, NYC, 2000/02; Paris, Amsterdam, Moscow, Vienna, Berlin and London, 2003.
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| Bottom:
George Plimpton, Norman Mailer Top: Terry Quinn and Norris Church Mailer; photo by Nancy Crampton |
Productions in Portland, OR and Seattle, WA, featuring Calvin Trillin, Mary Karr and Robert Stone, 2004
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A Dramatic Dialogue co-authored with George Plimpton
Featuring George Plimpton, Norris Church Mailer, Timothy Hutton, Lee Grant and Terry Quinn
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| Production at The Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC, with Lee Grant, Timothy Hutton and George Plimpton, 2003 | Productions in New York City at The Mercantile Library and The New York Public Library with George Plimpton, Norris Church Mailer and Terry Quinn, 2002; photo by Michael Gyory |
A Radio Play
Directed
by Sarah Montague
Grand Prize Winner: National Audio Theater Festival Playwriting Competition, 2001
Live productions at University of Southwestern Missouri, 2002 and Stone Mountain Park, Atlanta, GA, 2005
Productions on National Public Radio, 2003 and WNYE 2004
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A Verse Drama with Music
Playscript and score
by Terry Quinn
Featuring Duvall O'Steen, Leo Bertlesman and R. Ward Duffy
Directed by Deborah Wright Houston
Arrangements by Allen Farnham
The Mercantile Library, NYC, produced by Kings County Shakespeare Company, 2004
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A Verse Drama with Music
Playscript and score
by Terry Quinn
Featuring Cotton Wright,
Andrew Oswald, Jeffrey Guyton and Dante Giammarco
Directed by Deborah Wright Houston
Arrangements by Allen Farnham
Abingdon Theater, NYC, produced by Kings County Shakespeare Company, 2005
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| Andrew Oswald. | Cotton Wright |
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| Cotton Wright, Andrew Oswald, Dante Giammarco | Cotton
Wright, Dante Giammarco and dancers. Photos by Jonathan Slaff |
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Together with "Bad Evidence" (see above), "Rappacini's Daughter" was the subject of the very first Podcast for theater. The podcast included a conversation among the creative staff, complete with excerpts of "Rappacini's Daughter." To listen to this special audio feed, click the globe on the left. No special equipment is required--you will download a .mp3 file that will play through your computer. This audio track may also be saved for later listening on iPod devices. |