67 títulos para "Broadway Play Publishing Inc"

Amphitryon

A comical, anachronistic, and witty retelling of the Greek myth, composed "after Kleist by way of Molière with a little bit of Giraudoux." "The story of Jupiter's cuckolding of Amphitryon has come in a variety of theatrical styles over the centuries. Plautus, by all accounts, had great success with...

To Gillian On Her 37th Birthday

Brady, Michael

A grieving widower must accept his wife's death to save himself and his relationship with his daughter. David loves his wife, Gillian. Unfortunately, she died two years ago. David deals with his grief by continuing his romance with her "ghost" during walks on the beach at night. While David lives in...

Native Speech

Overmyer, Eric

In a futuristic city, one man tells it like he sees it - Hungry Mother! He's the DJ with a strong pulse but a weak signal. He riffs on the truth with verbal virtuosity, with primal passion, with ambidextrous dexterity, with a sexy scream ... but when his visions begin to manifest themselves in sinis...

The Tutor

Havis, Allan

This stark, disquieting drama depicts the eleventh-hour effort of a hired tutor to transform the life of a very bright, self-destructive teenager before a Columbine tragedy occurs in San Diego. "... the disquieting drama visits a shockingly dysfunctional family and its truly troubled teen ... The t...

Ghosts

Ibsen, Henrik / Clarvoe, Anthony

Ibsen's 1881 masterpiece finds a fresh interpretation in Anthony Clarvoe's taut adaptation in which a woman has to face her legacy of religious and sexual repression when her grown son comes home to tell her that he has an incurable sexually transmitted disease and asks her to help him die with dign...

Mississippi Goddamn

Norton, Jonathan

   “Some shows have warnings for strobe lights. Some have them for loud gunshots.  Some for smoke.    MISSISSIPPI GODDAMN, a new play by Jonathan Norton should have one for intensity.    Granted, anyone attending a play about civil rights pioneer Medgar Evers...

The Madwoman Of Chaillot

Jean Giraudoux

Originally written to protest thoughtless urban renewal, THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT has remained remarkably up-to-date. When it was first revived, the actor Georges Wilson wrote, "It is a prophetic play in the sense that the dangers denounced more than twenty years ago have become true and immediately...