Dan Cocca Robin Hartford: A fiery youth, eager to prove themselves. Child to the late Captain Hartford Amos McNally: A grizzled sailor, set in his ways. Formerly Captain Hartford’s First Mate Robin is designed to be portrayable by any gender. Amos is more masculine by nature, but is also written without...
The scene starts on a rooftop, high above the bustling city streets. Two hitmen/women stand on the roof, Elliot and Carmen. (Elliot paces back and forth, sparing the occasional dirty look towards Carmen, who’s standing very casually compared to her companion.)Elliot: Do you think that was a cop?Carmen:...
Dramatists Play Service Robert Askins Timothy and Tyrone/Jason THE STORY: After the death of his father, meek Jason finds an outlet for his anxiety at the Christian Puppet Ministry, in the devoutly religious, relatively quiet small town of Cypress, Texas. Jason’s complicated relationships with the town...
Currency Press Mark O’Rowe Paddy and Kilby Mark O’Rowe’s new play Made in China inhabits the same scabby territory as his hit play Howie the Rookie–the Dublin the tourists never see. Made in China is full of linguistically inventive low-lives using and abusing each other by word...
Samuel French Eugene O’Neill Cabot and Eben A fiercely energetic drama of Oedipal lust and yearning involving a rebellious farm boy, his tyrannical father, and the father’s slatternly new wife
Samuel French Eugene O’Neill Harder and Hogan Following the events of O’Neill’s classic Long Day’s Journey into Night, Moon for the Misbegotten brings James “Jamie” Tyrone, Jr. to the home of his tenant farmer, Mike Hogan, a salty Irish geezer. There he encounters, after years, Hogan’s...
Dramatists Play Service Arthur Miller Marco and Eddie THE STORY: As told by the New York News. “… is a tragedy in the classic form and I think it is a modern classic…the central character is a long-shoreman who, though his mind is limited and he cannot find words for his thoughts, is an admirable...
Dramatists Play Service Arthur Miller Rodolpho and Eddie THE STORY: As told by the New York News. “… is a tragedy in the classic form and I think it is a modern classic…the central character is a long-shoreman who, though his mind is limited and he cannot find words for his thoughts, is an admirable...
