04/07/04

 

 

Here are the production histories for my work:

The Unburied Dead, produced at Buck's Rock Performing and Creative Arts Camp in New Milford, CT as its

"Eight-Day Play," 2004.

A Trick of the Light, staged reading as part of the 2001 “New South Young Playwright’s

Festival” at Horizon Theatre in Atlanta, GA.  Also part of the Essential Theatre’s 2003 play

reading series.  Regional finalist at 2004 KCACTF short play competition.

 

Cures for Everything, staged reading by the University of Georgia, 2003(then titled Pyrite).  To be produced in  

            March 2005 as part of the UGA University Theatre Season.

 
   

The Quiet Game, staged reading as part of the 2001 “Percolating Playreading Series” at Theatre in the Square,

            Marietta GA.
   

Woebegone, produced by the Thalian-Blackfriars, 2002 at the University of Georgia, Athens GA.
   

Conversations In A Room, as part of BareBones Theatre Group’s first annual “Living Arts Playfest,” 1999.
   

A Zip Code Called Fear with Brent Dey, as part of the “24 Hour Plays X” with Synchronicity Theatre Group in

            Atlanta GA, 2002.
   

Adjust Adjust, as part of Starving Artists Productions’s Lenaia Festival, 2000
   

Confounded by Love, as part of the 2003 “Telling Tales X” Festival with Thalian-Blackfriars in Athens, GA.
   

Going On, Theater Emory's entry in the 2001 "8 ½ x 11" Festival at Dad's Garage Theatre in Atlanta, GA. Also     

           produced twice in 2002 as part of Out of Hand Theater's 30Below Festival in Atlanta.  Regional finalist at

           2004 KCACTF ten-minute play competition.

 
   

Infinite Justice, Enduring Freedom, Theater Emory's entry in the 2002 “8 ½ by 11” Festival.  Also

           produced as part of Thalian-Blackfriars’ 2003 “Telling Tales IX” Festival in Athens, GA.
   

Short Vignette #47, staged reading as part of the 2001 “New South Young Playwrights” festival at Horizon

           Theatre in Atlanta, GA.
   

Buck Knife, as part of the 2004 “2x1 Festival of Solo Performance Pieces” at the University of Georgia

           in Athens, GA.
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