NINE
 
Two women held in a life-threatening situation and the mind games they play to keep one another alive.  Held in a cell and chained apart, their only currency is words, and balance of power is everything when a single word becomes the hanging point between life and death.
 
About the Plays
Each play features a cast of two women, and most roles are age-flexible.
COMMENCING
 
The beautiful Kelli can’t wait for the blind date her friends have set her up on.  Until it turns out to be one very disappointed lesbian named Arlin.  Mutually appalled, yet appallingly intrigued, they proceed to pull the screws loose on both straight and gay women’s culture, to find the common ground beneath in the search for love & self.
 
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An embittered widow lies in wait at her husband’s grave for the appearance his mistress, and instead encounters a soulful teen.  Unable to extract a confession from the girl, he widow offers to buy one, and finds that she has purchased a deeper truth.
THE LAST NICKEL
 
Theatrical, funny & touching,  It’s another long night for Jamie, with an obnoxious sister & a trio of sardonic puppets to keep her awake.  Tinged with fun & sisterly nostalgia, the merriment comes inevitably to focus on the cause of Jamie’s self destruction, and the loss that has brought her to the edge.
 
PHOTO CREDITS:  

The included photographs represent the New York productions of the plays:

NINE - Pictured:  Donna Jean Fogel & Kit Flanagan.  Circle Rep Lab production, Michele Coleman director.

COMMMENCING - Pictured:  Kate Bennis & Colleen Davenport.  Produced at the Here Space, Michael Warren Powell director.

FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED - Pictured:  Vanessa Shealy & Pamela Dunlap.  Vital Theater production, Spook Testani director.

THE LAST NICKEL- Pictured: Jane Shepard & Kate Bennis, George Sheffey & Jack Nagle on puppets.  One Dream Theater production, Julie Hamberg director.
FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED
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