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Los Angeles

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in Plays by Donald Freed, Broadway Play Publishing Inc, NY,

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Version of the Bloomingdale-Morgan scandal

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Richard Nixon is dying and he looks back on his life and the people in it. John F Kennedy, J Edgar Hoover and Marilyn Monroe (who he hated).

Denver

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in Plays by Donald Freed, Broadway Play Publishing Inc, NY,

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A cynical and acute view of American politics

Los Angeles

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Amber Lane Press, Ambergate, Derbyshire, 1986

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Set in the President's lodge at Camp David, the First Lady--code name "Circe"--has become a security risk.

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from book by Leo Tolstoy

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Colchester, Mercury

2005

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Set in Pananama City in 1989 during General Noriega's downfall. It follows Noam Chomsky in suggesting disturbing parallels between the capyure and trial of Noriega and that of Saddam Hussein for crimes originally supported by America. _ Michael Billington, Guardian

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Samuel French, NY,

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Adaptation

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book by W & M Schneir

New Haven CT

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in Plays by Donald Freed, Broadway Play Publishing Inc, NY,

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Comedy

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A vaudevillian give-and-take between the Joyces as they attempt to flee Nazi-occupied France in 1940.

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Broadway Play Publishing, 2007

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Patient #1 is a powerful, disturbing and continually gripping drama which caused me to weep for America" ~ Ronald Harwood

Los Angeles

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Amber Lane Press, Ambergate, Derbyshire, 1988

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This is the story of the last day in the life of a famous spy, George C O'Connor

Denver

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Amber Lane Press, Ambergate, Derbyshire, 1989

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Three veterans meet just before a ceremony to honour them. Private Holloway was shell shocked on the Marne in World War One. John Butts was injured in World War Two. Colonel Kercelik was the most decorated soldier in the Vietnam War

York Theatre Royal Studio

2009

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Adolph Eichmann's role in the second world war was dedicated to the facilitation and timetabling of the deportation of Jews to ghettos and concentration camps across Nazi occupied Eastern Europe. After the war Eichmann escaped to Argentina where he lived under a false identity for ten years. He was eventually unearthed by the Israeli Mossad in 1960, and deported to Jerusalem where he was tried for war crimes and hanged on 11th May, 1962. The White Crow uses this historical backdrop as a starting point for a fictitious encounter between the imprisoned Eichmann and a female Israeli psychologist, Dr Baum. Baum's relentless interrogations provide the audience with a detailed account of the horrors of 'The Final Solution' and an acute insight into Eichmann's state of mind.
- Hannah Davies, British Theatre Guide