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Baal
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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht
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New York City
2000
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Translation. - - Gay, theme/character full length
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Keys
Synopsis:
When a hurricane strikes the Florida Keys in 1960, the lives of four people -- three locals and a woman with a political secret -- are transformed when they take shelter together.
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Romantic comedy/Drama Comedy
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Male: 2 Female: 2 Other: -
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Love Sick
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A sex farce about a not-too-bright struggling artist at a health spa, who gets caught 'in flagrante' with a married woman, but the woman is able to convince her husband that he's a brilliant gay filmmaker-and then, as he frantically tries to keep up the pretense, a string of misunderstandings result in him becoming the toast of Hollywood, getting pulled into other secret affairs, being made the president of a bogus film company, and unwittingly becoming involved in a criminal scheme which could result in his murder. Throughout, there is an underlying theme which explores how perception dictates reality, and the malleable nature of truth.
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Farce
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Male: 5 Female: 4 Other: -
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Relative Madness
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A fledgling psychologist has to analyze his militantly eccentric brother to find out if-as their conservative sister claims-he's dangerously insane and should be locked up. the two brothers are experts at pushing each other's buttons, and during the tense examination (in the jail where the wild brother is being held), both are forced to confront issues in their lives, as well as skeletons in the family closet.
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Play/Drama
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Male: 3 Female: 2 Other: -
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Saint Joan Of the Slaughterhouses
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Original Playwright - Bertolt Brecht
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Translation
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Struggling Truths
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A young Tibetan man becomes a Buddhist monk, and later chooses to fight the Communist invaders, despite his vows of non-violence. His sister, after being abused by corrupt ruling-class Tibetans, joins with the Chinese People's Liberation Army when they invade Tibet. Between the two siblings is the young Dalai Lama, who must walk a tightrope of diplomacy as he tries to keep the Communists and the Buddhists from going to war. the play is narrated by a mercurial, mischievous Buddhist guru, who casually reincarnates himself so that he can participate in the lives of the three major characters. Tensions mount as the friction between the factions grows stronger, till finally the three story lines collide, as the battle is joined -- Tibetans against Chinese, brother against sister -- and the Dalai Lama is forced to flee into exile.
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Odyssey Theater, Los Angeles
1990
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Genre:
historical Drama Historical
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Male: 8 Female: 3 Other: -
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