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Homeless, Lizzie Borden and Three Plays With Brooklyn Connections

Posted on March 15, 2023 by dgsweet

A few days ago, as I was leaving the Upper West Side building where my wife and I live, I ran into one of our neighbors, a former state Supreme Court judge. She knows I’m a playwright and a theater … Continue reading →

Posted in drama, film adaptation, New York, off-Broadway, playwriting, Pulitzer Prize, theater, Uncategorized | Tagged A Doll's House, A Raisin in the Sun, Alexander Zelden, Anne Kauffman, August Wilson, Becomes a Woman, Betty Smith, Brooklyn, Crumbs From the Table of Joy, David Mamet, Eric Tucker, Fall River Fishing, Frederick Wiseman, Herman D. Farrell III, Jamie Lloyd, L:loyd Richards, Lorraine Hansberry, Love, Lynn Nottage, Mint Theater, National Theater of Great Britain, Oscar Isaac, Rachel Brosnahan, The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window | Leave a comment

Fairycakes, Thoughts of a Colored Man, Chicken and Biscuits

Posted on November 9, 2021 by dgsweet

It could be that, after months of having to watch actors in two dimensions on screens, I am so grateful to be in the company of life-sized human beings that I’m in a glass half-full mode. I have seen a … Continue reading →

Posted in Broadway, drama, New York, off-Broadway, playwriting | Tagged Ann Harada, barbershop, Brooklyn, Chicken and Biscuits, Cleo King, Douglas Carter Beane, Ebony Marshall-Oliver, Fairycakes, Gregory Gale, Into the Woods, Jackie Hoffman, Julie Halston, Keenan Scott II, Kristolyn Lloyd, Michael Urie, Norm Lewis, Thoughts of a Colored Man | Leave a comment

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