New Publication from Applause Books

Applause Theatre & Cinema Books will publish my monologue OLIVE from the full-length serio-comedy A TIME FOR EVERYTHING, in their upcoming women's comic monologue collection.

The speech is about a no-talent, would-be actress desperately trying to get an audition with a major theatre company.

Two monologues published by Smith & Kraus

I have two comic monologues just published in this anthology...222 More Comedy Monologues:

An Exciting New Title from Smith and Kraus The Ultimate Audition Series - Volume Five 222 MORE COMEDY MONOLOGUES   edited by Irene Ziegler & John Capecci

HOW TO ORDER Online: www.smithandkraus.com      Call: (toll free) 877-668-8680 $21.95           308 pgs.       Paperback Pub. Date: August 2017   ISBN 978-1-57525-9116 Contact: publicity@smithandkraus.com

Another publication from Applause Theatre & Cinema Books

Applause Theatre & Cinema Books will publish my monologue JEAN from one-act WHAT REMAINS in "Later Chapters: The Best Scenes and Monologues for Actors over 50" from Applause books.  

SYNOPSIS: At her beach house in Maine, Jean explains her marital difficulties to her grown daughter.

New publication from Applause Books

My monologue JAKE, from short play AN ARTFUL MARRIAGE, will be published in "Later Chapters: The Best Scenes and Monologues for Actors over 50" from Applause Theatre & Cinema Books.

HASHING IT OVER to be produced in New York City

My short serio-comedy HASHING IT OVER, about feminism, classism, and sexism, will be produced in New York City in March 2017, as part of a night of one-acts by The Thalia Festival, with all-female casts, directors, and playwrights.

SYNOPSIS: Mindy and Imelda, two professional women, discuss their work and love lives while chowing down in a burger joint, when suddenly the waitress and her boss intervene.

New script-in-hand reading in London - AN EVENING WITH THE LOCAL DEMOCRATIC COALITION

New comic monologue AN EVENING WITH THE LOCAL DEMOCRATIC COALITION will be produced in London in Feb. 2017, by Goblin Baby Theatre Co. at Bread & Roses, in their "Where do we go from here?" event about the Brexit and Trump's election.