AT THE BEACH HOUSE—A foiled intervention with the thirty-something daughter in the extended family of a movie star illuminates the fate of three generations of American women. A play in two acts.
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POLLEN COUNT—Three couples in millennial Los Angeles as they close in on the big 5- 0. A play in sixteen scenes.

LANDSLIDE—A long-term marriage has come unraveled in a household in the Hollywood hills on election day. A play in two acts.
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HOLLYWOOD NIGHT—Two actors, a man and a woman, go to the latter's Hollywood apartment after an audition. A romantic comedy in three scenes.

THE LAWS OF LIGHT—The fate of Pasternak, the Mandelstams and Akhmatova in Russia during and after Stalin. In three scenes and four monologues.

THE EVENING HOUR—In the London of the mod & rocker sixties, an aging father does late-inning parenting with his hippie son and daughter. In the second act the fiftysomething son repeats the process with his own daughter. A play in two acts.
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