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DANCING THE GOD: a Drama with Dance in Twelve Scenes
Synopsis: A lawyer returns to her college to investigate the alleged seduction of a student by her dance teacher. The student's accusation is vehement; the teacher refuses to defend herself. Prompted by the lawyer's questions, the pair re enact, through flashbacks, the stages of their playful, passionate relationship, reporting different versions of the culminating episode. In uncovering the truth about them, the lawyer is challenged to come to terms with her own experience in the face of what seem to her disarming ideas of education and intimacy.

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A 15-minute play:
Rachel Carson, a respected writer of books about the sea, is dying of cancer and not quite finished the work that will become the harbinger of the ecological movement: Silent Spring. She is living in her cottage on the Maine coast with her aged mother and fractious young nephew whom she has adopted. One day, as she revels in her discoveries of microscopic life at the edge of the sea, a visitor emerges from it to tempt her with fame, power, pleasure. She demands more...and almost strikes a bargain, but the price proves too high.

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A 15-minute play:
Using various methods of persuasion, the destitute ZERO requests/insists that the wealthy RAZOR share the Piles of Plenty.

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A 10-minute play:
A very hopeful bookstore mouse tries to persuade his girlfriend, a parsonage mouse, to move into his Borders home, but she resists leaving the parson and embracing a high-risk lifestyle.

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A drama in 23 scenes:
When a music teacher is found at the church organ with her throat slit, her lesbian lover, the pastor, and his young daughter confront one another with their grief and anger. The investigating detective interrogates each of them as a suspect, though the homicide may be a hate crime. The terrifying Indian Goddess Kali, challenges them all to come to terms with her. Although at its most superficial level, the play is a detective story, at its heart it is a mystery play—exploring the intersection of Hindu and Christian beliefs regarding death.