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1997 Stories by Pamela Gordon

• A Plague on the Playhouse

  published February 20, 1997

  Smallpox, cholera, and polio -- diseases that a century ago killed or disabled hundreds of thousands of people -- have all but been eliminated... More >>

• Mommy Shrinked the Kids

  published February 13, 1997

  Move over, Medea. Drama's quintessential bad mother, who killed her children to take revenge on her husband, has some serious competition in the... More >>

• Gag Me with a Writer

  published February 6, 1997

  Neil Simon has written 30 plays and numerous screenplays since 1960. Undeniably one of America's most prolific writers, he is also one of the most... More >>

• Heartbreak Hotels

  published January 30, 1997

  In Jon Robin Baitz's drama Three Hotels, the wife of a corporate executive delivers a speech to wives who are about to move to the Third World for... More >>

• Edward Albee's Mindscape

  published January 23, 1997

  Info: Edward Albee's Mindscape The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our... More >>

• Jack and Jilted

  published January 23, 1997

  Since the early 1980s, Jane Martin has been offering the world well-received comedies and dramas such as Talking With ..., a series of monologues... More >>

• Men Are from Caves, Women Are from Venus

  published January 16, 1997

  Comedian Rob Becker, creator and star of Defending the Caveman, the longest running nonmusical solo show in the history of Broadway, has a little... More >>

• In the Manner of the Master

  published January 9, 1997

  Dry as a martini, smooth as a smoking jacket, pointed as the end of a cigarette holder -- Noël Coward's wit has been synonymous with jaded... More >>

• Cutting on the EDGE

  published January 2, 1997

  Since its inception in May 1995, South Beach's intimate EDGE/Theatre has garnered a reputation for venturing where no other local small theater... More >>