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STAGE PLAYS The Jaguar King In 1941, an American archeologist battles a Central American revolutionary who is stealing precious artifacts from her Mayan temple site to fund his terrorist activities. Shortly After Takeoff A fatherless teen attempts to escape the chaos and symbiotic attachments of his suburban family via a unique artistic vision. Winner: Christopher Brian Wolk Award. Produced by The Harbor Theatre. Finalist: ATC Competition and Ashland New Play Contest. Pictures With A Naked Camera In 1955, a young woman from the Hudson valley wins a two-week stay in New York. Becoming affianced to an intern she is then hospitalized with polio and must ultimately choose between returning home or staying in New York.  Finalist at PlayLabs (Minneapolis, MN), TheatreFest Play Contest and the Bloomington Playwrights Project. The Czar of Nothingness On the eve of his eviction from the game room he owns on the Lower East Side, an elderly widower struggles with his past when a young intruder claims his deceased wife had another life and owes her money. Six Inch Adjustable (One-Act) Two brothers come to terms with a motorcycle engine, their crumbling family and each other. Samuel French Short Play Festival winner. Published. Bizet's Locket Searching for birth parents she suspects may be of Jewish origin, a young woman travels to France in 1974 and begins a tempestuous relationship with a former French resistance leader who appears to be concealing an incriminating secret. Winner Paul Green Contest, Riverside Stage Contest. Together Tulane During the reunion of the band he once spearheaded, a wandering, 60's visionary comes to terms with the romantic and political realities of the 90's. O'Neill finalist. Owning The Knuckleball A baseball pitcher's obsession with success leads him on a journey through a ritualistic American landscape. Winner/Nat. Play Conference /Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center, 1994. Produced in London, 1996. Heart Timers Five years in the lives of two lower-class New Jersey women as they escape their environmental and personal limitations. First prize & production: Theatre-in-the Works/Amherst, FEAT of the Phoenix Theatre. Produced: New City Theatre/Seattle. Semi-Finalist: Weissberger Play Competition. A Map and a Cap... The son of an immigrant comes to terms with his relationship to his deceased father. Two year National Tour and Off-Broadway. Semi-finalist/ Forest Roberts contest. Grace (One-Act) A tragedy concerning the last hours of a politically powerful millionaire. First-prize and production: DFAP/Dubuque. Clean Sweep (One-Act) A comic examination of one man's crusade to clean up his urban environment. Car Nil Knowledge (One-Act) A comic triangle with a man, a woman and a car. First-prize & production: PST/Milwaukee. Lost at Sea While stranded in the Bermuda Triangle, an older, wealthy couple on a yacht are befriended by a younger, "alternate life-style" couple on a sailboat. Satiric comedy. Winner of the John Drew Theatre Play Contest/ East Hampton and the New Play Festival/ Charlotte Repertory Co. Major Moments Social-sexual interactions of four adults on New York's Upper East Side. Dramatic comedy. Art's Life Painter Arthur Nash comes of age in a Soho loft during changing economic times. Extended-off Broadway run on Theatre Row. Dramatic comedy.