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Upcoming Productions: SEVEN will open to the public at the 92nd Street Y in New York City on January 21, 2008, Martin Luther King Day. For more details go to Seventheplay.com Recent Productions: WITHOUT A TRACE. Opened September 19, 2002, Tron Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland, Directed by Gerda Stevenson. One month National Tour followed. Staged Plays (only premiere productions listed): IN HER SIGHT, 21st Humana Festival, Actors' Theatre of Louisville, directed by Bob Scanlan. THE ACCIDENT, American Repertory Theatre, Cambridge, MA., directed by Marcus Stern. BORDERS, Denver Center for The Performing Arts, Directed by Roberta Levitow. TERRITORIAL RITES, The American Place Theatre, Directed by Josephine Abady, Starring Kim Hunter and Michael Gross. A SAFE PLACE, Berkshire Theatre Festival in Association with The Kennedy Center for The Performing Arts, Directed by Josephine Abady, starring Cynthia Nixon and Holly Hunter. SURVIVAL GAMES, Berkshire Theatre Festival , Stockbridge, MA, Directed by Roger Danforth. ESTHER, The White Barn Theatre Foundation, Westport, CT., Directed by Stuart Vaughan; Promenade Theatre, New York City, Directed by Joel Zwick, starring Dianne Wiest. Short Plays staged (premiere productions): POSTCARDS, Ensemble Studio Theatre, NYC, Directed by Joan Micklin Silver. AFTER, Actors’ Theatre Of Louisville. MAGENTA SHIFT, Theatre of the Open Eye, Directed by Amie Brockway. A.K.A. MARLEEN, New York Open Center, Directed by Arnold Willens. Staged Readings & Workshops: THE COURIER, NewPowerPlays at West Coast Ensemble, Los Angeles, August 2004, and EdgeFest, Los Angeles, October 2004 THE GLEAM, July 25, 2004, John Drew Theater at Guild Hall, East Hampton, Directed by Tony Walton OUT OF FOCUS, Theatre Artists Workshop, Ct. One Act Festival, 2002. A.K.A. MARLEEN & POSTCARDS, Producers' Club, N.Y.C. UNPROGRAMMED, Theatre Artists Workshop, Westport, CT., Directed by Tom Zingarelli. BORDERS, W.P.A. Theatre, N.Y.C., Directed by Pam Berlin, starring Stockard Channing; First Stage, L.A.; Fairfield University, Directed by Jim Luse. MAGENTA SHIFT, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. GAZEBO, New England Theatre Conference, MA. FAMILY HOUSE, New Dramatists, N.Y.C. Plays Published: FLYING, Even More Monologues By Women for Women, Greenwood- Heineman, 2002. AFTER, Ten-Minute Plays: Volume 5 from Actors Theatre of Louisville, Samuel French, 2001. IN HER SIGHT, Humana Festival '97: The Complete Plays, Smith and Kraus, 1997. MAGENTA SHIFT, Best American Short Plays Of 1994-1995, Applause, 1995. UNPROGRAMMED, Best American Short Plays 1990, Applause, 1991. POSTCARDS & OTHER SHORT PLAYS by Carol K. Mack, Samuel French, 1987. HALFTIME AT HALCYON DAYS, Best Short Plays 1985, Chilton. TERRITORIAL RITES, The Women's Project Anthology, Volume 2, P.A.J. Honors: THE VISITOR, recipient of a grant from The National Foundation for Jewish Culture, 2005 YMCA National Writer’s Voice Writer- in- Residence recipient Rockefeller Foundation fellowship at Bellagio Conference Center, Italy Jane Chambers Award Finalist Theatreworks Playwrights' Forum Award University of Colorado Julie Harris/ Sergel Drama Award Finalist Susan Smith Blackburn Award Finalist CBS/ John Gassner Memorial Playwriting Award University of Jacksonville One Act Award Stanley Drama Award Other Publications: A FIELD GUIDE TO DEMONS, FAIRIES, FALLEN ANGELS & OTHER SUBVERSIVE SPIRITS (with Dinah Mack), Arcade Publishing 1998; Paperback: Henry Holt & Company, 1999, (selected by the Quality Paperback Book Club also One Spirit Book Club Selection) THE CHAMELEON VARIANT (with scientist, Dr. David Ehrenfeld) Dial Press, 1980, Literary Guild Alternate selection) Paperback: Popular Library USA, Sphere, U.K., and Bastei Lubbe, Germany. 1981. Short Fiction in MOMENT Magazine and recipient of a Literal Latte 1996 Short Story Award. Professional Organizations: P.E.N. American Center; Dramatists' Guild; Authors' Guild; League of Professional Theatre Women/ |
