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SEVEN by Paula Cizmar, Catherine Filloux, Gail Kriegel, Carol K. Mack, Ruth Margraff, Anna Deavere Smith and Susan Yankowitz Dramatists Play Service, Inc. Documentary | Full Length | 7 women | Flexible Set| A collaboration of seven award-winning women playwrights, SEVEN is based on personal interviews with seven women leaders of the Vital Voices Global Partnership network who have triumphed over huge obstacles to create major changes in human rights in their home countries. In the seven interwoven stories we see the commonality of challenge and of bravery, and in the individual monologues that follow, we experience each fascinating whole true story. Book/Item: SEVEN (NOT YET PUBLISHED. AVAILABLE ONLY IN PHOTOCOPIED MANUSCRIPT.) Price: $20.00 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2351-1 |
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Provocation: "Toward a Neo-Cubist Alamkara Movement in a Reality-Programmed Theatre Near You" |
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“Shut Up” Elektra & Chysothemis from THE ELEKTRA FUGUES Applause Theater & Cinema Books/ DUO! The Best Scenes for Two for the 21st Century; An imprint of Hal Leonard Corporation (NY) Ed. Joyce E. Henry, Rebecca Dunn Jaroff, Bob Shuman, 2009 ISBN 978-1-55783-702-8 |
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Cafe Antarsia Ensemble SONGS OF THE TABLE written and performed by Ruth Margraff, Nikos Brisco, Ron Riley and Rami El-Aasser |
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ALL THOSE VIOLENT SWEATERS Edith and Patti-Jo attempt to come to terms with their post-high school friendship in a 1980s world of Harlequin romances, Hallmark sentiment, and marching band uniformed burglars. Patti-Jo marks time in her whirlwind life by a sequence of Senior pictures of her boyfriends until one tragic car accident, while Edith descends into the loneliness of mail order catalogs and knitted sweaters. The story that unfolds between the two girls moves like an X-ray of female friendship, and the tightly knotted bones of many things latent. Published by Playscripts, Inc. 2008 www.playscripts.com produced by Drop N Go Productions at Access Theater June 14-17, 2009 ISBN:978-0970904645 |
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roMANIA after 2000—Five New Romanian Plays the first anthology of new Romanian drama published in the United States. It introduces American readers to five important emerging playwrights and their plays that address resonant issues of a post-totalitarian society on its way toward democracy and a new European identity. Translation Editors: Ruth Margraff and Saviana Stanescu ISBN-10: 0979057019 |
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“Identity Capers: The New Generation of Slovenian playwrights is not only interested in geo-political concerns” by Ruth Margraff with Saska Rakef American Theater Magazine May/June 2007 |
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DEADLY SHE-WOLF ASSASSIN AT ARMAGEDDON Volume 29, Issue 2 - PAJ 86 - May 2007 p.94–107. |
"Book of Tea" lyrics from WELLSPRING Ruth Margraff Stockyard Magazine June 24, 2009 "Fiction & Poetry" |
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THE ELEKTRA FUGUES: A BLACK BOX RECORDING OF CLASSIC DISASTER Divine Fire: Eight Contemporary Plays Inspired by the Greeks ISBN: 0-8230-8851-0 |
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STADIUM DEVILDARE and THE CRY PITCH CARROLLS ISBN: 0-7575-2085-5 |
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RED FROGS: A BURLESQUE MIRROR FOR THE SUMMER PURGATORIO by Ruth Margraff American Theater Magazine Vol. 19 No. 9 (TCG) special issue “The Future of New Work” featuring production stills of RED FROGS on the cover and inside the issue, full-length playscript, interview with Ruth Margraff by Joan Channick ©November 2002 |
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JUDGES 19: BLACK LUNG EXHALING by Ruth Margraff with composer Nikos Brisco, featuring the script, installation illustrations, CD recording and production stills with "Blazing Angel: Ruth Margraff" article by Caridad Svich in Theater Forum 22: International Theater Journal (UCSD) Issue #22 ©Winter/Spring 2003 |
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NIGHT VISION: A FIRST TO THIRD WORLD VAMPYRE OPERA ISBN: 1570271038 |
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“Where the Lovers Stroll” from WALLPAPER PSALM (an electric & hysteric operetta) by Ruth Margraff with illus. score by Ruth Margraff CONJUNCTIONS: 28 Secular Psalms. Ed. Bradford Morrow with a special Music Theater Portfolio guest-edited by Thalia Field “Music Theater: Texts and Traces” work by Robert Ashley, Meredith Monk, Harry Partch, etc. (Vol. 28, p.254-269) ©Spring 1997 |
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LOCKET ARIAS by Ruth Margraff Paper Theatre Play: A Journal of Plays Issue #1 Ed. Sally Oswald & Jordan Harrison, ©Fall 2003 |
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CAFE JUDGES an album by Nikos Brisco & Ruth Margraff ©2004 Greek/TexanAEK/Blue Blouse Opera Project http://cdbaby.com/cd/nbrisco3 CD Baby Price: $15.00 A working-class folk operetta built in the old coal harmonies of West Virginia's foothills and the fossil-printed darkness of Texas Deep Ellum's country blues. ©2004 |
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http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Literary_Arts/NuMuse/ 2000 NuMuse Anthology (Brown University) THE CRY PITCH CARROLLS http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Literary_Arts/ NuMuse/full00.htm 1997 NuMuse Anthology edit. Richard Foreman FLAGS UNFURLED: 1976 http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Literary_Arts/ NuMuse/full97.htm 1995 NuMuse Anthology edit. Aishah Rahman WALLPAPER PSALM (Brown Univ. New Plays Festival version) ©1995, ©1997 and ©2000 http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Literary_Arts/ NuMuse/full95.htm |
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3 Plays by Ruth Margraff from Salvage Vanguard Press http://www.salvagevanguard.org/store.shtml THE CRY PITCH CARROLLS cd recording or libretto, ©1999, 2003 http://www.salvagevanguard.org/crypitch1999.shtml Salvage Vanguard Press CENTAUR BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO ©1997 (out of print) Salvage Vanguard Press WALLPAPER PSALM, ©1995, 2001 http://www.salvagevanguard.org/wallpaper.shtml Salvage: A New Literary Fanzine “Back of the Dollar Latin (Marlboro Man): Toward a 3-Dimensional Vocal Spectrum for the Limelit Blackbox”, an essay on language in CENTAUR BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO and WALLPAPER PSALM (out of print) |
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"An Evangelical Capitalist Message in a Bottle to the Next Millennium of Robinson Crusoes in Proscenium" by Ruth Margraff Theater in Crisis?: Performance Manifestos for a New Century (St. Martin’s Press/ Manchester University Press), article ed. Caridad Svich, ©2002 in London ©2003 in USA. |
| “Mabie Main” from RED FROGS by Ruth Margraff New Audition Scenes And Monologues From Contemporary Playwrights: The Best New Cuttings From Around The World ISBN/SKU 156608105X Meriwether Publishing Ed. Roger Ellis Format Paperback Subject Performing Arts / Acting & Auditioning $15.95 Meriwether Publishing, Colorado Springs http://www.thattechnicalbookstore.com/b156608105X.htm ©March 2005 |
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[One] Factorial Press “Back of the Dollar Latin” text and illustration by Ruth Margraff Ed. Sawako Nakayasu Providence-San Jose-Tokyo |
| Night Parachute Battalion translated into Romanian by ManInFest Journal of Teatrul Impossibil trans. Andreea Iacob, ©2005
CHAIN:9 “Dialogues” (Temple University) “Colossal Woman at the Well” with Kanan Makiya (Iraqi writer), Ayad Rahim (Iraqi journalist) and Dr. Sa’di Al-Hadithi (Iraqi archivist/singer now in Abu Dhabi, UAE) w/NEA funding Ed. Juliana Spahr, Jena Osman (Temple University), ©2002 Theater Topics (John Hopkins University Press) “The Stadium and Theater in Punctum at the Beloved and Life-like Torso of Antinoos” on colossal realism at Delphi, Greece, The Dramatist Vol. 5. No. 3 (Dramatist Guild) “In Conversation With” Feature interview with Ruth Margraff by Caridad Svich, January/February ©2003 “Operetta Illustrations” by Ruth Margraff American Fight Directors: A Journal for the Society of Fight Masters cover article with martial artist Jose Manual Figueroa, ©2003 Artes Marciales & Algo Mas, a cover interview with martial arts choreographer Jose Figueroa, translated into Spanish (Caguas, Puerto Rico), ©2002 BAMCinematec “The Genesis of Kung Fu Cinema: Dance of the New Wuxia Dragon” ghost writer with martial artist Jose Manual Figueroa ©2002 Kungfu Qigong "Shaolin Temple Collector's Edition “Shaolin Temple Burns in 5 Acts” August, ©2000 Downtown Brooklyn (Long Island University), excerpt "Two Brawls" from CENTAUR BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO, ©1999 Edge New York: A New Magazine for Independent Theater, article “Candling The Eggs: On Community and the Proscenium of a Self”, edit. David Cote, ©1998 The Mac Wellman Journal “Up Against the Tunes, the ‘80s & the Ingenue” edit. by Beth Schacter on the 1997-98 Mac Wellman Festival in New York; ©1998 More Monologues For Women By Women edit. Tori Haring-Smith: EPOCH Vol. 40 No. 2 (Cornell University) “Shortcake" and "Carrying A Picnic" Footwork: Patterson Literary Review 5 poems |
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