Selected Plays of David Davis - Davis, David
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This collection of play scripts includes full-lengths, one-acts, and short plays selected from the works of David Davis. Produced Off-Off Broadway, in regional theatres, and by educational and community theatres, these plays cover the range of theatre, from comedy to tragedy, history plays to science fiction, poetry to theatrical experiments. Several won awards from groups like the Southeast Theatre Conference and Western Carolina University. The comedies reveal a sly sense of humor and recognition of the absurdities in life while the dramas show an awareness of how small things can be just as…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This collection of play scripts includes full-lengths, one-acts, and short plays selected from the works of David Davis. Produced Off-Off Broadway, in regional theatres, and by educational and community theatres, these plays cover the range of theatre, from comedy to tragedy, history plays to science fiction, poetry to theatrical experiments. Several won awards from groups like the Southeast Theatre Conference and Western Carolina University. The comedies reveal a sly sense of humor and recognition of the absurdities in life while the dramas show an awareness of how small things can be just as significant as major events. These plays have come alive on the stage and now come alive again on the page.
Autorenporträt
David Davis has had one book published; a science fiction novel entitled "The Mistakes," published by Kohler Books in 2020. In addition, he has had 17 plays produced, including productions in New York and Hollywood. His script, "NIGHT OF THE HAWK," was produced off-off Broadway in 2003. He has also had several poems, magazine features, and scholarly articles published. He earned a Ph.D. in Theatre and is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Working Title Playwrights. He has worked as a physics and math teacher, actor, head of three college theatre programs, technical writer, editor, and health communications specialist. He currently lives in Atlanta, GA, with his wife, Kathy, and has one daughter, Elizabeth.