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Email for Info: Cyn@ CynCooperWriter.net

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Plays by Cindy Cooper

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Hello.  Some popular short scripts of mine are printed here.  For performance use, naturally you'll need to contact me for permission.  Similarly, for publication or reprinting.  I'm trusting that you, online reader, will follow this simple request.

Apologies in advance for any glitches in formatting. 

For more information about my plays, visit www.CynCooperWriter.net/works.htm ("Plays-Main.")

Thanks for your interest.--

Cindy

PS I sign most scripts: Cynthia L. Cooper.  Friends call me Cindy or sometimes just Cyn.

 

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Click the entry on left to access these pages or on the link after the synopsis. Currently online under "Scripts" -- you can find:
 
1- "Works of Art" -- An older woman sculptor holds auditions in her loft, but is drawn only to the young woman who recites Rilke's poetry.  Two women, 20 minutes.  First Prize, Pen and Brush Playwriting Competition; Winner, Nantucket Short Play Festival.  Dedicated to Estelle Ritchie.   "Works of Art"
 
2- "Saving Grace" -- A woman lab technician saves Elvis from a fate worse than death ... DNA replication.  One woman, or can be creatively cast with more characters.  Published in The Elvis Monologues (Heinemann).  The Cracked Actor, UK; Play Festival, TN.  "Saving Grace: Elvis"
 
3-"Sentences and Words" -- A short play, in which a woman lawyer, forced to wrestle with a possible death sentence for her client, seeks out the mother of the victim.  Two women, ten minutes.  Published in 'Rowing to America and Other Short Plays from The Women's Project and Productions' (Smith and Kraus).   Washington, Kansas, Drama Bookstore, elsewhere.  "Sentences and Words"

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Read about the solo play, 'The Outermost House,' featuring Marvin Einhorn here: About 'The Outermost House'