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Short story collection: "Cruising Paradise", 1996. Many of the stories tie in together.

Playwright: "True Dylan". About singer Bob Dylan, is a dialogue between "Sam" and "Bob".

Playwright: "True West", 1980.

Playwright (with Patti Smith): "Cowboy Mouth"

Playwright: "Seduced". Lead character Harry Hackamore is loosely based on Howard Hughes.

Playwright: "States of Shock", 1991.

(1980) His play, "Buried Child", was performed at Hampstead Theatre in Hampstead, London, England with Marty Cruikshank, Julie Covington, Stephen Rea in the cast. Directed by Nancy Meckler.

(1975) His play "Geography of a Horse Dreamer" received its Midwest US premiere under Gary Houston's direction -- with sets, costumes and make-up all in black and white -- by the Pary Production Co. The cast: Colin Stinton, Robert Strom, Norm Tobin, Russell Case, Barry Stigler (later replaced by John Starrs), Charles Karil and Anthony C. Maier and Ken Green. The other half of the evening was Houston's production of Peter Handke's "My Foot My Tutor." Lights and set design by Paul K. Basten. Costume design by Diane Henry.

(1980) His play, "Buried Child", was performed at the Northlight Theatre in Chicago, Illinois with Nathan Davis, Ina Jaffe, Robert Swan in the cast. Directed by Gregory Kandel.

(1982) His play, "True West", was performed at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois with John Malkovich in the cast. Directed by Gary Sinise.

(1982) His play, "The Tooth of Crime", was performed at the Remains Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. Cast and crew included William Petersen, Gary Cole, Mary McAuliffe & Kevin Rigdon (lighting designers), and Fugue (original incidental music).

(1984) His play, "Fool for Love", was performed at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois, with Rondi Reed and Randall Arney in the cast.

(1988) His play, "Seduced", was performed at the Immediate Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois, with Richard Wharton in the cast.

(1991) His play, "Curse of the Starving Class", was performed at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois, with Robert Breuler in the cast. The crew included Randall Arney (director) and Kevin Rigdon (scenic designer).

(1996) His play, "Buried Child", was performed at the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois, with James Gammon, Ted Levine, in the cast. The crew included Gary Sinise (director), Robert Brill (scenic designer), Kevin Rigdon (lighting designer) and Rob Milburn (sound designer).

(2002) His play, "A Lie of the Mind", was performed at the American Theater Company in Chicago, Illinois with Deanna Dunagan in the cast. Marty Higginbotham composed the original incidental music.

(2004) His play, "Fool for Love", was performed at the Circle Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. Peter Storms was the sound designer and Kurt Ottinger was the lighting designer.

(2006) His play, "Buried Child", was performed at the Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois with Richard Cotovsky in the cast.

(2006) His play, "True West", was performed at the Hypocrites Theatre in Chicago, Illinois with Brad Harbaugh and Paul Noble in the cast. Geoff Button was the director.

(2007) His play, "The Tooth of Crime-Second Dance", was performed at the Strawdog Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois. Sean Malloy was the lighting designer.

(2008) His play, "A Lie of the Mind", was performed at the Strawdog Theatre Company in Chicago, Illinois with Janet Ulrich Brooks in the cast. Gregor Mortis and Mikhail Fiksel composed the original incidental music.

(2008-2009) His play, "Buried Child", was performed at the Shattered Globe Theatre in Chicago, Illinois with Maury Cooper in the cast.

Operation Sidewinder (1970). Written by Sam Shepard. Music composed and performed by The Holy Modal Rounders. Directed by Michael Schultz. Vivian Beaumont Theatre: 12 Mar 1970- 25 Apr 1970 (52 performances + 13 previews). Cast: José Barrera (as "Indian"), Paul Benjamin (as "Blade/Indian"), Roberts Blossom (as "Billy"), Gregory Borst (as "Indian"), Philip Bosco (as "Captain Bovine"), Catherine Burns (as "Carhop"), Ralph Drischell (as "1st Cohort"), Barbara Eda-Young (as "Honey"), Gus Fleming (as "Cadet/Indian"), Ray Fry (as "Doctor Vector"), Robert Keesler (as "Indian"), Michael Levin (as "Spider Lady/Indian"), Clark Luis (as "Indian"), Joseph Mascolo (as "Colonel Warner"), Richard Mason (as "Indian"), Muriel Miguel (as "Indian"), Michael Miller Mechanic/3d Desert Tactical Troop"), Louis Mofsie (as "Indian"), Santos Morales (as "Indian"), Garrett Morris (as "Blood/Indian"), Jean-Daniel (as "Indian"), Charles Pegues (as "Dude"), Robert Phalen (as "Dukie/Captain/2d Desert Tactical Troop"), Don Plumley (as "Mickey Free"), Joan Pringle (as "Edith/Indian"), Robert Riggs (as "Forest Ranger/1st Desert Tactical Troop"), Andy Robinson (as "Young Man"), Arthur Sellers (as "2d Cohort"), Paul Sparer (as "General Bowser"), Barbara Spiegel (as "Indian"). Produced by Repertory Theatre of Lincoln Center (under the direction of Jules Irving).

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