Plays
- WAITING – Someone waits somewhere for quite some time.
- FOUR BENCHES – His voyage to self-discovery takes a British intelligence agent to steam baths in New York and Texas, and to park benches in the U.S. and U.K.
- DEBATE – Cosmic questions are taken up. Not much is learned.
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