Steven Dietz - Plays Adapted From Other Sources

Plays Adapted From Other Sources

  1. The Rememberer (1994) (from the unpublished memoirs of Joyce Simmons Cheeka)
  2. Silence (1995) (from Shusaku Endo's novel)
  3. Dracula (1996) (from Bram Stoker)
  4. Force of Nature (1999) (after Elective Affinities by Goethe)
  5. Go, Dog. Go! (2003) (from P.D. Eastman) - a musical adaptation co-written with his wife, Allison Gregory.
  6. Over The Moon (2003) (after "The Small Bachelor" by P.G. Wodehouse)
  7. Paragon Springs (2004) (from "An Enemy of the People" by Ibsen)
  8. Honus and Me (2005) (from Dan Gutman)
  9. Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure (2006) (from William Gillette and Arthur Conan Doyle)
  10. Jackie and Me (from Dan Gutman)
  11. 360 (round dance) (from Arthur Schnitzler's 1900 play, "Reigen", or "La Ronde"La Ronde (play))

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