Synopses of Plays by Tom Noe
Talk about God, Five Cents Contemporary drama. In a series of haunting monologues, a variety of ordinary people speak about their experience of God or the absence of God. Presented in November/December, 2011, at Gorilla Tango Theatre in Chicago, directed by Danielle Stack. Reviewed here and here and here. SYNOPSIS House of Pardon Three years ago, Edmond Hardesty founded the Catholic Worker House of Pardon in South Bend to campaign for prisoners' rights. He relies on prayer, compassion and poverty. Why would he want a million dollars? None Upon Earth Classical tragedy. Prussia, 1730. | The
Green Gospel Contemporary drama. A community of Catholic brothers has opened its doors to associate members, including women. A young journalist arrives, looking for a story. He finds it. SYNOPSIS Showt!me A slapstick farce. 490 BC, Greece. Three amateurs attempt to stage a play during the Dionysian festival in Athens. A female playwright who is fleeing the wrath of the gods attempts to direct them. Fortunately, Deus ex machina! SYNOPSIS Walk-Up Contemporary drama. A private poetry slam between a young poet and his mentor leads to a harsh confrontation. SYNOPSIS Contact me at tomnoe2@gmail.com and I'll send
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