PLAYS
Three married men pay the price
for leading double lives in a time of social change.
Hiding the truth in plain sight.
When no other option seems to make sense.
Creating a new life after the old one is snatched away
Over 20 years in the making! THE BRONXVILLE TRILOGY began life around 2000 as the unpublished novel, A FATHER'S PLACE, which was adapted into the full-length play, MARRIAGES OF INCONVENIENCE (Finalist, Normal Avenue Playwriting [NAP] Series, NYC, 2019). In 2022, that play was greatly expanded into a series of 3 plays constituting THE BRONXVILLE TRILOGY. These 3 plays may be performed individually as "standalone" plays or as a series of 3 plays.
The plays have a running time of approximately 90 minutes each. The full trilogy runs approximately 4 and a half hours.
The full trilogy is also available as a single 3-hour play:
THE (Abridged) BRONXVILLE TRILOGY,
or Marriages of Inconvenience.
FULL-LENGTH PLAYS:
Click on each title or photo below for information and excerpts:
New!
Owen Griffith, dubbed "America's
most important playwright," is a big advocate
of open marriages—until he isn’t.
ONE ACT PLAYS:
A Remarkable Man
Table Manners in
Mexico City
Tennessee Williams
Wins a Prize
