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BROKEN DOLLS UPDATE: 

DISTANT SURVIVORS UPDATE:
We are thrilled to bring on Melisa Tien, the extremely talented playwright to develop this important work on human trafficking. Melisa is a member of New Dramatists and a fellow of the New York Foundation for the Arts in Playwriting/ Screenwriting. Contribute to our crowd funding campaign on generosity.com to get this important project off the ground!  
We are pleased to announce that DISTANT SURVIVORS has been published by Blue Moon Plays! Distant Survivors is a play adapted from the Holocaust poetry of William Heyen that has received tremendous testimonials from audiences. Obtain your very own e-copy, print copy or production copy from Blue Moon Plays, and inquire about productions.
                         MIRAGE PRODUCTIONS AVAILABLE FOR TOURING                            
DISTANT SURVIVORS
Conceived and adapted for the stage by director June Prager, Distant Survivors is based on Holocaust poetry by William Heyen.  The play explores man's attempt to fathom the evil that spurred the Holocaust and confronts the condition in mankind that allowed it to happen.

Sea Marks

Irish playwright Gardner McKay’s romantic comedy predates email, cell phones, and Match.com; it’s a world of slow mail and slow courtship. It’s about personal identity and how technology, ambition, and city life has affected the quality of life for most of us.  
CEDARS
CEDARS is a passionate and raw play- based on contemporary Native American poetry. It offers insight into the world of diverse indigenous peoples and their everyday struggles, but also offering glimpses of hope, celebration, resistance and the beauty of indigenous cultures.