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BE STILL BE SILENT

A PLAY IN 2 ACTS

Ripped from the headlines comes an exciting new play that tackles the ongoing, heated debate of how the Broadway community REALLY defines inclusivity and accessibility, and the impact this has on three theater elites who find themselves on opposing sides. “Be Still Be Silent” is a pressure cooker of high comedy, poignancy, and sensitive subject matter. Discover what happens to a set of friends after an autistic boy’s ticket to a Broadway opening is ripped up.


 
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THE NEXT

BY RAFE HAZE

Writing under the pen name Rafe Haze, Daniel Tobias was a Lammy Finalist for best Gay Mystery in 2015 for his debut novel “The Next,” a tale of a deeply depressed New Yorker who works his way to the light by investigating the mysteries of his past and his courtyard neighbors.

Possibly the best book I’ve read in years.
The initial frenetic, unpleasantly acerbic state of our narrator has its origin in a damaged past which is unveiled little by little throughout the book. The sympathetic cop who reaches out to him has his own complex reasons for the way he is, and the chemistry of those two characters together - which encompasses both recognition and acceptance of each other’s weaknesses as well as their strengths - is unbelievably attractive. The mystery itself is beautifully constructed and interlocks seamlessly with the story of our protagonists’ lives - the one story line moves the other forward in a very natural way, leading both to quite satisfactory conclusions. This was the surprise read of the Awards for me, and it is undoubtedly a winner. I look forward to reading more from this author.
— Lambda Judge

PLAYS BY DANIEL TOBIAS


DEAD NEIGHBORS

A MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY

Full length play, 5 Actors, 1 Set with fly-ons

“100 Central Park West” is a comedy that celebrates Broadway’s lowest form of legit theater: the Manhattan murder mystery! Mrs. Mosh falls from her 11th floor window. Not long after, Mr. Mosh dies in a locked bathroom surrounded by empty bottles of rum. Directly above, their schlubby neighbor, Josh, starts losing sleep over his suspicion the Moshes were murdered. Out of patience, his husband, Reginald, an erudite Professor of Literature, invites two absurdly arrogant Harvard alumni to apply some critical thinking. Before long they discover they’re all more entwined in this ludicrous parlor game than anticipated. Will Josh and Reginald’s marriage completely unravel en route to the denouement? Fast-paced, clue-filled, and buoyant in uproarious comedy, “100 Central Park West” invites us all to laugh again. We’ve earned it.


BE STILL BE SILENT

A PLAY IN TWO ACTS

1 Set, 5 Characters

What happens to a set of friends after an autistic boy’s ticket to the opening night of a Broadway play is ripped up?Ripped from the headlines comes an exciting new play that tackles the ongoing, heated debate of how the Broadway community REALLY defines inclusivity and accessibility. “Be Still Be Silent” is a pressure cooker of high comedy, poignancy, and sensitive subject matter.


COLD COLD KINGDOM

A THRILLER IN TWO ACTS

1 Set, 6 Characters

Held captive in her kitchen (in more ways than one) a woman must draw upon her intellect and resourcefulness to outmaneuver a ruthless political schemer and escape with her life. Cold, Cold Kingdom is a sophisticated holiday period thriller with a delightful Shyamalan-esque revelation designed to re-write ACT I, propel ACT II, and send audiences buzzing into intermission