Doric Wilson
American playwright. Born Los Angeles, California, 24 February, 1939.
Web site: http://www.doricwilson.com
Stage Works
- And He Made a Her (produced 1961).
- Babel, Babel, Little Tower (produced 1961).
- Now She Dances! (produced 1961; revised version produced 1975).
- Pretty People (produced 1961).
- In Absence (produced 1968).
- It Was a Very Good Year (produced 1970).
- Body Count (produced 1971).
- The West Street Gang (also director: produced 1977).
- Ad Hoc Committee (produced 1978).
- Surprise (produced 1978).
- Turnabout (as Howard Aldon) (produced 1979).
- A Perfect Relationship (produced 1979).
- Forever After: A Vivisection of Gaymale Love, Without Intermission (also director: produced 1980). 1980.
- Street Theater: The Twenty-Seventh of June, 1969 (produced 1981). 1983.
Manuscript Collection
Lincoln Center Library of the Performing Arts, New York.
Critical Studies
- Introduction by William M. Hoffman to Gay Plays, 1979;
- Lavender Culture by Karla Jay and Allen Young, 1979:
- "Caffe Cino" by Wilson, in Other Stages, 8 March 1979; interview with Robert Chesley, in Advocate, 5 April 1979;
- "Gay Plays, Gay Theatre, Gay Performance" by Terry Helbing, in Drama Review, March 1981.