Playwright| Texarkana Waltz by Louis Broome | |
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A love letter from the Los Angeles Times Singing cowboys, inflatable cactuses and echoes of "Hamlet"--the unlikely counterpoint of Wild West parody and Elizabethan revenge tragedy--propels Circle X Theatre Company's premiere of "Texarkana Waltz" to dazzling lunacy at the Los Angeles Playhouse.--Philip Brandes Reviews, production history, images. |
| Electric Theatre Presents Red Meat Substitutes | |
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Rare recordings of Tulsa's legendary ensemble From 1985 to 1991, Red Meat Substitutes terrorized Tulsa, OK, with their no-holds-barred brand of theater. In 1988, Tulsa's public radio station, KWGS, asked the Meats to create an hour's worth of radio plays for Electric Theatre, a radio series performed live before a studio audience. They did. Listen to one scene from the infamous radio broadcast of the group that scarred Tulsa's collective psyche, Red Meat Substitutes. La Maison Cochon, by Louis Broome (8 minutes) |
| A Grand Entrance: Monologues, Audition Pieces and Short Scenes | |
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Dramatic Publishing, 2000 Louis Broome's contribution to this anthology is Faith, a monologue about an elderly nursing home resident who sums up her situation with a story about a man who died on her daddy's farm during the depression. This exciting anthology of scenes and monologues features nearly 100 comic and serious roles for mature actors. Contributors include Kent Brown, Angela Counts, Innes-Fergus McDade, Staci Swedeen and comic legend Steve Allen. Ann McDonough, Ph.D and Kent Brown, editors. Dramatic Publishing, 2000. Available at Amazon.com. |
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