Michael Walker

Dancing in the Garden - On Stage

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info11Dancing in the Garden can be seen on stage at the 15th annual New York International Fringe Festival.

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Dancing in the Garden

Drama. 2 men, 3 women

Maria is having a crisis of faith. As a child, her life was a beautiful garden – and her garden had loving Italian-American parents, a doting family priest, the security of an embracing church and a rigid-but-comfortable Catholic upbringing. It isn't until she is a sophomore at St. Patrick's High and she kisses Susan Blakeman behind the curtains in the music room, that her life begins to unravel. As she discovers the impossibility of reconciling her sexuality with her religion, she learns her garden has strict rules and the exhilaration of dancing is not allowed. Even knowing she is incapable of changing who she is, she refuses to abandon her faith and she is paralyzed. Maria guides the audience back through her journey as a lesbian Catholic in hopes that if they share a similar pain, they may also discover a path as she has, to tremendous joy.

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Cold Hearts

Drama. 3 men, 3 women.

Business titans, mothers and lovers are mixed together with abusive power and a heavy portion of sexual hunger, which drives this drama from New York to Argentina to Tehran and back. The passions are very hot but the hearts are very cold.

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Aftershock

Thriller. 2 men, 2 women.

The victims of a tragic car accident have moved to a new town and are building a new life to forget their heartbreaking past. It's almost Christmas and Lisa can't wait for her daughter, Jessie, to come home from college. Normally, this would be a wonderful, happy time and it seems to be going well until Tony arrives and begins digging into the mystery of their past.

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Absolutely Dead

Murder Mystery. 5 men, 3 women.

It’s the rocky coast of Maine and there’s a Nor’easter blowing like stink outside. The causeway’s flooded and (of course) the local sheriff is stranded on the mainland. Naturally on a turbulent night like this, the phones are down and who would ever expect cell phones to work in this remote part of the state? Does it sound like a good night for a roaring fire and a dinner party with a lot of laughs from a boisterous, tipsy actress? Does it sound like a good night for a murder – or two? People are dying and the party really isn’t funny any more.

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Other Plays

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