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1. www.playpenn.org › portfolio › bruce-grahamBruce Graham – Play Penn

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   Bruce Graham began his career as a playwright at the Philadelphia Festival Theatre for New Plays (PFT) in 1984 with Burkie. Graham became playwright-in-residence at PFT and later served two years as Artistic Director.

2. www.broadwayworld.com › people › Bruce-GrahamBruce Graham: Credits, Bio, News & More | Broadway World

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   Celebrated Philadelphia playwright Bruce Graham brings an updated version of his wildly popular The Philly Fan to Hedgerow Theatre–with a catch.

3. www.curioustheatre.org › full-interview-playwrightFull Interview with Playwright Bruce Graham - Curious Theatre ...

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   May 19, 2016 · Denver theatre audiences will recognize the name Bruce Graham. In 2001, in its 4 th season, Curious produced Graham’s COYOTE ON A FENCE, about an articulate death row convict who meets an uneducated hick carrying a death sentence for burning a church filled with African American worshippers.

4. phindie.com › 10311-10311-bruce-graham-interviewSecond Acts: Top Philly playwright Bruce Graham talks ...

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   Jan 19, 2016 · When you think Philadelphia theater, you think Bruce Graham. The city’s premiere playwright, his plays get dozens of productions across the United States every year. He has won multiple awards for film and theater writing, including six Barrymore nominations and two awards for best new play.

5. medium.com › lantern-theater-company-searchlightMeet the Playwright: Bruce Graham | by Lantern Theater ...

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   Nov 4, 2017 · Bruce Graham. Originally produced during Lantern Theater Company’s 2017/18 season and streaming March 2–28, 2021 as part of our new Plays from the Lantern Archives program, The Craftsman was...

6. northlight.org › an-interview-with-bruce-grahamNorthlight Theatre | An Interview with Bruce Graham

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   May 12, 2011 · Northlight Dramaturg Kristin Leahey interviews The Outgoing Tide playwright Bruce Graham. Kristin: Bruce can you tell us how you came to write The Outgoing Tide? Bruce: It’s kind of funny because I’m actually sitting out on the steps right now looking out to the water. I don’t have much of an imagination; I just look at my own life.

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   Who is Bruce Graham?

   • Future playwright Bruce Graham was in college when he discovered that Thorpe had no real ties to the town, which eventually obtained the athlete’s remains and erected a monument to him to create something of a tourist attraction.

   Florida Studio Theatre aims to provoke with world premiere comedy

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   Who is John Graham?

   • Graham, the prolific dean of Philadelphia-based playwrights who grew up in Ridley, Delaware County, and has been writing plays and sometimes films and TV shows for more than three decades, has now done this twice in a matter of months. This theater season, he has two world premieres here.

   Bruce Graham on his new play ‘Funnyman’, stand up comedy and ... - W…

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   How did Bruce Graham listen to 'Funnyman'?

   • At the first preview performance of his new play “Funnyman,” Bruce Graham sat at the top row of the theater at the Arden — or sometimes he stood — and listened. He listened two ways. One way was to his words coming from the actors on the stage. Were they working? If not, was it a problem of the script, or the timing, or even something unforeseen?

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   Is Graham based on a true story?

   • It’s fiction, but Graham bases its title character on many comics and comedians who’ve inspired him. The funnyman of the title, played at the Arden by Carl N. Wallnau, is an aging, has-been comic whose shtik is no longer popular or even very funny.

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   Where are Graham's plays filmed?

   • His plays are fixtures in regional theaters around the United States — one of them, Moon Over the Brewery, is his most popularly staged work, about an unmarried mother of a teenage daughter in a Pennsylvania coal town. Several Graham plays are set in Philadelphia, or places that seem to be in Philadelphia.

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   When did Billy Graham start 'Funnyman'?

   • Graham sets “Funnyman” in New York in 1959, when burlesque was all but dead, television was about to make some comics famous and the notion of comedy as entertainment was about to change on the live stage. Graham himself began in stand-up and as a comedy writer.

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8. whyy.org › articles › conversation-bruce-grahamBruce Graham on his new play 'Funnyman', stand up ... - WHYY

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   Jan 15, 2016 · “Funnyman” at Arden Theatre Company — his second world premiere this season and the fourth new Bruce Graham play the Arden has opened over the years — is a different theatrical animal. It’s fiction, but Graham bases its title character on many comics and comedians who’ve inspired him.