David Caudle, Playwright
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DAVID CAUDLE is a member of the Dorothy Strelsin New American Writers Group at Primary Stages, where he has developed several plays, including Likeness, Leg Man, South Beach Rapture, Damsel and The Common Swallow. Currently residing in New York, Mr. Caudle is a Miami native who often sets his plays in his hometown, or premieres them there. In Development and Likeness premiered at New Theatre in Miami in October '09 and September of '07. The Sunken Living Room, now published by Samuel French, also premiered at New Theatre as a co-production with Southern Rep in April '06, followed by an acclaimed New Orleans production at Southern Rep in Jan. '07. To purchase The Sunken Living Room, click here. David's one-act, Feet of Clay, is published in Samuel French's 29th Edition of Festival Plays. To purchase Feet of Clay, click here. The short film version was directed by True Blood's Carrie Preston. Most recently, he has written the screen adaptation of Major Conflict: One Gay Man's Life in the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Military, by retired US Army Major Jeffrey McGowan.
Contact
Please direct all professional inquiries to:Agent, Ronald Gwiazda @ Abrams Artists Agency
Phone: (646) 486-4600, Email: Ron.Gwiazda@abramsartny.com
Manager, Cyrena Esposito @ Red Letter Entertainment
Phone: (212) 247-2375, Email: cyrena@redletterent.com
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News
August 2010: SOUTH BEACH RAPTURE (formerly The Second House) will be going up in FringeNYC 2010, at Dixon Place. Directed by Michelle Bossy, associate artistic director of Primary Stages. (The play was developed at Primary in the Dorothy Strelsin New American Writers Group.) Cast: Amelia Jean Alvarez, Bobby Moreno and John G. Preston. The production is sponsored by Fractured Atlas. To see more information about the play, or how to make a tax-deductible contribution, click on the link.SOUTH BEACH RAPTURE.
September 2010: THE SUNKEN LIVING ROOM will be presented as part of the HOWL! Festival in September, at Theatre 80, on St. Marks Place. All proceeds benefit the Howl! Help Fund, a health care initiative for Lower East Side artists and performers, administered by The Actors' Fund. Directed by renowned Italian director, Enrico Lamanna. For more information on the play and the production, visit: thesunkenlivingroom.com .
