Thomas Dulack (born 1936 in Whiting, Indiana) is an American playwright, novelist, director, and English professor. His works include Incommunicado, Breaking Legs, and Solomon’s Child.
Novels and plays His first professional play, Solomon's Child, was held over at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, Connecticut, before transferring to Broadway. It was then transferred to a French-language production and a television adaptation in Brussels, Belgium. His drama Incommunicado, about Ezra Pound, won the Kennedy Center Award for New American Plays.
Breaking Legs had its world premiere with Jack O'Brien directing at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego in 1989. It was nominated as best new play by the San Diego Critics Circle. It ran for 447 performances at the Promenade Theatre in New York in 1990–91. TitleDate of PublicationNovel/PlayIncommunicadoProduced-1989, Published-1998PlayFriends Like ThesePlayBreaking LegsProduced-1991, Published-1992PlayDiminished CapacityPlaySolomon's ChildPlayNudes DescendingPlayThe Misanthropes2014Novel-as-screenplayLet Our Children Go!Yerburgh, Mark R. (April 1, 1976). "Let Our Children Go". Library Journal. 101 (7): 914. ISSN 0363-0277.Bodart, Joni (1976). "Let Our Children Go!". School Library Journal: 98.Rowley, Peter (1976). "Cultnapping". The Christian Century: 1082.1976NovelThe Stigmata of Dr. Constantine1975NovelPork; or, The day I lost the masters1968PlayThe Vantage Ground1970NovelIn Love With Shakespeare: A Literary Memoir2001Theatre memoirThe Road to Damascus2015NovelThe Vantage GroundNovel13481999PlayJust DesertsPlayEnd of the CenturyPlayShooting CrapsPlayFrancisPlayThe Elephant and Mrs. RossettiPlayMy Country and The Road to DamascusPlayCapital CrimesPlayBright WingsPlayCatherinePlayMiserereOctober 2024NovelA Paradise LostPlay
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