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Lance Lee Biography (1942-)

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Nationality

American

Gender

Male

Occupation

writer

Birth Details

August 25, 1942

New York, New York

Famous Works

• Plays, Produced
• Time's Up, Goodman, Chicago, IL, New Playwrights Project, 1976, Theatre Upstairs, Los Angeles, 1977, Mercury Theatre Cafe, Denver, CO, 1981; Gambits, O'Neill Playwrights Conference, 1975, ANTA-West Playwrights Unit (reading), 1975, Victory Gardens, Chicago, IL, 1979; Fox, Hound& Huntress, Odyssey, Los Angeles, 1971; Rasputin, Yale Schoolof Drama, 1967, O'Neill Playwrights Conference, 1969, Impossible RagtimeTheatre, NY (reading), 1977.
• Plays Published
• Time's Up, Fox, Hound & Huntress.
• Plays, Unproduced
• Life Scenes, Hearts.
• Novel Unpublished
• Falling for Eden.
• Poetry
• published in Glass Onion, The Journal, England: Voices International,POEM, Lake Superior Review, Midwest Poetry Review, Cottonwood Review, San Fernando Poetry Journal, Poetry Project One, Whiskey Island Quarterly.
• Short Stories
• published in Riverside Quarterly, Literary, Quarterly.
• Articles
• published in Coast Magazine, Chicago Review, Los Angeles Times.
• Screenplays
• Two of a Kind.
• Theatre-Related Career
• Lecturer, Speech, Bridgeport University, CT, 1967-68; instructor, Creative Writing, Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven, CT, 1968; assistantprofessor, Playwriting, University of Southern California, senior lecturer in Playwriting, 1968-71; lecturer, Playwriting, UCLA, 1971-73; lecturer, Screenwriting, California State University at Northridge, 1981.