Grieving Process
by Steven Bergman
#2005-0030ISBN #1-933159-34-0
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The Cast
 | STANMale, 33 |
 | RACHELFemale, 32 |
 | JEFFMale, 28. Jeff's brother |

Synopsis
A symbolic look at the survivors of the victims of
September 11th. Stan still sees and talks with his wife, Rachel, whom he lost on that
tragic day. Stans brother, Jeff, still tries to help his brother move on, but has
yet to succeed two years after Stans tragic loss.

Costume List
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director.

Props List
Props are left to the discretion of each director. 
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Author Biography
Plays published by JAC Publishing and Promotions include Cutting the
Leash, The Guy Chair and Grieving Process. Published plays: History (Brooklyn
Publishers; Winner in the 15-Minute category of the Sonoma County (CA) Reps New
Drama Works Scripts Competition (2003)), Rosie the Teddy Bear, (Brooklyn
Publishers; premiered at the 2004 ACME New Works Festival) and Critics
Carnival (Brooklyn Publishers). Composer: The Curse of the Bambino
(Lyric Stage Company of Boston, CD available at www.bambinomusical.com), Jack The
Ripper: The Whitechapel Musical" (Boston Center of the Arts), Four
Kisses, and original scores for Shakespeares Comedy of Errors, and
Wilsons Book of Days.. His oratorio, a celebration of the holiday Tu
B'Shvat entitled "Time Of the Trees", is available on ZCRecords. For young
audiences: Adaptations of "Tom and Huck", Tatterhood, (a Swedish
folktale),King Midas and his Friends, (co-written Peggy Traktman), "The
Pied Piper" (co-written with Christopher DiGrazia and Earl Maulding), and
"Rumplestiltskin". Musical Director: Das Barbec¸ (New Repertory
Theatre),
Forum (American Stage Festival), the New England premieres of
The Gig and "When Pigs Fly" (Lyric Stage Company),
Personals, Tomfoolery (Actors Playhouse), "Berlin to Broadway
with Kurt Weill", "The Fantasticks", "Pump Boys and Dinettes",
"Something's Afoot", "Pirates of Penzance", and "Smoke On The
Mountain" (Worcester Foothills Theatre), and the world premiere of "The Orphan
Queen" (Jewish Theatre of New England). Keyboardist: "Nunsense Jamboree"
(national tour with Georgia Engel, CD/DVD with Vicki Lawrence), as well as national tours
of "Sunday in the Park with George", "Dreamgirls", "Guys and
Dolls", and "Les Miserables." Mr. Bergman is a member of Theatre
Communications Group and The Dramatists Guild of America, Inc., and teaches Drama and
Music in the Littleton Schools in Littleton, MA. Visit his website,
www.everydayaholiday.net for more information. |