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The Baltimore Waltz and Other Plays
Paula Vogel
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The Baltimore Waltz and Other Plays
Paula Vogel
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• Vogel is a leading feminist playwright with a following in the gay community. • She heads the playwriting program at Brown University.
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Hot âNâ Throbbing
PRODUCTION HISTORY
A workshop of Hot âNâ Throbbing was directed by Anne Bogart at Circle Repertory Theatre in October 1993 with the following cast:
GIRL | Kristina Lear |
BOY | Allan Heinberg |
WOMAN | Leslie Lyles |
MAN | Jeffrey LeBeau |
VOICE-OVER | Zoey Zimmerman |
THE VOICE | Robert Watson |
Hot âNâ Throbbing opened April 16, 1994 at the Hasty Pudding Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The play was produced by American Repertory Theatre under Robert Brustein, Artistic Director, with a grant from the Fund for New American Plays, a project of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts with support from the American Express Company, in cooperation with the Presidentâs Committee on the Arts and Humanities. It was directed by Anne Bogart, with sets by Christine Jones, lights by John Ambrosone, sound and music by Christopher Walker and costumes by Jenny Fulton. The cast was as follows:
GIRL | Amy Louise Lammert |
BOY | Randall Jaynes |
WOMAN | Diane DâAquila |
MAN | Jack Willis |
VOICE-OVER | Alexandra Loria |
THE VOICE | Royal Miller |
SOME PLAYS ONLY DAUGHTERS CAN WRITE.
Hot âNâ Throbbing was written on a National Endowment for the Arts fellowshipâbecause obscenity begins at home.
AUTHORâS NOTE
I began work on this play in 1985. While I was driving the streets of Providence late at night, suddenly the vision of the playâs ending came upon me with a terrible clarity. I knew that I would have to face this play in my future, and that certainty fueled a fear that kept me driving the deserted downtown streets in circles.
It was not until 1990, after my brotherâs illness and Baltimore Waltz, that I sat down with a reading list to begin research on the play. Again, late at night, as I began reading about domestic violence, I thought I heard a womanâs cryâit was past midnight, and the street outside my house was abandoned. I would turn a page of my book, hear a faint cry, stop and listen. Was it an intimate response somewhere in the night to a coupleâs love-making or something more dangerous? I concentrated on the sound until I could pinpoint the source. Taking my house keys with me, I ventured out on the street. There I saw, half a block down, a car idling in the middle of the street. When I heard a manâs voice say: âShut up, bitch,â and thought I saw a drawn knife inside the car, my worst fears were confirmed. I ran back to the house, started my own car and drove behind the car at a fast pace until I could flag down a police car to pursue the chase. Finally, the car was stopped by police; a shaking woman emerged, bleeding from a cut to her face.
She declined to press charges.
As I continued to work on the play, I kept a file filled with clippings from the Providence Journal on incidents of domestic violence. Providence is a relatively small city, of approximately 190,000 residents. Within less than a year, the file was crammed two inches thick. Domestic violence was all around us as I wrote.
Incentive to finish the play came from Senator Jesse Helms and Congress; the obscenity pledge now had to be signed by all recipients of the National Endowment for the Arts fellowships, in which fellows would pledge not to write or create art that caused offense to the community. I applied for an NEA grant, received one and wrote Hot âNâ Throbbing to see just what would be perceived as pornographic, eager to test the censorship of ...
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APA 6 Citation
Vogel, P. (1995). The Baltimore Waltz and Other Plays ([edition unavailable]). Theatre Communications Group. Retrieved from https://www.perlego.com/book/729775/the-baltimore-waltz-and-other-plays-pdf (Original work published 1995)
Chicago Citation
Vogel, Paula. (1995) 1995. The Baltimore Waltz and Other Plays. [Edition unavailable]. Theatre Communications Group. https://www.perlego.com/book/729775/the-baltimore-waltz-and-other-plays-pdf.
Harvard Citation
Vogel, P. (1995) The Baltimore Waltz and Other Plays. [edition unavailable]. Theatre Communications Group. Available at: https://www.perlego.com/book/729775/the-baltimore-waltz-and-other-plays-pdf (Accessed: 14 October 2022).
MLA 7 Citation
Vogel, Paula. The Baltimore Waltz and Other Plays. [edition unavailable]. Theatre Communications Group, 1995. Web. 14 Oct. 2022.