A NIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN
by Robert T. Noll and Pamela Noll
A door-slamming comedy about mistaken identity and aborted infidelity. “A Night in the Garden of Eden” is the story of a very conservative gentleman who is inveigled to spend attempting to have one night in the decadent Garden of Eden Speakeasy with a very sexy showgirl during the Roaring 20’s. Of course, this being a farce, everything goes wrong for our would-be-philanderer husband, including finding his wife at the Garden of Eden finding his wife with at the Garden of Eden with another man.
- Cast Size: 5M 3W 1GN
- Running Time: 90+ minutes
- Royalty Rate: $75 per performance
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About the Playwrights
Robert Thomas Noll’s plays have been performed hundreds of times throughout the United States (seven off-off-Broadway) and in many countries. Sixteen have been published with one translated into Dutch and another into Hindi. Four were produced at the Cleveland Play House. During his years working at NBC, he wrote and produced the Emmy Award-winning nationally syndicated NBC children’s series, “Hickory Hideout” that is now available on YouTube.
Noll teaches scriptwriting in the Tim Russert Department of Communication Department at John Carroll University. He is also adviser to the university’s television station and newspaper. For many years, he also help coordinate their Urban Journalism program with The National Association of Black Journalist. He also spent nearly 20 years teaching playwriting at the Cleveland Play House. He has degrees from Kent State University and Ohio University.
He has been a Marketing Consultant for 35 Broadway national tours. He has written and edited publications for the Education Department of Playhouse Square Center in Cleveland and Radio City Music Hall. He is an active member of the Dramatist Guild.
Dr. Pamela V. Noll is a writer who has won awards for her dramas and comedies. She has had plays produced off-off Broadway, at the Cleveland Play House, at Actors’ Summit, at the Cleveland Public Theatre and at the Roxbury Center for Arts in Boston. She has five plays and one book published. She has produced one short film for which she wrote the script. She was also a finalist at the British Filmmaking Institute competition in London and won the first place award from the Gloria Film Festival in Utah. Her love of writing developed after completing her dissertation in psychology. As a psychologist, her specialty is Health and Happiness. She has written book reviews for professional journals and nonprofessional book. Her portfolio includes six films and twelve plays (many published), and almost all address feminist issues.
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