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Cindy Lou Johnson is known for Claude (1992), Vietnam War Story (1987) and The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (1987).
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Cindy Lou Johnson is an American playwright best known for her psychological drama Brilliant Traces. She has also written The Years, The Person I Once Was, and Blesse and wrote for various television dramas in the early 1990s.
Cindy Lou Johnson’s affecting The Years illustrates this assertion through the uniquely sad yet tender tale of two sisters, Andrea and Eloise. The intimate drama, directed with sensitivity by Joe Hanrahan, reveals the tragedies — large and small — that shape the women's lives.
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Cindy Lou Johnson See play(s) Cindy Lou Johnson’s epic play THE NEW AMERICANS launched A.C.T.’s (San Francisco) New Voices series. It was developed at Tisch, where Johnson was a guest artist, and workshopped at New York Stage and Film.
An old barn that has been converted into a scantily-furnished home in the most remote part of Alaska is the singular setting for Cindy Lou Johnson’s one-act Brilliant Traces. But what the home lacks in external furnishings, it makes up for in the internal chaos cascading through the play’s two characters. Henry Harry is very content to live ...
Brilliant Traces, by Cindy Lou Johnson, is a play about a woman who finds herself stranded at the doorstep of a reclusive young man in the middle of the Alaskan Wilderness, just days after she was supposed to be married.
