Alison Fraser

피터 루시안은 하우스 튜너로, 집에서 생기는모든 소음을 평가하고, 그로부터의 불안, 우울, 피로등의 원인을 찾아내어 사람들에게 평화와 고요함을 찾아주는 일을 하고 있다. 어느날 엘렌을 치료해 주게 되지만, 그녀는 그가 해결 할 수 없는 문제를 가지고 있다.

A psychology professor begins a case study with three subjects who are suffering from sleep paralysis. As the study goes on, what is real and what is dream become mingled with violent consequences.

Charles is deeply in debt and desperate to save his kidnapped dog. In a last-ditch effort to secure the ransom, Charles returns home to ask his wealthy, widowed mother for help. An unimaginable bargain is struck.

Tommy Silver stands trial in an epic musical fantasy where he must reckon with the guilt of his mother's death before it destroys him and the one he loves. Part nightmare, part daydream - as if Kafka and Gondry made a musical.

Blowtorch is the Brooklyn story of Ann Willis, a recently widowed and financially struggling, mother of three. When her oldest son is murdered, she inexorably takes the investigation into her own hands.

Cassidy is a senior at a NYC college and he's trying to balance the demands of school, his role as big brother to Jessica, a freshman at the same school and his role as best buddy to horn-dog Mike with his emerging feelings of attraction to men. This is further complicated by a string of co-ed murders on campus for which his sister fits the victim profile.

Jack is a middle aged, overweight shoe store owner with a secure upper middle class lifestyle, including a beautiful, demanding trophy wife. When Jack "runs into" Rosie and Louie, small time criminals on the run from the law, they kidnap Jack in order to use his off-season, deserted vacation house as a temporary hideout. A thoroughly bizarre and surprising weekend unfolds, full of revelations and reassessments.

A one-act musical which tells the story of Marvin, a gay man, and his "tight-knit family"; his ex-wife, his son, his male lover, and his psychiatrist. It follows Marvin's journey in search of self-understanding, inner peace, and a life with a 'happily ever after' ending.

First of William Finn's Marvin Trilogy. Performed at Playwright Horizons in 1979 and Trinity College in 1992.