The plays of N. G. McClernan

Le Chat Noir

A full-length play about the intense relationship between eccentric painter Suzanne Valadon and the equally eccentric Erik Satie. Suzanne is torn between her love of Satie and her desire to make a name for herself as a painter with the help of Edgar Degas. The play features the music of Satie.

Getting Right with Lincoln

The consequences of the friendship between abolitionist firebrand Frederick Douglass and genius politician Abraham Lincoln, on both the Civil War and on Lincoln's life. Takes place in a time when presidents were patriots.

Chestnut Station

Frances is upset that her daughter Molly is estranged from her Catholic faith and can't find the right man. She sends her to talk to Father Sylvester which leads to a relationship Frances did not expect.

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