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PAN-AMERICAN by Peter Ullian. In this play, it's 1988 at Oberlin College, and four best friends are faced with decisions for the future as graduation looms. Ben is love is Zara who is in love with her best friend, Aya, who loves her boyfriend, Zev, and wants him to hitch-hike with her down the Pan-American highway to Nicaragua and help her organize a coffee collective. Zev loves Aya -- so much that he wants her to stay away from dangerous places like Nicaragua and go with him to Northwestern where he intends to study law. Playwright Peter Ullian is Poet Laureate of Beacon, NY. This publication is from NoPassport Press.

NEW AMERICAN CENTURY and FAIR CITY by Peter Ullian. These two plays explore themes of power, love and citizenship. NEW AMERICAN CENTURY presents an imaginative and theatrical look behind the historical events that culminated in a coup attempt against Hugo Ch]vez in 2002. FAIR CITY is set in Dublin in 1988 when a young Jewish-American man falls in love with an Irish Catholic barmaid. This publication is part of NoPassport Press' Dreaming the Americas Series.

Lucy is twenty-three, Jewish, dating a Ph.D. student named Cecil, and vacationing with her cousin, Charlotte, when two things happen that will disrupt everything: a global pandemic, and a young man named George. A literary mash-up adaptation of A Room with a View (with thinly veiled bits and pieces of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in the middle part), set in the present day during the coronavirus crisis, The Why & The Yes is a romantic tragicomedy about love in the time of Covid-19, double rainbows, the importance of conducting thorough tick-checks, and embracing "yes" while asking "why?"