The plays below are the result of inspiration by truly great teachers of theatre and playwriting and are dedicated to them with greatest appreciation:

Dorothy Iz(Robert College,1980-83)
Lowry Marshall(Brown,1998)
Mark Cohen(Brown,1999)
Elmo Terry-Morgan(Brown,1999)
Jorge Cortinas(Brown,2000)
Aishah Rahman(Brown,2000)
Nilo Cruz (Brown,2001)
Nina Louise Morrison (Grub Street, 2012)

• Gottingen, 1922 (Fall 2012)
  
  (A scene that takes place at a faculty residence of the Mathematics Institute in Gottingen)

• Ayse Girl, Dear Girl (Fall 2012)
  
  (A two scene radio play that explores themes of nostalgia, homesickness, diaspora experience for Turkish expatriots during the turbulent political times of 1970's)

• The Look Of Job (Fall 2000)

*2001 Brown University New Plays Festival Finalist*

( An adaptation of the Old Testament story "The Book of Job" inspired by the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke and the teachings of Gurumayi Chidvilasananda. Intended for radio theatre.)

• Hayat (Spring 2000)
  

*Performed by the Turkish Students Association of Brown University *

(A play about two childhood friends who meet after many years at a tea shop overlooking the Bosphorus strait of Istanbul and reflect on their lives gone by.)

• bR;(oK)En (Spring 2000)
  

( A short play inspired by E. E. Cummings on challenges of childhood.)

• The Hide (Spring 2000)
  

( Another short play about the challenges of childhood.)

• Sky Castle (Fall 1999)
  

( A metaphor play about "longing" inspired by a drawing of M.C. Escher and the philosophy of Ram Das. One day I hope this work to inspire a musical/ballet choreography)

• Ensel&Gretchen (Fall 1999)
  

( A play in the form of theatre of horror that utilizes the theme of non-verbal communication. Parental Guidance advised. )

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