Roland Tec

In 1962, Teddy Kennedy, notorious playboy, runt of the litter and unremarkable junior senator from Massachusetts, seems content to defer to the presidential ambitions of his older brothers Jack and Bobby. In a few short years, however, the boy who learned to keep the peace by making his mother Rose laugh until she cried, will find himself the most unlikely remaining heir to his father's ambition. Relying on his charming willingness to play the innocent, (even sometimes the fool) in order to move legislation forward, it will be Teddy, not Bobby, not Joe, nor Jack who will have the greatest impact on the shape and the tone of the American Experiment in the last years of the 20th Century.

Christopher Bedford is everyone's fantasy, including his own. And therein lies the problem. A two-act study of a gay male professional narcissist. (adapted into the 1998 feature film, ALL THE RAGE.) ALL THE RAGE was hailed by Los Angeles Times as "one of the sharpest, sexiest and most amusing satires of gay life and values ever filmed."

The Wreck Behind Us is inspired by the true story of the 1969 automobile accident that claimed the life of a 39-year old actress, wife, and mother. On the morning of June 3rd, Evelyn Beckett was the star of a top-rated daytime drama, she was fielding offers from Hollywood, and she was the proud mother of three "clever little rascals," as she liked to call them. She was on top of the world. By midnight she would be dead, her family changed forever.

A collection of monologues, naked & otherwise. Gratuitous Nudity was produced by Pipeline Theatre Company in the upstairs bar of Barrio, a restaurant on the Lower East Side of NYC during the summer of 2001. Half the monologues were written by Roland Tec and half were written by John Yearley. Roland Tec directed the production. Incidental music was composed and recorded by the electronica duo, Rubberlegs (Gordon Smith & Thomas Rolanti).

In the efficiency-minded world of the multinational corporation, time is money and Donald Trieblasser has been pissing away company resources. . . literally. As he is told at his one-year review by Suzanne Goodman, VP of HR at Global Com, his frequent bathroom breaks pose a serious threat to workplace morale. The darkly comedic,disorienting and endlessly evolving one-year review of a mid-level corporate employee forms the backbone of this fast-paced irreverent fever dream.

Bodily Function draws a caricature of a culture in which the body has come to represent something to be at once feared, worshiped and, above all, controlled.

Two gay men in post-Stonewall New York City, Marco and Joey have been a fixture of gay nightlife for as long as anyone can remember. They are club buds, with a friendship born of countless sweaty nights spent twirling an spinning across the dance floors up and down the island of Manhattan. Their simple bond endures long after the colorful parade of boyfriends, tricks and one night stands has faded from view. As they tear up the dance floor tonight, if we're paying close attention, we might notice that they are both quite literally dancing for their lives.

Macy Boesendorf and Jim Umansky might not have meant much at all to each other but for the point in their lives at which they happen to meet.. Macy is approaching her retirement as an executive secretary with the same lively attention to detail she brings to everything she does. Jim is resentful, exhausted and depressed, making him a less-than-adequate clerk at the local Social Security Office. So, he's a little rude and she's not shy about calling him out for his need of an attitude adjustment. In a week's time, there will be no recovery for either of them.

Larry wants a kiss. And he's not taking "no" for an answer.