Daniel Curzon

Daniel Curzon

Widely produced as a playwright, in San Francisco, NYC, L.A., India, Bangladesh.
Won the 1999 National New Play Contest for GODOT ARRIVES.
SEMI-FINALIST, Eugen O'Neill Conference, 201`6, for THE BLASPHEMER
WINNER of the Clopton Prize for "I and the Queen" 2019.

Plays

  • SAM SMUK ad the SERIAL KILLER
    A hitchhiking female serial killer gets picked up by a sad sack.
    Will it be a romantic comedy or a romantic tragedy?
  • Feral Boyfriend
    A besotted young lady wants to introduce her new appalling fiance to her parents
  • "Carpe Diem Airlines"
    A bisexual airline passenger encounters an unseen fellow passenger whose sex is not determined
  • Queen Lear -- A Comedy
    What if King Lear were a comedy and had everything you hate about Shakespeare?
  • A PINT AT THE PREGNANT PRIEST
    An American tourist encounters both old and new Ireland in a pub.
  • JANE AUSTEN'S NEW PLAY and SEX LIFE
    Jane Austen revived in the modern world, has a new play, her first since childhood, that she wants to see in a staged reading with local actors. She is thwarted by her caregiver, Neo-Something boyfriend, Hans-Axl.
  • Thirteenth Night, or Malvolio's Revenge
    Malvolio from Twelfth Night seeks revenge on the whole pack of them.
  • Well Done (one-act)
    An old couple bicker about roadkill, blueberry pie, and the end of life
  • Body Language, or Leave Me Alone (one-act)
    A spouse falls out of love with the spouse, with disastrous results.
    Also available in a male/male version.
  • Holier Than Thou (one-act)
    The Puritan need to show one is holy is traced through the 17th century to contemporary political correctness.
  • The Bad Son (one-act)
    A father and his adult son attempt to escape modern-day Afghanistan.
  • I Guess I'll Have to Kill Him (one-act)
    A scrupulous and fussy academic is writing a book about a nasty playwright,
  • Duel (one act)
    A duel between the Vaccinated and the Unvaccinated.
  • Lend Me Your Ears (one-act)
    At his funeral, the deceased gets an earful.
  • I and the Queen (one-act)
    The Queen of England is having lunch with her lover, who is trying to break off their affair.
  • The Son of God (one-act)
    A man on a bus tells the other passengers that he is the Son of God.
  • WOULDA, COULDA, SHOULDA
    God throws a party and invites six people to review their lives and gives them a chance to re-live them
  • The Blasphemer
    A woman novelist is threatened with assassination for writing a book
  • Godot Arrives
    In a sequel with all-original material, Godot finally arrives offering his bag of tricks to two hobos.
  • The Third Part of Henry IV
    In Shakespearean-style verse, Prince Hal (now King Henry V) tries to reunite with Falstaff and the gang.
    Meanwhile, his brother, John of Lancaster, attempts to overthrow the kingdom.
  • Rome Didn't Fall. It Was Pushed
    Three travelers on the road to Rome encounter lepers, Vestal Virgins, pirates, and other problems, in all you could ask for in an evening's entertainment.
  • What Did Da Vinci Do in Bed?
    Leonardo has to deal with an investigation into his sex life