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How She Played the Game the complete, enriching 65-minute version is now available, along with arrangements for rights, from Brooklyn Publishers.

Selected Works

Plays
HOW SHE PLAYED THE GAME is a vibrant one-person play that tells the stories of six spirited women from sports history: 'inspirational' said Billie Jean King, 'makes you feel like praising,' the Village Voice.
What's Up
Blog, League of Professional Women in Theater, here.**HOW SHE PLAYED THE GAME, PASSAGE Women's Conference, PA 2011; Venus Summer Camp ** SENTENCES AND WORDS Manchester Coll. IN**SILENCE NOT, A Love Story, Finalist, Orig Playwrights, Shawnee PA; "Best Historical Fiction," Books & Authors**SOR JUANA Whittier, CA, Jan 2011**SECOND SIGHT, The Hive, NYC**SILENCE NOT, A Love Story Poconos Playhouse; Signing, US Holocaust Museum, DC; The Center Theater, Jerusalem ** Saving Grace Portage Comm Th, WI ** FRONTLINES with Words of Choice
Books
MOCKERY OF JUSTICE A search for the truth behind a woman's murder and the case that propels 'The Fugitive' to fame.
Articles
NEW WORLD COURT TO JUDGE GENDER-BASED WAR CRIMES The new International Criminal Court is a step forward for women victims of war violence -- Women's Enews

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Theatre Publications by Cynthia L. Cooper (Cindy Cooper)

Silence Not, A Love Story - Gihon River Press

SILENCE NOT, A Love Story
Gihon River Press:NEW:Named 'Best Historical Fiction, Books and Authors; Finalist, Best Book in Drama/​Performing Arts by ForeWard Magazine. Large print; also online orders.

Fall 2011: Special Order on Kindle for 0.99! Kindle Special

Read ForeWord Review

See Full Length Plays for more information.
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Louis Braille: The World At Your Fingertips Dramatic Publishing

LOUIS BRAILLE: THE WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Cynthia L. Cooper & Joel Vig, book; Jane Smulyan, lyrics; Annie Lebeaux, music
Award-Winning
Script, Score, Rehearsal CD and Performance Arrangements, DRAMATIC PUBLISHING, (previously published, ANCHORAGE PUBLISHING PLAYS now merged with DRAMATIC.)
See Plays for Young Audiences for more information.
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FRONT LINES: Political Plays by American Women, edited by Alexis Greene and Shirley Lauro (The New Press)

FRONT LINES: Political Plays by American Women, from The New Press, edited by Alexis Greene and Shirley Lauro. 'Hot button' plays, including 'Words of Choice.'
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Sentences and Words in The Women's Project: Rowing to America and Other Short Plays

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Gretel Bergmann from How She Played the Game in Crossing Boundaries __________________________________________________

How She Played the Game [45 min version] in Women Heroes __________________________________________________

'How She Played the Game' at Randolph Macon College. Order-Brooklyn Publishers,Info Below.(Photo, Ken Parks)

How She Played the Game

HOW SHE PLAYED THE GAME

Complete, 65 minute version, with performance royalty purchase possible.

CONTACT: BROOKLYN PUBLISHERS

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Saving Grace in Elvis Monologues--See the SAMPLE PAGES on Amazon! __________________________________________________

Babe and Swinging Marilyns in Baseball Monolgues __________________________________________________

The Note from Sisters of Sisters in Audition Monologs for Students Actors II __________________________________________________

Eleonora Randolph Sears and Althea Gibson from How She Played the Game in Great Monologues from the Women's Project __________________________________________________

Equity from Reachin' in Hit the Nerve--New Voices of the American Theater edited by Stephen Vincent Brennan _________________________________________________

Gretel Bergmann from 'How She Played the Game' in More Golden Apples: A further celebration of women and sport by Papier-Mache Press __________________________________________________

How She Played the Game Complete text in Language and Literature Arts Textbook __________________________________________________

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