A one-woman play in two-acts about the life and times of Carole Lombard. Acting Edition] "LOMBARD is an engrossing one-woman show...Druxman's writing is crisp and informative, his direction spry." -- Glendale News-Press. This study of Hollywood's favorite "screwball" comedienne begins on the eve of her death. Following a successful war bonds tour, she awaits word in an Indianapolis hotel room to see if she's been successful in securing plane reservations for a flight back to Los Angeles. She's anxious to get home, because she suspects that her husband, Clark Gable, is cheating on her....

A one-person play about the life and times of Spencer Tracy. Acting edition] "No pussyfooting around, no beating around George Bush, TRACY is great." -- Las Virgines News Enterprise "Michael B. Druxman's piece is by no means the nasty expose that has come to be the fashion in so many recent Hollywood biographies. He shows Tracy reacting with human frailties...but it's mostly an admiring look at the man." -- Los Angeles Daily News He's been called "the best film actor Hollywood has ever known." His marvelous performances in classic movies like CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS, ADAM'S RIB, BAD DAY AT BLACK...

A one-person play about the life and times of Clark Gable. Acting Edition] ..".we actually forget our surroundings and believe we're listening to Gable's life story." -- News Enterprise. For nearly thirty years, Clark Gable was "the King" of Hollywood. Female fans swooned, male admirers were made envious of his unaffected masculinity. Through jaunty, self-assured performances in films like IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT, SAN FRANCISCO, MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY and GONE WITH THE WIND, he carved a niche for himself as the quintessential American movie star. The play is set on the Nevada location of Gable's...

ORSON WELLES is a one-person play in two acts about the life and times of Orson Welles. Acting Edition] Some say that Orson Welles was a genius, but he always denied that. He did give us CITIZEN KANE, considered by most critics to be the best film ever made, but after that, his career took one long downward plunge. The play finds Welles trying to find the financing for one of his film projects. It's a difficult task, since most of the Hollywood community considers him to be a "screwball." Pondering his life with his "other self," he tells us about his alcoholic father, his lonely years as a...

CLARA BOW is a one-woman play in two acts about the life and times of Clara Bow. Acting Edition] The "It" Girl was the movies' first American sex goddess. The star of WINGS, the first film to win the Best Picture Oscar, Clara Bow's unhappy life, in many ways, paralleled that of her successor, Marilyn Monroe. A longtime victim of insomnia, Ms. Bow lies awake on the morning of her estranged husband's funeral and painfully remembers the mentally ill mother who once tried to kill her; her career as the ultimate "flapper"; her many nervous breakdowns; and affairs with the likes of Gary Cooper,...

A One-Person Play About the Life and Times of Errol Flynn. Acting Edition] As Captain Blood, Robin Hood and the Sea Hawk, he was the "King of the Swashbucklers." As Errol Flynn, he was Hollywood's number one rogue. He was married three times, and also was the defendant in three rape trials. Indeed, it's fitting that his last major swashbuckling film cast him in the role of Don Juan. The play joins Flynn a few weeks before his premature death. Knowing that the end is near, he is in a New York airport, waiting to fly west to see his children for the last time. Reminiscing about his life, he...

A One-Person Play About the Life and Times of Al Jolson (Acting Edition). "Play relies on good writing and research by Druxman...." - Daily Variety "Michael B. Druxman has written a fine play which captures the many moods of Jolson." - The Longboat Observer "An exciting, withering portrait...." - Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel Al Jolson was the "world's greatest entertainer." He made immortal such songs as "Swanee" and "April Showers," and starred in THE JAZZ SINGER, the movies' first talkie. He was also one of the most disliked men in show business. Revolving around the making of THE JOLSON...

Maurice Chevalier was the quintessential Frenchman. He introduced the world to such memorable songs as "Louise," "Mimi," "You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me," and, from the Academy Award-winning film, Gigi, "Thank Heaven for Little Girls." Privately, the man was not anything like his happy-go-lucky public persona. Insecure and dour, the only "true" loves in his life were his mother, who died in the 1930s, and the vast international audiences that adored him. Michael B. Druxman's play is set in 1963, when the star's failing health makes his ability to perform in the future questionable....

Two Original Screenplays of the Supernatural by Michael B. Druxman BLACK WATCH: A group of mercenaries, bent on ransoming both Edinburgh Castle and its Crown Jewels, seize the fortress. Their plan is foolproof, ingenious, but what they don't count on is the interference of a retired Army sergeant, now a tour guide, a young soldier, and the ghosts of the castle, who, once released, roam about seeking a bloody revenge for past injustices. THE CAVERN: Following an earthquake, tourists have begun to disappear in the Lorenzo Caverns. The FBI claims that a bear is the culprit, but the local sheriff...