Writer's Block
Title: “Riverside Drive”
Medium: play/musical/stage drama
Publication date: 15 May 2003
Publisher: Atlantic Theater Company
5 characters in this story:
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[homicidal, paranoid, schizophrenic stalker] | Atlantic Theater Company | 1 | |||||
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[stalked by crazy vagrant who thinks he stole his movie idea] | Atlantic Theater Company | 1 | |||||
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[Jim's mistress; threatens blackmail when he ends affair] | Atlantic Theater Company | 1 | |||||
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[race/ethnicity] |   |
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[1st app: Writer's Block (2003)] | Atlantic Theater Company | 1 |
Writer's Block is also known as: Writer's Block: Riverside Drive or Writer's Block: Two One Act Plays: Riverside Drive.
"Writer's Block" is a pair of two distinct one-act plays which Woody Allen wrote and directed. The two plays premiered on the same night and are published in the same volume. Although the two plays share some common themes and stylistic elements, the plots and characters are completely separate and unrelated.
"Writer's Block" debuted at the Atlantic Theater Company on 336 West 20th Street in New York City. Previews began on Wednesday, April 23, 2003, but the actual opening night was Thursday, May 15, 2003.
