Jeff Goode

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Jeff Goode is an American television writer and playwright. He has been a writer for eight or more episodes of shows for adults, teens, and children. He was a writer for one episode of MTV's Undressed, and was a writer for five episodes of the Disney Channel's American Dragon: Jake Long.[1] He's written a number of plays, including Poona the Fuckdog.

His plays Dracula Rides Again, Larry and the Werewolf, Marley's Ghost, and Seven Santas are published by Broadway Play Publishing Inc.

[edit] Plays

  • The Elf (1987) - Iowa Playwrights Workshop (Iowa City).
  • Escape From Eldorado (1990) by Jeff Goode & Jonathan Price - The Unusual Cabaret (Bar Harbor).
  • Rumpelstiltskin (1990) by Jeff Goode & Jonathan Price - The Unusual Cabaret (Bar Harbor).
  • Dead Poets (1990) by Jeff Goode & Jonathan Price - The Unusual Cabaret (Bar Harbor).
  • Who Killed Cock Robin (1991) by Jeff Goode & Jonathan Price - The Unusual Cabaret (Bar Harbor).
  • Narcissus & Echo (1992) by Jeff Goode & Larrance Fingerhut - The Unusual Cabaret (Bar Harbor).
  • Ubu: a play for children (1994) - Summer Festival of the Arts (Southwest Harbor).
  • Ring Cycle! the Musical (1994) by Jeff Goode & Larrance Fingerhut - The Unusual Cabaret (Bar Harbor).
  • The Eight: Reindeer Monologues (1994) - Dolphinback Theatre Company (Chicago); Source Theatre Company (Washington DC); Midwest Center for Developing Artists (Iowa City); adobe theatre company (New York); Hudson Theatres (Los Angeles); Brave Hearts Theatre (Madison).
  • Ubu Two: Ubu in America (1995) - Summer Festival of the Arts, (Southwest Harbor).
  • Elephans (1995) by Jeff Goode & Larrance Fingerhut - Summer Festival of the Arts (Southwest Harbor).
  • Dick Piston: Larry and the Werewolf (1995, episode 1-3) - Bailiwick Repertory (Chicago); (1998, episode 4-21) - adobe theatre company (New York); Theatre Vertigo (Portland); Theatre of the American West (Republican City).
  • Dracula Rides Again (1995) - Theatre of the American West (Republican City).
  • Portrait of the Virgin Mary Feeding the Dinosaurs (1996) - Organic Theatre Lab (Chicago).
  • Lesbian's Last Pizza (1996) - C'est Destine (Des Moines); Bailiwick Repertory (Chicago).
  • Princess Gray and the Black/White Knight (1996) - Summer Festival of the Arts (Southwest Harbor).
  • In Real Life (1996) by Jeff Goode & Larrance Fingerhut - Summer Festival of the Arts (Southwest Harbor).
  • Ubu Three: Where's Ubu? (1997) - Summer Festival of the Arts (Southwest Harbor); Wang Center for the Performing Arts (Boston)
  • Poona the Fuckdog and other plays for children (1999) - Trap Door Theatre (Chicago); Open Circle Theatre (Seattle); adobe theatre company (New York); Our Backs to the Wall Players (Las Vegas).
  • Dick Piston: Prague-nosis! (2001) - Theatre Conspiracy (Fort Myers).
  • The UnXmas Story (2001) - C'est Destine (Chicago).
  • Anger Box (2003) - Cherry Red Productions (Washington DC); Green Thursday Theatre Project (Tucson); TheatreZone (Boston).
  • Marley's Ghost (2003) - Circle X Theatre Company (Los Angeles); Rogue Theatrics (Columbus).
  • Romeo & Julius [Caesar] (2004) a new play by William Shakespeare & Jeff Goode - Washington Shakespeare Company (Washington DC).
  • Your Swash Is Unbuckled (2007) - Rage Theatrics (Iowa City).
  • Dick Piston: Murder By Midnight (2007) - Reality Aside Theatre Company (New York).
  • Love Loves a Pornographer (2007) - Circle X Theatre Company (Los Angeles).
  • Seven Santas (2007) - Bailiwick Repertory Theatre (Chicago); Ensemble Productions (Minneapolis); Open Fist Theatre Company (Los Angeles); Chico Cabaret (Chico); Renaissance Theatre (Huntsville).
  • Dick Piston: Cosmetic Perjury (2008) – Grande Prairie Live Theatre (Grande Prairie).
  • Savin’ Up for Saturday Night (2009) by Jeff Goode & Richard Levinson – Sacred Fools Theater Company (Los Angeles).
  • Yes, Svetlana, There is a Grandfather Frost (2009) – Studio Roanoke (Roanoke).
  • Dick Piston: Prosthesis: Murder! (2010) – Mill Mountain Theatre (Roanoke).
  • The Emancipation of Alabaster McGill (2011) – SkyPilot Theatre Company (Los Angeles).

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