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Charles Grippo is an American playwright/author/producer.[1][2] His plays have been produced in multiple states throughout America, including Illinois, Indiana, New York, and California. He is best known for his plays, Sex Marks the Spot[3][4][5][6][7][8][9] and When Angels Wept[10][11] When Angels Weptis based on the 1958 fire at the Our Lady of the Angels Catholic School, in which ninety two children and three nuns died. He also wrote the books Stage Producer's Business and Legal Guide[12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]Seating Capacity and Business and Legal Forms for the Theater[21].

References

  1. ^ Grippo, Charles. "Charles Grippo's Website". CharlesGrippo.org.
  2. ^ Contemporary Authors (Volume 235 ed.). Thomson Gale. 2005. pp. 175–177. ISBN 0-7876-7864-3.
  3. ^ Grippo, Charles. "Official Website". SexMarkstheSpot.net.
  4. ^ TheatreinChicago. "Sex Marks the Spot - Play Details". TheatreinChicago.com.
  5. ^ Thompson, Zac. "Sex Marks the Spot - Review". Chicago Reader.
  6. ^ Hewitt, Aggie. "REVIEW: Sex Marks the Spot (New Lincoln Theatre) Even a farce needs to be sincere". Chicago Theater Beat.
  7. ^ McAleavey, Marc (October 2, 2002). "Sex Marks the Spot - Review". Nuovo. Indianoplis: 28.
  8. ^ Pease, Ida M. (August 2000). "Review - "SEX MARKS SPOT-SUPERB"". Cortland Standard.
  9. ^ Ahern, Sheila (June 19, 2000). "Review "Sex Marks the Spot Filled with Slapstick, Shock Humor"". Frankfort Times. Indiana.
  10. ^ Broadwayworld. "New Lincoln Theatre Presents WHEN ANGELS WEPT 9/14-10/27". Broadwayworld.com.
  11. ^ Hayford, Justin. "When Angels Wept - Review". Chicago Reader.
  12. ^ Grippo, Charles. "The Stage Producer's Business and Legal Guide". Amazon.com.
  13. ^ Jarvis, Robert M.; Chaikelson, Steven E.; Corcos, Christine A.; Edmonds, Edmund P.; Garon, Jon M.; Ghosh, Shubha; Henslee, William D.; Kende, Mark S.; Palmer, Charles A.; Schultz, Nancy L.; Scordaro, Marin R.; White, Libby A. (2004). Theater Law Cases and Materials. Carolina Academic Press. p. 170. ISBN 0-89089-246-6.
  14. ^ Helm, Lynn (February 2003). "The Stage Producer's Business and Legal Guide - Review". Business in Broward. Broward, Florida: 30.
  15. ^ Bernier, Richard (May 2003). "The Stage Producer's Business and Legal Guide - Review". Dramatics: 35.
  16. ^ Ewald, Laura A. (November 15, 2002). "The Stage Producer's Business and Legal Guide - Review". Library Journal: 73.
  17. ^ Kenrick, John (2006). The Complete Idiot's Guide to Amateur Theatricals. Penguin. p. 347.
  18. ^ Peithman, Stephen (May 2003). "The Stage Producer's Business and Legal Guide - Review". Stage Directions: 61.
  19. ^ Kaplan, Carol M. (2014). Final.pdf "Once More Into the Breach, Dear Friends:Broadway Dramatists, Hollywood Producers, And the Challenge of Conflicting Copyright Norms" (PDF). Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law. 16:2:297. Vanderbilt University School of Law: 300. {{cite journal}}: Check |url= value (help)
  20. ^ "Review - "The Stage Producers Business and Legal Guide"". Bookwatch: 24. February 2004.
  21. ^ Grippo, Charles. "Business and Legal Forms for Theater, Second Edition". Amazon.com.
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