David Cale

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David Cale (born David Egleton) is an English-American playwright, actor, and songwriter, best known for his solo performance works.

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The Challenge of a Monologue in the First Person
The Offbeat Odyssey of David Cale
he changed his name and moved to New York City in 1979—a decision that, as he later described in his play ''We're Only Alive for a Short Amount of Time'', was m
David Cale Reaches New Heights in Autobiographical ''We're Only Alive for a Short Amount of Time''
== Playwright and solo performer == In 1986, Cale made his solo stage debut at New York's PS 122 with ''The Redthroats'', playing a semi-autobiographical charac
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David Cale's 'Smooch Music'
Nathanson also composed and performed music for Cale's next play, ''Deep in a Dream of You'', a series of character monologues that Cale described as "the first
A Dream World Where Passion Rules
His next collection of character sketches, ''Somebody Else's House'', included pieces that focused on homosexuality more directly than Cale had done before, whi
Escape the Box
THEATER REVIEW; Finding the Mystery in the Mundane
Obie Awards 99
David Cale Spins a Luminous Tale of Lost Love in 'Lillian'
Cale's Duet ''Betwixt'' Opens Off-Broadway, March 30
The New Group (naked) Launches with David Cale's ''A Likely Story'', Dec. 1
Floyd and Clea Under the Western
Floyd and Clea Under the Western Sky
Outer Critics Circle
Outer Critics Circle
90 Minutes Isn't Long Enough For Excellent 'Blue Album'
With David Cale's ''Palomino'', the KC Rep Scores Again
David Cale's Palomino Workhorse
Palomino - Theater Review
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Full Disclosure: David Cale in Fluffing for Beginners
Audible and 'Harry Clarke' Remade David Cale's Career
Lortel Archives
The ''Chicago Tribune'' wrote that Cale "has been working his whole life toward this one show" and called it "deeply personal, indisputably courageous, frequent
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Theater Review: Having Fun with Care for the Old
Obie Awards 96
He has since appeared in more than 20 films, as well as TV roles, including Ed Harris' 2000 biopic Pollock and James Gray (director)|James Gray's 2008 romantic
Storyteller Cuts Deep to the Heart

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