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From acclaimed Author and Playwright Daniel Damiano (The Woman in the Sun Hat, Day of the Dog) comes this gripping second novel. Set in 1913 France, Edmond de Capitoir is the Chief Executioner - content with a relatively solitary life, aided by his own introverted nature. However, his persona is tested by a developing attraction to a young patisserie clerk in Versailles - an attraction that becomes further challenged by his sudden notoriety. G...

This assemblage of three acclaimed plays by Award-Winning Playwright Daniel Damiano (Day of the Dog) is the first such collection of his work, and is an exemplary showcase for Damiano's sharp ear for dialogue and the range, depth and nuance of his characters, blending humor with deep emotional resonance. While the plays in this collection may differ somewhat stylistically, they are united in being character-based works with a strong social ...

On March 12th, 2020, much of the normality as we knew it in New York City would abruptly become a thing of the past. On March 19th, acclaimed Playwright, Poet and Novelist Daniel Damiano would begin writing a poem a day. Some poems would reflect the news of the day in various ways, while others would contain more personal revelations. Collectively, they are intended to reflect a perspective of an era that we will likely not soon forget.

Peggy Bubone is the envy of the Cold River, Long Island social scene: wife to a respected dermatologist, mother to two handsome children, and newly hired Literature teacher at a prestigious local high school, ...before a knock on her classroom door turns her world upside down with the shocking news of her husband's arrest. With her and her children soon ostracized and homeless, she embarks on a humorous yet harrowing journey, which ultimately ...

Editor's Pick: "DAY OF THE DOG, an absorbing play." Judith Newmark, Saint Louis Post Dispatch "…the real star of the evening is Daniel Damiano's text. His voice is distinct and refreshing with a tone that reminds me of an Edward Albee with a bit more rooting in reality. …A playwright to watch." Greg Solomon, Theatre is Easy "The show hits the ground running and doesn't stop for what is a riveting two hours. …the work is virtually flawless, as ...