"People
ask me how it feels to write a play. I'll tell you, when you're on a
roll, and the dialog is flowing, and the characters start thinking for
themselves, it gets exciting. Sometimes those little scamps get away
from me, go into strange and uncharted lands where even I don't know
what they'll find. That is writer's heaven"
Please select
a play:
(excerpts from plays & screenplays
by Earl Wettstein, copyright 2009)
 "ADWARZ"
Industrial espionage breaks out in the battle for doughnut domination between a naive ad exec and a win-at-all-costs rival.
 "Kareem,
The Goop, and Me"
A boy discovers an amazing compound that leads to his becoming a huge basketball star, even though he's only 5'5".
 "The
Bystander"
When
you buy a gun do you become responsible to protect your fellow man?
 "The
E Ride"
The story of an ornery, adventurous spinster's love for Italy, and her feisty battles with conservative nursing home care-givers.
 "Hung"
performed at Art Plays, 1999
A
couple meet in an art gallery, each studying a full frontal nude painting.
 "MY
FATHER, THE TIME BOMB!"
In
1942, a young boy struggles with his father, a disabled veteran of WWI,
and with his own awakening hormones.
(2 Acts, 120 minutes)
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