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TIM
KELLY (1931-1998) was a prolific and successful American writer, with
more than three hundred plays to his credit. His works (which include
comedies, dramas, one-acts, mysteries, melodramas, children's shows and
musicals) have been produced by New York's Studio Ensemble Theatre,
Royal Court Rep, Apple Corps, Manhattan Theatre Club, Los Angeles
Actor's Theatre, Aspen Playwright's Festival, the Seattle Repertory
Company, and countless other theatres around the world. A television
and screenwriter as well, Kelly penned such cult films as Cry
of the Banshee (1970) and Sugar Hill
(1974). Critics may ignore or loathe him, but his influence over amateur
theatre is still felt today. His work continues to be performed
everywhere. Constantly.
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