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David Scott Milton Biography (1934-)

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"I am obsessed by man and his condition: his dreams, his frailties, his bravery, his foolishness. I loathe ideologues, shy away from systems, dislike technocrats, shun those intellectuals possessing thought without wisdom. We are all here for a pathetically short span; we are dust. Greatness is fleeting; deeds are transitory. We must respect and acknowledge each other on this shortride from dark into dark. It is a funhouse ride and we only take it once."

Nationality

American

Gender

Male

Occupation

playwright

Birth Details

September 15, 1934

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Famous Works

• Plays, Produced
• Metaphysical Cop (oneact), Off Center, NY, 1967; Scraping Bottom (one-act), New York Theatre Ensemble, 1968; Duet for Solo Voice(oneact), American Place, NY, 1970; Bread, American Place, 1974; Duet, Golden, NY, 1975; Skin, Odyssey, Los Angeles, CA, 1981.
• Screenplays
• Born To Win, 1971.
• Screenplays, Unproduced
• Kool-Aid Kelly, Cat in the Bag, Get the Police.
• Television
• Notes on a Passport: Peggy Stuart Coolidge in Asia, 1969; Adaptation of David Hare's Knuckle, 1975.
• Novels
• The Quarterback, 1970; Paradise Road, 1974; Kabbalah, 1980; Skyline, 1982.
• Theatre-Related Career
• Senior lecturer in Drama. University of Southern California, 1977-83.