Hal Corley is an American television writer and playwright. He was Associate Head Writer for '' All My Children'' and ''
As The World Turns
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'', for which he won five
Daytime Emmy Awards
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Seattle Repertory Theatre
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Walnut Street Theatre
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Alliance Theatre
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Source
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, Stageworks/Hudson, Los Angeles' New American Theatre, and Ontario's Flush Ink. Three full-length scripts, ''Easter Monday'', ''Mama and Jack Carew'', and ''ODD'', are published by
Samuel French
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/Concord Theatricals. His ''Fanny Otcott'', an adaptation of a sketch by
Thornton Wilder
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, is published by YouthPLAYS; his ''Treed'' is in Playscripts' ''Great Short Plays Volume 10''; and his ''Dolor'' is included in Applause's ''Best American Short Plays'' for 2014-2015. His work is excerpted in Smith & Krause's ''Best Stage Scenes of 2008'' and ''Best Men's/Women's Stage Scenes and Monologues of 2011'', ''222 More Comedy Monologues'' (2017), and in Samuel French's ''Exceptional Monologues 2''. He is a member of the
Dramatists Guild
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and the
Writers Guild of America, East
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