Robert Weibezahl

YouTube video by Broken Arts Entertainment Divan Intervention

An audio version of my new short play, DIVAN INTERVENTION, has gone live. Hope you enjoy it!

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#GoodVibesSummer #ArtThatBreaksThrough #AudioDramaPremiere

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Crackerjack audio production of my play OCTOBER SURPRISE. Enjoy!

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Native Stepson Forty years ago tonight, I arrived at LAX with a couple of heavy-laden suitcases and a sorely unformed future. My dear friend Alice and her roommates, Judy and Margaret (themselves soon to become e…

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If we all take a drink everytime Trump bilks the American people for money as we go forward, we'll all be elegible to run the Department of Defense within weeks.

Pleased to announce that monologues from OUT OF THE WOODS, which was part of last year's New Works Festival at Long Beach Shakespeare Company, have been chosen for inclusion in The Best Women's Stage Monologues 2025 and The Best Men's Stage Monologues 2025.

A view of the statue of Isaac Newton through the iron gates of the British Library. The ironwork of the gates spells out 'British Library' in a repeated column.

'Nothing is pleasanter to me than exploring a library'
— Walter Savage Landor

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Here’s the link to the “12 Plays of Christmas” podcast featuring my audio play, “Blitzen Sneezes!” which begins at around the 1:35 mark (95 minutes in). Hope you enjoy all these short holiday treats!

Puccini Died 100 Years Ago. So Did the Great Opera Tradition. A century after his death, the composer of “La Bohème,” “Tosca” and “Madama Butterfly” still dominates the repertoire like no one since.

“Puccini’s modest scope — his gift for what he called his “cosettine,” his “little things” — is what has made his operas instantly approachable across the globe, for newcomers and aficionados alike.”

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Happy Thanksgiving all!

Sure felt bigger than that!