Love Clump

March 25 - April 2, 1993
At the Ontological Theater as part of the Obie-award winning Blueprint Series

July 2 - 3, 1994
At HERE Performance Space as part of the 1994 American Living Room Series

September 30 - August 1, 1994
At the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, as part of the Bradford Area Creative and Performing Arts Center Arts in Education series, Bradford, PA

Produced by
Hangdog Theater

Written, directed, scored, and
choreographed by
Robert Cucuzza

Developed by
Robert Cucuzza, Greg Stuhr and Jennifer Woodward

Performed by
Sally Eberhardt (at HERE and Bradford)
Greg Stuhr (at the Ontological)
Mike Rubens (at HERE and Bradford)
Jon Patrick Walker (at the Ontological)
Jennifer Woodward

Stage Manager
Alicia Cheng (HERE/Bradford)
Sound Design by
Steven Ford Riley
Lighting Consultant
Anne de Mare (HERE)
Light Board Operator
Sally Eberhardt (Ontological/Bradford)
Sound Board Operator
Jon Patrick Walker (Ontological)

Description:
Boy, is John is lonely–so lonely that he resorts to dressing up a pillow in a bra and panties and pretending it's his one true love. Then (joy of all joys!) he sees Jane. They fall for each other hard and rush through courting, right into sex, then marriage, a child and ultimately disgust with the whole shebang. Love Clump is a relationship speed-through–thirteen sharp scenes that trace a relationship from its ecstatic beginnings right on through to an undesired but ultimate acceptance of the foibles of a partner. Love Clump reveals both the earth-shattering joys and the earth-shattering sadnesses of a lifetime's worth of love.