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Dorothy Fortenberry-Yale Cabaret: Bicycling for Ladies (music by Colin Wambsgans, directed by Becca Wolff), We're Celebrities, We're Just Not Famous Yet (directed by Becca Wolff) and the solo piece Paint Show (Yale Cabaret - Going Public; Carlotta Festival ‘07 - Speaking Our Minds). Yale School of Drama: Bibles and Candy (directed by Mike Donahue), After the Flood (directed by Shana Cooper). Other productions include Burned Over (directed by Catherine Osborne, Journeyman Productions, NYC) and Theory of Everything (directed by Nicole Ruskin, Vital Theatre, NYC). In addition to writing, she has served for two years as an Artistic Associate of the Yale Cabaret. Ms. Fortenberry has taught playwriting in Washington, DC and New Haven, CT, and is a 2003 and 2005 winner of the Larry Neal Writers Award from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. Good Egg received a reading at Arena Stage in January.  Her play Bibles and Candy received a reading in March from Studio 42 in NYC.