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Stage Three Workshop Series presents Dan Sklar's Hack License

New York City cab driver, Maryanne Hobson, is a cheerful and enthusiastic twenty-two year old with dreams and expectations for her life. She can bring peace to a bad situation with her elegant wisdom, honesty, and listening skills. People find themselves making significant life choices in her taxi cab while she waits expectantly for 'the man' to hail her cab whom she will know as her true love.

Stage Three is a theater lab experience designed to promote the development of new works. A workshop production is full-scale, but not a premier. The selected plays have preliminarily been presented at the Writers & Actors, Ink forum at TASN, and secondarily as staged readings through The North Shore Readers Theater Collaborative at TASN.

Author, Dan Sklar teaches creative writing at Endicott College in Beverly Massachusetts and is a published writer of plays, poems, and short stories. He has had plays produced at La Ma Ma Experimental Theater Club in New York City, Playwright's Platform, The Boston Theater Marathon at The Calderwood Pavilion in Boston, Massachusetts and at The Firehouse Center for the Arts in Newburyport.