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Novelist, playwright and producer, Clarke is the author of five works of fiction, including "Intimate Chaos," "Tainted Destiny," and "Losing Control." She has penned three stage plays, including "Intimate Chaos," which has been produced multiple times in various states and most recently translated to Spanish for a production in Puerto Rico. The Spanish production of “Intimate Chaos” was nominated for Best Play in the 6th annual festival del Tercer Amore. Another original play by Clarke, "Asylum," was a featured production of the 2012 Downtown Urban Theatre Festival in New York City where it took home the Audience Award and was runner up for Best Play! In addition to novels and stage plays, she has written two erotic vignettes and one non-fiction ebook entitled "Love and Marriage: The Gay and Lesbian Guide to Dating and Romance." Her latest work, "The Beautiful People," is a short story series exclusively for ereaders (2011).

Clarke has been featured in Curve Magazine, the nation's bestselling lesbian magazine, The Princeton Packet, Philadelphia Gay News (PGN), About.com, Out IN Jersey magazine, Burlington County Times, Phillyburbs.com, 247gay.com as well as Crain's New York Business newspaper. Her opinion columns have been featured by the National Black Justice Coalition. Her editorial work has appeared in About Magazine, GayWired.com and on 247gay.com.

She resides in southern New Jersey with her wife, Monica Bey-Clarke, who is also her business partner for My Family!, a retail and publishing company geared toward LGBT-headed families.

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Pride Films and Plays Announces Five Finalists in the 2016 LezPlay Contest

Pride Films and Plays is delighted to announce the results of our 2016 LezPlay Contest. From nearly three dozen entries, five finalists have been selected to receive staged readings of their scripts during LezPlay Weekend, which runs October 7-9 at the Hoover-Leppen Theatre of Center on Halsted in Chicago.
Pride Films and Plays Announces Five Finalists in the 2016 LezPlay Contest

Pride Films and Plays is delighted to announce the results of our 2016 LezPlay Contest. From nearly three dozen entries, five finalists have been selected to receive staged readings of their scripts during LezPlay Weekend, which runs October 7-9 at the Hoover-Leppen Theatre of Center on Halsted in Chicago.
Downtown Urban Theater Festival Names KINGDOM COME Best Play

The musical KINGDOM COME, written by New York-based Matthew Osceola Webster, won BEST PLAY at the 10thAnniversary season of the Downtown Urban Theater Festival (DUTF).
Downtown Urban Theater Festival 2012 Celebrates 10th Anniversary Season

Downtown Urban Theater Festival (DUTF) returns for a 10th Anniversary season at its inaugural stage at HERE in SoHo, Manhattan, NYC.
Downtown Urban Theater Festival Celebrates 10th Anniversary With 15 New Plays

The Downtown Urban Theater Festival (DUTF) launches "NEXT STOP: Downtown for Real Theater!" campaign for its 10th Anniversary season and features '15 writers from America's burgeoning multicultural landscape from Los Angeles to New York City who have come to share their stories that interpret our history and our times.'
Downtown Urban Theater Festival 2012 Celebrates 10th Anniversary Season

Downtown Urban Theater Festival (DUTF) returns for a 10th Anniversary season at its inaugural stage at HERE in SoHo, Manhattan, NYC.
ROOST Wins Top Honors At Philly Urban Theater Festival

The Philly Urban Theater Festival (PUTF) kicked off its inaugural season at the Adrienne Theater in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square and featured 14 theatrical works written by Kash Goins (VI Degrees and VII Deadly Sins), Tiffany Joyner (Apologies are for The Living), Race Brown (Cold), Briana Cannon (The Gentle Cycle of Dirty Laundry), Kareem Rogers (Twice Loved), Donja R. Love (The Nigga Files), Shenille Melton (When the Smoke Cleared), Cheril N. Clarke (Intimate Chaos), Jamila Capitman and Heather Thomas (Love Queens Who Suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), Lee Colston (Roost), Karen Waller-Martin (Director of the only non-original piece in the festival, The Colored Museum by George C. Wolfe), Tiffany Wilson (Shaking the Truth Loose), and Andre N. Jones (Verbalized Ink).
Philly Urban Theater Festival Runs 9/20-10/10

August Wilson, Lorraine Hansberry, Langston Hughes. These were the names that easily rolled off of the tongue when you thought of the African-American playwright. However, now in the Tyler Perry generation, you struggle to find African-americans who have knowledge of those playwrights let alone more recent ones such as Lynn Nottage and Anna Deavere- Smith. Fortunately, the times are a-changing.
Philly Urban Theatre Festival Brings African American Playwrights To Philadelphia 9/20

August Wilson, Lorraine Hansberry, Langston Hughes, and James Baldwin. There was once a time that these were the names to roll easily off of the tongue when considering the contemporary African-American playwright.
Philly Urban Theater Festival Runs 9/20-10/10

August Wilson, Lorraine Hansberry, Langston Hughes. These were the names that easily rolled off of the tongue when you thought of the African-American playwright. However, now in the Tyler Perry generation, you struggle to find African-americans who have knowledge of those playwrights let alone more recent ones such as Lynn Nottage and Anna Deavere- Smith. Fortunately, the times are a-changing.
Philly Urban Theatre Festival Brings African American Playwrights To Philadelphia 9/20

August Wilson, Lorraine Hansberry, Langston Hughes, and James Baldwin. There was once a time that these were the names to roll easily off of the tongue when considering the contemporary African-American playwright.
Philly Urban Theater Festival Runs 9/20-10/10

August Wilson, Lorraine Hansberry, Langston Hughes. These were the names that easily rolled off of the tongue when you thought of the African-American playwright. However, now in the Tyler Perry generation, you struggle to find African-americans who have knowledge of those playwrights let alone more recent ones such as Lynn Nottage and Anna Deavere- Smith. Fortunately, the times are a-changing.

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