widow and her daughter, was produced by Abingdon Theatre Company in 2006. The same year, Josephine Tonight was produced by Theatre Building Chicago. Yellen has written numerous op-ed columns for HuffPost, focusing on culture and American politics from a left-wing perspective. Personal life As an undergraduate at Bard College, Yellen met Joan Fuhr. The couple wed after their graduation and have two sons, Nicholas and Christopher. Yellen lives on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Film and television credits Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less (TV movie) - Writer (teleplay) 1990 I'll Take Manhattan (TV mini-series) - Writer (writer) 1987 An Early Frost (TV movie) - Writer (story) 1985 The Phantom of the Opera (1983 TV movie) - Writer (writer) 1983 The Last Giraffe (TV movie) - Writer (writer) 1979 Hallmark Hall of Fame (TV series) - Writer (1 episode, 1976): "Beauty and the Beast" The Adams Chronicles (PBS Series) - Writer 1976 Great Expectations (TV movie) - Writer (writer) 1974 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (TV movie) - Writer (writer) 1973 Oh! Calcutta! - Writer (contributions) 1972 The Iron Horse (TV series) - Writer (1 episode, 1967): "Welcome for the General" 12 O'Clock High (TV series) - Writer (1 episode, 1965): "Target 802" Studio One in Hollywood (TV series) - Writer (1 episode, 1956): "A Day Before Battle" Theatre credits Josephine Tonight (revised five character version) Metro Stage, Written by Sherman Yellen – 2012 December Fools (Original, play) Written by Sherman Yellen – 2006 Josephine Tonight! (Original TBC Chicago studio production of musical) Book and Lyrics by Sherman Yellen - 2006 This Fair World (Original, Musical) Book by Sherman Yellen Say Yes! aka This Fair World (Original, Musical) Book by Sherman Yellen - 2000 Lucky in the Rain (Original, Musical) Book by Sherman Yellen - 1997 Strangers (Original, Play) Written by Sherman Yellen - 1979 Oh! Calcutta! (Revival, Musical, Revue) - Sketch contribution ("Delicious Indignities") by Sherman Yellen - 1976–89 Rex (Original, Musical) - Book by Sherman Yellen - 1976; revised version Toronto Civic Light Opera Company 2010 The Rothschilds (Original, Musical) - Book by Sherman Yellen - 1970-72 Awards Hallmark Award - New Gods for Lovers Christopher Award - Hallmark Hall of Fame ("Beauty and the Beast" episode) Emmy Award - The Adams Chronicles Emmy Award - An Early Frost See also An Early Frost Huffington Post The Environmentalist William Humphrey External links Sherman Yellen papers,