professor of playwriting. Personal life Rebeck is married, residing with her husband, Jess Lynn, and two children, Cooper and Cleo in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Three Girls and their Brother is dedicated to both Cooper and Cleo. Works Plays Her other work as a playwright includes: Full-length Mad House (West End, 2022) Bernhardt/Hamlet (Broadway, 2018) What We're Up Against (2017) Seared (2016) The Nest (2016) Dead Accounts (2012) Seminar (2011) Poor Behavior (2011) O Beautiful (2011), written for the professional actors at the University of Delaware The Understudy (2007) Mauritius (2007) Our House (2009) The Scene (2006) The Water's Edge (2006) The Bells (2005) Omnium Gatherum (2003) (co-written with Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros) Bad Dates (2003) Dollhouse (2000) The Butterfly Collection (2000) Abstract Expression (1998) View of the Dome (1996) Sunday on the Rocks (1994, Final version – 1996) The Family of Mann (1994) Loose Knit (1992) Spike Heels (1990, Final version – 1992) One Acts Mary, Mother of God, Intercede for Us (2006) Aftermath (2005) Off Base (2005) How We Get to Where We're Going (2004) Train to Brooklyn (2003) Deliver Me (2003) The Actress (2002) Art Appreciation (2002) Funeral Play (2001) Josephina (2001) First Day (2000) Walk (1999) Great To See You (1998) The Contract (1997) Katie and Frank (1996) Does This Woman Have a Name? (1993) What We Are Up Against (1992) Candy Heart (1992) Drinking Problem (1991) Big Mistake (1991) Sex with the Censor (1990) The Bar Plays (1990) Television For her work on NYPD Blue, Rebeck was awarded a Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award and a Writers Guild of America award for Episodic Drama. Canterbury's Law Smith Law & Order: Criminal Intent Third Watch Maximum Bob Total Security American Dreamer L.A. Law Dream On Brooklyn Bridge Smash Film Her work as a screenwriter (or story writer) includes: Catwoman Gossip Harriet the Spy Seducing Charlie Barker Sunday on the Rocks Trouble (also director) The 355 Fiction I'm Glad About You (2016) Twelve Rooms with a View (2011) Three Girls and Their Brother: A Novel by Theresa Rebeck (2009) Non-fiction "Free Fire Zone: A Playwright's Adventures on the Creative Battlefields of Film, TV, and Theater" (2007) Bibliography References External links Who's Who entry from Playbill Channeling Theatre: A Chat with Theresa Rebeck, a January 2004 Playbill article Her Notre Dame study theatre work in the late 1970s, from the university's website Theresa Rebeck at Random House Theresa Rebeck: "I