• LEAVING (music video, 21 mb file size)

• MAY (music video, 23 mb file size)

• BROTHER (music video, 22 mb file size)

• VIOLET AVENUE (music video, 23 mb file size)

• SECOND SIGHT (music video, 12.5 mb file size)

SONGS:
Songs in MP3 format by Joe Doran can be found at Soundclick.com

BOOKS & PLAYS:
These works are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.  Joe Doran's plays have been performed by theatre groups around the country.  Most recently, his Specter radio plays won a 2005 regional competition via TheatreBC in Canada.

Printed editions of Joe's books can be purchased at lulu.com

• LYING FALLOW & PERMANENT THINGS (Stage Plays; RATED R) These two plays by Joe Doran offer powerful, unsettling theatre experiences. LYING FALLOW tells the tale of Jack Willow, a violent felon trying to work a farm with his pregnant wife in the spring of 1975. When Jack’s unbalanced cousin shows up, things quickly spin out of control... 
     PERMANENT THINGS When the daughter of a movie icon goes backstage to meet an actor, a promising script by a blackballed playwright acts as the catalyst in a test of wills. Doran raises a series of questions about the motivations of artists and the limits of their creations.

• THE SPECTER RADIO PLAYS A throw-back to golden age radio, but oh-so politically incorrect, Joe Doran’s The Specter has won fans wherever it plays. Get ready for chills and laughs as Jack Tollman and company hold the line on evil, and try even harder to avoid being on the wrong end of a riposte... Originally produced by High Window Radio Theatre, The Specter radio plays have been performed by theatre groups across the US. The show has aired via Western Public Radio, and was featured at the TheatreBC Mainstage 2005 Festival in Nanaimo, Canada.

• RADIO CLASSICS These original radio plays and adaptations of classics make for enjoyable reading or performing. Works include Rappaccini's Daughter, A Christmas Carol, The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg and Bartleby the Scrivener, plus an original radio play about the kid who invented television, Philo Farnesworth.

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