<DIV><p>“[<I>Our Late Night</I> is] a short play, but a savage one...Neurosis, panic and sexual surreality underlie Shawn's startling vision of New Yorkers at play.”—<I>Guardian</I></p> <p>Wallace Shawn's OBIE Award-winning, never before published <I>Our Late Night</I> premiered in New York in 1975 under direction of André Gregory, and was revived in London in 1999 under direction of Caryl Churchill. <I>A Thought in Three Parts</I>—currently out of print—created an uproar with its 1977 London premiere, investigated by the vice squad for its allegedly pornographic content.</p> <p> <b>Wallace Shawn</b> is a noted actor and writer. His politically charged and controversial plays include <I>Aunt Dan and Lemon</I>, <I>The Designated Mourner</I>, and <I>The Fever</I>.</p></DIV>