Works by
George C. Wolfe
(Director, Playwright, Writer)
[1954 - ]

• Paradise (1985)

• The Colored Museum (1986)
  The Colored Museum has electrified, discomforted, and delighted audiences of all colors, as it re-defines our ideas of what it means to be black in the 1980's.  It's eleven "exhibits" cut the stilted legs out from under black stereotypes old and new, and return to the facts of what being black means.

• Shackles (1988)

• Spunk (1989)
  Adaptation of three Zora Neale Hurston stories.

• Two by George C. Wolfe: The Colored Museum & Spunk -- Three Tales by Zora Neale Hurston Adapted by George C. Wolfe (1991)

• Jelly's Last Jam (1993), Susan Birkenhead, ed.
  Musical focusing on the life of jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton.

• Joseph Papp Public Theatre, New York Shakespeare Festival (1996) with Savion Glover (Author)
  Joseph Papp Public Theatre, New York Shakespeare Festival, George Wolfe, producer, artisticproducer, Rosemarie Tichler, executivedirector, Laurie Beckelman, exectiveproducer, Joey Parnes presents Savion Glover in Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk

See also:

• Broadway At Home! (Architectural Digest, November 1995) (1995), Michael Wallaeger, ed.
  William Ivy, Cy Coleman, Patti LuPone, Jon Robin Baitz, Betty Comden, Tony Walton, George C. Wolfe, Richard Rodgers, George Gershwin, Moss Hart, and more.

• Pleasure: The Architecture and Design of Rockwell Group (2002)
  Rockwell Group turns dreams into space. From steel and stone, color and light, Rockwell Group creates environments that are at once destinations and a means of transport: to new worlds, new experiences. Rockwell Group has crafted a vital form of vernacular architecture and design, one that crackles with the kinetic energy of the avant-garde, the shimmer of Hollywood, the sensual mystery of a far-off, yet somehow familiar, place. With projects such as the Kodak Theatre, a masterful pairing of technology and spectacle worthy of the Academy Awards; the Mohegan Sun casino, a dazzling scenescape of myth and wonder; and the Children's Hospital at Montefiore, where learning and discovery help advance the healing process; Rockwell Group has garnered accolades for a signature design strategy that seduces, entertains, informs, and inspires. Pleasure is the first book to examine the theaters, hotels, stadiums, restaurants, casinos, and other spaces across the country that have positioned Rockwell Group as one of America's most influential, acclaimed, and popular firms.
  
  Including essays by Kurt Andersen, Paola Antonelli, Arnold Aronson, Raul A. Barreneche, Michael Bierut, Paul Goldberger, Gael Greene, Reed Kroloff, Todd Oldham, Chee Pearlman, Irwin Redlener, M.D., George C. Wolfe, Richard Saul Wurman
  
  Featured projects include: Nobu, Vong, Ruby Foo's, Michael Jordan's The Steak House N.Y.C., Animator's Palate, Chambers, W New York and W Union Square, Children's Hospital at Montefiore, Jersey Gardens, Cirque du Soleil, Kodak Theatre, Coca-Cola Skyfield, Mohegan Sun Casino & Resort

• Invitation to the Party: Building Bridges to the Arts, Culture and Community (2005) by Donna Walker-Kuhne