Molly Louise Shepard

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Molly Louise Shepard
Born	1960 Houston, Texas
Nationality	American
Alma mater	University of Texas at Dallas
Occupation	Author, playwright, screenwriter
Notable work	Tabula Rasa Dog

Molly Louise Shepard is a published dramatic author, Off-Off-Broadway playwright, and produced screenwriter. She received her B.A. in theatre from the University of Texas at Dallas.^{[citation needed]}

Shepard's two-act Southern Gothic piece, Tabula Rasa, was produced by the Judith Shakespeare Company at the Phil Bosakowski Theatre in New York City.^[1] An excerpt from her short play, Dog, was published internationally in Best Men's Monologues of 1998.^[2] Her screenplay of that same piece won a grant from the Irving Community Television Network, went to the , and was featured on PBS Dallas.^{[citation needed]} Shepard's work also has been produced in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Texas,^[3] and New Orleans, Louisiana.^{[citation needed]}

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