(Continued from St. Michael's Day 2010 and Groundhog Day 2011)
From an obituary of playwright Doric Wilson in this afternoon's online New York Times—
In the early 1960s Mr. Wilson was one of the first resident playwrights at Caffe Cino— a coffeehouse considered by many to be the original Off Off Broadway performance space— on Cornelia Street in Greenwich Village. Four productions by Mr. Wilson were staged there in 1961. Among them were “And He Made a Her,” in which Eve, of Adam and Eve, discovers that men objectify women, and “Now She Dances,” a caustic reshaping of Oscar Wilde’s trials for “gross indecency” in the 1890s as the story of Salome and John the Baptist….
Related material— Salome in this journal.
See also "Braids" from the date of Wilson's death.