Steven I. "Steve" Robman (born September 27, 1944) is an American
television
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Los Angeles, California
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(1962),
University of California, Berkeley
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(1966), and the
Yale School of Drama
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(1973).
He has been married to actress
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New York City
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from 1980 to 1982. He has also staged plays at the
Manhattan Theatre Club
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Playwrights Horizons
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Long Wharf Theatre
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Arena Stage
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Yale Repertory Theatre
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, and the
Goodman Theatre
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. He has directed over 100 hours of television, including dramatic and comedy series as well as movies-of-the-week.
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Relative Chaos
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Picking Up & Dropping Off
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The O.C.
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Gilmore Girls
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Boston Public
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American Dreams
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The Audrey Hepburn Story
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The Sons of Mistletoe
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Dawson's Creek
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Party of Five
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L.A. Law
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Brand New Life
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Sweet Justice
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Silver Spoons
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Family Ties
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Hull High
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Uncommon Women and Others
''Uncommon Women and Others'' (1977), is the first play by noted 20th-century American playwright Wendy Wasserstein.
Production history
The play was initially produced at Yale University in 1975, as Wasserstein's master's thesis.
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References
* "Steven Robman." ''Contemporary Theatre, Film, and Television''. Vol. 90.
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