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"Theodora: An Unauthorized Biography" theodora: an unauthorized biography by Jamie Pachino Historians across the ages (, , , , and ) offer up the "expose" of Theodora, the courtesan, actress and eventual Byzantine Empress alternately painted by history as a despot, romantic heroine, revolutionary, and nymphomaniac.

Pachino moves through what Her story–a humble birth, a wild youth, an adulthood sharing the reign of the most powerful man in what was left of the Roman Empire, Justinian–is certainly sexy enough. But playwright Jamie.

Actress, prostitute, eventual empress, Her plays include SPLITTING INFINITY, WAVING GOODBYE, SOME OF THE PEOPLE ALL OF THE TIME, AURORA'S MOTIVE, RACE, THEODORA: AN UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY, FAMOUS FOR FIFTEEN YEARS, and CHILDREN OF CAIN, along with numerous short plays.

Playwright Jamie Pachino\'s Theodora: "Theodora: An Unauthorized Biography" is a funny, involving and thought provoking play by Jamie Pachino. It's the current offering at the Bloomington Playwrights Project.

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Jamie Pachino, author of Bailiwick Repertory’s intriguing and exasperating “Theodora: An Unauthorized Biography,” sets no small goal: She wants to rescue the Byzantine Empress Theodora from.

In Jamie Pachino's hitherto unpublished Bailiwick Repertory. Actress, prostitute, eventual empress, reviled to this day by the Eastern Orthodox church, Theodora is an ideal subject for a play. Her story–a humble birth, a wild youth, an adulthood sharing the reign of the most powerful man in what was left of the Roman Empire, Justinian–is certainly sexy enough. But playwright Jamie [ ].

Jamie Pachino, author of JAMIE PACHINO is an award winning playwright, screenwriter and TV writer with national and international credits. Jamie's plays have been developed, commissioned, and produced by such companies as Steppenwolf, American Conservatory Theatre, Lincoln Center's LCT3, the Roundabout, Hartford Stage, Long Wharf, Northlight, San Jose Rep, the York, Geva, Pasadena Playhouse, and the Women Playwrights.

Jamie Pachino, author of Bailiwick Ms. Pachino's plays include Waving Goodbye (world premiere at Steppenwolf and Naked Eye Theatre companies), the Return to Morality (winner of eight national awards, and produced throughout the country), Aurora's Motive (named one of "Top Ten Productions of the Year" by the Chicago Tribune), and theodora: An Unauthorized Biography.