Writer, director, producer Del Shores may be best known for creating the Theater, Film and Television versions of the cult classic "Sordid Lives," which became Logo TV's biggest hit show - starring Olivia Newton John, Rue McClanahan, Caroline Rhea, Leslie Jordan and Bonnie Bedelia. On August 6 through 9th, his own one-man show Sordid Confessions will make its Provincetown premiere. For tickets please visit www.ptownarthouse.com or call 508-487-9222 for information.
Del Shores first gained fame for writing the award-winning 1987 play "Daddy's Dyin' (Who's Got The Will?)," which ran for two years at Theatre/Theater in Hollywood. The play went on to be produced in over 2,500 theaters worldwide and was released as a film in 1990 with Shores as writer and executive producer, and starring Beau Bridges, Keith Carradine and Beverly D'Angelo. On the opening of his smash-hit fourth play, "Sordid Lives," the Los Angeles Times called Shores "a master of the Texas comedy," as the play went on to run for over a year and win 14 Drama-Logue Theatre Awards. The 1999 film version of the play, written and directed by Shores and starring Olivia Newton-John, Delta Burke, Beau Bridges, Bonnie Bedelia and Leslie Jordan, won numerous film festival awards across the country including the New York Independent Film & Video Festival's Best Film Award and is now available on video.Videos