Early plays
Kiss of the Gallery Guard is a comedy about how different people find different meanings in the same painting and at different times in their lives.
Golden Soil delved into the consequences of the Australian Wheat Board’s negotiations with the Iraqi regime. Who was outsmarting who?
Indian Embrace, about the Bhopal industrial accident, was produced by Nautanki Theatre Company at the Riverside Theatre, and again in Adelaide by the South Australian Indian Association.
It’s OK to Ask is a short monologue for a paraplegic. It has been produced three times, the last in 2023 at the Lake Macquarie Play Festival, Rachael May Cook winning Best Actor.
Future Seekers begins with a Russian prisoner during the Revolution, moves to a Vietnam War objector and then to an Australian Olympian - traversing time and place.
On Their Pedestals is a short conversation between Brahma, Buddha and Jesus. They stand on the pedestals created for them by their devotees, discussing the pros and cons of being treated as Gods.
In 2008 Carol Dance wrote and produced Spiral of Love at The Old Fitz Theatre in Wooloomooloo.
In this scene-based story the child of the couple in one scene becomes the main character in the next scene and so on, into the future.