Two Of Us is based on Stanfield-Johnson's screenplay of the same name which had its film release in 2000 and has now made its way to the stage in a production co-written by Mark Stanfield-Johnson, Richard Short, and Barry Sloane. The play imagines what may have taken place during the last time Paul McCartney and John Lennon would see each other, on an unannounced visit from McCartney to Lennon's apartment six years after the Beatles broke up.
See an interview with Stanfield-Johnson about the play, or check out more information about the cast and crew and watch the trailer.
Mark Stanfield-Johnson works as an instructor in the departments of Theatre and English, Linguistics, and Writing Studies at UMD. He received his B.A. in English from Berkeley in 1984. He then got his M.A. in English with a Creative Writing emphasis in 1989 from San Francisco State University. His play debuts September 13th at the Watford Palace Theater in Watford, UK, and is set to run until September 21st.