Leslie Lyles

Leslie Lyles is an American stage and screen actor, and a playwright. She also wrote the film Me and Veronica. Her play Cleveland and Half-Way Back played at Ensemble Studio Theatre in February 1987, directed by James Hammerstein. It starred Cynthia Nixon and Keith Reddin as patients who escape from an inpatient mental institution. Critic Mel Gussow described the play as "derivative." Lyles's play A Lifetime of Reasons was presented by All Seasons Theatre Group in the Art-Mart in New York City in January 1999, directed by Shirley Kaplan. The two-act play is about three sisters in a well-off family growing up in Ossining, New York. The first act features the sisters as children, the second act as adults. (Via Wikipedia)