Dorothy Parker's Room Enough For Two - The Musical Album is a collection of all original songs featured in the One Woman Show written and performed by Terrie Frankel. This tour de force depicts the life of the highest paid female writer during the 1920's and 1930's - earning $5,200 per week writing screenplays in Hollywood. This Academy Award nominated screenwriter (A Star Is Born) also founded the Algonquin Round Table, The Screenwriters Guild and The Anti-Nazi League. A casualty of the McCarthy Era Communist Scare Blacklisting, Dorothy Parker returned to her roots in New York City and died penniless in the 1960's. From the opening song, "Room Enough For Two", through the humorous "I Blew It All", to "Fashionably Black List", to "Opening Night on Broadway", "Hollywood Holidays", "The Telephone Song" (after Parker's famed short story, The Telephone Call) to the energetic "Live While You Can", this album of all original music depicts Dorothy Pa...