 The 1980–1981 season consisted of Doric Wilson's "Forever After", Joel Schwartz's "Power Lines", Noel Grieg's "The Dear Love of Comrades", Harvey Fierstein's "The International Stud", Victor Bumbalo's "Kitchen Duty" and "American Coffee", and Arch Brown's "News Boy".Theatre Rhinoceros also opened its studio theater during this season with Cal Yeomans' "The Line Forms to the Rear" and Dan Curzon's "Beer and Rhubarb Pie", and hired its third full-time employee, Raleigh Waugh, as Technical Director.The 1981–1982 season opened with C.D.