It's a world premiere; it's a homecoming; it's two events in
one.  Actor/comedian/director Robert Wuhl is back at his alma
mater, the University of Houston School of Theatre and Dance,
helming the premiere of his first play, "Hit-Lit."  The comedy
centers on an ambitious book editor determined to create the
next best-seller by hiring a presumed hit man to write his life
story. Co-directed by Steve Wallace, director of the theater
school, the workshop production plays through Saturday at the
Jose Quintero Theatre.  Professional guest actors Karis Danish,
Adam Harrington and Richard Hollis play the leads, with theater
students in other roles. Following its UH run, "Hit-Lit" will
play New York's Queens Theatre in the Park in March, with
Wallace and Wuhl again directing.  Perhaps best known as the
star (and writer) of the HBO series "Arli$$," Wuhl also is
recognized for his many featured roles in such films as "Bull
Durham," "Good Morning, Vietnam" and "Batman."  Q: After your
extensive film and TV experience, wh