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Aeschylus, Euripedes, f GREEK TRAGEDY and Other Plays Translated by E. F. Watling, Philip Vellacott, Translated by Alan Sommerstein and David Barrett Shomit Dutta, and Malcolm Heath Also includes The Knights, The Assembly-Women, Edited by Shomit Dutta Peace, and Wealth. Introduction by Simon Goodhill Penguin Classics • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-044951-8 • $12.00 Contains ’ Agamemnon, Sophocles’ Oedi- pus Rex, and ’ . Also includes extracts ARISTOPHANES: The Complete Plays from Aristophanes’ comedy The Frogs and a selection New Translations by Paul Roche from Aristotle’s Poetics. Includes The Clouds, The Wasps, , The Birds, Penguin Classics • 208 pp. • 978-0-14-143936-5 • $15.00 Plutus (Wealth), The Frogs, A Parliment of Women, The Knights, The Acharnians, Peace, and Women at the Thesmophoria Festival. Aeschylus Signet Classics • 320 pp. • 978-0-451-21409-6 • $18.00 THE ORESTEIA f FOUR PLAYS BY ARISTOPHANES Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, Translated by William Arrowsmith, The Eumenides Richmond Lattimore, and Douglas Parker Translated by Robert Fagles Includes The Birds, The Clouds, The Frogs, and Introductory Essay, Notes, Geneology, Lysistrata. and Glossary Written with W. B. Stanford Plume • 624 pp. 978-0-452-00717-8 • $16.00 The Oresteia—the only trilogy in Greek drama that f survives from antiquity—takes on new depth and THE FROGS and Other Plays power in Fagles’ acclaimed modern translation. Revised with an Introduction Includes a critical Introduction to Aeschylus and the and Notes by Shomit Dutta history, ideas, and symbolism in The Oresteia. “Con- Also includes The Wasps and The Poet and the veys more vividly and powerfully than any of the ten Women. TABLE OF competitors I have consulted the eternal power of this Penguin Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-14-044969-3 • $11.00 masterpiece...a triumph.”—Bernard Levin. LYSISTRATA and Other Plays CONTENTS Penguin Classics • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-044333-2 • $12.00 Translated with a New Introduction ANCIENT & THE ORESTEIAN TRILOGY by Alan H. Sommerstein CLASSICAL DRAMA...... 2 Translated by Philip Vellacott Also includes The Acharnians and The Clouds. A collec- tion of comedies revealing the corruscating wit of the SHAKESPEARE ...... 4 Includes Agamemnon, The Choephori, and The Eumenides. great satirist of ancient Greece. In the title play, a band THE SIGNET CLASSICS of women tap into the power of sex in order to end a SHAKESPEARE ...... 4 Penguin Classics • 208 pp. • 978-0-14-044067-6 • $11.00 war. New introductory notes to each play, bibliography, THE PELICAN f SHAKESPEARE ...... 7 THE PERSIANS and Other Plays and a chronology of Aristophanes’ life and work. NEW PENGUIN The Persians/Prometheus Bound/ Penguin Classics • 304 pp. • 978-0-14-044814-6 • $9.00 SHAKESPEARE ...... 8 Seven Against Thebes/The Suppliants f LYSISTRATA RELATED SHAKESPEARE Translated with an Introduction Translated with an Introduction by Douglass Parker TITLES ...... 9 and Notes by Alan H. Sommerstein New Afterword by Judith Fletcher WORLD DRAMA ...... 11 Illuminating the tragic grandeur for which Aeschylus has been celebrated, this fresh translation of The Persians Signet Classics • 144 pp. • 978-0-451-53124-7 • $5.95 AMERICAN DRAMA ...... 16 and Other Plays shows how Aeschylus brought epic sweep to the drama of classical Athens, raising it to the SCENE BOOKS & ORAL Euripides INTERPRETATION ...... 21 status of high art. Penguin Classics • 196 pp. • 978-0-14-044999-0 • $14.00 and Other Plays STAGECRAFT & Translated by Philip Vellacott THE PROFESSIONAL PROMETHEUS BOUND and Other Plays Also includes Ion, The Women of Troy, and Helen. ACTOR ...... 23 Translated by Philip Vellacott Penguin Classics • 246 pp. • 978-0-14-044044-7 • $11.00 Also includes The Suppliants, Seven Against Thebes, CRITICAL REFERENCE ELECTRA and Other Plays WORKS ...... 23 and The Persians. Penguin Classics • 160 pp. • 978-0-14-044112-3 • $12.00 Translated by John Davie ALSO OF INTEREST ...... 25 Introduction and Notes by Richard Rutherford FROM THE PUBLISHER’S “A modern English Euripides that I will gladly share OFFICE ...... 25 Aristophanes, Menander, Plautus, Terence with students and colleagues—and one to which I will f return, often and eagerly, for the wry joys and tragic COLLEGE FACULTY CLASSICAL COMEDY Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Erich Segal perplexities that the ancient playwright holds before INFORMATION us now.”—Robert Fagles. Also includes Suppliant SERVICE ...... 26 Includes Aristophanes’ The Birds, Menander’s The Girl from Samos, Plautus’s The Brothers Menaechmus, and Women, Andromache, Hecabe, and Trojan Women. SCHOOL & PERSONAL Terence’s The Eunuch; prefaces to each comedy, a Penguin Classics • 224 pp. • 978-0-14-044668-5 • $11.00 COPY ORDER FORM ...... 28 chronological table, further reading. EXAMINATION COPY Penguin Classics • 352 pp. • 978-0-14-044982-2 • $16.00 ORDER FORM ...... 29

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 2 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA ANCIENT & CLASSICAL DRAMA Euripides Plautus HERACLES and Other Plays THE POT OF GOLD and Other Plays New Translation by John Davie Translated by E. F. Watling Introduction by Richard Rutherford The Prisoners, The Brothers, Menaechmus, The Swag- “Davie’s translations are outstanding.”—William Allan. gering Soldier, and Pseudolus. Includes Cyclops, Iphigenia Among the Taurians, Ion, Penguin Classics • 272 pp. • 978-0-14-044149-9 • $13.00 and Helen, in addition to the title play. Penguin Classics • 116 pp. • 978-0-14-044725-5 • $11.00 THE ROPE and Other Plays Translated by E. F. Watling MEDEA and Other Plays Also includes Amphitryo, The Ghost, and Three-Dollar-Day. Translated by John Davie Penguin Classics • 288 pp. • 978-0-14-044136-9 • $12.00 Introduction and Notes by Richard Rutherford “Clearly one of the best translations of Euripides I have seen, and largely, I think, because of the fl exibil- Seneca ity of the prose.”—Robert Fagles. Also includes The FOUR TRAGEDIES and OCTAVIA Children of Heracles, Hippolytus, and Alcestis. Translated by E. F. Watling Penguin Classics • 240 pp. • 978-0-14-044929-7 • $12.00 Also includes Phaedra, Oedipus, Thyestes, and The MEDEA and Other Plays Trojan Women. Penguin Classics • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-044174-1 • $14.00 Translated by Philip Vellacott Includes Hecabe, Electra, and Heracles. Penguin Classics • 208 pp. • 978-0-14-044129-1 • $10.00 Sophocles ORESTES and Other Plays THE COMPLETE PLAYS Translated and Introduced by Philip Vellacott Translated by Paul Roche Also includes The Children of Heracles, Andromache, Signet Classics • 608 pp. • 978-0-451-52784-4 • $6.95 The Suppliant Women, The Phoenician Women, and f Iphigenia in Aulis. ELECTRA and Other Plays Penguin Classics • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-044259-5 • $13.00 Translated with a Preface and Notes by David Raeburn THE BACCHAE and Other Plays Introduction by Pat Easterling Translated by Philip Vellacott Includes Women of Trachis, Philoctetes, and Ajax. Also includes Ion, The Women of Troy, and Helen. Penguin Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-14-044-978-5 • $12.00 Penguin Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-14-044044-7 • $11.00 THE OEDIPUS PLAYS OF SOPHOCLES TEN PLAYS Revised and Updated Translation by Paul Roche New Translation by Paul Roche Oedipus the King, Oedipus at Colonus, and Antigone. Includes his ten greatest works: Alcestis, Hippolytus, Includes an appendix, glossary, and notes. Ion, Electra, Iphigenia at Aulis, Iphigenia Among the Plume • 224 pp. • 978-0-452-01167-0 • $14.00 Taurians, Medea, The Bacchae, The Trojan Woman, and The Cyclops. Contains a general introduction, THE THEBAN PLAYS short introductions to each of the plays, and a glos- Translated by E. F. Watling sary of names of people, places, and gods. Includes King Oedipus, Oedipus at Colonus, and Signet Classics • 624 pp. • 978-0-451-52700-4 • $7.95 Antigone. Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-044003-4 • $12.00 THE THREE THEBAN PLAYS: Antigone, Menander Oedipus the King, Oedipus at Colonus PLAYS AND FRAGMENTS Translated by Robert Fagles Translated and Introduced by Norma Miller Introduction and Notes by Bernard Knox Contains all but two of Menander’s surviving plays, Fagles’ lucid modern translation captures the majesty passages attributed to him, and textual notes, includ- of Sophocles’ masterwork, and is enhanced by Knox’s ing the full text of Old Cantankerous (Dyskolos), the insightful Introductions to each play, an essay on the only surviving complete example of New Comedy, as history of the text, extensive notes, bibliography, well as fragments from works including The Girl from genealogy, and glossary. “I know of no better English Samos, The Arbitration, The Rape of the Locks, The version.”—Hugh Lloyd-Jones. Shield, The Sikyonian, The Man She Hated, The Double Penguin Classics • 432 pp. • 978-0-14-044425-4 • $12.00 Deceiver, The Farmer, The Toady, The Harpist, The Hero, The Phantom, The Girl Possessed, and The Girl from Perinthos. Terence Penguin Classics • 272 pp. • 978-0-14-044501-5 • $14.00 THE COMEDIES Translated by Betty Radice Includes The Girl from Andros, The Self-Tormentor, The Eunuch, Phormio, The Mother-in-Law, and The Brothers. Penguin Classics • 400 pp. • 978-0-14-044324-0 • $15.00 Now you can E-MAIL your desk copy request to Penguin Group (USA)’s Academic Marketing Department to save time: academic@penguin. com. Or FAX to: 212-366-2933.

Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 3 SHAKESPEARE THE SIGNET CLASSICS SHAKESPEARE Our Signet Classics Shakespeare Series has been extensively revised during the past ten years. We offer the best of everything—unforgettable works edited by eminent Shakespeare scholars, comprehensive notes on the text, an essay on Shakespeare’s life and times, source material, critical commentaries, extensive bibliographies, and footnotes. And there’s more—The Signet Classics Shakespeare Series is the ONLY paperback series ■ To grow with the times by including both his- ■ To provide more bibliographic listings and more up-to-date torical and thoroughly contemporary critical and relevant listings of pertinent books and articles in the commentary on such issues as feminist, politi- Suggested Reference Section than the competition offers. cal, theatrical, and fi lm interpretations of the ■ To feature essays on the Performance or Stage History of plays—with recent full-length essays by such each play, written by Sylvan Barnet. respected scholars as Frank Kermode, Carolyn ■ To offer printed and online Teacher’s Guides for seven- Heilbrun, Michael Goldman, and Linda Bamber. teen of the most-taught plays.

KING JOHN and HENRY VIII HISTORY Revised Edition Sylvan Barnet HENRY IV, PART I Introduction by William H. Matchett Maynard Mack and S. Schoenbaum Samuel Johnson: From The Plays of ; Donald A. Stauffer: From Shakespeare’s World of Images; Samuel Taylor Coleridge: From H. C. Robinson’s Memo- Harold C. Goddard: From The Meaning of Shakespeare; randa and Seven Lectures; John Dover Wilson: From The Murial St. Clare Byrne: From The Shakespeare Season at... Fortunes of Falstaff; Derek Travers: The Battle Scenes; Stratford-upon-Avon, 1957; Sylvan Barnet: “King John“ on James Winny: From The Player King: A Theme of Shake- Stage; Alan C. Dessen: Deborah Warner’s Stratford-upon- speare’s Histories; Robert Ornstein: From A Kingdom for a Avon Production (1988); Jane Lapotaire: Playing Katherine Stage; Michael Goldman: From Shakespeare and the Ener- in the Vision Scene (4.2) of Henry VIII. gies of Drama; Coppélia Kahn: From Man’s Estate: Mascu- Signet Classics • 512 pp. • 978-0-451-52923-7 • $5.95 line Identity in Shakespeare; Cleanth Brooks and Robert S. Heilman: From Understanding Drama; Sylvan Barnet: RICHARD II “Henry IV, Part I” on the Stage and Screen; T. F. Wharton: Kenneth Muir Interpreting ”1 Henry IV”: Four Productions. Walter Pater: Shakespeare’s English Kings; Richard D. Signet Classics • 284 pp. • 978-0-451-52711-0 • $4.95 Altick: Symphonic Imagery in “Richard II”; Derek Traversi: From Shakespeare from “Richard II” to “Henry V.” Newly HENRY IV, PART II added essays: Samuel Schoenbaum: “Richard II” and the Norman Holland Realities of Power; Kenneth Muir: “Richard II” on Stage and William Hazlitt: From Characters of Shakespeare’s Plays; Screen; Graham Holderness: The Women. Sigmund Freud: From Jokes and Their Relationship to the Signet Classics • 280 pp. • 978-0-451-52719-6 • $5.95 Unconscious; Philip Williams: From The Birth and Death of Falstaff Reconsidered; Harold Jenkins: The Structural Prob- RICHARD III lem in Shakespeare’s “Henry the Fourth”; James L. Calder- Mark Eccles wood: From Metadrama in Shakespeare’s Henriad; Coppélia Charles Lamb: Letter to Robert Lloyd, from Cooke’s “Rich- Kahn: From Man’s Estate: Masculine Identity in Shakespeare; ard the Third,” and from On the Tragedies of Shakespeare, Sidney Homan: “Henry IV, Part II” on Stage and Screen; Considered with Reference to Their Fitness for Stage Rep- Michael Goldman: History-Making in the Heriad. resentation; A. P. Rossiter: Angel with Horns: The Unity of Signet Classics • 192 pp. • 978-0-451-52853-7 • $5.95 “Richard III.” Robert Ornstein: “Richard III”; Mark Eccles: “Richard III” on Stage and Screen; Coppélia Kahn: Myself HENRY V Alone: Richard III and the Dissolution of Masculine Identity. John Russell Brown Signet Classics • 286 pp. • 978-0-451-52695-3 • $5.95 William Hazlitt: From Characters of Shakespeare’s Plays; W. B. Yeats: From Ideas of Good and Evil; E. M. W. Tillyard: From Shakespeare’s History Plays; Jonathan Dollimore and Alan Sinfi eld: From History and Ideology: Instance of “Henry V”; John Russell Brown: “Henry V” on Stage and Screen. Newly Added Essay: Diana E. Henderson “Enter TRAGEDY Queen Isabel”: The Difference It Makes. Signet Classics • 272 pp. • 978-0-451-52690-8 • $4.95 FOUR GREAT TRAGEDIES Introduction by Sylvan Barnet f HENRY VI, Parts I, II, & III , , King Lear, and Othello. Sylvan Barnet Signet Classics • 592 pp. • 978-0-451-52729-5 • $7.95 PART I: Herman Ulrici: From Shakespeare’s Dramatic Art; E. M. W. Tillyard: From Shakespeare’s History Plays; J. P. ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA Brockbank: From The Frame of Disorder—”Henry VI.” Barbara Everett Newly added essays: Phyllis Rackin: Anti-Historians: Wom- Samuel Johnson: From The Plays of William Shakespeare; en’s Roles in Shakespeare’s History; Lawrence B. Ryan: A. C. Bradley: Shakespeare’s “Antony and Cleopatra”; John “Henry VI” on Stage And Television. PART II: Samuel John- F. Danby: “Antony and Cleopatra”: A Shakespearian Adjust- son: From The Plays of William Shakespeare; Sir Barry ment; Janet Adelman: From The Common Liar: An Essay Jackson: On Producing “Henry VI”; J. P. Brockbank: From on “Antony and Cleopatra”; Samuel Schoenbaum: “Antony The Frame of Disorder—”Henry VI”. PART III: Samuel John- and Cleopatra” on Stage and Screen; Marianne Novy: Gen- son: From The Plays of William Shakespeare; J. P. Brock- der and Acting in “Anthony and Cleopatra.” bank: From The Frame of Disorder—”Henry VI”; E. M. W. Signet Classics • 300 pp. • 978-0-451-52713-4 • $4.95 Tillyard: From Shakespeare’s History Plays. Signet Classics • 688 pp. • 978-0-451-52984-8 • $6.95

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 4 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA SHAKESPEARE CORIOLANUS OTHELLO Reuben Brower Alvin Kernan A. C. Bradley: Coriolanus; Wyndham Lewis: From The Lion Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Comments on “Othello”; May- and the Fox; D. A. Traversi: From An Approach to Shake- nard Mack: The Jacobean Shakespeare: Some Observa- speare; Joyce Van Dyke: Making a Scene: Language and tions on the Construction of the Tragedies; Madelon Gholke Gesture in “Coriolanus”; Samuel Schoenbaum: “Corio- Sprengnether: “I wooed thee with my sword”; Shake- lanus” on Stage and Screen; Bruce R. Smith: Sexual Poli- speare’s Tragic Paradigms; Sylvan Barnet: “Othello” on the tics in Coriolanus. Stage and Screen; Marvin Carlson: Othello in Vienna, 1991. Signet Classics • 384 pp. • 978-0-451-52843-8 • $5.95 Signet Classics • 296 pp. • 978-0-451-52685-4 • $4.95 HAMLET ROMEO AND JULIET Sylvan Barnet J. A. Bryant, Jr. Samuel Taylor Coleridge: From The Lectures of 1811- 1812, Samuel Johnson: From The Plays of William Shakespeare; Lecture XII; A. C. Bradley: From Shakespearean Tragedy; Samuel Taylor Coleridge: From The Lectures of 1811-1812, Maynard Mack: The World of Hamlet; Robert Ornstein: Lecture VII; H. B. Charlton: From Shakespearian Tragedy; From The Moral Vision of Jacobean Tragedy; Catherine Michael Goldman: “Romeo and Juliet”: The Meaning of Belsey: From The Subject of Tragedy; Carolyn Heilbrun: Theatrical Experience; Susan Snyder: Beyond Comedy: The Character of Hamlet’s Mother; Sylvan Barnet: “Ham- “Romeo and Juliet”; Sylvan Barnet: “Romeo and Juliet” on let” on the Stage and Screen. the Stage and Screen; Marianne Novy: Violence, Love, and Signet Classics • 296 pp. • 978-0-451-52692-2 • $4.95 Gender in “Romeo and Juliet.” Signet Classics • 248 pp. • 978-0-451-52686-1 • $4.95 William and Barbara Rosen TITUS ANDRONICUS and Roy Walker: From Unto Caesar: A Review of Recent Pro- TIMON OF ATHENS ductions. Maynard Mack; The Modernity of “Julius Caesar”; Revised Edition Richard David: A Review of “Julius Caesar”; Ralph Berry: Edited by Sylvan Barnet and Maurice Charney On Directing Shakespeare: An Interview with Trevor Nunn, respectively Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company; Sylvan Bar- TITUS ANDRONICUS: H. T. Price: From The Authorship of net: “Julius Caesar” on the Stage and Screen; Peggy Good- “Titus Andronicus”; H. B. Charlton: From Shakespearian man Endel: Julio Cesar: The 1986 Florida Shakespeare Fes- Tragedy; Richard David: Drams of Eale; Sylvan Barnet: tival; Coppélia Kahn: A Voluntary Wound. “Titus Andronicus” on Stage. TIMON OF ATHENS: William Signet Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-451-52689-2 • $4.95 Richardson: On the Dramatic Character of “Timon of Ath- KING LEAR ens”; Roy Walker: From Unto Caesar: A Review of Recent Productions; David Cook: “Timon of Athens” ;Susan Han- Russell Fraser delman: “Timon of Athens”: The Rage of Disillusion; Mau- Samuel Johnson: From “Preface to Shakespeare” and rice Charney: “Timon of Athens” on Stage and Screen. “King Lear”; A. C. Bradley: From Shakespearean Tragedy; Signet Classics • 430 pp. • 978-0-451-52956-5 • $5.95 Harley Granville-Barker: From Prefaces to Shakespeare; Maynard Mack: From “King Lear” in Our Time; Linda Bam- TROILUS AND CRESSIDA ber: The Woman Reader in “King Lear”; Sylvan Barnet: Newly Revised Edition “King Lear” on the Stage and Screen; John Russell Brown: Staging Violence in “King Lear.” Daniel Seltzer D. A. Traversi: “Troilus and Cressida”; S. L. Bethell: From Signet Classics • 320 pp. • 978-0-451-52693-9 • $4.95 Shakespeare and the Popular Dramatic Tradition; Reuben MACBETH A. Brower: From Poetic and Dramatic Structure in Versions Sylvan Barnet and Translations of Shakespeare; Carol Cook: Unbodied Samuel Johnson: Macbeth; A. C. Bradley: From Shakespear- Figures of Desire; Barbara Bowen: “Troilus and Cressida” ean Tragedy; Elmer Edgar Stoll: Source and Motive in “Mac- on the Stage. Newly added essays: Claire M. Tylee: From beth” and “Othello”; Cleanth Brooks: The Naked Babe and The Text of Cressida and Every Ticklish Reader: “Troilus the Cloak of Manliness; Mary MacCarthy: General Macbeth; and Cressida,” the Greek Camp Scene; Roger Apfelbaum: Joan Larsen Klein: Lady Macbeth: “Infi rm of Purpose”; Syl- Postscript: “Troilus and Cressida,” 1990-2001. van Barnet: “Macbeth” on the Stage and Screen; Alan Sin- Signet Classics • 296 pp. • 978-0-451-52847-6 • $5.95 fi eld: “Macbeth”: History, Ideology, and Intellectuals. Signet Classics • 272 pp. • 978-0-451-52677-9 • $4.95 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE Kenneth Myrick COMEDY Nicholas Rowe: From The Works of Mr. William Shake- spear; William Hazlitt: From Characters of Shakespear’s f ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL Plays; Anonymous: “Henry Irving’s Shylock”; Elmer Edgar Sylvan Barnet Stoll: From Shylock; Linda Bamber: The Avoidance of Samuel Johnson: From The Plays of William Shakespeare; Choice: A Woman’s Privilege; Alexander Leggatt: The M. C. Bradbrook: From Shakespeare and Elizabethan Fourth and Fifth Acts; Sylvan Barnet: “The Merchant of Poetry. Newly added essays: Joseph Westlund: Longing, Venice” on the Stage and Screen; Robert Smallwood: The Idealization, and Sadness in “All’s Well That Ends Well”; End of The Merchant of Venice: Four Versions. Sylvan Barnet: “All’s Well That Ends Well” on the Stage. Signet Classics • 216 pp. • 978-0-451-52680-9 • $4.95 Signet Classics • 288 pp. • 978-0-451-53001-1 • $5.95 AS YOU LIKE IT Albert Gilman TEACHERS GUIDES Arthur Colby Sprague: From Shakespeare and the Actors; For teachers guides to dozens of Shakespeare Helen Gardner: “As You Like It”; Peter B. Erickson: From titles, visit us.penguingroup.com/tguides Sexual Politics and Social Structure in “As You Like It;” Sylvan Barnet: “As You Like It” on the Stage; Jean E. How- ard: Cross-dressing in “As You Like It.” Signet Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-451-52678-6 • $4.95

Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 5 SHAKESPEARE THE COMEDY OF ERRORS THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Revised Edition Sylvan Barnet Harry Levin Richard Hosley: Sources and Analogues of “The Taming of August Wilhelm Schlegel: From Lectures on Dramatic Art the Shrew”; Maynard Mack: From Engagement and Detach- and Literature; Samuel Taylor Coleridge: From Shake- ment in Shakespeare’s Plays; Germain Greer: From The spearean Criticism; William Hazlitt: From Characters of Female Eunuch; Alexander Leggatt: From Shakespeare’s Shakespeare’s Plays; Etienne Souriau: From The Two Hun- Comedy of Love; Linda Bamber: Sexism and the Battle of dred Thousand Dramatic Situations; Bertrand Evans: From the Sexes in “The Taming of the Shrew”; Sylvan Barnet: “The Shakespeare’s Comedies; C. L. Barber: From Shakespear- Taming of the Shrew” on the Stage and Screen; Karen New- ian Comedy in “The Comedy of Errors”; Louise George man: Missing Frames and Female Spectacles; Camille Wells Clubb: From Italian Comedy and “The Comedy of Errors”; Slights: From Shakespeare’s Comic Commonwealths. Harry Levin: “The Comedy of Errors” on Stage and Screen; Signet Classics • 228 pp. • 978-0-451-52679-3 • $4.95 Coppélia Kahn: Identity in “The Comedy of Errors.” Signet Classics • 240 pp. • 978-0-451-52839-1 • $4.95 FOUR GREAT COMEDIES f LOVE’S LABOR’S LOST Introduction by Sylvan Barnet A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Taming of the Shrew, Edited by John Arthos, Bertrand Evans, The Tempest, and Twelfth Night. and William Green Signet Classics • 432 pp. • 978-0-451-52731-8 • $7.95 Walter Pater: From Appreciations; Northrop Frye: The Argument of Comedy; Richard David: From Shakespeare’s THE TEMPEST Comedies and the Modern Stage; and John Arthos: “Love’s Labor’s Lost” on Stage. Robert Langbaum Samuel Taylor Coleridge: From The Lectures of 1811- 1812, Signet Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-451-52950-3 • $6.95 Lecture IX; E. M. W. Tillyard: The Tragic Pattern: “The Tem- MEASURE FOR MEASURE pest”; Bernard Knox: “The Tempest” and the Ancient Comic Tradition; Lorie Jerrell Leininger: The Miranda Trap: Sexism S. Nagarajan William Hazlitt: From Characters of Shakespeare’s Plays; and Racism in Shakespeare’s “Tempest”; Sylvan Barnet: Walter Pater: “Measure for Measure”; G. Wilson Knight: “The Tempest” on the Stage; Stephen Greenblatt: The Use “Measure for Measure” and the Gospels; Mary Lascelles: of Salutary Anxiety in “The Tempest.” From Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure”; Marcia Reifer Signet Classics • 232 pp. • 978-0-451-52712-7 • $4.95 Poulsen: “Instruments of Some More Mightier Member”: The Constriction of Female Power in “Measure for Mea- TWELFTH NIGHT sure”; S. Nagarajan: “Measure for Measure” on Stage and Herschel Baker Screen; Ruth Nevo: Complex Sexuality. Samuel Johnson: From The Plays of William Shakespeare; Signet Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-451-52715-8 • $5.95 William Hazlitt: From Characters of Shakespeare’s Plays; Charles Lamb: On the Character of Malvolio; Harley Gran- A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM ville-Barker: Director’s Preface; Linda Bamber: Comedy, Wolfgang Clemen Women, and Development; Robert Kimbrough: Androg- William Hazlitt: From The Characters of Shakespeare’s yny in “Twelfth Night”; Sylvan Barnet: “Twelfth Night” on Plays; Henry Alonzo Myers: “Romeo and Juliet” and “A the Stage. Newly added essay: Jean E. Howard: Cross- Midsummer Night’s Dream”: Tragedy and Comedy; John dressing in “Twelfth Night.” Russell Brown: From Shakespeare and His Comedies; Signet Classics • 264 pp. • 978-0-451-52676-2 • $4.95 Frank Kermode: “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”; Linda Bamber: The Status of the Feminine in Shakespearean TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA Comedy; Sylvan Barnet: “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” See Love’s Labor’s Lost on the Stage and Screen; Camille Wells Slights: From Shakespeare’s Comic Commonwealths. THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN Signet Classics • 204 pp. • 978-0-451-52696-0 • $4.95 See Pericles MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING THE WINTER’S TALE David L. Stevenson Frank Kermode Charles Gildon: The Argument of “Much Ado About Noth- Simon Forman: “The Winter’s Tale” at the Globe, 1611, the ing”; Lewis Carroll: A Letter to Ellen Terry; George Bernard 15 of May; Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Comments on “The Shaw: Shakespeare’s Merry Gentlemen; Donald A. Stauffer: Winter’s Tale”; E. M. W. Tillyard: From Shakespeare’s Last From Shakespeare’s World of Images; W. H. Auden: From Plays; G. Wilson Knight: From The Crown of Life; Wolf- The Dyer’s Hand; Carol Thomas Neely: Broken Nuptials in gang Clemen: From The Development of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing”; Sylvan Barnet: “Much Ado Imagery; Carol Thomas Neely; “The Winter’s Tale”: Women About Nothing” on the Stage; Robert Smallwood: Three and Issue; Sylvan Barnet: “The Winter’s Tale” on the Ways to Begin “Much Ado About Nothing.” Stage. Signet Classics • 186 pp. • 978-0-451-52681-6 • $4.95 Signet Classics • 252 pp. • 978-0-451-52714-1 • $4.95 PERICLES, CYMBELINE and THE SONNETS THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN Second Revised Edition Sylvan Barnet William Burto, Editor PERICLES: G. Wilson Knight: From The Crown of Life; Introduction by W. H. Auden John F. Danby: From Poets on Fortune’s Hill; Kenneth Includes all the sonnets. 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SIX YUAN PLAYS Translated by Liu Jung-En Six vibrant plays from the thirteenth century: The Orphan of Chao, The Soul of Ch’ien-Nu Leaves Her Body, The Injustice Done to Tou Ngo, Chang Boils the Sea, Autumn in Han Palace, and A Stratagem of Inter- f THE GOOD PERSON OF SZECHWAN locking Rings. Foreword by Carl Weber Penguin Classics • 288 pp. • 978-0-14-044262-5 • $17.00 Introduction by Norm Roessler Edited with an Introduction by John Willett EIGHT GREAT COMEDIES and Ralph Manheim Edited by Sylvan Barnet, Mortan Berman, Translated by John Willett and William Burton Contains an appendix of original notes by Brecht and Includes The Clouds, Mandragola, Twelfth Night, The extensive editorial commentary. Miser, The Beggar’s Opera, The Importance of Being Penguin Classics • 192 pp. • 978-0-14-310537-4 • $11.00 Ernest, Uncle Vanya, and Arms and the Man. f LIFE OF GALILEO Plume • 480 pp. • 978-0-452-01170-0 • $15.00 Foreword by Richard Foreman Introduction by Norm Roessler EIGHT GREAT TRAGEDIES Edited with an Introduction by John Willett Edited by Sylvan Barnet, Mortan Berman, and Ralph Manheim and William Burton Translated by John Willett Includes Prometheus Bound, Oedipus the King, Hip- “Eloquent in its outcries against blind dogma and polytus, King Lear, Ghoss, Miss Julie, On Baile’s Strand, powerful in the simplicity of its storytelling.”—Chicago and Desire under the Elms. Tribune. Plume • 464 pp. • 978-0-452-01172-4 • $18.00 Penguin Classics • 304 pp. • 978-0-14-310538-1 • $12.00 THE POEM OF THE CID f MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN Dual Language Edition Foreword by Olympia Dukakis Translated by Rita Hamilton and Janet Perry Introduction by Norm Roessler Verse translation with parallel Spanish and English Edited with an Introduction by John Willett texts on facing pages. and Ralph Manheim Penguin Classics • 256 pp. • 978-0-14-044446-9 • $14.00 Translated by John Willett Penguin Cassics • 192 pp. • 978-0-14-310528-2 • $11.00 f THE THREEPENNY OPERA BECKET Foreword by Nadine Gordimer Introduction by Norm Roessler Translated by Lucien Hill Edited with an Introduction by John Willett Introduction by André Aciman and Ralph Manheim Anouilh’s celebrated play draws from historical events Translated by John Willett in the Norman conquest of England to create a pro- Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-310516-9 • $11.00 found portrait of a man’s soul—and a transcendent vision of the human spirit. Riverhead • 144 pp. • 978-1-57322-508-3 • $12.00

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Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 11 WORLD DRAMA Ariel Dorfman A LIFE IN LETTERS DEATH AND THE MAIDEN Translated by Anthony Phillips “A play of ideas in the guise of a political thriller.... Edited by Rosamund Bartlett achieves a universality that extends beyond the polit- Including new material from the Russian archives—the ical into an area that is movingly personal.”—The New fi rst uncensored edition of Chekhov’s letters to be York Times. published in any language. Penguin Plays • 96 pp. • 978-0-14-024684-1 • $12.00 Penguin Classics • 224 pp. • 978-0-14-044922-8 • $16.00

f THE MAJOR PLAYS John Gay Foreword by Robert Brustein THE BEGGAR’S OPERA Afterword by Rosamund Bartlett Edited with an Introduction by Includes fi ve masterpieces: Ivanov, The Sea Gull, Uncle Bryan Loughrey and T. O. Treadwell Vanya, The Three Sisters, and The Cherry Orchard, as In addition to its burlesque of Italian operatic styles, well as an updated bibliography. this satirical 1728 play includes a broad spectrum of Signet Classics • 432 pp. • 978-0-451-53037-0 • $7.95 political fi gures and social conventions, depicting PLAYS crime and vice at every level of society; it served as a Translated by Peter Carson prototype for The Threepenny Opera. Introduction by Richard Gilman Penguin Classics • 128 pp. • 978-0-14-043220-6 • $10.00 This volume includes new translations, full explana- tory notes, a chronology, suggestions for further read- W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan ing, and a glossary, as well as an introduction by emi- f THE SAVOY OPERAS: nent Chekhov scholar Richard Gilman. The Complete Gilbert and Sullivan Penguin Classics • 416 pp. • 978-0-14-044733-0 • $10.00 Introduction by Mike Leigh THE PORTABLE CHEKHOV Edited with Notes by Ed Glinert Edited with a Introduction by Avrahm Yarmolinsky Including commentary on each work, performance Includes complete versions of two plays, The Cherry histories, plot summaries, original cast lists, and illus- Orchard and The Boor; twenty-eight short stories includ- trations from the original productions, this ultimate ing “Vanka,” “At the Mill,” “The Culprit,” “The Letter,” “The Gilbert and Sullivan collection will charm and satisfy Kiss,” “Above Love,” “At Home,” “In the Cart,” “In the new fans as well as devotees of these incomparable Ravine,” and “Peasants,” and a selection of letters. musical masterminds. Penguin • 640 pp. • 978-0-14-015035-3 • $18.00 Penguin Classics • 912 pp. • 978-0-14-144129-0 • $20.00 THE SHOOTING PARTY Translated by Ronald Wilks Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Introduction by John Sutherland f FAUST A new translation of Chekhov’s only novel. Includes Part 1 introduction, chronology, suggestions for further Translated with an Introduction by David Constantine reading, a note on the text and translation and explan- Preface by A. S. Byatt atory notes. In this fi rst part of Goethe’s great work, the embit- Penguin Classics • 224 pp. • 978-0-14-044898-6 • $14.00 tered thinker and Mephistopheles enter into their agreement, and soon Faust is living a rejuvenated life and winning the love of the beautiful Gretchen. But in William Congreve this compelling tragedy of arrogance, unfulfi lled f THE WAY OF THE WORLD desire, and self-delusion, Faust heads inexorably and Other Plays toward an infernal destruction. Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Eric S. Rump Penguin Classics • 240 pp. • 978-0-14-044901-3 • $11.00 Also includes The Old Bachelor, The Double Dealer, and Love for Love. (Previously titled The Comedies of William f FAUST Congreve.) Part II Penguin Classics • 416 pp. • 978-0-14-144185-6 • $17.00 As his journey continues, Faust follows Mephistophe- les through ancient Greek mythology. Deeply smitten by the incomparably beautiful Helen of Troy, Faust Pierre Corneille marries her, embodying for Goethe his “imaginative THE CID/CINNA/ longing to join poetically the Romantic medievalism THE THEATRICAL ILLUSION of the Germanic West to the classical genius of the Translated with an Introduction by John Cairncross Greeks.” A blank-verse translation. The Cid, Corneille’s master- Penguin Classics • 560 pp. • 978-0-14-044902-0 • $14.00 piece set in medieval Spain, was the fi rst great work of French classical drama; Cinna, written three years later Nick Hornby in 1641, is a tense political drama, while The Theatrical f Illusion, an earlier work, is reminiscent of Shakespeare’s AN EDUCATION exuberant comedies. A Screenplay Penguin Classics • 288 pp. • 978-0-14-044312-7 • $15.00 This edition of Hornby’s adapted screenplay, which includes stills from the fi lm, features his signature pitch-perfect dialogue, mordant wit, and the resonant humanity of his writing. Riverhead • 192 pp. • 978-1-59448-453-7 • $14.00

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 12 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA WORLD DRAMA VOLPONE AND OTHER PLAYS HENRIK IBSEN Edited with an Introduction by Michael Jamieson In Volpone and The Alchemist Shakespeare’s nearest “Full, multidimensional life—of the mind, of the rival created withering portraits of cupidity and chica- emotions, of the eros, of the fl esh, and the evolu- nery, while in Bartholomew Fair he captured his fellow tion of the spirit—pulses still in the lines of his Londoners at their most festive—and bawdy. Penguin Classics • 496 pp. • 978-0-14-144118-4 • $13.00 dramas, waiting always for new artists to seize it, liberate it, and make it their own.”—Rolf Fjelde Hanif Kureishi A DOLL’S HOUSE and Other Plays LONDON KILLS ME Translated by Peter Watts Three Screenplays and Four Essays Also includes The League of Youth and The Lady from Contains My Beautiful Laundrette, Sammy and Rosie the Sea. Get Laid, London Kills Me, and four essays. Penguin Classics • 356 pp. • 978-0-14-044146-8 • $11.00 Penguin • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-016831-0 • $16.00 f AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE Adapted by Arther Miller Christopher Marlowe See American Drama, page 19 THE COMPLETE PLAYS HEDDA GABLER and Other Plays Edited by Frank Romany and Robert Lindsey A defi nitive new edition of all seven dramas, supported Translated by Una Ellis-Fermor by textual notes and featuring modern punctuation and Also includes The Pillars of the Community and The spelling. Includes Dido, Queen of Carthage; Tamburlaine Wild Duck. the Great, Part One; Tamburlaine the Great, Part Two; Penguin Classics • 368 pp. • 978-0-14-044016-4 • $10.00 The Jew of Malta; Doctor Faustus; Edward the Second; THE MASTER BUILDER and Other Plays The Massacre at Paris. Translated by Una Ellis-Fermor Penguin Classics • 752 pp. • 978-0-14-043633-4 • $16.00 Also includes Rosmersholm, Little Eyolf, and John DOCTOR FAUSTUS Gabriel Borkman. Edited with an Introduction by Sylvan Barnet Penguin Classics • 384 pp. • 978-0-14-044053-9 • $12.00 Includes complete text, notes on the sources of the PEER GYNT Faust legend and commentaries on the play by Rich- Translated by Peter Watts ard B. Sewall, G. K. Hunter, David Bevington, Eric Ras- Penguin Classics • 224 pp. • 978-0-14-044167-3 • $10.00 mussen, and John Russell Brown. Signet Classics • 208 pp. • 978-0-451-52779-0 • $4.95 BRAND A Version for the Stage by Geoffrey Hill Thomas Middleton Although Ibsen had written several earlier verse plays, Brand (1866) was one of the plays that established his FIVE PLAYS reputation as a leading literary fi gure. Edited and Introduced by Bryan Loughrey Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-044676-0 • $12.00 and Neil Taylor Five masterpieces of Elizabethan theater—A Trick to GHOSTS and Other Plays Catch the Old One, The Revenger’s Tragedy, A Chaste Translated by Peter Watts Maid in Cheapside, Women Beware Women, and The Also includes A Public Enemy and When We Dead Changeling. Wake. Penguin Classics • 464 pp. • 978-0-14-043219-0 • $16.00 Penguin Classics • 340 pp. • 978-0-14-044135-2 • $11.00 f FOUR MAJOR PLAYS, VOLUME I Translated with a Foreword by Rolf Fjelde Afterword by Joan Templeton A Doll House, The Wild Duck, Hedda Gabler, and The Master Builder. Signet Classics • 400 pp. • 978-0-451-53022-6 • $6.95 For instructions on requesting permission to photocopy Penguin Group (USA) titles, for FOUR MAJOR PLAYS, VOLUME II coursepacks and for general classroom use go These four classic plays cover such taboo-breaking to: www.penguin.com/permissions or call the but timely themes as family guilt, social hypocrisy, Copyright Clearance Center at 978-750-8400. and sexual mores. Features The Lady from the Sea, Ghosts, An Enemy of the People and John Gabriel Borkman. Signet Classics • 416 pp. • 978-0-451-52803-2 • $6.95 Join Penguin Group (USA) Inc.’s College Faculty Information Service for per- sonal assistance in selecting books for college courses. See the back of the catalog for more information, or go to: www.penguin.com/facinfo

Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 13 WORLD DRAMA Jean-Baptiste Moliére Jean Racine f THE MISANTHROPE and Other Plays f IPHIGENIA/PHAEDRA/ATHALIAH Translated with an Introduction by Donald M. Frame Translated by John Cairncross Afterword by Lewis Seifert Themes of ruthless and unrelenting tragedy are at the Contains The Misanthrope, The Doctor in Spite of Him- heart of these plays. The fi rst two are based on Greek self, The Miser, The Would-Be Gentleman, The Mischie- legend, while Athaliah depicts the vengeance and the vous Machinations of Scapin, The Learned Women, power of the Old Testament Jehovah. and The Imaginary Invalid. Penguin Classics • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-044122-2 • $13.00 Signet Classics • 528 pp. • 978-0-451-52987-9 • $7.95 f PHÈDRE THE MISANTHROPE and Other Plays Translated with a Foreword by Margaret Rawlings Translated by John Wood and David Coward A favorite among modern readers, students, amateur With an Introduction and Notes by David Coward companies, and repertory theaters alike, Racine’s Phè- Also includes The Would-Be Gentleman, Tartuffe, The dre is the supreme achievement of French neoclassic Doctor Despite Himself, Such Foolish Affected Ladies, tragedy. This edition provides both the English and and Those Learned Ladies. French texts. Penguin Classics • 352 pp. • 978-0-14-044730-9 • $10.00 Penguin Classics • 192 pp. • 978-0-14-044591-6 • $14.00 THE MISER and Other Plays Translated by John Wood and David Coward Edmond Rostand With an Introduction and Notes by David Coward f CYRANO DE BERGERAC Includes The School for Wives, The School for Wives Translated and Edited with an Criticized, Don Juan, and The Hypochondriac. Introduction and Notes by Carol Clark Penguin Classics • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-044728-6 • $11.00 Desperately in love with the beautiful Roxane but con- f TARTUFFE and Other Plays vinced she will never look past his titanic proboscis, Translated with an Introduction by Donald M. Frame Cyrano helps the tongue-tied Christian pen exquisite verse with which to woo her. Foreword by Virginia Scott Including The Ridiculous Precieuses, The School for Penguin Classics • 224 pp. • 978-0-14-044968-6 • $12.00 Husbands, The School for Wives, Don Juan, The Ver- Translated by Lowell Blair sailles Impromptu, and The Critique of the School for Introduction by Eteel Lawson Wives, this collection showcases the talent of perhaps Signet Classics • 240 pp. • 978-0-451-52892-6 • $4.95 the greatest and best-loved French playwright. Signet Classics • 432 pp. • 978-0-451-53033-2 • $7.95 Friedrich Schiller MARY STUART Translated and with Notes by F.J.Lampor LOOK BACK IN ANGER Schiller’s tragedy, fi rst performed in 1800, depicts the First performed in 1956, it came to represent the confl ict between Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of defi nitive portrait of the “angry young man” as applied Scots. to an entire generation of disaffected young British Penguin Classics • 144 pp. • 978-0-14-044711-8 • $12.00 writers who viewed the upper classes and the estab- lished political institutions with disdain. THE ROBBERS AND WALLENSTEIN Penguin Plays • 96 pp. • 978-0-14-048175-4 • $12.00 Translated and with Notes by F.J.Lamport Two plays by a dramatist of German Classicism, pas- sionately concerned with individual freedom. Luigi Pirandello Penguin Classics • 480 pp. • 978-0-14-044368-4 • $17.00 SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR Translated with a new Introduction by Eric Bentley Richard Brinsley Sheridan Signet Classics • 112 pp. • 978-0-451-52688-5 • $5.95 THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF and Other Plays AN AUTHOR and Other Plays Edited and Introduced by Eric S. Rump Also includes The Rivals and The Critic. Translated and Introduced by Mark Musa Penguin Classics • 288 pp. • 978-0-14-043240-4 • $13.00 Also includes Henry IV and So It Is (If You Think So). Penguin Classics • 224 pp. • 978-0-14-018922-3 • $13.00 THREE PLAYS Go to us.penguingroup.com/newsletters Translated by Peter Watts to sign up for the Penguin Classics Newsletter, Includes The Father, Miss Julie, and Easter. Peter Watts’s to get all the latest information powerful translation is accompanied by an introduc- tion and a preface to each of the dramas, which place on new books for your courses. the plays in the context of Strindberg’s life. Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-044082-9 • $12.00

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 14 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA WORLD DRAMA THE BERNARD SHAW LIBRARY “He was a Tolstoy with jokes, a modern Dr. Johnson, a universal genius who on his own modest reckoning put even Shakespeare in the shade.”—John Campbell, Independent

ANDROCLES AND THE LION PLAYS UNPLEASANT An Old Fable Renovated Edited by Dan H. Laurence Edited by Dan H. Laurence Introduction by David Edgar Penguin Classics • 160 pp. • 978-0-14-045013-2 • $11.00 Includes Widowers’ Houses, The Philanderer, and Mrs. Warren’s Profession. f ARMS AND THE MAN Penguin Classics • 304 pp. • 978-0-14-043793-5 • $13.00 Introduction by Rodelle Weintraub Penguin Classics • 112 pp. • 978-0-14-303976-1 • $10.00 PYGMALION Edited by Dan H. Laurence f CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA Introduction by Nicholas Grene Introduction by Stanley Weintraub This edition includes Shaw’s own preface and Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-303977-8 • $11.00 “sequel.” Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-143950-1 • $9.00 f CANDIDA Introduction by Peter Gahan SAINT JOAN Penguin Classics • 112 pp. • 978-0-14-303978-5 • $9.00 Edited by Dan H. Laurence Introduction by Joley Wood HEARTBREAK HOUSE Includes “On Playing Joan” by Imogen Stubbs. Edited by Dan H. Laurence Penguin Classics • 160 pp. • 978-0-14-043791-1 • $12.00 With an Introduction by David Hare This comedy of manners takes a probing look at the THREE PLAYS FOR PURITANS confl ict between “old-fashioned” idealism and the Edited by Dan H. Lawrence realities of the modern age. With an Introduction by Michael Billington Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-043787-4 • $10.00 Includes Caesar and Cleopatra, Captain Brassbound’s MAJOR BARBARA Conversion, and The Devil’s Disciple. Penguin Classics • 368 pp. • 978-0-14-043792-8 • $13.00 Edited by Dan H. Laurence Introduction by Margery Morgan PLAYS Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-043790-4 • $11.00 Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Arms and the Man, MAN AND SUPERMAN Candida, Man and Superman Introduction by Eric Bentley Edited by Dan H. Laurence Afterword by Norman Lloyd With an Introduction by Stanley Weintraub A selection of Shaw’s most enduring plays, satirizing Taking all the ingredients of the Don Juan legend, society, military heroism, marriage, and the pursuit of Shaw reordered them to write a four-act play in which man by woman. he turned the story on its head so the Don Juan becomes “the quarry instead of the huntsman.” Signet Classics • 485 pp. • 978-0-451-52944-2 • $7.95 Penguin Classics • 288 pp. • 978-0-14-043788-1 • $12.00 PLAYS PLEASANT George Bernard Shaw and Alan Jay Lerner Edited by Dan H. Laurence f PYGMALION and MY FAIR LADY Introduction by W. J. McCormack 50th Anniversary Edition The defi nitive text of the four comedies Arms and the Signet Classics • 240 pp. • 978-0-451-53009-7 • $5.95 Man, Candida, You Never Can Tell, and The Man of Des- tiny. Includes a chronology, cast lists, and a list of Shaw’s principal works. Penguin Classics • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-043794-2 • $12.00

J. M. Synge J. M. Synge, W. B. Yeats, and Sean O’Casey THE ARAN ISLANDS THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN Edited and Introduced by Tim Robinson WORLD and Two Other Irish Plays A passionate exploration of contradictory relation- Also contains: Yeats’s The Countess Cathleen (1892) ships—between an island community still embedded and O’Casey’s Cock-a-doodle Dandy (1949). in its ancestral ways but solicited by modernism, a Penguin Classics • 224 pp. • 978-0-14-018878-3 • $11.00 physical environment of ascetic loveliness and sav- agely unpredictable moods, and Synge himself, formed by modern European thought but in love with the primitive. TRY OUR ONLINE Penguin Classics • 208 pp. • 978-0-14-018432-7 • $14.00 TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURE Go to www.penguin.com/toc and search by ISBN (13-digit book #) for the tables of contents to hundreds of Penguin academic titles.

Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 15 WORLD DRAMA / AMERICAN DRAMA Cyril Tourneur, John Webster, and Thomas Middleton AMERICAN DRAMA f THREE REVENGE TRAGEDIES Edited with an Introduction by Ga–mini Salga–do The political instability and corruption of King James’s court provided the impetus for these masterly dramas Jeffrey H. Richards, editor of betrayal and violence: Cyril Tourneur’s The Reveng- EARLY AMERICAN DRAMA er’s Tragedy, John Webster’s The White Devil, and Introduction by the editor Thomas Middleton’s The Changeling. This collection of eight early American plays offers Penguin Classics • 368 pp. • 978-0-14-144124-5 • $13.00 insights into our literary, social, and cultural history, and embodies themes that continue to echo in mov- ies, television, contemporary works for the stage, and Ivan Turgenev and Mike Poulton popular novels. Contents: Royall Tyler, The Contrast FORTUNE’S FOOL (1789); William Dunlap, André (1798); James Nelson The classic Russian author’s haunting drama that Barker, The Indian Princess (1808); Robert Montgom- became a Broadway sensation in 2002. ery Bird, The Gladiator (1831); William Henry Smith, Overlook • 110 pp. • 978-1-58567-451-0 • $14.95 The Drunkard (1844); Anna Cora Mowatt, Fashion (1845); George Aiken, Uncle Tom’s Cabin (1852); Dion Boucicault, The Octoroon (1859). Oscar Wilde Penguin Classics • 560 pp. • 978-0-14-043588-7 • $18.00 AN IDEAL HUSBAND A dazzling blend of farce and morality, An Ideal Hus- band masterfully explores human frailty and social Brooks McNamara, editor hypocrisy. PLAYS FROM THE CONTEMPORARY Penguin Classics • 144 pp. • 978-0-14-028795-0 • $10.00 AMERICAN THEATER THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Introduction by the editor Contents: Rabe, Streamers; Guare, Marco Polo Sings a and Other Plays Solo; Kopit, Wings; Duran, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains Edited with an Introduction and Notes It All for You; Henley, Crimes of the Heart; Gurney, The by Richard Allen Cave Dining Room; Howe, Painting Churches; and Wilson, Ma In addition to Lady Windermere’s Fan, Salomé, A Rainey’s Black Bottom. Woman of No Importance, An Ideal Husband, A Flo- Signet Classics • 496 pp. • 978-0-451-52837-7 • $7.95 rentine Tragedy, and The Importance of Being Ear- nest, this edition contains an introduction, notes and commentaries, and an excised scene from The Impor- Horton Foote tance of Being Earnest. THE CARPETBAGGER’S CHILDREN Penguin Classics • 464 pp. • 978-0-14-043606-8 • $12.00 and THE ACTOR Two masterly new plays from the Pulitzer Prize win- THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST ner. “Few dramatists today can replicate this kind of and Other Plays storytelling with the gentle mastery that Mr. Foote Introduction by Sylvan Barnet provides.”—Ben Brantley. Includes Salomé and Lady Windermere’s Fan. Overlook • 96 pp. • 978-1-58567-297-4 • $14.95 Signet Classics • 192 pp. • 978-0-451-52505-5 • $4.95 THE LAST OF THE THORNTONS THE BEST OF OSCAR WILDE The story of the last surviving member of a powerful Selected Plays and Writings Texas family confronting the end of her life, sharing an Includes The Importance of Being Earnest, An Ideal entertaining and touching lifetime of memories, Husband, A Woman of No Importance, Lady Wind- including both pride and misgivings about her fami- ermere’s Fan, and Salomé, plus two interviews with ly’s legacy. “An American master without equal.” Wilde and samples of his literary criticism. —Marsha Norman. Signet Classics • 368 pp. • 978-0-451-52934-3 • $5.95 Overlook • 128 pp. • 978-1-58567-048-2 • $12.95 THE PORTABLE OSCAR WILDE Edited by Richard Aldington Richard Foreman Includes The Portrait of Dorian Gray, Salomé, The Impor- PARADISE HOTEL tance of Being Earnest, De Profundis, Critic as Artist, Includes six new plays: Paradise Hotel, The Universe, and Phrases. Permanent Brain Damage, Risk It! Risk It!, Pearls for Penguin Classics • 752 pp. • 978-0-14-015093-3 • $18.00 Pigs, and Benita Canova, as well as two essays, “On My Plays” and “Rules.” 19 b/w photographs. Overlook • 256 pp. • 978-1-58567-015-4 • $19.95 Various – JAPANESE NO DRAMAS MY HEAD WAS A SLEDGEHAMMER Translated and Introduced by Royall Tyler Includes Eddie Goes to Poetry City (Seattle and New These 24 plays, including works by Zeami (1363-1443), York versions), The Mind King, Samuel’s Major Prob- show the intricate fusion of music, dance, costume, lems, My Head Was a Sledgehammer, and I’ve Got the and language of one of the most sophisticated art Shakes, as well as production notes to each play. forms ever developed. Overlook • 338 pp. • 978-0-87951-622-2 • $19.95 Penguin Classics • 384 pp. • 978-0-14-044539-8 • $16.00

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 16 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA AMERICAN DRAMA EDWARD ALBEE

Three-time Pulitzer Prize-winner and recipient of three Tony Awards, Edward Albee was awarded the Gold Medal in Drama from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1980, and in 1996 he received both the Kennedy Center Honors and the National Medal of Arts. Ben Brantley of The New York Times has described him as “one of the few genuinely great living American writers.” f THE COLLECTED PLAYS OF EDWARD THE PLAY ABOUT THE BABY ALBEE: VOLUME I: 1958-1965 “An exhilarating, wicked, devastating piece of emo- Includes The Zoo Story, The Death of Bessie Smith, tional terrorism.”—Newsday. “Among his very fi nest.”— The Sandbox, The American Dream, Who’s Afraid of Charles Isherwood, Variety Virginia Woolf, The Ballad of Sad Cafe, Malcolm, and Overlook • 112 pp. • 978-1-58567-511-1 • $14.95 Tiny Alice. f SEASCAPE Overlook • 640 pp. • 978-1-58567-884-6 • $25.95 “Hats off, and up in the Air! A major dramatic event.”— f THE COLLECTED PLAYS OF EDWARD The New York Times. “Of all of Mr. Albee’s plays, Sea- ALBEE: VOLUME II: 1966-1977 scape is the most exquisitely written.”—The New Includes A Delicate Balance, Everything in the Garden, Yorker. Box and Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung, All Overlook • 64 pp. • 978-1-59020-012-4 • $14.95 Over, Seascape, Listening, Counting the Ways, and THREE TALL WOMEN The Lady from Dubuque. “A truly moving work.”—The New York Times. Overlook • 672 pp. • 978-1-59020-053-7 • $24.95 Plume • 128 pp. • 978-0-452-27400-6 • $12.00 f Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, the New York THE COLLECTED PLAYS OF EDWARD Drama Critics Circle Award, the Outer Critics ALBEE: VOLUME III: 1978-2003 Circle Award, and the Lucille Lortel Award Includes Lolita, The Man Who Had Three Arms, Finding the Sun, Marriage Play, Three Tall Women, Fragments, f WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? The Play about the Baby, Occupant, Knock! Knock! Revised by the author for Who’s There!?, and The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? the 2005 Broadway Revival Overlook • 704 pp. • 978-1-59020-114-5 • $25.95 “An irreplaceable experience...a crucial event in the birth of contemporary American theater.”—The Village THE GOAT or Who is Sylvia? Voice. Winner of the 2002 Tony Award for Best Play. “Unques- NAL • 272 pp. • 978-0-451-21859-9 • $14.00 tionably one of the wittiest and funniest plays Albee Signet • 256 pp. • 978-0-451-15871-0 • $7.99 has ever written…truly fascinating…enthralling.”—Clive Author was recipient of the 2005 Special Tony Award for Barnes. Lifetime Achievement in Theatre Overlook • 112 pp. • 978-1-58567-647-7 • $14..95

John Guare Lorraine Hansberry THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES A RAISIN IN THE SUN and CHAUCER IN ROME The Unfilmed Original Screenplay The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright’s masterwork Edited by Robert Nemiroff and its brilliant sequel depict the same man, fi rst as a Introduction by Margaret B. Wilkerson youth plotting to blow up the Pope in New York, then Commentary by Spike Lee as a man journeying with his wife to Rome to search Hansberry’s screen adaptation of her play—not the for their son. script that Columbia Pictures eventually fi lmed, but Overlook • 286 pp. • 978-1-58567-291-2 • $16.95 the complete, uncut version, with at least 40 percent Also available: Lydie Breeze 978-1-58567-158-8 totally new material that does not appear in the play. Plume • 256 pp. • 978-0-452-26776-3 • $15.00 Signet • 206 pp. • 978-0-451-18388-0 • $7.99 A. R. Gurney LOVE LETTERS and Two Other Plays The Golden Age and What I Did Last Summer David Henry Hwang Introduction by the Playwright M. BUTTERFLY “A. R. Gurney is pretty much our sole exponent of the Afterword by the Playwright gentle drawing room comedy.”—The Washington In a series of fl ashbacks, an imprisoned diplomat Post relives his twenty-year affair with Song Liling, the Plume • 264 pp. • 978-0-452-26501-1 • $15.00 beautiful Chinese diva, his ideal woman who is in fact, a spy for the Chinese government—and a man dis- guised as a woman. Now you can E-MAIL your desk copy request to Plume • 106 pp. • 978-0-452-27259-0 • $12.00 Winner of the 1988 Tony and the Drama Desk Award Penguin Group (USA)’s Academic Marketing for New Play Department to save time: academic@penguin. com. Or FAX to: 212-366-2933.

Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 17 AMERICAN DRAMA Naomi Iizuka David Mamet 36 VIEWS THE CHINAMAN “A sound, probing intelligence and niftily conceived The Chinaman contains 40 poems that present a wide and well-paced plot make the narrative irresistible.”— range of moods—from bleak landscapes to deceptive The New York Times playfulness and a wide range of characters; all are Overlook • 105 pp. • 978-1-58567-383-4 • $14.95 written with the raw energy and explosive language that is Mamet’s trademark. Overlook • 85 pp. • 978-0-879-51897-4 • $19.95 Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers MATT & BEN THE OLD RELIGION A “deliciously spiteful send-up of Hollywood’s naked Infused with the dynamic force and the remarkable emperors,” (The New York Times) that begins with a ear that have made David Mamet one of the most script for Good Will Hunting, slaved over by a couple of acclaimed voices of our time, The Old Religion stands bright young dreamers in their run-down apartment in beside To Kill a Mockingbird as a powerful exploration 1996. 8 b/w photos. of justice, racism, and the “rush to judgment.” Overlook • 112 pp. • 978-1-58567-571-5 • $12.95 Overlook • 194 pp. • 978-1-58567-190-8 • $14.95 ON DIRECTING FILM Arthur Kopit Mamet looks at every aspect of directing—from script Y2K to cutting room. “Passion, clarity, commitment, intelli- Overlook • 96 pp. • 978-1-58567-025-3 • $11.95 gence—just what one would expect from Mamet.”— Sidney Lumet. Penguin • 128 pp. • 978-0-14-012722-5 • $14.00 Neil LaBute THE DISTANCE FROM HERE WILSON “LaBute, in his most ambitious and best play to date, A Consideration of the Sources gets inside the emptiness of American culture....A new In the futuristic world of Wilson most historical infor- title to be added to the short list of important contem- mation has been digitized, then lost; the world in porary plays.”—The New Yorker which Wilson lives must be reconstructed from bits Overlook • 96 pp. • 978-1-58567-371-1 • $14.95 and pieces of surviving popular culture. Also available: Bash 978-1-58567-024-6 Overlook • 336 pp. • 978-1-58567-189-2 • $26.95 WRITING IN RESTAURANTS David Lindsay-Abaire Essays and Prose FUDDY MEERS “His essays are in a direct line from Stanislavski, Chek- The play revolves around an amnesiac who wakes up hov, Shaw, and Brecht.”—Mike Nichols. every morning as a blank slate, on which her husband Penguin • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-008981-3 • $14.00 and teenage son must imprint the facts of her life, and who has been politely abducted by a man claiming to be her brother; the ensuing mayhem is both deliriously Eugene O’Neill funny and oddly touching. “A deftly zany absurdist comedy...hilarious...wicked fun.”—The Evening Times. EARLY PLAYS Edited with an Introduction by Jeffrey H. Richards Overlook • 155 pp. • 978-1-58567-122-9 • $14.95 Includes: The Moon of the Caribbees, Bound East for KIMBERLY AKIMBO Cardiff, In the Zone, The Long Voyage Home, Ile, A 16-year-old girl suffers from a disease that ages her Where the Cross Is Made, and The Rope—and fi ve full- body fi ve times faster than normal. “The comedy of length plays—Beyond the Horizon, Anna Christie, the year.”—Ben Brantley, New York Times. Emperor Jones, The Hairy Ape, and The Straw, based Overlook • 120 pp. • 978-1-58567-480-0 • $14.95 on O’Neil’s confi nement in a sanatorium. Includes Winner of the Los Angeles Drama Critics notes on the texts and bibliography. Circle Award for Best Playwright Penguin Classics • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-118670-2 • $14.00 WONDER OF THE WORLD f FOUR PLAYS BY EUGENE O’NEILL Inspired by a Marilyn Monroe movie, Cass leaves her Introduction by A. R. Gurney husband and boards a bus to Niagara Falls, where she Afterwords by Arthur Gelb and Barbara Gelb hopes to meet the unknown man she believes herself Includes two Pulitzer Prize-winning plays. Anna Christie, fated to end up with; along the way toward the inevita- The Hairy Ape, The Emperor Jones, and Beyond the ble climax, she checks items off her list of “things to do Horizon. in life,” and takes the audience on an often moving, Signet Classics • 336 pp. • 978-0-451-53071-4 • $5.95 always hilarious journey. Overlook • 96 pp. • 978-1-58567-311-7 • $14.95 Dorothy Parker and Arnaud d’Usseau f LADIES OF THE CORRIDOR Kenneth Lonergan A blackly comic play about the oppressed lives of THIS IS OUR YOUTH women in 1950s New York. Loosely based on Parker’s An unblinking portrait of young urban life in the 1980s. life, and co-written with famed Hollywood playwright “Comedies of such brio and darkly satiric edge are Arnaud d’Usseau, The Ladies of the Corridor exposes rare these days.”—The New York Times. the limitations of a woman’s life in a drama teeming Overlook • 96 pp. • 978-1-58567-018-5 • 14.95 with Parker’s signature wit. Penguin Classics • 144 pp. • 978-0-14-310531-2 • $12.00

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 18 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA AMERICAN DRAMA ARTHUR MILLER “What keeps his language alive are his hallmark values: heroism, decency, and dignity — qualities easily mocked in our cynical age, yet inarguably authentic in Miller.”—The New Republic

AFTER THE FALL DEATH OF A SALESMAN Often called the most autobiographical of Arthur Mill- Penguin Plays • 144 pp. • 978-0-14-048134-1 • $13.00 er’s plays, After the Fall probes deeply into the psyche of Quentin, a man who ruthlessly revisits his past to DEATH OF A SALESMAN explain the catastrophe that is his life. “Endlessly fas- Viking Critical Library Edition cinating, emotionally harrowing, and consumingly Edited by Gerald Weales committed to telling the truth.”—Time. Contains the complete text of the play, typescript fac- Penguin Plays • 128 pp. • 978-0-14-048162-4 • $12.00 similes, and extensive critical and contextual material. Penguin • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-024773-2 • $18.00 ALL MY SONS Introduction by Christopher Bigsby f AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE Winner of the Drama Critics’ Award for Best New Play Introduction by John Guare in 1947, All My Sons established Arthur Miller as a lead- Miller’s adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic drama is a ing voice in the American theater and introduced classic in itself, a penetrating exploration of what hap- themes that thread through Miller’s work as a whole: pens when the truth comes up against the will of the the relationships between fathers and sons and the majority. confl ict between business and personal ethics. Penguin Classics • 144 pp. • 978-0-14-310558-9 • 12.00 Penguin Classics • 112 pp. • 978-0-14-118546-0 • $12.00 INCIDENT AT VICHY BROKEN GLASS A relentless and searingly dramatic journey into the Set in Brooklyn, this gripping mystery begins when moral vacuum of the Holocaust. “One of the most attractive, level-headed Sylvia Gellburg suddenly loses important plays of our time . . . Incident at Vichy returns her ability to walk. The only clue to her mysterious ail- the theater to greatness.”—The New York Times. ment lies in her obsession with news accounts from Penguin Plays • 71 pp. • 978-0-14-048193-8 • $12.00 Germany. f Penguin Plays • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-024938-5 • $12.00 THE MAN WHO HAD ALL THE LUCK Introduction by Christopher Bigsby THE CRUCIBLE The forgotten classic that launched the career of Introduction by Christopher Bigsby America’s preeminent playwright. “The sound of a new A classic of the American theater—Arthur Miller’s and singular dramatic voice swelling with ambition.”— tense, ingeniously multilayered drama of principle and Ben Brantley. paranoia was fi rst produced in 1953, at a time when Penguin Classics • 112 pp. • 978-0-14-243786-5 • $11.00 America was convulsed by a new epidemic of witch- f hunting, The Crucible brilliantly explores the threshold THE PORTABLE ARTHUR MILLER between individual guilt and mass hysteria, personal Revised Edition spite and collective evil. A relentlessly suspenseful Edited by Christopher Bigsby and vastly moving play that compels readers to Introduction by Harold Clurman fathom their hearts and consciences in ways that only The masterpieces The Crucible and Death of a Salesman the greatest theater ever can. in full, plus complete texts of four other plays, After the Penguin Classics • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-243733-9 • $13.00 Fall, The American Clock, The Last Yankee, and Broken Glass as well as excerpts from his memoir, Timebends. THE CRUCIBLE Penguin Classics • 624 pp. • 978-0-14-243755-1 • $18.00 Penguin Plays • 160 pp. • 978-0-14-048138-9 • $13.00 f THE PRICE THE CRUCIBLE Penguin Plays • 128 pp. • 978-0-14-048194-5 • $12.00 Viking Critical Library Edition f Edited by Gerald Weales THE RIDE DOWN MOUNT MORGAN The Viking Critical Library edition of Arthur Miller’s This new edition incorporates the revisions Miller dramatic recreation of the Salem witch trials contains wrote for the acclaimed 1998 Public Theatre produc- the complete text as well as extensive critical and tion starring Patrick Stewart. contextual material about the play and the Penguin Plays • 128 pp. • 978-0-14-048244-7 • $12.00 playwright. f A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE Penguin • 512 pp. • 978-0-14-024772-5 • $20.00 Foreword by Philip Seymour Hoffman DEATH OF A SALESMAN “A vivid, crackling, idiomatic psychosexual horror Certain Private Conversations tale.”—The New York Times. in Two Acts and a Requiem Penguin Classics • 96 pp. • 978-0-14-310557-2 • $12.00 Edited and with an Introduction by Christopher Bigsby A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and hailed as the fi rst Penguin Plays • 96 pp. • 978-0-14-048135-8 • $12.00 great play to lay bare the emptiness of America’s relentless drive for material success, Death of a Sales- man is Miller’s classic portrait of an ordinary man’s struggle to leave his mark on the world. Penguin Classics • 144 pp. • 978-0-14-118097-7 • $13.00

Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 19 AMERICAN DRAMA Ayn Rand Gary Soto NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH NERDLANDIA Final Revised Edition The school nerd in an East L.A. high school falls in love Plume • 128 pp. • 978-0-452-26486-1 • $14.00 with the most popular girl and his bumbling friends try to make him “cool.” THREE PLAYS PaperStar • 88 pp. • 978-0-69811-784-6 • $5.99 Includes three of Rand’s most prestigious plays: Night of January 16th, Think Twice, and Ideal. Signet • 128 pp. • 978-0-451-21466-9 • $8.99 Peter Stone and Sherman Edwards 1776: A Musical Play An imaginative re-creation of the events from May 8 Reginald Rose to July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia, when the second Con- f TWELVE ANGRY MEN tinental Congress argued about, voted on, and signed Introduction by David Mamet the Declaration of Independence. Winner of fi ve 1969 The landmark American drama that went on to Tony Awards including Best Book and Best Musical. become a cinematic masterpiece in 1957. This play is a Penguin • 192 pp. • 978-0-14-048139-6 • $13.00 blistering character study and an examination of the American melting pot and the judicial system that keeps it in check. John Steinbeck Penguin Classics • 96 pp. • 978-0-14-310440-7 • $12.00 f OF MICE AND MEN and THE MOON IS DOWN Paul Rudnick Foreword by James Earl Jones Steinbeck’s theatrical adaptations of two of his most THE MOST FABULOUS STORY powerful short novels, now together in one volume. EVER TOLD and MR. CHARLES, Penguin Classics • 288 pp. • 978-0-14-310613-5 • $16.00 CURRENTLY OF PALM BEACH This long-running off-Broadway hit presents scenes f OF MICE AND MEN: A Play in Three Acts from the Bible from a fl amboyantly gay perspective. Penguin • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-311720-9 • $12.00 Overlook • 128 pp. • 978-1-58567-052-9 • $14.95 f THE MOON IS DOWN: Play in Two Parts Penguin • 112 pp. • 978-0-14-311719-3 • $12.00 Damon Runyon f GUYS AND DOLLS and Other Writings M. Jerry Weiss, editor Introduction by Pete Hamill THE SIGNET BOOK OF SHORT PLAYS Essay and Annotations by Daniel R. Schwarz Includes Life by Asphyxiation, Kia Corthron; Farley and Here are newspaper pieces, stories, poetry, and the Betsy, Daisy Foote; Blind Date, Horton Foote; Suppressed Broadway tales for which Runyon is chiefl y remem- Desires: A Comedy, Susan Glaspell in collaboration with bered: Guys and Dolls, Blood Pressure, The Blood- George Cram Cook; Lily’s Crossing, a one-act play based hounds of Broadway, and others. Featuring works that on the book by Patricia Reilly Giff, adapted by Greg Gun- ning; Variations on the Death of Trotsky, David Ives; Com- are impossible to fi nd elsewhere, and Runyon’s signa- ing Through the Rye, William Saroyan; No Skronking, Shel ture eye for detail, this book brings an American icon Silverstein; Visit to a Small Planet, Gore Vidal; Tender to a new generation of readers. Offer, Wendy Wasserstein; The Happy Journey to Trenton, Penguin Classics • 656 pp. • 978-0-14-118672-6 • $18.00 Thornton Wilder; The Case of the Crushed Petunias: A Lyrical Fantasy, Tennessee Williams. Includes playwright biographies. Neil Simon Signet Classics • 384 pp. • 978-0-451-52964-0 • $7.95 BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS Plume • 156 pp. • 978-0-452-27528-7 • $13.00 Winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle Award Tennessee Williams A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE THE COLLECTED PLAYS OF NEIL SIMON Signet • 144 pp. • 978-0-451-16778-1 • $7.99 Volume 1 Introduction by the author FOUR PLAYS Includes The Odd Couple, Plaza Suite, Barefoot in the Summer and Smoke, Orpheus Descending, Suddenly Last Park, Come Blow Your Horn, The Star Spangled Girl, Summer, and Period of Adjustment. Last of the Red Hot Lovers, and Promises, Promises. Signet Classics • 491 pp. • 978-0-451-52914-5 • $8.95 Plume • 672 pp. • 978-0-452-25870-9 • $25.00 f CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF THE COLLECTED PLAYS OF NEIL SIMON Signet • 192 pp. • 978-0-451-17112-2 • $7.99 Volume 2 f THREE BY TENNESSEE Introduction by the author Includes Sweet Bird of Youth, The Rose Tattoo, and The Includes Little Me, The Gingerbread Lady, The Prisoner Night of the Iguana. of Second Avenue, The Sunshine Boys, The Good Doc- Signet Classics • 384 pp. • 978-0-451-52908-4 • $7.95 tor, God’s Favorite, California Suite, and Chapter Two. Plume • 752 pp. • 978-0-452-26358-1 • $26.00 LOST IN YONKERS Plume • 128 pp. • 978-0-452-26883-8 • $12.00 Winner of the 1991 Pulitzer Prize for Drama

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 20 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA AMERICAN DRAMA / SCENE BOOKS & ORAL INTERPRETATION AUGUST WILSON SCENE BOOKS

“His poetic plays about African-American life... offer plain-spoken truths that transcend race.” & ORAL —James Earl Jones INTERPRETATION JOE TURNER’S COME AND GONE “Flecked with hypnotic storytelling soliloquies as grit- tily redolent of America as those in The Iceman Cometh.”—The New York Times. Richard Greene, Florie Brizel, Plume • 112 pp. • 978-0-452-26009-2 • $12.00 Helen Thomas, and Jeff Greenfield WORDS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM “Great speeches of the past century by the likes of This powerful play of black musicians working in a Eleanor Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Princess Diana Chicago recording studio in 1927 explores the themes and others are reprinted (with some abridgment).... of racism, self-hatred, and materialism. Greene, a speech analyst and consultant, offers blow- Plume • 112 pp. • 978-0-452-26113-6 • $12.00 by-blow analysis next to each paragraph of the THE PIANO LESSON speeches. Two accompanying audio CDs offer original sound clips.”—Publishers Weekly. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this remark- able play embodies the painful past and expectant Prentice Hall Press • 192 pp. • 978-0-735-20296-2 • $50.00 future of black Americans. “Wilson’s most virtuosic writing to date.”—The New York Times. Laura Harrington, Robert Lord, Plume • 112 pp. • 978-0-452-26534-9 • $13.00 and Eric Overmayer, editors SEVEN GUITARS 100 MONOLOGUES ”The seven guitars of the title are the seven characters An Audition Sourcebook from New Dramatists whose straightforward story lines Wilson turns into Foreword by Robert Anderson beautiful, complex, musical, funky, wailing, irresistible Introduction by Laura Harrington Chicago blues.”—The New Yorker. Thirty-eight monologues for women and 62 mono- Plume • 160 pp. • 978-0-452-27692-5 • $12.00 logues for men culled from hard-to-fi nd contemporary Winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle plays. award for Best New Play Mentor • 264 pp. • 978-0-451-62688-2 • $6.99 FENCES The moving drama of Troy Maxson, a man who had Eric Lane, editor everything needed to be a great ball player…except TELLING TALES that Jackie Robinson hadn’t yet broken the color And Other New One-Act Plays barrier. Presents more than 30 one-act plays—in their Plume • 112 pp. • 978-0-452-26401-4 • $12.00 entirety—from such innovative playwrights as Chris- JITNEY topher Durang, Athol Fugard, Arthur Miller, John Pat- “Thoroughly engrossing...holds us in charmed rick Shanley, Terrence McNally, Harold Pinter, and captivity.”—The New York Times. many others. Penguin • 432 pp. • 978-0-14-048237-9 • $17.00 Overlook • 96 pp. • 978-1-58567-370-4 • $14.95 Winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle Award as the Best Play of the Year Garrison Keillor GOOD POEMS Features the work of classic poets, such as Emily Dick- inson, Walt Whitman, and Robert Frost, as well as the work of contemporary writers such as Howard Nem- erov, Charles Bukowski, Donald Hall, Billy Collins, Rob- www.penguinspeakersbureau.com ert Bly, and Sharon Olds. “[Keillor] selected the poems for being memorable as well as recitable. It is astonish- For all inquiries, including ing how sound his judgment is. Poem after poem is as speakers’ fees and availability, email good as, and sometimes even better than, its [email protected] predecessor.”—Booklist Penguin • 504 pp. • 978-0-14-200344-2 • $18.00

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Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 21 SCENE BOOKS & ORAL INTERPRETATION Eric Lane and Nina Shengold, editors Michael Schulman and Eva Mekler, editors THE ACTOR’S BOOK OF CONTEMPORARY SCENES GAY AND LESBIAN PLAYS FOR STUDENT ACTORS Seventeen one-act and full-length works by a new More than eighty scenes, all for two players—a man generation of gay and lesbian American playwrights and a woman, two women, and two men—from major refl ect the diversity of voices emerging in today’s contemporary plays, such as The Subject Was Roses. theater. Penguin • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-048153-2 • $15.00 Penguin • 560 pp. • 978-0-14-024552-3 • $26.00

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PENGUIN GROUP (USA) Books for Courses 2010 22 f NEW OR FORTHCOMING DRAMA STAGECRAFT & THE PROFESSIONAL ACTOR / CRITICAL REFERENCE WORKS Dorothy Sara STAGECRAFT & THE SEWING MADE EASY Fifth Edition Revised and updated by Irene Gora PROFESSIONAL ACTOR Overlook • 459 pp. • 978-1-58567-119-9 • $29.95 NEW COMPLETE GUIDE TO SEWING Paul Baldwin and John Malone Step-by-Step Techniques for Making Clothes and Home Accessories THE COMPLETE IDIOT’S GUIDE TO ACTING Reader’s Digest • 416 pp. • 978-0-762-10420-8 • $35.00 Alpha • 360 pp. • 978-0-02864-153-9 • $18.95

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Books for Courses 2010 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) DRAMA f NEW OR FORTHCOMING 23 CRITICAL REFERENCE WORKS Gerry Dukes J. A. Cuddon SAMUEL BECKETT f THE PENGUIN DICTIONARY OF LITERARY Overlook Illustrated Lives Series TERMS AND LITERARY THEORY Samuel Beckett’s plays broke all the rules by dispens- Fourth Edition ing with traditional concepts of plot, scene, and char- The latest installment of this trusted literary companion acter, concentrating instead on the experience of the covers all aspects of literary theory, from defi nitions of drama itself. Photos from many of Beckett’s produc- technical terms to characterizations of literary tions, never before published items, and hand-cor- movements. rected manuscript pages complement this incisive Penguin • 1,024 pp. • 978-0-14-051363-9 • $20.00 biography by well-known Beckett scholar, Gerry Dukes. Overlook • 161 pp. • 978-1-58567-610-1 • $12.95 Richard P. Martin MYTHS OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS Lorraine Hansberry “In this collection of classic Greek myths, presented in TO BE YOUNG, GIFTED, AND BLACK simple prose, Richard P. Martin, an authority on the sub- An Informal Autobiography ject, retells such legendary stories as those of Herakles, Perseus, Prometheus, and Oedipus for a 21st-century Introduction by James Baldwin audience....Two maps of the Ancient Greek world, eigh- “Hansberry tells her own life story in an autobiogra- teen useful illustrations, an index, and a list of further phy that rings with the voice of its creator. Brilliantly readings round out the work.”—Library Journal. alive.”—The New York Times. Penguin • 368 pp. • 978-0-451-20685-5 • $15.00 Signet • 272 pp. • 978-0-451-15952-6 • $7.99

Penelope Murray and T.S. Dorsch, Translators David Farneth CLASSICAL LITERARY CRITICISM KURT WEILL Plato’s Ion and Republic; Chapters 2-3 and 10; A Life in Pictures and Documents Aristotle’s Poetics; Horace’s The Art of Poetry; Overlook Illustrated Lives Series Longinus’ On the Sublime Farneth brings together text and photos from public Introduction and Notes by Penelope Murray and private archives to assemble extraordinary bio- Includes bibliography, chronology, and comprehensive graphical documents on legendary musical iconoclast, notes. Kurt Weill. In a lavish style suitable to its topic, Farneth Penguin Classics • 246 pp. • 978-0-14-044651-7 • $13.00 covers the composer’s entire life. There is not an event— or a song—untouched in this unique and engaging document of Weill’s life and accomplishments. Friedrich Neitzche Overlook • 312 pp. • 978-1-58567-577-7 • $35.00 THE BIRTH OF TRAGEDY Out of the Spirit of Music Edited with an Introduction by Michael Tanner Brian Kellow Translated by Shaun Whiteside f ETHEL MERMAN: A Life Includes “Attempt at Self-Criticism” and the “Preface “A vivid portrait.”—The Washington Post Book World. to Richard Wagner.” “Dishy and seamless; [Kellow] understands the Penguin Classics • 160 pp. • 978-0-14-043339-5 • $12.00 dynamics of the theater world.”—The New York Times Book Review. Neil Postman Penguin • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-311420-8 • $16.00 AMUSING OURSELVES TO DEATH Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business Phillis Levin, editor Television has conditioned us to tolerate visually enter- f THE PENGUIN BOOK OF THE SONNET taining material measured out in spoonfuls of time, to the detriment of rational public discourse and rea- 500 Years of a Classic Tradition in English soned public affairs. In this eloquent, persuasive book, Introduction by the editor Neil Postman alerts us to the real and present dangers “Levin collects classic and subversive versions of this of this state of affairs, and offers compelling sugges- most traditional form. The introduction alone is really tions as to how to withstand the media onslaught. an intellectual history of the West by way of the Penguin • 208 pp. • 978-0-14-303653-1 • $15.00 sonnet.”—Kimiko Hahn, CUNY. Gathers more than 600 sonnets to tell the full story of the sonnet tradition in the English language. Susan Scott Penguin Classics • 528 pp. • 978-0-14-058929-0 • $22.00 FIERCE CONVERSATIONS Achieving Success at Work and in Life One Conversation at a Time James Lipton The master teacher of positive change through pow- f INSIDE INSIDE erful communication, Susan Scott gives you the tools Inside the Actor’s Studio host and creator James Lipton to transform everyday conversations into effective offers readers a backstage pass to the award-winning ways to get the message across. series—and to his own amazing journey to its stage. Berkley • 320 pp. • 978-0-425-19337-2 • $16.00 “Great, colorful stories about every side of show busi- ness. James Lipton lets it all go; his openness about him- self, and artists of all stripes, is refreshing.”—Paul Newman. NAL • 512 pp. • 978-0-451-22501-6 • $15.00

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