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Catalogue of New Plays 2011–2012

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A Letter from the President

Fall 2011

Dear Subscriber,

In 1936 a committee of leading members of the Dramatists Guild and a representative group of play agents met to discuss the formation of the Dramatists Play Service. Their mission was to provide increased competition in theatrical licensing for the benefit of playwrights and the American . For the first few years it was not at all certain that the would survive, but with the support of theatre luminaries like George S. Kaufman, , Eugene O’Neill, Barrett H. Clark, , and Harold Freedman, the Play Service persevered through early adversity. Since those days the Catalogue has grown to over 3,400 plays, including the largest collection of Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award–winning titles in the English-speaking theatre. This year, the 75th anniversary of our founding, we reflect proudly on our history and affirm our continued dedication to the mission articulated those many years ago.

This season we are pleased to add more than fifty new works to our Catalogue. From our established authors you will find the 2011 Tony Award–nominees GOOD PEOPLE by David Lindsay-Abaire and THE MOTHERF**KER WITH THE HAT by ; ’ critically acclaimed Broadway drama ; Mark St. Germain’s Off-Broadway hit, the two-hander FREUD’S LAST SESSION; ’ provocative and funny VENUS IN FUR; and BLACK TIE, THE GRAND MANNER and OFFICE HOURS, three new comedies from the inimitable A.R. Gurney. From our newer authors come Lee Hall’s inspiring THE PITMEN PAINTERS; Sharr White’s harrowing THE OTHER PLACE; Amy Herzog’s smart and satisfying AFTER THE REVOLUTION; Rajiv Joseph’s poignant GRUESOME PLAY- GROUND INJURIES; and Kim Rosenstock’s uproarious and heart-wrenching TIGERS BE STILL. As you browse through this year’s Catalogue, you will find many more exceptional plays by all our authors.

As always, we encourage you to make use of our website, where you can search our plays by title, author, cast size or keyword as well as order every product the Play Service offers, including acting editions, manuscripts, perusal scores, complete sets of scores, cast recordings, incidental and sheet music, and the 52nd Street Project books. Our online licensing allows you to submit an application and receive a license in just minutes via email. You can also pay for your licenses securely online by credit card. We continue to strive for ways to make doing business with the Play Service even better. We welcome your comments and suggestions.

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Contents

Pulitzer Prize Plays ...... 4 Tony Award Plays ...... 5 Introduction ...... 6 Performance Rights ...... 7 Acting Editions, Scores and Other Materials ...... 7 New Plays ...... 8 Complete List of Titles ...... 25 Complete List of Authors ...... 39 Last Minute Acquisitions ...... 61 Newly Revised Editions ...... 61 NEW CATALOGUE 11-12.qxd 7/18/2011 1:19 PM Page 4

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PULITZER PRIZE WINNING PLAYS

2009 by 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by 2007 by David Lindsay-Abaire 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by Shanley 2004 by 2003 by 2002 TOPDOG/UNDERDOG by Suzan-Lori Parks 2001 by 2000 by Donald Margulies 1999 by 1998 by 1995 THE YOUNG MAN FROM by 1994 by 1992 by 1989 by 1988 DRIVING MISS DAISY by 1983 ’NIGHT, MOTHER by 1981 by 1980 TALLEY’S FOLLY by 1979 by 1975 by Edward Albee 1973 by Jason Miller 1971 THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS by 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK by and 1955 by 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON by John Patrick 1953 by 1952 by Joseph Kramm 1949 by 1948 by Tennessee Williams 1946 STATE OF THE UNION by Howard Lindsay and 1945 by 1941 by Robert E. Sherwood 1939 ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS by Robert E. Sherwood 1937 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman 1936 IDIOT’S DELIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood 1930 by 1928 by Eugene O’Neill 1922 by Eugene O’Neill 1920 BEYOND THE HORIZON by Eugene O’Neill

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TONY AWARD WINNING PLAYS

2010 by 2009 by Yasmina Reza, translated by 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by Tracy Letts 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by 2004 I AM MY OWN WIFE by Doug Wright 2003 by Richard Greenberg 2002 THE GOAT OR, WHO IS SYLVIA? by Edward Albee 2001 PROOF by David Auburn 1999 by Warren Leight 1998 ‘’ by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton 1997 THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO by Alfred Uhry 1996 by Terrence McNally 1995 LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! by Terrence McNally 1992 by Brian Friel 1990 THE GRAPES OF WRATH by John Steinbeck, adapted by Frank Galati 1989 THE HEIDI CHRONICLES by Wendy Wasserstein 1988 M. BUTTERFLY by 1982 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY by David Edgar, from 1980 CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD by Mark Medoff 1973 THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON by Jason Miller 1963 WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? by Edward Albee 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON by John Patrick 1953 by Arthur Milller 1951 by Tennessee Williams 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller 1948 by Thomas Heggen and 1947 ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller

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Introduction to Catalogue of New Plays

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Edward Albee Amlin Gray ME, MYSELF & I ...... 17 TARTUFFE; OR THE WEASEL adapted from the original by Molière ...... 22 David Auburn THE NEW YORK IDEA adapted from the Rinne Groff original by Langdon Mitchell ...... 18 COMPULSION OR THE HOUSE BEHIND . . . 11

Stephen Belber A.R. Gurney DUSK RINGS A BELL ...... 12 BLACK TIE ...... 11 THE GRAND MANNER ...... 13 John Biguenet OFFICE HOURS ...... 18 SHOTGUN ...... 21 Lee Hall Lee Blessing THE PITMEN PAINTERS inspired by a book LONESOME HOLLOW ...... 17 by William Feaver ...... 19 WHEN WE GO UPON THE SEA ...... 24 Andrew Bovell MRS. MANNERLY ...... 17 WHEN THE RAIN STOPS FALLING ...... 24 Leslye Headland Julia Cho BACHELORETTE ...... 10 THE LANGUAGE ARCHIVE ...... 15 Amy Herzog Eric Coble AFTER THE REVOLUTION ...... 10 HUCK FINN ...... 14 Michael Hollinger Steven Cosson and Michael Friedman GHOST-WRITER ...... 13 IN THE FOOTPRINT: THE BATTLE OVER ATLANTIC YARDS ...... 14 Velina Hasu Houston KOKORO (TRUE HEART) ...... 15 Kristoffer Diaz WELCOME TO ARROYO’S ...... 23 Arlene Hutton RUNNING ...... 20 Joe DiPietro THE LAST ROMANCE ...... 16 David Ives THE LIAR adapted from the comedy by Ellen Fairey Pierre Corneille ...... 16 GRACELAND ...... 13 VENUS IN FUR ...... 23

Horton Foote Nathan Louis Jackson CONVICTS ...... 11 WHEN I COME TO DIE ...... 24

Bruce Graham Hywel John SOMETHING INTANGIBLE ...... 21 PIECES ...... 19

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Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten LOMBARDI based on the book When Pride DASHING THROUGH THE SNOW ...... 12 Still Mattered — A Life of Vince Lombardi THE RED VELVET CAKE WAR ...... 20 written by David Maraniss ...... 16

Rajiv Joseph Mark St. Germain GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES . . . . 13 FREUD’S LAST SESSION ...... 12 Laura Wade IN THE WAKE ...... 14 POSH ...... 20 Neil LaBute THE BREAK OF NOON ...... 11 Paul Weitz TRUST ...... 23 Eric Lane RIDE ...... 20 Sharr White THE OTHER PLACE ...... 18 Donald Margulies SUNLIGHT ...... 22 TIME STANDS STILL ...... 23 Richard Wilbur Dael Orlandersmith LE CID translated from the original by Pierre STOOP STORIES ...... 21 Corneille ...... 16 David West Read THE LIAR translated from the original by THE DREAM OF THE BURNING BOY . . . . . 12 Pierre Corneille ...... 16 THE THEATRE OF ILLUSION translated from Kim Rosenstock the original by Pierre Corneille ...... 22 TIGERS BE STILL ...... 22 Beau Willimon Paul Rudnick SPIRIT CONTROL ...... 21 THE NAKED EYE ...... 18 Mary Louise Wilson Oren Safdie THEATRICAL HAIKU ...... 22 THE BILBAO EFFECT ...... 10

James Sherman Craig Wright JACOB AND JACK ...... 14 MISTAKES WERE MADE ...... 17

Jonathan Marc Sherman Anna Ziegler KNICKERBOCKER ...... 15 PHOTOGRAPH 51 ...... 19

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After the Revolution THE REVIEWS: “…sensational…[a] vivid and entertaining play, as by Amy Herzog witheringly funny as it is bitterly sad.” —NY Times. “Leslye Headland has squeezed so much fresh and potent juice from familiar frenemies Drama turf with her dark comedy BACHELORETTE…scabrously hilarious, Full Length bracingly smart show.” —NY Daily News. “The talented young play- 4 men, 4 women wright displays a gift for incisive characterizations and sharp, comic $75 per performance dialogue.” —NY Post. $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2510-2

THE STORY: The brilliant, promising Emma Joseph proudly carries the The Bilbao Effect torch of her family’s Marxist tradition, devoting her life to the memory by Oren Safdie of her blacklisted grandfather. But when history reveals a shocking Comedy truth about the man himself, the entire family is forced to confront Full Length questions of honesty and allegiance they thought had been resolved. 7 men, 2 women AFTER THE REVOLUTION is a bold and moving portrait of an American $75 per performance family, thrown into an intergenerational tailspin, forced to reconcile a $8.00 acting edition thorny and delicate legacy. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2480-8

THE REVIEWS: “AFTER THE REVOLUTION is a shrewd, ironic medita- THE STORY: “The Bilbao Effect” became a popular term after Frank tion on what we do with history, how we appropriate it for our own Gehry built the Guggenheim Museum in Spain, transforming the poor psychological needs. Among the play’s many pleasures—a firm grasp industrial port city of Bilbao into a must-see tourist destination. Its of historical paradox, sharp dialogue—the most satisfying is the way success spurred other cities into hiring famous architects and giving the characters struggle through their differences to listen to one them carte blanche to design even more spectacular buildings in another. The ability to listen is, perhaps, the definition of love. hopes that the formula could be repeated. In Mr. Safdie’s play THE Herzog’s accomplishment is to trap this rare sense of connection.” BILBAO EFFECT—the second in a trilogy focusing on contemporary —The New Yorker. “…crackles with intelligence and is laced with architecture—a world-famous architect faces censure by the welcome wit.” —BackStage. “…smart, engrossing…Ms. Herzog elu- American Institute of Architects, following accusations that his urban cidates the personal history of three generations of Josephs with redevelopment project for Staten Island has led to a woman’s suicide. impressive ease, in scenes that crackle with lively, natural dialogue The play explores whether architecture has become more of an art that illuminates the underlying strains in this unusual clan, always than a profession, and at what point the ethics of one field violate the happier to argue the legacies of Stalin and Castro than to explore the principles of the other. pain they cause one another.” —NY Times. “…a refreshing refusal to grant the audience easy answers.” —NY Press. THE REVIEWS: “A hilarious sendup of idiotic architect-speak, and a reminder of the gap between the public’s demand that buildings be ever more exciting and entertaining, and their need to fulfill certain practical functions.” —The New Yorker. “Both funny and cruelly smart Bachelorette in its portrayal of the lunatic excesses of the more extreme varieties by Leslye Headland of starchitecture…Perhaps the shrewdest of Mr. Safdie’s touches is Dark Comedy the way in which he conceives of the debate over such architecture as Full Length a class war.” —Wall Street Journal. “Ambitious…a farce of 2 men, 4 women ideas…dueling arguments about the profession’s social and ethical $75 per performance responsibilities.” —NY Times. “A thoughtful if satiric exploration of $8.00 acting edition the impact that contemporary architects can have on the residents of ISBN: 978-0-8222-2519-5 the communities in which their buildings are erected…raises provoca- tive questions about the ways in which urban redevelopment is being THE STORY: Ten years out of high school, Regan, Gena and Katie con- imagined in the twenty-first century.” —TheaterMania.com. “Safdie’s vene in the luxurious bridal suite of their old friend, Becky, the night sharp dialogue and the talented cast make each character memo- before her wedding in . Fueled by jealousy and resent- rable…the playwright succeeds in making the arguments evenhanded, ment, the girls embark on a night of debauchery that goes from play- accessible and entertaining.” —Theatre News Online. fully wasted to devastatingly destructive. Their old fears, unfulfilled desires and deep bonds with each other transform a pre-nuptial ben- der into a night they’ll never forget. A wicked black comedy about female friendship and growing up in an age of excess.

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Black Tie ter while seducing his wife…Through all of this, Tartuffe claims to be by A.R. Gurney a humble representative of God, while preaching the gospel of his per- sonal salvation—much like LaBute’s protagonist…LaBute, like Comedy Molière, is a national class clown, a satirist hurling barbs at sundry Full Length hypocrisies, and our inability to know the truth, let alone to tell 3 men, 2 women $75 per performance it…LaBute is not Molière reincarnated, but their plays share a procliv- $8.00 acting edition ity for cruelty and for trying to fathom why and how people lie—not ISBN: 978-0-8222-2526-3 only to each other, but to themselves.” —LA Weekly.

THE STORY: Father of the groom, Curtis, simply wants to make a memorable toast. But before he is able to raise his glass, he must defend the time-honored ways of his past, including his attire. Compulsion or The House Behind Cultures clash when a surprise guest is announced, threatening to by Rinne Groff throw convention out the window. Curtis finds that balancing the stan- Drama dards of his late father and the needs of his future family may prove Full Length too messy for a black tie affair. 3 men, 3 women (doubling, flexible casting) $75 per performance THE REVIEWS: “There are not many fixed verities in the world of the $8.00 acting edition theater, but one of the few is that when A.R. Gurney returns to home ISBN: 978-0-8222-2536-2 territory—writing about the manners and morals of the white Anglo- Saxon Protestant upper class—the results will most likely be gratify- THE STORY: Sid Silver is a man obsessed. When he learns about a ing. Mr. Gurney’s BLACK TIE…is one of this prolific writer’s most young girl named Anne Frank and her extraordinary diary, Silver makes enjoyable plays in years, a modest but effortlessly engaging comedy it his mission to ensure her tale is heard. But is the manuscript a work about the generational shifts in the subset of humanity Mr. Gurney has of art? A cultural treasure? publishers and producers get been writing about with warmth, humor and insight throughout his involved, it becomes “a very valuable product”—and his good inten- career…BLACK TIE is insightful and touching in its depiction of a man tions prove to be his undoing. welcoming back that ghost many of us have to banish consciously from our minds as we grow older, the voice of a parent (or grandpar- THE REVIEWS: “Fascinating…The puppets eloquently express one ent) that becomes an internal barometer of the propriety of our behav- of the play’s major themes: how real life differs from stage life, how ior, whether we like it or not.” —NY Times. “A lighthearted romp theater lies even when it tells the truth.” —NY Times. “A riveting about what really matters—manners…As usual, Gurney’s dialog is drama for three actors and an ensemble of marionettes…[Groff’s] sharp.” —NYTheatre.com. “Wryly witty and warmly embracing of its semifictional dive into one real Jewish writer’s litigious battle over characters’ eccentricities and foibles, this generation-gap tale is a Anne Frank’s diary is a compelling foray along a thin line between ide- charmer—funny, observant, and altogether winning…highly satisfy- alism and fanaticism.” —San Francisco Chronicle. “Rinne Groff takes ing, quietly touching…Gurney’s faith in the ability of civil behavior to us to the intersection of history and show business in her very power- improve human relations may be quixotic in this increasingly selfish, ful new play…COMPULSION is a rich mix of history, entertainment solipsistic world, but this gentle cri de coeur persuasively argues that world gossip, and a man’s obsession over a work of art that doesn’t there’s hardly any problem that wouldn’t benefit from it.” —BackStage. really belong to him. It’s a terrific show.” —Connecticut Post.

The Break of Noon Convicts by Neil LaBute by Horton Foote

Drama Drama Full Length Full Length 2 men, 2 women (doubling) 7 men, 2 women $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2534-8 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2543-0

THE STORY: Amidst the chaos and horror of the worst office shooting THE STORY: At the age of thirteen, Horace Robedaux is determined in American history, John Smith sees the face of God. His modern-day to buy a headstone for his father’s grave. He goes to work on Soll creates a maelstrom of disbelief among everyone he knows. Gautier’s farm, but Soll is ill, senile, and paranoid among the convict A newcomer to faith, John urgently searches for a modern response to laborers who outnumber him. the age-old question: at what cost salvation? THE REVIEWS: “CONVICTS is a juicy slice of Lone Star gothic, THE REVIEWS: “Unsettles exactly as it should…A nifty coup de wherein the fourteen-year-old Horace is discovered working as an théâtre that demands that you rethink everything you’ve seen up to assistant to a grizzled old cane plantation owner who oversees a labor that point.” —NY Times. “A darkly comic morality tale.” —NY Post. force of black prisoners. The basis for a 1991 film starring Robert “Neil LaBute has done something quite different in this new play: Duvall, CONVICTS is a glorious and pathetic ghost story, in which peo- He’s created what basically amounts to a Rorschach test of faith.” ple are doomed to haunt themselves.” —NY Times. “A significant the- —Associated Press. “Molière’s Tartuffe, a world classic, [is] also atrical event…the kind of show you tell your grandchildren you saw. based on a transparently obnoxious oaf who parks himself in his Cast adrift by the death of his own alcoholic father and the remarriage gullible friend’s home, against the redundant and increasingly desper- of his mother to a resentful man who loathes his stepson, Horace ate advice of the host’s family, before trying to marry his host’s daugh- becomes a stranger in a familiar land, searching for a peace that con-

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tinually eludes him. CONVICTS has the narrative sweep that you look own words—both those they can spit out and, even more frequently, for in major novels, coupled with the electric immediacy that only live those they can’t. The results aren’t always pretty or precisely ordered, but theater can supply.” —Wall Street Journal. death’s nature is to impose temporary disorder on those left behind. It’s in how the remaining characters learn that, and learn to progress beyond it, that is the real point.” —Talkin’ Broadway. Dashing Through the Snow by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Dusk Rings a Bell Comedy by Stephen Belber Full Length 2 men, 6 women (doubling) Drama $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 acting edition 1 man, 1 woman ISBN: 978-0-8222-2518-8 $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE STORY: It’s four days before Christmas in the tiny town of Tinsel, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2492-1 Texas, and a colorful of eccentric guests arrive at the Snowflake Inn and deck the halls with holiday hilarity. Trina, the har- THE STORY: Molly and Ray unexpectedly meet 25 years after a one- ried yet upbeat innkeeper of this B&B, has more than she can handle afternoon adolescent fling. She has a successful media career; he coping with these nuttier-than-a-fruitcake lodgers. Hoyt and his sister, owns a small landscaping business. Both begin to romanticize their Donna Jo, make the mistake of trying to end a thirty-year feud chance reunion, but a renewed connection is disrupted when Ray between their curmudgeonly aunts, Ennis and Della, with sidesplitting reveals the sordid details of a crime that left him incarcerated for ten results. Ainsley and Lenora, self-involved actors from a lower-than- years. Their encounter reveals two vastly different paths taken and low-budget touring production of A Christmas Carol, descend on the two lonely souls attempting to reclaim a moment of possibility, when Inn to fulfill a promise, leaving comedic chaos in their wake. Add to they were young and perhaps at their very best. this Yuletide mayhem an ill-advised romantic rendezvous between Mrs. Claus and one of Santa’s elves, a demanding guest who refuses THE REVIEWS: “Stephen Belber’s small, ravishing play unfolds like an to leave, not to mention a tipsy housekeeper, and it’s clear it will take eloquent short story. In nimble strokes, Belber…captures the uncanny more than a kiss under the mistletoe to keep Trina’s spirits merry and way a chance encounter can reverberate through time.” —The New bright. But a spur-of-the-moment Christmas Eve wedding that brings Yorker. “Bittersweet and quietly wonderful.” —Time Out NY. “DUSK together the fabulous Futrelle sisters—Honey Raye, Twink, Frankie RINGS A BELL tolls with genuine emotion.” —NY Daily News. “With and Rhonda Lynn—and their best friend, Raynerd, takes a surprising DUSK RINGS A BELL, playwright Stephen Belber…has crafted a funny, and delightful turn that leads to a laugh-’til-your-sides-ache climax, poignant, heartbreaking play about second chances and redemption.” changing all their lives forever. You’ll swear this family-friendly —NY Press. “A sublime drama.” —NY Times. “A piercing, compas- Jones/Hope/Wooten Christmas comedy is more fun than a joyride in sionate portrait of two damaged people briefly reaching out to each a one-horse open sleigh! other.” —BackStage. “Full of lovely, naturalistic writing and intriguing ideas that ring a bell in our hearts and minds.” —CurtainUp. The Dream of the Burning Boy by David West Read Freud’s Last Session by Mark St. Germain Drama Full Length Drama 4 men, 3 women Full Length $75 per performance 2 men $8.00 acting edition $75 per performance ISBN: 978-0-8222-2545-4 $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2493-8 THE STORY: Since the sudden death of his favorite student, high-school teacher Larry Morrow has been falling asleep at his desk and dreaming. THE STORY: FREUD’S LAST SESSION centers on legendary psychoan- The school’s guidance counselor is hanging inspirational posters alyst Dr. Sigmund Freud who invites the young, rising Oxford Don C.S. designed to help everyone “process their emotions.” The student’s sister Lewis to his home in London. On the day England enters World War and friends—more agitated and hormonal than usual—find little solace Two, Freud and Lewis clash about love, sex, the existence of God, and in Dante’s Inferno. And as Larry’s dreams intensify, a shocking secret is the meaning of life, just weeks before Freud took his own life. exposed. A secret that will change everything. Searing yet surprisingly FREUD’S LAST SESSION is a deeply touching play filled with humor funny, THE DREAM OF THE BURNING BOY is about finding the strength and exploring the minds, hearts and souls of two brilliant men to move on…and the courage to live without regret. addressing the greatest questions of all time.

THE REVIEWS: “…sensitive…surprisingly humorous…Read has an THE REVIEWS: “Delightful! A brainy fencing match of olympic cal- ear for economical, real-sounding dialogue, creating believable and mov- iber.” —Bloomberg News. “It’s a sharp, lively discourse, and audience ing characters.” —Associated Press. “…eloquent, affecting…moving.” members searching for engaging debate will be pleased…Mark St. —NY Times. “David West Read doesn’t just summon one vision of Germain’s script is astute, and the humor is plentiful.” —NY Times. [grief]: he unlocks six. All different and yet all the same, they drive this “A gem…great theatre…intellectually thrilling with both humor lean…work that plumbs bottomless sadness as few plays in recent and insight in abundance…the kind of nuance that breathes life memory have…[Read] lets these people tell their own stories in their into history.” —NY 1. “…lively, plausible and provocative…dynamic,

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often comical.” —Associated Press. “Riveting theatre! In FREUD’S one-night stand with Joe, an aging lothario, brings further trouble in LAST SESSION, Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis engage in a battle of the form of Joe’s mercurial teenage son, Miles. wits that is exciting and thought-provoking…their extraordinary debate comes alive [in] Mark St. Germain’s crisp, carefully calibrated THE REVIEWS: “Ms. Fairey has a keen understanding of the way fam- script. FREUD’S LAST SESSION is a theatrical and intellectual delight.” ily relationships can evolve into delicate dances in which the unsaid —Huffington Post. “…a juicy intellectual debate between two great takes on far more importance than anything articulated.” —NY Times. minds…food for thought.” —NY Post. “The play takes on an irre- “Fairey’s thoughts run deep, but she possesses a deft shorthand that sistible intensity.” —TheaterMania.com. “Bracing theater! Intractably lets her get right to the heart of the matter. And it is the heart that ulti- analytical and amusingly conversational…wittily and compassionately mately is the object of her obsession.” — Sun Times. “A touch- dramatized clash of personalities and ideologies.” —CurtainUp. ing and beautifully crafted piece of Chicago theater. I’d argue that Fairey’s work here has some notable similarities to the great Chicago North Side writing tradition from Sexual Perversity in Chicago to Superior Donuts. But Fairey also is a kinder, gentler writer with a lean Ghost-Writer and wholly unforced style that only emphasizes the pain, sadness and by Michael Hollinger fortitude of her middle-class characters.” —Chicago Tribune. Drama Full Length 1 man, 2 women The Grand Manner $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition by A.R. Gurney ISBN: 978-0-8222-2537-9 Comedy/Drama Full Length THE STORY: Novelist Franklin Woolsey dies mid-sentence, but his 2 men, 2 women secretary Myra continues to take dictation. Attacked by skeptics, the $75 per performance press and Woolsey’s jealous widow, Myra sets out to prove she is $8.00 acting edition more than just an artful forger. Is she trying to steal Woolsey’s legacy ISBN: 978-0-8222-2514-0 now that she cannot have his love, or might she truly possess a gift the world can’t understand? THE STORY: In 1948, playwright A.R. Gurney, then a young boarding- school student, traveled to New York where he attended a perform- THE REVIEWS: “An absorbing tale. GHOST-WRITER works marvelously ance of Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra, going backstage after- well—a finely wrought piece of entertainment that does just what it wards to meet the production’s star, the great stage actress Katharine sets out to do.” —Wall Street Journal. “Tantalizing, understated and Cornell, who was dubbed “The of the American Stage” by lovely. This engrossing, old-fashioned play is about the drama of writ- the legendary critic Alexander Woollcott. A mix of remembrance and ing—and typing—and creativity and love. People who care about imagination, THE GRAND MANNER is a love letter to this fabled semi-colons (and you know who you are), this show is for you…[An] actress and a heartfelt look back at the glorious heyday of the extraordinary marriage between fiction and theater.” —Philadelphia . Inquirer. “It’s many plays in one—a love story of the utmost restraint, an unbiased portrayal of a lover’s triangle, a portrait of a seamless THE REVIEWS: “The hidden agendas of conflicting aesthetic working partnership and a meditation on the act of creation. All that approaches and conflicting sexual preferences become twin eggbeat- rolls out in about ninety minutes without a misplaced word or a surplus ers whipping up this light, fluffy meringue of a play—which, when syllable.” —Palm Beach Daily News. “The scenes that most crackle finally dished up, turns out to pay tribute to both ’ old-style with English-language love are the working moments between Myra theatrical grandeur and the budding playwright’s puckish, trickily cyn- and Franklin, and not only because their sexual tension is as thick as ical, new-style approach.” —Village Voice. “…this fantasy memoir cement. Between the rat-a-tat-tat clatter of the typewriter and allows the author’s younger, provincial self a seductive first glimpse of Franklin’s oral dictations and debates over syntax and punctuation a world where being merely life-size isn’t enough.” —NY Times. “…a there lies a deep understanding of the workings of an author’s mind— love letter to the theater, zeroing in on the moment when it ceded its the cerebral nuts and bolts that coalesce into what we call writing, myth-making power to the screen. Gurney also points out that icons ghostly or otherwise.” —Broward-Palm Beach New Times. could become imprisoned by their own image and style, and that mar- riages come in various shapes and forms.” —NY Post. “…engaging characters and wise observances married with pure, old-fashioned Graceland charm…literate, civilized, and mature work.” —BackStage. by Ellen Fairey Comedy/Drama Gruesome Playground Injuries Full Length 3 men, 2 women by Rajiv Joseph $75 per performance Comedy/Drama $8.00 acting edition Full Length ISBN: 978-0-8222-2478-5 1 man, 1 woman $75 per performance THE STORY: Chicago’s oldest cemetery is the backdrop for GRACE- $8.00 acting edition LAND, the story of four lonely Chicagoans whose lives collide one ISBN: 978-0-8222-2529-4 August weekend while the Blue Angels airshow is in town. As fighter jets buzz the skies from dusk till dawn, estranged brother and sister THE STORY: Over the course of 30 years, the lives of Kayleen and Sam and Sara try to make sense of their father’s recent suicide. Sara’s Doug intersect at the most bizarre intervals, leading the two childhood

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friends to compare scars and the physical calamities that keep draw- present-day New York and what can be learned from this ongoing ing them together. saga of politics, money, and the places we call home. The play is con- structed from interviews with real-life players in this epic, THE REVIEWS: “Up-and-coming dramatist Rajiv Joseph is an artist of including local residents, business owners, opposition leader Daniel original talent.” —NY Times.” Irresistibly odd and exciting…This Goldstein, political leaders such as Letitia James and Marty darkly humorous drama is Rajiv Joseph’s most satisfying work.” —NY Markowitz, activists, union members, and community leaders. Daily News. “This wondrous strange two-hander finds as much humor as horror in the play’s bizarre events.” —Variety. “Mystical, arresting, THE REVIEWS: “…the company’s entertaining, insight-rich show and quirkily amusing.” —Washington Post. about the controversial redevelopment plan in Brooklyn, restored my faith in the ability of theater artists to engage meaningfully with the world, here and now.” —NY Times. “Social theater at its best.” —New York Magazine. “Forget the bulldozers: [IN THE FOOTPRINT proves] Huck Finn that art can be groundbreaking too.” —Time Out NY. “A powerful, by Eric Coble, adapted from the novel The multifaceted portrait.” —Time Out Boston. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

Adventure Full Length In the Wake 10 men, 9 women (doubling, flexible casting) by Lisa Kron $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition Comedy/Drama ISBN: 978-0-8222-2484-6 Full Length 1 man, 6 women THE STORY: The great American novel comes to life in a thrilling new $75 per performance adaptation. Huck Finn flees the claws of “civilization” for the freedom $8.00 acting edition of the mighty Mississippi, only to find himself running from mobs, get- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2516-4 ting shot at, stealing gold, digging escape tunnels and dressing as a woman. And perhaps his greatest adventure: unexpectedly finding his THE STORY: It’s Thanksgiving of 2000 and the presidential election own moral compass in a world of corruption and hypocrisy. This time- still has not been decided. Ellen insists that her friends and family less tale of friendship, laughter, and humanity is perfect for school pro- don’t understand how bad the situation really is. But no one—not her ductions, touring, and introducing a whole new audience to Mark loving partner, Danny, nor the passionate Amy, nor the brutally prag- Twain’s definitive novel. matic and world-weary Judy—can make Ellen see the blind spot at the center of her own politics and emotional life. A funny, passionate, THE REVIEWS: “The kids at Friday’s school performance loved it. So and ultimately searing new play that illuminates assumptions that lie will your kids… Coble’s challenges were considerable. Twain’s book at the heart of the American character—and the blind spots that mask is not a children’s book, though it is propelled down the mighty us from ourselves. Mississippi by boyhood adventuring. It is a book, often misguidedly banned from high-school libraries…about a young man’s inner strug- THE REVIEWS: “Luminous…Kron marries vigorous political probing gle to defy the morality of his time and to do the right thing: help his with pitch-perfect humor and heartache.” —The New Yorker. “A pow- friend, a slave, to freedom. Coble had to get that onto the stage in a erful, engrossing and very funny examination of blind spots seen and way that would engage rather than enrage his audience…[he] suc- missed… a big, ambitious work that attempts to define a political era ceeds admirably.” —Cleveland Plain Dealer. “A highly theatrical, through the personal stories of a group of people affected by it…IN cohesive whole…Coble’s layered adaptation embraces Twain’s THE WAKE is a serious and engrossing examination of a recent period exploration of race in nineteenth-century America and asks: ‘What is in our history.” —NY Observer. “Formidable…full of sharp, smart dia- the world telling you, and does that line up with what your heart is logue…its message rings all too true.” —Associated Press. ”The telling you—and how do you create a life between those two morning after seeing IN THE WAKE, don’t be surprised if Lisa Kron’s poles?’“ —News-Herald. resolute, maddening, emotionally distraught and very familiar charac- ters are still rumbling around in your head like the after effects of an intense dream…an astute and challenging play that scrutinizes In the Footprint: The Battle Over American history with laser-beam precision.” —Time Out NY. Atlantic Yards written by Steven Cosson, music and lyrics by Jacob and Jack Michael Friedman, from interviews by the company by James Sherman

Documentary Musical Comedy Full Length Full Length 3 men, 3 women (doubling, flexible casting) 3 men, 3 women (doubling) $75 per performance $75 per performance $9.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2522-5 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2497-6

THE STORY: IN THE FOOTPRINT tells the story of Brooklyn’s largest THE STORY: Jack Shore, a well-known television personality, is development project in history. The play examines the conflicts that appearing for one night only in a tribute to his grandfather, Jack erupted in the case of Atlantic Yards through to their current resolu- Shemerinsky, great star of the Yiddish Theater. Backstage in his dress- tion in an attempt to discover how the fate of the city is decided in ing room, Jack confronts his challenges as an actor and as a husband

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to his co-starring wife. Simultaneously, 75 years in the past, Jacob has parent-child suicide, is her only honorable escape from a world that problems of his own. Actors play their past and present roles in a does not accept her. Yasako truly believes that the outcome to such an dizzying display of life in the theater in this time-traveling farce. act is not the finality of death but a chance for herself and her daugh- ter to reunite with their family on a spiritual plane of existence. But THE REVIEWS: “JACOB AND JACK is a comedy transcending time. Yasako survives the suicide attempt, and she learns that she is being The humor is beautifully showcased in the similarities and differences tried for the murder of her daughter. We are challenged to question between past and present theatre. It’s witty with a shmeer of the how much culture and spirituality shape our perception of truth and absurd…a comedic shtick with hilarious results. Sherman has deliv- morality in Velina Hasu Houston’s beautiful play. ered a farce honoring not only the Yiddish theatre but also highlighting the struggles of contemporary theatre.” —ChicagoTheaterBlog.com. THE REVIEWS: “Cultural conflicts have seldom been so intelligently “A classic marital farce ingeniously complicated by historical layering explored on the stage.” —The New Yorker. “Houston’s engrossing riff and virtuosic dual role-playing. And a beguiling comic love letter to the on the flip side of the American immigrant experience is a fascinating, American theater—from its Yiddish roots to its long obsession with the elegant debate about differing perceptions of honor. The piece is a siren call that lures stage actors to Hollywood. All this, plus a whole lot winning, subtly complex melding of Western theatrics and Japanese of laugh-out-loud escapades.” —Chicago Sun-Times. conversational oratory in which simple sentences are often fraught with untold layers of meaning.” —BackStage. “…Velina Hasu Houston explores Japanese and American ethnic distinctions to often stunning effect. The line between the quick and the dead is a fine one Knickerbocker in Houston’s cosmology, where spirits wander freely and the afterlife by Jonathan Marc Sherman seamlessly melds with the now. Houston creates a timeless, timely Comedy/Drama parable of mother love and a woman wronged.” —LA Times. Full Length “…intriguing and complex…[a] touching story…a thought-provoking 5 men, 2 women piece of theatre.” —Drama-Logue. “Something deep inside of me had $75 per performance been touched. My soul had grown. [The play is] a bittersweet reminder $8.00 acting edition of the beauty of tolerance.” —Pound Ridge Review. “Houston herself ISBN: 978-0-8222-2544-7 plays a role as a counselor between two cultures and two countries, and guides us to the most profound side of human psychology. THE STORY: “Are you ready?” Jerry confronts this question from the Houston…evaluate[s] the misjudged characteristics of female immi- womb of his favorite restaurant booth while the months pass by and the grants, to articulate their voices in a poetic space, and to present to us son he and his wife Pauline are expecting grows from the size of a peach a transnational feminist drama.” —Japanese Journal of American to the size of…a baby. As the due date approaches, can friends and fam- Studies. “…multicultural illumination on the age-old struggle ily members help Jerry feel prepared, or just feel worse, like some un- between an immigrant’s native culture and the expectations of anonymous sperm donor terrified of making the transition from being the American society.” —Rafu Shimpo. son of a father to being the father of a son? Jonathan Marc Sherman’s exploration of impending parenthood is sharp, funny and deeply felt.

THE REVIEWS: “You’d think a play consisting almost entirely of two- The Language Archive person conversations in the same restaurant booth would quickly by Julia Cho become tedious. Yet in KNICKERBOCKER, playwright Jonathan Marc Comedy/Drama Sherman [manages] to make this potentially static setup alive with bit- Full Length ing humor and keen observation…the talk is rich with quirky details and 2 men, 3 women deep insights.” —BackStage. “KNICKERBOCKER is uninterested in $75 per performance treating its subject matter with either frat-boy levity or weepy sentimen- $8.00 acting edition tality; that’s the Hollywood approach. Instead, Sherman, seemingly ISBN: 978-0-8222-2509-6 aware that what is happening to Jerry is both momentous and a little bit banal, approaches the topic sideways…each [encounter] is filled THE STORY: George is a man consumed with preserving and docu- with little epiphanies that, cumulatively, have the effect of making you menting the dying languages of far-flung cultures. Closer to home, see the world through Jerry’s newly awestruck eyes…a surprisingly though, language is failing him. He doesn’t know what to say to his moving portrait of an everyday sort of fellow standing on the brink of wife, Mary, to keep her from leaving him, and he doesn’t recognize the one of life’s great adventures.” —Lighting and Sound America. deep feelings that his lab assistant, Emma, has for him.

THE REVIEWS: “However whimsical—even fantastic—it becomes, it affirms life no matter how melancholy.” —Bloomberg News. “[THE Kokoro (True Heart) LANGUAGE ARCHIVE’s] dialogue is a tour de force…the gulf between by Velina Hasu Houston what’s said and what isn’t is rarely described and traversed with as Drama much power as it is here. What makes this achievement more signifi- Full Length cant still is that the play itself is in no way ordinary…passionate…wise 1 man, 5 women and wonderful.” —Talkin’ Broadway. “Uniquely blends absurdist farce $75 per performance with sentimental comedy.” —LA Times. “Quirky, but ravishingly well- $8.00 acting edition written piece that is smart, funny, deep and tender.” —OC Weekly. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2504-1

THE STORY: Yasako, a young Japanese mother, struggles to adapt to the very foreign culture of the . Feeling hopeless after discovering her husband’s infidelity, Yasako feels that oyako shinju, or

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The Last Romance truth. In quick succession he meets Cliton, a manservant who cannot by Joe DiPietro tell a lie, and falls in love with Clarice, a charming young woman whom he unfortunately mistakes for her friend Lucrece. What our hero Romantic Comedy regrettably does not know is that Clarice is secretly engaged to his Full Length best friend Alcippe. Nor is he aware that his father is trying to get him 2 men, 2 women $75 per performance married to Clarice, whom he thinks is Lucrece, who actually is in love $8.00 acting edition with him. From all these misunderstandings and a series of breathtak- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2520-1 ingly intricate lies springs one of the Western world’s greatest come- dies, a sparkling urban romance as fresh as the day Pierre Corneille THE STORY: A crush can make anyone feel young again—even a wrote it, brilliantly adapted for today by All in the Timing’s David Ives. widower named Ralph. On an ordinary day in a routine life, Ralph decides to take a different path on his daily walk—one that leads him THE REVIEWS: “THE LIAR and its mischievous adapter, David Ives, to an unexpected second chance at love. Relying on a renewed boyish want you to savor every meticulously groomed conceit, every stylishly charm, Ralph attempts to woo the elegant, but distant, Carol. Defying turned-out couplet, every assiduously manicured joke…Ives is an Carol’s reticence—and his lonely sister’s jealousy—Ralph embarks on inveterate jester, a trait that serves him well on an evening that is all the trip of a lifetime, and regains a happiness that seemed all but lost. jest.” —Washington Post. “If there’s anything half as entertaining as THE LAST ROMANCE is a heart-warming comedy about the transfor- THE LIAR onstage hereabouts, I’d be obliged if someone would let me mative power of love. know about it.” —Washington City Paper. “For Ives, one of America’s better dramatic humorists, translating the fun of Pierre Corneille’s 1643 THE REVIEWS: “The boulevard comedy gets a shot in the arm with French comedy was an act of respectful reinvention…The result is a Joe DiPietro’s THE LAST ROMANCE. Remarkably free of cliché…the scrubbed, vivacious script salted with hints of cheeky self-awareness.” golden-years love story casts a bewitching spell…it should enjoy a —DCTheatreScene.com. “Astonishingly fresh, funny, and totally long life.” —Variety. “The play adroitly explores relationships appealing to modern audiences.” —Washington Examiner. between men and women in their golden years, as well as how the invisible ties of family often tie our hearts harder and faster than any love affair. A tale that mixes heartbreak with its humor and opera with the laughter…For all the breezy throwaway jokes—and there is The Liar enough laughter to make even old age seem pleasurable—the central by Pierre Corneille, translated by Richard Wilbur message about seizing life with a comes through loud and Comedy clear.” —Naples News. “A tender romantic comedy.” —San Diego Full Length Union Tribune. “You’ll fall in love with THE LAST ROMANCE…The 4 men, 4 women audience howls with laughter.” —FloridaWeekly.com. $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2502-7

Le Cid THE STORY: Newly arrived in Paris, Dorante meets two women in the by Pierre Corneille, translated by Richard Wilbur Tuileries, Clarice and Lucrece. He falsely boasts about his brave mili- Drama tary exploits, falling in love with Clarice in the process. But the joke is Full Length on Dorante; he believes Clarice to be named Lucrece, and so he sets 7 men, 4 women about courting the wrong woman. Can Dorante disentangle himself $75 per performance from his many lies and confusions? $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2501-0

THE STORY: Published in 1636, LE CID was held as an ideal work of Lombardi drama for years by subsequent playwrights. In this tragic coming-of- by Eric Simonson, based on the book When Pride age story, a young knight is asked to defend his father’s honor by chal- Still Mattered—A Life of Vince Lombardi written lenging his future father-in-law to a duel. Caught between filial devo- by David Maraniss tion and romantic love, LE CID is in an impossible situation, and he solves this dilemma through true heroic action. Drama Full Length 5 men, 1 woman $75 per performance The Liar $8.00 acting edition by David Ives, adapted from the comedy by Pierre ISBN: 978-0-8222-2532-4 Corneille THE STORY: Sport produces great human drama and there is no greater sports icon to bring to theatrical life than Hall of Fame football Comedy coach Vince Lombardi, unquestionably one of the most inspirational Full Length 5 men, 4 women and quotable personalities of all time. Though football’s Super Bowl $75 per performance trophy is named for him, few know the real story of Lombardi the $8.00 acting edition man—his inspirations, his passions and ability to drive people to ISBN: 978-0-8222-2511-9 achieve what they never thought possible.

THE STORY: Paris, 1643. Dorante is a charming young man newly THE REVIEWS: “I know nothing about football, but LOMBARDI held arrived in the capital, and he has but a single flaw: He cannot tell the my attention from start to finish. I thought of my brother, a regular guy

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from a small Missouri town. I’d take him without a moment’s hesita- deeply personal corner of self-analysis. It may also be seen and tion. An extremely well-crafted piece of intelligent theater.” —Wall enjoyed simply as a loony comedy of fraternal conflict and familial dis- Street Journal. “LOMBARDI is theatrical catnip for husbands and cord as triggered by neurotic parental choices. Moreover, it is a clever boyfriends otherwise reluctant to see most Broadway shows: consideration of how children might attempt to free themselves from Football! Vince Lombardi! The legendary Packers!” —Associated the burden of being acceptable and easily defined.” —CurtainUp. “In Press. “There’s enough flexibility in the text and performances that we its themes and its exaggerated theatricality, ME, MYSELF & I harks see Lombardi as a tactical genius one minute and a screaming buffoon back to Albee’s earliest works…startlingly hilarious.” —Village Voice. the next. His human flaws, alongside his talent, complete him…Lombardi is solid playing in every sense of the word.” —Time Out NY. “LOMBARDI scores!” —NY Daily News. Mistakes were Made by Craig Wright Lonesome Hollow Comedy Full Length by Lee Blessing 1 man, 1 woman Drama $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 acting edition 3 men, 2 women ISBN: 978-0-8222-2517-1 $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE STORY: In MISTAKES WERE MADE, B-list Off-Broadway producer ISBN: 978-0-8222-2541-6 Felix Artifex gets in way over his fast-talking head when he takes on Mistakes Were Made, the first world-premiere of his long and che- THE STORY: In this dystopic view of the near-future, sexual offenders quered career. Mistakes is a gargantuan epic of the French Revolution have been removed from the traditional penal system and placed in a which Felix thinks is going to be his ticket to professional and personal series of “gulag”-like camps created out of dying, rural towns redemption—turns out it’s a croissant-lined highway to hell! But America. Laws have changed, and now offenders can be kept indefi- maybe, just maybe, if Felix can pull it all together—things just might, nitely (largely incommunicado), for as long as the state sees fit, no maybe, work out. A compact cosmic gem of philosophy and funny-busi- matter the relative seriousness of their crime. Tuck, an inmate who’s ness from the Emmy-nominated writer of Six Feet Under and the award- served his sentence for sleeping with a teenage girl, has hopes of winning playwright of Lady, Grace and The Pavilion. being released. Nye, an unrepentant serial child molester, scoffs at the possibility. Things grow more ominous with visits from Tuck’s sister THE REVIEWS: “Wright has long proven himself one of the theater’s and the camp’s shadowy director—and suspicion grows that a secret best dialogue writers, and the script is filled with many a gem worth psychological program may also be going on. remembering and repeating…it would be a mistake to miss MIS- TAKES WERE MADE and the extraordinary performance at its center.” THE REVIEWS: “The play asks: Who has the power to say what is art —TheaterMania. “Craig Wright’s MISTAKES WERE MADE is ninety and what is pornography? What is crime? What is punishment? These furious, fulminating, very funny minutes of American hucksterism in themes create a suspense that terrorizes the audience…It takes extremis…What distinguishes it is Wright’s savory language, his antic courage to write such a play. Lee Blessing is a brilliant writer. The pessimism, his lyric ear for colloquial emotional distress.” —New York trouble is, it is all too believable.” —Montserrat Review. Magazine.” An exquisite piece of comic writing…I won’t be missing anymore of his plays, and neither should you.” —The New Yorker. “I can’t remember the last time I laughed so hard and so often at the the- ater. Gentlemen, my hat isn’t just off; it’s yet to come to earth…Wright Me, Myself & I is clearly distilling a career’s worth of showbiz experience in Artifex. by Edward Albee Nevertheless, the character transcends his milieu. Everyone knows an Comedy/Drama Artifex. MISTAKES WERE MADE finally makes that knowledge into a Full Length supremely enjoyable experience.” —BackStage. “Wright’s play is a 4 men, 2 women doozy—a deceptively deep, fiendishly mapped look at warped priori- $75 per performance ties, artistic compromise and the hunger for success, with show biz $8.00 acting edition (what else?) as the animating fixation…[an] ever-escalating farce of ISBN: 978-0-8222-2499-0 warped thinking, deranged egos and the sweaty, megalomaniacal quest for the spotlight…” —Chicago Sun-Times. THE STORY: Mother can’t tell her identical twins apart. But when Otto announces his brother doesn’t exist, the household descends into chaos. Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize–winner Edward Albee is in top form with this dark, funny and moving play that takes sibling rivalry to Mrs. Mannerly existential heights. by Jeffrey Hatcher Comedy THE REVIEWS: “Anyone who sees Albee’s [ME, MYSELF & I] should Full Length expect to have verbal vertigo for at least 24 hours after the show…a 1 man, 1 woman or 2 women laugh-out-loud little farce in which the meanings of everyday words $75 per performance split and multiply like amoebas on steroids. That includes, by the way, $8.00 acting edition all personal pronouns and proper names…This may be the work of an ISBN: 978-0-8222-2524-9 old master, but it pulses with the enthusiasm of a love-struck neo- phyte.” —The New Yorker. “It’s as consistently humorous as it is pur- THE STORY: Inspired by hilarious memories of a childhood etiquette posefully enigmatic…[ME, MYSELF & I] appears to be coming from a class, playwright Jeffrey Hatcher conjures up the world of a ten-year-old

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studying manners. Mrs. Mannerly is a demanding teacher, and no stu- New York City society. She has decided to settle down again into a dent in her thirty-six years of etiquette classes has achieved a perfect much more stable, reliable relationship with the prominent Judge score. But when he discovers her secret past, Young Jeffrey is deter- Philip Phillimore. Little does she know, however, that neither of their mined to be the first to achieve this feat. This unique comic tale reveals bombastic and blowsy ex-spouses, nor her beloved racehorse Cynthia truths about the face we present and the real selves that lie inside. K is yet down for the count. In this sharp-tongued comedy, David Auburn enlivens and enriches a little-known play from a century ago, THE REVIEWS: “MRS. MANNERLY is a hilarious comedy narrated by and shines a surprisingly contemporary light on social mores, status Hatcher recounting his experiences studying manners and etiquette as a and attitudes about sex and divorce in high society. ten-year-old as taught by a very demanding and controlling teacher. Hatcher’s brilliance as a master storyteller richly entertains us all along THE REVIEWS: “Auburn has crafted a dandy little work…He’s done the way…a thousand laughs…It will have you rolling in the aisles more than adapt Mitchell’s play; he’s essentially rebuilt it from the laughing uncontrollably and hysterically. MRS. MANNERLY is the most ground up.” —Entertainment Weekly. ”…slimmer, faster and lighter on ingenious and hilarious new play of the new year.” —Houston Chronicle. its feet than the original…[the] use of frivolous form to pursue Puritan “Who am I? How did I come to be me? The usual responses to such objectives makes THE NEW YORK IDEA fascinating.” —NY Times. queries often spring from religion, existentialism or me-generation solip- “…those with a taste for period comedy should thoroughly enjoy them- sism. But in MRS. MANNERLY, as in some of his other recent works, selves…there’s no doubt that Auburn’s adaptation is a much sturdier playwright Hatcher has been probing beneath these questions with his piece of work than Mitchell’s original…the play’s most salient feature usual charm and irreverence and gives us insights into a few of the influ- is what it reveals about the mores of its day.” —BackStage. “Pulitzer ences that formed Jeffrey Hatcher, American wit.” —Minneapolis Star Prize–winning playwright David Auburn highlights all of the tropes of Tribune. “MRS. MANNERLY is the title character in Jeffrey Hatcher’s screwball comedy that audiences love.” —NY Press. delicious little play about a stand-up student named Jeffrey and the time he spends in a 1967 etiquette class under the tutelage of a mysterious and wonderfully well-mannered teacher. An absolutely charming night of theater. This is a ticket that everyone who loves good manners and live Office Hours theater should have.” —Houston Press. “Hatcher’s dialogue is typically by A.R. Gurney smart, funny, and subversive (talking about manners class, young Jeffrey Comedy/Drama remarks, ‘It was like we were going to church only we cared.’). Nowhere Full Length here are we asked to do much more than luxuriate in witty dialogue 3 men, 3 women delivered with a deft touch.” —Minnepolis/St. Paul City Pages. $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2515-7

The Naked Eye THE STORY: Out with the old and in with the new. Across college by Paul Rudnick campuses in the ‘70s, teachers and students engaged in a battle of Comedy their own—making education relevant. OFFICE HOURS tackles the Full Length Great Books curriculum and puts dead white men to the test. 3 men, 5 women $75 per performance THE REVIEWS: “…congenial comedy…makes a gentle plea for the $8.00 acting edition enduring worth of Homer, Dante, Shakespeare and the rest of the dear, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2481-5 derided DWMs as writers whose works illuminate everlasting problems of human life, even the lives of disgruntled feminists and deranged vet- THE STORY: Alex DelFlavio is an ambitious downtown artist who erans of the Vietnam War.” —NY Times. “…a fondly mocking look back plans to include sexually explicit photographs in his uptown show to at academic life during a seminal time in America’s cultural history…lit- advance his career. Nan Bemiss, the wife of a Republican senator who erate and funny…Even if you never saw a slide-rule, you’ll enjoy this is running for the presidency and a gallery board member, appeals to often-amusing look at the ups and downs of beleaguered academics DelFlavio to remove three of his most “offensive” photographs for the buffeted by the tides of a societal revolution.” —Associated Press. opening. Unexpectedly, Nan is liberated in the process.

THE REVIEWS: “A wry and sometimes savage look at how both artists and politicians turn the sacred—love, sex, family and even The Other Place death—into marketable commodities.” —NY Times. by Sharr White Drama Full Length The New York Idea 2 men, 2 women $75 per performance adapted by David Auburn from the original by $8.00 acting edition Langdon Mitchell ISBN: 978-0-8222-2539-3

Comedy THE STORY: Just as Juliana Smithton’s research leads to a potential Full Length 7 men, 5 women breakthrough, her life takes a disorienting turn. During a lecture to col- $75 per performance leagues at an exclusive beach resort, she glimpses an enigmatic $8.00 acting edition young woman in a yellow bikini amidst the crowd of business suits. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2525-6 One step at a time, a mystery unravels as contradictory evidence, blurred truth and fragmented memories collide in a cottage on the THE STORY: Cynthia Karslake is a freewheeling divorcee in 1906 windswept shores of Cape Cod.

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THE REVIEWS: “Sudden flares of uncontrolled feeling appear like light- Crick…If she had been willing to fraternize with the other scientists, ning flashes from a sky that was clear just moments before…Gradually could she have reached the double helix first? On the other hand, our faith in this seemingly most reliable of narrators is undermined by would a woman with a more accommodating spirit have gotten as far deftly disclosed pieces of information.” —NY Times. “…a haunting as Franklin did? PHOTOGRAPH 51 does Franklin the honor of raising drama…so cleverly constructed that the nature and depth of the prob- these questions, but not trying to answer them.” —Discover. “Who lem isn’t revealed until the last shattering scene.” —Variety. ”[A] won- knew science could make for such terrific theatre?” —New Scientist. derful surprise…in which we the audience collectively discovered we’d been had. And that we’d liked it.” —Village Voice. “Four stars…[an] engrossing new drama.” —Bloomberg News. “…you can’t avert your eyes from [this] slowly unfolding drama.” —NY Post. “White’s first major Pieces New York production…shows him as a crack craftsman who knows by Hywel John how to hook an audience.” —NY Daily News. “White juggles the var- Drama ious pieces of his play with a skillful hand, folding them together with Full Length an uncanny ability to know exactly how much to give away and when.” 1 man, 2 women —NY Press. “[Juliana] is an unreliable narrator of the greatest sort, $75 per performance and…THE OTHER PLACE proceeds to rip hole after hole in her story $8.00 acting edition and add mystery after mystery to her past.” —Entertainment Weekly. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2521-8

THE STORY: Jack and Beatrice are twins. They have no grandpar- ents. They have no uncles or aunts and no cousins. And now, they Photograph 51 have no mom and dad. The one person who can look after them is by Anna Ziegler their godmother, Sophie, who arrives at their remote rural family Drama home, shocked and unprepared. Sophie has not seen the children Full Length since they were tiny—too tiny for them to remember her, and 4 men, 1 woman undoubtedly too little to remember what caused her long, enforced $75 per performance absence. But as the three of them return to the isolated home at the $8.00 acting edition end of a forest, their collective grief triggers a tragic attempt to ISBN: 978-0-8222-2508-9 remember, repair and recreate the past.

THE STORY: A funny and moving portrait of the unrequited life of THE REVIEWS: “This haunting play gets under your skin and stays there Rosalind Franklin, one of the great female scientists of the twentieth for days…A serious examination of grief and childhood loss…PIECES century, and her fervid drive to map the contours of the DNA molecule. is daring, frightening and deeply human.” —NYTheater.com. “The A chorus of physicists relives the chase, revealing the unsung achieve- story drops like flower petals at our feet and becomes a carpet of ments of this trail-blazing, fiercely independent woman. A play about mystery without us noticing until we are up to our necks in the tale.” ambition, isolation, and the race for greatness. —NewYorkTheatreGuide.com. “Terrific…makes Pinter seem benign in comparison…this is a contemporary fairytale whose psy- THE REVIEWS: “Among the many virtues of Anna Ziegler’s…satisfy- chological surety will leave you in pieces.” —Guardian (London). ing PHOTOGRAPH 51 is the refusal to soften the woman at its center, “Spine-tingling…exquisitely nuanced…Hywel John’s first play is a the British scientist Rosalind Franklin, by making her anything other fascinating piece, always gripping, often very funny, beautifully than formidably, even self-sabotagingly, intelligent…[The play] offers paced.” —The Stage (London). “Excellent! Wonderfully creepy.” multiple insights into the sad and honorable secrets of one particular —ReviewsOffBroadway2.com. life.” —NY Times. “What playwright Anna Ziegler has achieved in her intriguing portrait of the British scientist Rosalind Franklin is a remarkable balance of scientific subject matter and theatrical story- telling…a play that glows with intelligence and humanity. This is a The Pitmen Painters complex story filled with complex characters that Ziegler tells with by Lee Hall, inspired by a book by William Feaver clarity and economy. It’s a pleasure to be in the presence of such Comedy/Drama assured writing. She gives full weight to Franklin’s achievement with- Full Length out allowing the play to become a feminist tract or turning Franklin’s 5 men, 2 women (doubling) thieving male cohorts and competitors into dyed-in-the-wool villains. $75 per performance This tale of a lone, wondrous woman amidst a casual conspiracy of $8.00 acting edition men makes for compelling theater…Dr. Rosalind Franklin deserves ISBN: 978-0-8222-2507-2 greater fame, just as this play about her deserves a wider audience.” —BackStage. “[A] smartly crafted history play…[The script is] brisk THE STORY: THE PITMEN PAINTERS is based on the triumphant true and knowing…steadily entertaining…and the play feels like it’s con- story of a group of British miners who discover a new way to express stantly on the move…The reflections that gradually color PHOTOGRAPH themselves and unexpectedly become art-world sensations. An arrest- 51 deal with the eternal human mystery of why people act as they ing and witty salute to the power of individual expression and the col- do—the very stuff of drama, of course, and a far less solvable riddle lective spirit, THE PITMEN PAINTERS takes you on an unforgettable than that of the DNA structure these characters stalk.” —Washington journey from the depths of the mine to the heights of fame. Post. “The play…honors Franklin’s achievements and rues her relative obscurity, but it also returns to her the ambiguities and complexities THE REVIEWS: “…a feel-good—make that a feel-great—hit…inspi- that a real human being deserves…The play presents Franklin as a rational…heartbreakingly funny…the art discussions between the prickly and strong-willed woman who was sabotaged by her own per- technically naive painters and their tutor are so intellectually engaging sonality: Distrustful of her colleagues and aware of her outsider sta- and such rollicking good fun. Who should make art? What makes art? tus as a Jewish woman, she refused to collaborate with Watson and What does art make of its maker? Who owns art? And how much

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should art cost, anyway? The conversation that comes out when these Unfortunately, they face an uphill battle as a parade of wildly eccen- guys sit down and try to figure it all out is an art in itself.” —Variety. tric Verdeens gathers on the hottest day of July, smack-dab in the mid- ”… heartfelt, moving and deeply politicized…endlessly fascinating to dle of Texas tornado season. Things spin hilariously out of control anyone with an interest in the role of the arts in education, or the inter- when a neighbor’s pet devours everything edible, a one-eyed suitor section between folk art and establishment art…created with love.” shows up to declare his love and a jaw-dropping high-stakes wager is —Chicago Tribune. ”Written partly in response to cuts in arts endow- made on who bakes the best red velvet cake. As this fast-paced romp ments and education, [the play] belongs to a fine old British tradition of barrels toward its uproarious climax, you’ll wish your own family establishment-challenging theater. And there’s no denying that Mr. Hall reunions were this much fun! makes a valiant case for art as a fruitful stimulant to sleepy minds…excitingly ambiguous, in-the-moment theater, as rich and intriguing as Art (as we are told here) is meant to be.” —NY Times. Ride by Eric Lane Posh Comedy/Drama Full Length by Laura Wade 3 women Dark Comedy $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 acting edition 12 men, 2 women ISBN: 978-0-8222-2498-3 $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE STORY: Eric Lane’s poignant and hilarious play RIDE takes three ISBN: 978-0-8222-2531-7 teenage girls on a life-changing road trip. While Carrie and Molly would never hang out together at high school, the two form a fragile THE STORY: Acclaimed playwright Laura Wade explores the lives of bond during their job at a local farm stand. Molly convinces Carrie to the young, wealthy and privileged. In an oak-panelled room in Oxford, join her on an unexpected road trip, which deepens their connection. ten youngbloods with cut-glass vowels and deep pockets are meeting, Sam, Carrie’s eleven-year-old sister, joins them and creates the bridge intent on restoring their right to rule. Members of an elite student din- the older girls need to move forward. All three girls are keeping ing society, the boys are bunkering down for a wild night of debauch- secrets, which unfold over the course of their adventure. Throughout ery, decadence and bloody good wine. But this isn’t the last huzzah: the play, Carrie recalls the life of Anne Frank, the subject of a high- They’re planning a takeover. Welcome to the Riot Club. school composition. Carrie wonders if everybody isn’t living in hiding in their own secret annex. The girls’ true selves begin to emerge; their THE REVIEWS: “Laura Wade’s depiction of wealth and privilege is “ride” is both a physical and emotional one. The play offers a terrific savagely funny.” —Time Out London. “Darkly satirical.” —Independent opportunity for three young actresses. (London). “Beautifully observed, very funny…Wade’s gifts as a satirist are beyond doubt.” —Evening Standard (London). THE REVIEWS: “Every single aspect of the play is pitch perfect…[an] incredibly witty and heartfelt script…There is only one word to describe the play: brilliant.” —Cape Cod Times. “Eric Lane has written a beautiful, powerful play about love, loss, obligation, friendship and The Red Velvet Cake War family. Each character’s dialogue is absolutely on target, modern, hon- by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten est, authentic, warm and humorous.” —Cape Cod Chronicle. Comedy Full Length 3 men, 7 women (doubling) Running $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition by Arlene Hutton ISBN: 978-0-8222-2482-2 Comedy/Drama Full Length THE STORY: In this riotously funny Southern-fried comedy, the three 1 man, 1 woman Verdeen cousins—Gaynelle, Peaches and Jimmie Wyvette—could $75 per performance not have picked a worse time to throw their family reunion. Their out- $8.00 acting edition rageous antics have delighted local gossips in the small town of ISBN: 978-0-8222-2512-6 Sweetgum (just down the road from Fayro) and the eyes of Texas are upon them, as their self-righteous Aunt LaMerle is quick to point out. THE STORY: It’s the weekend of the New York City Marathon, and Having “accidentally” crashed her minivan through the bedroom wall Stephen, preparing for his first race, needs a good night’s sleep. Emily, of her husband’s girlfriend’s doublewide, Gaynelle is one frazzled his wife’s old roommate, shows up unexpectedly in the wee hours of nerve away from a spectacular meltdown. Peaches, a saucy firebrand the morning. In crisis and unable to find a hotel room, Emily is return- and the number one mortuarial cosmetologist in the tri-county area, is ing to the apartment she once lived in and where, years ago, she and struggling to decide if it’s time to have her long-absent trucker hus- Stephen may or may not have met. Seeing her old home brings back band declared dead. And Jimmie Wyvette, the rough-around-the- memories and Stephen, dealing with his own troubles with marriage edges store manager of Whatley’s Western Wear, is resorting to and work, is jarred from his complacency and forced to face his fail- extreme measures to outmaneuver a priss-pot neighbor for the affec- ures. Late night conversations become late night confessions and con- tions of Sweetgum’s newest widower. But the cousins can’t back out nections. Will Stephen be running on empty? of the reunion now. It’s on and Gaynelle’s hosting it; Peaches and Jimmie Wyvette have decided its success is the perfect way to prove THE REVIEWS: “The audience gets to know the characters as they get Gaynelle’s sanity to a skeptical court-appointed psychologist. to know each other over the course of the night. Their talk becomes

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more intimate and more revealing as the play progresses, and the Dale and Tony show the remarkable ways brothers support each comic tone becomes more melancholy as the themes of middle-age other—in spite of it all. loss, self-knowledge and loneliness push through. Ms. Hutton, best known for The Nibroc Trilogy, has a fine ear for the fits and starts of THE REVIEWS: “Bruce Graham tackles ‘40s Hollywood through a conversation…the loose, thinking-it-through-as-we-go quality is part thinly disguised look at Walt Disney…In a season of strong premieres, of its charm.” —NY Times. “Accomplished playwright Arlene Hutton INTANGIBLE’s real conflict between brothers, and between art and has written a smart, funny script with a strong narrative and complete commerce, stands out not for Graham’s wit (we expected that), but the studies of two identifiable characters…a very real, human drama.” insightful exploration of artists and the people who love—and suf- —NYTheatre.com. “a remarkable script that flows sweetly and fer—them.” —Philadelphia City Paper. “There is no doubt that Philly’s smoothly…gifted writing.” —NewYorkTheatreReview.blogspot.com. Bruce Graham, playwright of SOMETHING INTANGIBLE, is a master “Arlene Hutton’s slick, frequently insightful RUNNING investigates the craftsman and much loved…[His] thoughtful dialogue and stories suck titular action as a means of coping with life’s disappointments…a you in and make you want to stay.” —Philadelphia Enquirer. “An ambi- strong showcase for Hutton’s wit and craft.” —Time Out NY. tious play about the fundamental bonds and challenges of polar oppo- site partners.” —EDGE Philadelphia. Shotgun by John Biguenet Spirit Control by Beau Willimon Drama Full Length Drama 4 men, 1 woman Full Length $75 per performance 4 men, 2 women (doubling) $8.00 acting edition $75 per performance ISBN: 978-0-8222-2500-3 $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2527-0 THE STORY: In SHOTGUN, set four months after the collapse of defective levees in New Orleans, a white man and his teenaged son, THE STORY: Adam Wyatt has the perfect family and a perfect record having lost their house to the flood, half of a shotgun duplex from as an air traffic controller. When the of a small plane suffers a an African-American woman, whose father has lost his home in the heart attack, Adam must talk a terrified passenger through an emer- Lower Ninth Ward and moved in with her. Even living under one roof, gency landing. What happens next will link him inextricably to a though, the two families find a wall still runs between them. But like woman he’s never met and set the life he once knew irrevocably adrift. the city’s levees, can it, too, be breached? SPIRIT CONTROL is a chilling and mesmerizing look at how we navi- gate a crisis, and the demons that haunt us long after. THE REVIEWS: “It’s the narrow focus of this new play that shakes you…Human drama doesn’t have to look huge to be heartbreaking.” THE REVIEWS: “Crackles with edge-of-seat urgency…Willimon —Orlando Sentinel. “A moving exploration of a ravaged New Orleans.” shows a sharp ear for real-life dialogue. This play flies into abstract —Sarasota Herald-Tribune. “In SHOTGUN…John Biguenet exposes territory, but eventually all becomes clear. It’s a spooky reminder of with power and grace the wounds that remain and examines how they how our lives can suddenly plunge into a tailspin.”—NY Daily News. might best be healed.” —The New Orleans Times-Picayune. “SHOT- “…fiercely gripping…touching…[with] an intriguing twist.” —NY GUN…deals with race but is ultimately about people. And it’s fasci- Times. “Astonishing!” —Time Out NY. nating.” —Gambit Weekly. “…a serious play about serious subjects, and yet it is filled with the rich dark humor that got New Orleanians through those days after the storm.” —NOLA.com. “Biguenet’s ear for dramatic, natural dialogue is so adroit, you cannot turn your eyes and Stoop Stories mind from his play.” —WYES-TV. by Dael Orlandersmith Drama Full Length Something Intangible 1 woman $75 per performance by Bruce Graham $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2491-4 Comedy/Drama Full Length 4 men, 1 woman THE STORY: Dael Orlandersmith, combines theatre, poetry and music $75 per performance in a powerful, sizzling, fierce symphony of the diverse voices that make $8.00 acting edition up her neighborhood—people drawn from both her life and her imagi- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2535-5 nation. She introduces us to a range of characters—from an elderly Polish Holocaust survivor who has a chance meeting with Billie THE STORY: It’s Hollywood, 1941. Two very different brothers—one Holiday; to a poetic young junkie; to a teenage Puerto Rican punk; to a an extravagant visionary, the other a plain-speaking numbers man— washed-up rock ‘n’ roll star; to a seventy-year-old New Yorker from run a movie studio famous for its cartoon dog, Petey Pup. Gifted Tony heading to the West Village to see Nina Simone. longs to move beyond Petey and create a feature-length animated film set to classical music. His loyal brother Dale manages everything: THE REVIEWS: “…a short and—by Orlandersmith’s hard-earned unrealistic budgets, unpredictable Tony and unrelenting deadlines standards—sweet survey of the people she’s bumped into in that city while trying not to lose himself or his family in the wake of Tony’s of sharp elbows…one cup of Orlandersmith is worth a gallon of what feverish genius. Humming with humor and brimming with humanity, most other monologists serve up…Orlandersmith assumes the role

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here of wryly analytical onlooker who can absorb both the pathos and The Theatre of Illusion the irony unfolding all around her.” —Washington Post. by Pierre Corneille, translated by Richard Wilbur “[Orlandersmith] exquisitely captures the complications of return to a place, your place, which never really wanted you to leave, lest it reflect Comedy badly on itself…poetic but clear-eyed…evocative and carefully Full Length 8 men, 3 women observed.” —Chicago Tribune. “Orlandersmith is a consummate story- $75 per performance teller…her real achievement is to make you aware of the shape of lan- $8.00 acting edition guage itself. How words rise and fall, become dense, then light, gently ISBN: 978-0-8222-2503-4 erotic, then tense with rage—like the architecture and energy of a city block.” —LA Times. THE STORY: THE THEATRE OF ILLUSION is a tale of magic, love, revenge, mistaken identity, and mistaken perspective. Described by the author as a comedy, a “caprice” and an “extravagance,” it is widely Sunlight considered to be Pierre Corneille’s masterpiece. by Sharr White Drama Theatrical Haiku Full Length 2 men, 2 women by Mary Louise Wilson $75 per performance Comedy $8.00 acting edition Short Plays ISBN: 978-0-8222-2538-6 $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE STORY: Matthew Gibbon, liberal lion and university president, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2494-5 may have finally gone too far in his battle against the conservative Dean of the law school—his son-in-law and former protégé. His THE STORIES: A hilarious evening of short plays about the foibles of daughter is caught between them and the entire university community stage actors and those who love them. Two women of a certain age pre- is up in arms. The personal and political collide in this stunning new pare for a theater outing in LOST. (2 women.) In THE PROFESSIONAL, play about loyalty, power and torture memos. a seasoned actor recalls the two times he’s been fired. (1 man.) DEER PLAY recounts the strange tale of a woodland creature’s reign of ter- THE REVIEWS: “…articulate and probing…a ringing defense of prin- ror in an aging actress’ garden. (3 men, 2 women, flexible casting.) An ciples.” —Seattle Times. ”…a roller coaster of surprises, disclosures actress finds herself eclipsed by a rival in the confessional TIRADE. (1 and brilliantly written one-liners.” —Metroactive. “Playwright White woman.) In LAUGHS, we see just how nasty summer-stock rehearsal has much to say that audiences need to hear.” —PacificSun.com. can get. (2 men, 1 woman.) ROAD WORK presents the whispered con- “…engrossing…will keep you thinking throughout.” —Talkin’ Broadway. versations of three cast members getting sick of each other during a touring production. (1 man, 2 women.) Finally, we learn what chafes and what soothes the delicate ego of a grande dame IN THE DRESS- Tartuffe; or The Weasel ING ROOM. (7 men, 3 women.) by Molière, adapted from the French by Amlin Gray THE REVIEWS: “These pieces are slices of life and character studies Comedy shrewdly observed.” —New Orleans Times Picayune. “Sketch comedy Full Length that is both sophisticated and daffy.” —Gambit (New Orleans). 6 men, 6 women $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2495-2 Tigers Be Still by Kim Rosenstock

THE STORY: The prosperous Orgon is plagued by insecurities, and the Comedy growing independence of his family isn’t helping. Tartuffe is, though. Full Length This strict religious counselor has moved into the household to lay down 2 men, 2 women the law. At least that’s how he represents his actions. The family’s fight $75 per performance against his tyranny—despite servant Dorine’s raucous outspokenness, $8.00 acting edition daughter Mariane’s tearful resistance, second wife Elmire’s elegant ISBN: 978-0-8222-2540-9 strategems, brother-in-law Cleante’s reasoned arguments, and son Damis’ near-mayhem—at last seems lost, and the loathsome Bible- THE STORY: TIGERS BE STILL is a comedy that follows the misadven- thumper seems about to take all for himself. The 1669 version of the tures of Sherry Wickman, a young woman who has recently earned her play that history has left us brings in Louis XIV to save the day, but masters degree in art therapy only to find herself moving back home informed consensus says that Molière’s censored 1664 version, now with her family, sending out countless résumés and waiting for the job lost, ended very differently. This new translation/adaptation shows offer that never comes. Unemployed and overwhelmed, Sherry another way things might have gone. A fresh, funny, venturesome retreats to her childhood bed and remains there until an unexpected approach to a hilarious and ever-timely classic. employment opportunity gives her a renewed sense of purpose and hope. Now if only her mother would come downstairs, her sister would get off the couch, her very first therapy patient would do just one of his take-home assignments, her new boss would leave his gun at home, and someone would catch the tiger that escaped from the local zoo, everything would be just perfect.

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THE REVIEWS: “[Rosenstock’s] subtly funny dialogue and the vivid, THE REVIEWS: “…quick-moving comedy…Mr. Weitz understands truthful characters keep the play grounded in prickly emotional authen- the nastiness that lurks within sweet, passive men.” —NY Times. ticity.” —NY Times. “An offbeat and nuanced comedy…Rosenstock “Funny, crisp and modern, it’s solid, provocative theater—trust me.” finds fresh humor and anguish in two outrageously troubled suburban —Entertainment Weekly. “…delights in rattling people out of their families in a world of real danger.” —Newsday. “Rosenstock writes complacency…clever, funny dialogue…Weitz has also wisely clever comic dialogue in a voice that is too smart to be cute. There’s refrained from allowing his characters unmitigated happy endings. something both sad and wise, after all, about redefining a ‘mellow’ The thread of melancholy and loneliness that runs throughout TRUST mood as meaning ‘paralyzed with depression.’” —Variety. never snaps, even as each member of the quartet appears to get what he or she needs most.” —NY Press. “Four stars. It is not often that we get a truly amoral play: clever, funny, evil, totally misanthropic. But that describes Paul Weitz’s TRUST…The bossing or being bossed is both Time Stands Still comic and abject, both scary and ludicrous. Weitz’s writing is always by Donald Margulies trenchant, humorously unsettling, and horribly believable. People may Drama be bugs, as Prudence remarks, but here they are bugs gifted with prime Full Length dialogue.” —Bloomberg News. 2 men, 2 women $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2506-5 Venus in Fur by David Ives

THE STORY: TIME STANDS STILL focuses on Sarah and James, a Comedy/Drama photojournalist and a foreign correspondent trying to find happiness in Full Length a world that seems to have gone crazy. Theirs is a partnership based 1 man, 1 woman on telling the toughest stories, and together, making a difference. But $75 per performance when their own story takes a sudden turn, the adventurous couple $8.00 acting edition confronts the prospect of a more conventional life. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2533-1

THE REVIEWS: “Mr. Margulies is gifted at creating complex charac- THE STORY: Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate ters through wholly natural interaction, allowing the emotional layers, to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the long histories, the hidden kernels of conflict to emerge organically. the classic sadomasochistic tale, VENUS IN FUR. Into his empty audi- Throughout, his dialogue crackles with bright wit and intelligence. tion room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly Although TIME STANDS STILL is deceptively modest, consisting of a enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, handful of conversations among just four characters, the range of feel- Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas’ ing it explores is wide and deep.” —NY Times. “Can you be a dispas- interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two sionate, uninvolved observer of horrific events, recording them for pos- work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, terity and still keep a sense of right and wrong, not to mention your entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domina- sanity? It’s one of several questions getting a workout in TIME STANDS tion that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama STILL…Insightful writing, the work is smart, stylish, timely and layered that represents yet another departure for the multifaceted David Ives. with an intriguing seriousness that inspires discussion after the curtain comes down—a rarity these days.” —Associated Press. “Donald THE REVIEWS: “The teeter-tottering test of wills that takes place in Margulies’ TIME STANDS STILL compellingly demonstrates what a VENUS IN FUR makes even the most fraught encounter between a master playwright can do with great economy and efficiency…A rare domineering director and a sensitive performer seem like a play date play that encompasses universal issues and personal problems with in . Actors may be pleased to hear that in this ninety min- equal compassionate insight. A splendid theatrical experience culmi- utes of good, kinky fun, the upper hand does not necessarily belong to nates in the author’s taking no sides and providing no easy answers. the usual suspect.” —NY Times. “VENUS IN FUR invites both carnal What we get is the assiduously impartial, clarifying confrontation of and cerebral excitement…” —Village Voice. “Ives has crafted a mod- the existential dilemmas that confront all of us.” —Bloomberg News. ern take on a classic tale, skillfully twisting his plot and characters in “A solid play—taut and well-constructed, with hardly a single detail a fast-paced journey into one man’s entrapment by a clever, vengeful extraneous.” —Time Out NY. female.” —Associated Press. “You want funny? You want sexy? Then you’ll want to see VENUS IN FUR.” —New Jersey Newsroom. Trust by Paul Weitz Welcome to Arroyo’s by Kristoffer Diaz Dark Comedy Full Length Comedy/Drama 2 men, 2 women Full Length $75 per performance 4 men, 2 women $8.00 acting edition $75 per performance ISBN: 978-0-8222-2496-9 $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2523-2 THE STORY: Harry is rich. Harry is married. But when Harry doesn’t trust that any of it is enough, he looks to find something real in the THE STORY: Alejandro Arroyo owns the newest (and cleanest) lounge most unlikely of places. This dark comedy explores the corrosive effect in New York City’s Lower East Side. His sister, Molly, has a nasty habit of power on relationships and the hope we need to make them better. of writing graffiti on the back wall of the local police precinct. Officer

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Derek is a recent NYC transplant with something to prove. Lelly Australia. With four generations of fathers and sons, their mothers, Santiago is a socially awkward college student who may have discov- lovers and wives, the play is epic in its scope, yet at the same time ered that the Arroyo siblings’ late mother was one of the founders of extraordinarily intimate. hip-hop music. Two DJs/narrators/Greek chorus members spin the story in this hip-hop theater coming-of-age story. THE REVIEWS: “Bovell…has created a quietly spellbinding puzzle of a universe that is as stealthily thrilling and defiantly mystical as it is THE REVIEWS: “A sweet, loose-limbed shout out to ’s catastrophically melancholy.” —Newsday. “Bovell’s time-hopping Lower East Side…With a Greek chorus of DJs who ‘mix’ the play right structure is intricate but surprisingly natural—never strained or pur- in front of us, WELCOME shows that hip-hop can still goose main- posely obfuscating. Rather, as in the works of Faulkner, it is a powerful stream theater instead of merely filling the diversity slot…The show’s metaphor for the impossibility of escaping the past, for the way we are exuberant vibe becomes so infectious, it’s easy to forget this is a story all shaped by what came before—and are living in the shadow of what about two siblings recovering from the recent death of their only par- comes next.” —Time. “Bovell’s play is weighty stuff, a work of great ent…In WELCOME TO ARROYO’S the playwright creates a space for sorrow and beauty.” —Variety. “Bovell weaves in symbolic imagery all audiences, young or old, of any color, to kick back and play.” —LA and the repetition of key phrases. This gives a surreal feel to the enter- Times. “Sometimes you can believe the hype…the play blends street- prise, without lessening its emotional impact.” —TheaterMania.com. wise exuberance with deep melancholy undercurrents.” —Time Out NY. “A personal, charming, clever play with a hip-hop bent…this work demonstrates a genuinely honest voice, an energetic, playful theatri- cality…solid storytelling rooted in character. [Diaz is] an extremely When We Go Upon the Sea welcome voice in American theater.” —Variety. “A geeky brilliance by Lee Blessing and an unexpected wave of rousing feminism lives at the heart of Drama WELCOME TO ARROYO’S…an urban comedy that dares to place Full Length women at the birth of modern-day hip-hop.” —NewcityStage.com. 2 men, 1 woman $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition When I Come to Die ISBN: 978-0-8222-2542-3 by Nathan Louis Jackson THE STORY: Subtitled “a political fantasy,” the play shows George W. Drama Bush on the verge of turning himself over to the International Criminal Full Length Court in the Hague for illegal acts committed during his presidency. He 4 men, 1 woman spends his last night of freedom in the penthouse of a five-star Dutch $75 per performance hotel with a view of the sea. Keeping him company are Piet, a high- $8.00 acting edition level hotel employee, and Anna-Lisa, a beautiful and mysterious ISBN: 978-0-8222-2528-7 younger woman. George’s anxiety about tomorrow causes him to vent eight years’ worth of angers and frustrations, indulge in an orgy of THE STORY: WHEN I COME TO DIE tells the story of Damon Robinson, self-justification and…party like he was back at Yale. Throughout the a death-row inmate who struggles to find faith and hope and under- night, Piet and Anna-Lisa accede to his every whim, even as their rea- stand why his life has been spared after he survives a lethal injection. sons for doing so grow more and more disturbing.

THE REVIEWS: “…remarkably free of both sensation and sentimen- THE REVIEWS: “Whether you fall into the ‘pro’ or ‘no’ column when tality in its depiction of the mundane mechanics involved in arranging it comes to George W. Bush, the setup for WHEN WE GO UPON THE the last days of men on death row…quietly moving.” —NY Times. SEA…is bound to spark an immediate response.” —NY Daily News. “Strong writing, powerful performances, and flawless helming soften “…it’s about power and servitude, God and his absence, and what the blunt impact of WHEN I COME TO DIE.” —Variety. “Jackson has we allow to step in and fill the void…the playwright implores a talent for taking stale formats that invite playwriting gimmickry and Americans to take to the helm while our own shores are still rela- infusing the scenario with surprise and honesty.” —Time Out NY. tively calm.” —Philadelphia Inquirer. “Blessing has plenty of fun with ‘George,’ as he calls him, but he points a darker finger at the rest of us, Americans and Europeans alike…whose hands are clean When the Rain Stops Falling enough to judge?” —Broad Street Review. by Andrew Bovell

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THE STORY: It’s raining. Gabriel York is awaiting the arrival of his grown son whom he hasn’t seen since he was seven. “I know what he wants. He wants what all young men want from their fathers. He wants to know who he is. Where he comes from. Where he belongs. And for the life of me I don’t know what to tell him.” That’s the begin- ning of this compelling family saga that takes us back and forth in time from one generation to another, from 1959 to 2039, from London to

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100 Saints You Should Know Ah, Eurydice! Amicable Parting Artichoke 1-900-Desperate Air Raid Amici, Ascoltate The Artist and the Model 1918 Akhmatova A.M.L. The Artist and the Model/2 2 Album Among Friends As Bees in Honey Drown 24 Hours am Alfred the Great Amphibians As Is 24 Hours pm Alice in Wonderland Amphitryon As It is in Heaven 26 Miles Alien Boy Amphitryon 38 Ascension Day 27 Wagons Full of Cotton The Aliens Amulets Against the Dragon Forces Ashes to Ashes 2B (or not 2B) All About Al Ancient History Asian Shade 2B (or not 2B) Part 2 All Because of Agatha Ancient Lights Asleep on the Wind 3 by E.S.T. All Cotton And Baby Makes Seven Assembly Line 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 All God’s Chillun Got Wings And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Asterisk! 33 Variations All in the Faculty And People All Around At Home The 49th Cousin All in the Timing And the Winner Is At Home at 6:15 on the 104 All Men are Whores: An Inquiry And They Dance Real Slow in At Long Last Leo 74 Georgia Avenue All My Sons Jackson At This Evening’s Performance The 75th All Over Town And Things That Go Bump in the The Atheist 9 Parts of Desire All Saints’ Day Night August: Osage County 90° in the Shade All That I Will Ever Be The Andersonville Trial August Snow 99 Histories All the King’s Men (Hall) Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends Aunt Dan and Lemon A is for All All the King’s Men (Warren) André’s Mother Aunt Dan Meets the Madwoman of Abandon All Hope All the Rage Andromache Challiot Abe Lincoln in Illinois All the World’s a Stage Andy and Claire Auntie Mame About Time Alligator Man Angel in the Pawnshop The Author’s Voice Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles Almost an Evening Angels Fall Auto--Fé Absalom Almost Blue Animal Auto-Destruct The Absence of a Cello Almost Done Animal Keepers The Autograph Hound Abstinence An Almost Holy Picture Animals Out of Paper The Autumn Garden Abundance Almost Like Being Anna Christie Ave Maria Accelerando Almost, Maine Anna in the Tropics Avenue of Dream The Accomplices An Altar Boy Talks to God Anna Lucasta Avow According to Goldman The Altruists Anne of the Thousand Days Babel’s in Arms Achilles in Sparta Am I Blue Anniversary Waltz Baby Anger Acrobats Amateurs Another Antigone Baby Food The Acting Lesson The Amazing Activity of Charley Another Part of the Forest Baby Talk The Action Against Sol Schumann Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth Another Season’s Promise Baby with the Bathwater The Actor Street Gang Answers (Thompson) Babylon Gardens Actors Ambrosio Answers (Topor) The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer The Actor’s Nightmare America Hurrah Anteroom Bachelor Holiday Acts of Love The America Play Anthony ★ Bachelorette Adam Baum and the Jew Movie American Blues Anthony Rose Back in the Race Adaptation The American Century Any Wednesday Back of the Throat An Adult Evening of Shel The American Clock Anybody Out There? Bad Bad Jo-Jo Silverstein The American Dame Apartment 3A A Bad Friend The African Company Presents An American Daughter Apocalyptic Butterflies Bad Habits Richard III The American Dream (Albee) Apple Pie Bad Seed After Ashley The American Dream Revisited Approximating Mother A Bad Year for Tomatoes After Easter American Dreams (Frisch, Terkel) April Fish Bad-Ass of the Rip Eternal After Miss Julie American Landscape April Snow Bag Lady After the Fall An American Millionaire Arabian Nights The Ballad of the Sad Cafe After the Quake American Modern The Archbishop’s Ceiling Ballad of Yachiyo ★ After the Revolution The American Nightmare The Architecture of Loss Balloon Shot Aftermath American Notes Are You Ready? Balm in Gilead After-Play The American Plan The Armored Dove The Baltimore Waltz The Age of Pie American Primitive (or John and Arsenic and Old Lace Bang Bang Beirut Ages of the Moon Abigail) ‘Art’ Bang the Drum Slowly Agnes American Roulette Art of Murder Baptized to the Bone The Agony & The Agony An American Sunset The Art of Remembering A Barbarian in Love The Agreement The Art of Self-Defense Barefoot in Athens

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Barefoot Woman in the Red Dress A Bicycle Country Born Yesterday Burning Bright Bargains Big Al Bosoms and Neglect Bury the Dead A Barrel Full of Pennies Big Fish, Little Fish Boston Marriage Bus Riley’s Back in Town The Barretts of Wimpole Street The Big Funk Botticelli Bus Stop (Inge) Barrymore’s Ghost The Big Knife Bouncers Bus Stop (Silverstein) Bartok as Dog Big Mary Bound East for Cardiff Bus Stop Diner Based on a Totally True Story Big Mother Boundary Waters Business Lunch at the Russian Tea The Basement (Pinter) The Big Slam Bourbon at the Border Room The Basement (Schisgal) Big Sur Box Businessmen Bat Boy: The Musical The Biggest Thief in Town Boy Busman’s Honeymoon The Batting Cage ★ The Bilbao Effect The Boy in the Basement The Busy World is Hushed Battle of Angels The Billion Dollar Saint Boy Meets Family The Butler Did It Be Aggressive Billy Budd Boy Meets Girl (Spewack) The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Be Your Age Billy Irish Boy Meets Girl (Wasserstein) Joseph, Herod the Nut & The The Bear Bindle Stiff The Boy with Green Hair Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a The Beard The Bird Cage Boys and Girls Pear Tree Beast Bird of Ill Omen Boys’ Life Button, Button Beautiful Child Birds in Church The Boys Next Door Buy Me Blue Ribbons Beautiful Thing The Birthday Present Brand Buy One Get One Free Beauty and the Beast Bite the Hand The Brass Ring By Hex Beauty of the Father Bits and Pieces Bravo By the Bog of Beauty on the Vine The Black and White Break By the Sea By the Sea By the Beauty Parade Black Angel ★ The Break of Noon Beautiful Sea The Beauty Queen of Leenane Black Cloud Morning New York Cabin 12 Beauty’s Daughter Black Girl Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Cacciatore: Three Short Plays Because Their Hearts were Pure (or The Black Monk: A Chamber Musical Breaking Legs Cafe Crown The Secret of the Mine) Black Sheep (Blessing) Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code Café Moon Becky Shaw Black Sheep (Rice) Breath, Boom Cages Becky’s New Car Black Snow Breathing Corpses Cahoots Bed and Sofa ★ Black Tie Brendan Cakewalk The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Blackbird Brewsie and Willie The Call Been Taken Blade to the Heat The Brick and the Rose Call Me by My Rightful Name Before Breakfast Blessed Assurance The Bridal Night Call Me Shakespeare Before It Hits Home Blind Date The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky The Cameo Beggars in the House of Plenty Blind Willie and the Talking Dog The Bride’s Bouquet Camino Real The Beggar’s Opera The Blizzard The Brides of March Can Can The Beginning of August Blood Orange A Brief Period of Time Canadian Gothic A Behanding in Spokane Blood, and Stanley Poole Bright Ideas Candle in the Wind Belfry Blood Wedding Brighten the Corner Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert Bell, Book and Candle Bloody Mary Brilliant Traces Canker Sores and Other A Bell for Adano The Blowin of Baile Gall Bringing It All Back Home Distractions Belmont Avenue Social Club Blowing Whistles Broken Glass Capitalism 101 Benito Cereno Blue Door Broke-ology Captains and Courage Benjamin Falling Blue Heaven Brontosaurus Captive Audience Bernadine The Blue Hour: City Sketches Brooklyn Boy The Captivity of Pixie Shedman Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part Blue/Orange Brother Rat Carbondale Dreams Invention Blues for an Alabama Sky Brotherhood Cardinal O’Connor Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Bodies The Brothers Karamazov (Fishelson) Career Angel (Female Version) Baby Bodies, Rest and Motion The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow, Career Angel (Male Version) The Best Daddy The Body & The Wheel Tumarin) The Caretaker Best Half Foot Forward A Body of Water (Blessing) Brown Pelican Carl the Second The Best Man A Body of Water (Zark) Brutality of Fact Carnal Knowledge Best of Friends The Bodybuilders The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Carol Mulroney Betrayal Bondage Chameleon Skin The Carpenters A Betrothal Bonjour, La, Bonjour Buddies The Carpetbagger’s Children Bette and Me Bontche Schweig Buffalo Hair The Case of the Crushed Petunias Better Days Book of Days Bug Cash Flow Betty the Yeti Book of Leviticus Show Bugs The Castle Betty’s Summer Vacation The Book of Liz Buicks The Castro Complex Between Us The Book of Murder The Bungler The Cat Act Beyond the Horizon Boom The Burial of Esposito Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Beyond Your Command Boom Town Buried Child The Catch Colt BFE Borak Buried Inside Extra Catfish Moon BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) Borderline Burkie Cat’s Cradle Bhutan Borderlines Burn This The Cavalcaders

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The Cave A Civil War Christmas: An Against Dance of Death (Greenberg) Cave Life American Musical Celebration Contribution The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Cavedweller Clair de Lune Contributions The Dancers Cavern of the Jewels Claire Control Freaks Dancing at Lughnasa Celebration (Perrin) Clandestine on the Morning Line The Controversy of Valladolid The Dancing Mice Celebration (Pinter) Clara Convenience Dancing on Moonlight Cellini Class Conflict Conversation with a Sphinx Danger: Memory! Cemetery Man A Clearing in the Woods Conversations with the Spanish The Dangers of Tobacco The Ceremony of Innocence Clever Dick Lady Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Chain of Circumstances Click ★ Convicts Daphne in Cottage D The Champagne Charlie Stakes Cliffhanger The Corn is Green The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Character Lines The Climate of Eden Corpus Christi Dark Hammock Charity Close of Play The Couch The Dark is Light Enough Charlie and Vito Close Ties The Countess Dark Matters Charlie Blake’s Boat Closer Counting the Ways Dark, No Sugar Charlie’s Farewell Clothes for a Summer Hotel The Country Club Dark Play or Stories for Boys The Chase Cloud Seven The Country Girl Dark Ride Chase Me, Comrade! Clucks Coup The Dark Room Chaucer in Rome Clutterbuck Courtship Dark Sun Cheating Cheaters The Coal Diamond The Courtship of Morning Star Dark Victory A Cheever Evening Cobb Cousins Darwin in Malibu Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll Cockeyed Kite The Cowboy, the Indian and the A Dash of Bitters and Hyde Play The Cocktail Hour Fervent Feminist ★ Dashing Through the Snow The Chemistry of Change Cocktails with Mimi Cowgirls Daughters of Atreus The Cherry Orchard (Corrigan) Coco Puffs Coyote on a Fence Dawn The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Cold Coyote Ugly A Day for Surprises The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Cold Sweat Crafty Day in the Sun Chesapeake Colder Than Here Crawling Arnold A Day of Absence Chick Collected Stories Crazy Eights The Day Room Chicken The Collection The Creation of the World and Day Standing on Its Head Childe Byron Colorado Other Business The Day They Shot John Lennon Children The Colored Museum Creative Development Days Ahead Children of a Lesser God Come Down Burning The Credeaux Canvas The Days and Nights of BeeBee Children of the Wind Come on Strong Creditors Fenstermaker The Children’s Crusade Come Slowly, Eden Crimes of the Heart Days of Wine and Roses The Children’s Hour The Comeback The Cripple of Inishmaan Daytrips The Children’s Story Comes a Day Crisscross The Dazzle The Chinese Coming Home Criss-Crossing D.C. Chinese Coffee Coming of Age in Soho Critic’s Choice ¿De Donde? The Chinese Restaurant Coming of the Hurricane The Crocodile Smile Dead Certain Syndrome The Coming World Crossin’ the Line Dead End The Chiropodist Command Decision Crossings The Dead Eye Boy Chocolate Cake The Common Pursuit Crowns Dead Giveaway Choosing Sides Companions of the Fire The Crucible The Dead Guy Chopin in Space The Company of Heaven Crumbs from the Table of Joy A Dead Man’s Apartment The Chopin Playoffs Compleat Female Stage Beauty Crunch Time The Deadly Game The Chosen Complete Works Volume 1 A Cry of Players Deaf Day Christmas Belles (Pinter) The Cryptogram The Deal A Christmas Carol (Baizley) Complete Works Volume 2 ¡Cuba Si! Dealer’s Choice A Christmas Carol (Linney) (Pinter) The Cuban Swimmer Dear Delinquent A Christmas Carol (Schario) Compulsion (Levin) Cuckoos on the Hearth Dear Friends A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story ★ Compulsion or The House Behind Cue for Passion Dear Kenneth Blake of Christmas (Wilson) Compulsion (Patrick) The Curate’s Play A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Confession The Curious Savage Dearborn Heights Marley (Horovitz) Confluence Curse of the Starving Class The Dearest of Friends Christmas on Mars The Conscientious Objector Curtains (Bill) Dearly Beloved Christopher Blake The Consequences of Goosing Curtains (Gonzalez) Dearly Departed Chug The Constituent Cyrano de Bergerac The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch The Cider House Rules, Part One: A Contemporary American’s Da-Show Must Go On (Dashow) Death by Fatal Murder Here in St. Cloud’s Guide to a Successful Daddies Death Comes to Us All, Mary The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Marriage © 1959 The Dadshuttle Agnes In Other Parts of the World Continental Divide Dalton’s Back Death in the Family Cinderella Wore Combat Boots Continental Divide: Daughters of Damage Control Death of a Salesman Circle Mirror Transformation the Revolution The Dance and the Railroad The Death of Bessie Smith Circus Lady Continental Divide: Mother’s A Dance Lesson The Death of Frank

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The Death of King Philip Distant Fires Drums Under the Windows English Made Simple The Death of Papa Distracted Dublin Carol The English Teachers The Death of the Old Man Dividing the Estate Duck The Enigma The Death of Zukasky Divorce—Anyone? Duck Hunter Shoots Angel Enigma Variations (Ives) Deathbed Divorce Southern Style Duck Hunting Enigma Variations (Schmitt) Deathtrap The Dixie Swim Club Ducks and Lovers Enron Debate DMV Tyrant Duel of Angels Entertaining Mr. Helms Debbie Does Dallas Do Not Feed the Animal Dumb Show Epic Proportions The Debutante Ball Doctor The Dumb Waiter Epilogue Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams Doctor Galley Dumping Ground Epiphany Deep are the Roots The Doctor Will See You Now Dunelawn Erik the Fourteenth Deep Sleepers (Durang) Durang/Durang Eris The Deer and the Antelope Play The Doctor Will See You Now (Patrick) Durango The Eros Trilogy ★ Deer Play Dodge Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Escanaba in da Moonlight Defender of the Faith Dodsworth Dusk Eternal Triangle Defiance Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? ★ Dusk Rings a Bell Ethan Frome Deflowering Waldo Dog Eat Dog Dust in Your Eyes Etta Jenks Degas C’est Moi Dog Lady The Dwarfs Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers The Delusion of Angels Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Dying City Eulogy for Mister Hamm Democracy Teenage Blockhead Early Dark An Evening for Merlin Finch Demon Wine The Dog Sitters Early Warnings Evening Star Den of Thieves Dogbrain Earth and Sky Eve-Olution ’Dentity Crisis Doing a Good One for the Red Man East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Everett Beekin The Departure of Brian O’Callahan A Doll’s House (McGuinness) Empty House Every Night When the Sun Goes Desdemona, A Play About a A Doll’s House (Meyer) Easter (Scheffer) Down Handkerchief Dolores Easter (Strindberg) Every Seventeen Minutes the The Designated Mourner Domestic Issues Easter Night Crowd Goes Crazy! Desire Desire Desire Don Juan (Porter) Eastern Standard Every Year at the Carnival Desire Under the Elms Don Juan (Wilbur) Eat Cake Everybody Has to be Somebody Desperadoes Don Juan in Chicago Eat the Taste Everybody Loves Opal Desperate Affection Doña Rosita the Spinster The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Everybody’s Girl Detective Story Dottie and Richie Eclipsed Everybody’s Secret Deuce Double Solitaire An Educated Lady Everyman Today The Devil and Daniel Webster Double Wedding Edward, My Son A Devil Inside Doubt, a Parable Everything Will be Different The Devils The Doughgirls The Effect of Gamma Rays on Evolution Devour the Snow Down and Out Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds The Exact Center of the Universe Dial M for Murder Down the Road The Egghead Exact Change Diana Does It Down the Shore Eh? An Examination of the Whole The Diary of Anne Frank (Goodrich, The Dozens Einstein and the Polar Bear Playwright/Actor Relationship Hackett) Dr. Cook’s Garden The Einstein Project Presented As Some Kind of Cop The Diary of Anne Frank (Kesselman) Dr. Fish El Hermano Show Parody A Different Moon Dr. Fritz Eleanor Sleeps Here Excursion Diff’rent Dr. Hero Election Year The Exercise Digby Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Eleemosynary The Exhibition Dilemma Dracula (Dietz) Elegy for a Lady Exits and Entrances Diminished Capacity Dracula (Johnson) Elephants The Exonerated Dimly Perceived Threats to the Dragon Country Eleven Short Plays by William Inge Expecting Isabel System Dragonwings Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue An Experiment with an Air Pump The Dining Room The Drapes Come Elliot Loves Extensions The Dinosaur Musical The Dream Coast Elm Circle Eye of God Dink’s Blues Dream Girl Embarrassments The Eye of the Beholder Dinner with Friends Dream of Passion Emma’s Child Eyes for Consuela Dinner with the Superfriends ★ The Dream of the Burning Boy Empathy The E.Z. Snooz Motel Dinny and the Witches A Dream Play Emperor and Galilean A Fable Direct from Death Row The The Dreamer Examines His Pillow The Emperor Jones Fables for Friends Scottsboro Boys Dreamers An Empty Plate in the Café du Fabulation or, The Re-Education of Dirty Story Dreams of Flight Grand Boeuf Undine Dirty Talk (Pintauro) Dreamtime for Alice Enchanted April Fabuloso The Dirty Talk (Puzzo) The Dreamy Kid The Enclave Disciples Dreyfus in Rehearsal End of Summer Face Divided Disconnect Driving Miss Daisy Endecott and the Red Cross The Facts The Disintegration of James Cherry The Drop of a Hat Endpapers A Fair Country Disneyland on Parade Drowning Sorrows An Enemy of the People (Meyer) Fair Exchange The Disposal The Druid Circle An Enemy of the People (Miller) Fair Game

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The Fairy Garden The Firstborn Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff A Ghost Story Faith Fish Four Twelves are 48 Ghost World The Fall of the City Fit to be Tied The Fourth Wall Ghosts (Meyer) Falling Man Five Course Love Foxhole in the Parlor Ghosts (Wilson) Fam and Yam Five Evenings The Fragile Fox Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks Fame Takes a Holiday Five in Judgment Fragments (Albee) ★ Ghost-Writer Family Business Five Kinds of Silence Fragments (Schisgal) The Giants’ Dance The Family Continues Five of Us Frame 312 Gideon Family Devotions Five One-Act Plays by Alan Ball The Framer Gift of Murder! The Family Man Five One-Act Plays by Murray Frankenstein The Gifted Program Family Meeting Schisgal Frankie and Johnny in the Clair The Gifts of the Magi Family Voices Five Women Wearing the Same de Lune The Gimmick Fancy Meeting You Again Dress Franklin’s Apprentice The Gingerbread House The Fantod Flag Day Fran’s Bed The Gingham Dog Farewell, Farewell, Eugene Flatboatman Free Gint The Farmer’s Daughter The Flatulist Freedomland The Girl and the Soldier Farragut North Flaubert’s Latest Freeman A Girl Can Tell Fast Women A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) The French Touch Girl Gone Fat Men in Skirts A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) Fresh Horses The Girl Who Loved The Beatles Father and Son Flesh and Blood (Gaitens) Freud’s House The Girls of the Garden Club Father Dreams Flesh and Blood (Hanley) ★ Freud’s Last Session Girls’ Talk Father Malachy’s Miracle Flight Friday Night Girls We Have Known Father of the Bride Flight into Egypt Fridays Give Me Your Answer, Do! The Father (Hailey) Flight Lines The Froegle Dictum Gizmo Love The Father (Meyer) Flight to the West From Above The Glass Menagerie Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry The Flounder Complex Frost/Nixon Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Fathers and Sons The Flowering Peach The Frosted Glass Coffin Glutt Father’s Day The Flu Season Frozen The Gnadiges Fraulein Fault Lines Flyin’ West Frozen Dog The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? Faustus The Flying Gerardos The Frying Pan Goblin Market Fear News Flywheel and Anna Fuddy Meers God of Carnage Feathertop F.M. Full Frontal Nudity The God of Hell Feedlot F.O.B. Full Gallop God of Vengeance Feiffer’s People Fog on the Mountain Full Hookup God Says There is No Peter Ott Ferryboat The Folding Green Full Moon (Krasna) God’s Great Supper The Festivities The Food Chain Full Moon (Price) God’s Man in Texas The Fever Food for Fish Fully Committed Going Once A Few Stout Individuals Food Related Fun Going to See the Elephant Fiat Fool for Love Funeral Parlor Going to St. Ives The Fiery Furnace The Footsteps of Doves Fur Hat Gold Fifth of July For-Everett The Further Adventures of Hedda Gold and Silver Waltz Fifth Planet For Love or Money Gabler The Golden Age Fifty Words For the Use of the Hall Further Than the Furthest Thing Golden Boy The Filmmaker’s Mystery For Whom the Southern Belle Galahad Jones Golden Child The Final Interrogation of Tolls Gallows Humor The Golden Six Ceausescu’s Dog Force Continuum The Gamester The Golden State (Spewack) Final Orders Force of Nature Garbage Bags The Golden State (Wilson) Final Passages The Foreigner The Gardens of Frau Hess The Golden Years Final Performance, or The Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue The Gay Deceiver Goldfish Curtain Falls Forever Yours, Marie-Lou The Gazebo The Golem Final Placement The Former One-on-One Gemini Gone Goth Finding Claire Basketball Champion General Gorgeous Gone Missing Fortinbras The General of Hot Desire Gone to Take a… Finishing Touches Found a Peanut General Seeger Gone Tomorrow Fire Dance Four The Gentle People Good as New Fire in the Hole Four Baboons Adoring the Sun Geometry of Fire The Good Body Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Four Benches George Washington Slept Here Good Boys and True Brooklyn and Other Identities Four Dogs and a Bone Gettin’ It Together Good Day The First Actress Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Getting Away with Murder The Good Negro The First Gentleman Four One-Act Plays by Robert Getting Frankie Married—and Good Night, Caroline First Lady Schenkkan Afterwards The Good Parts First Lady Suite Four Plays by Conor McPherson Getting Out The Good Thief First Love (Margulies) Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass Ghost Children Good Thing First Love (Taylor) Four Short Plays by Lanford The Ghost of Rhodes Manor A Good Time The First Night of “Pygmalion” Wilson The Ghost Sonata Goodbye Freddy

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Goodbye, Howard The Hairy Ape Hidden Agendas The Houseguests Goodbye Oscar Halcyon Days The Hidden River The Housekeeper Goodly Creatures The Hallelujah Girls Hide and Seek How I Got That Story Gorgo’s Mother Hamlet ESP The Hide and Seek Odyssey of How I Learned to Drive A Gothic Tale The Hammerstone Madeline Gimple How Much, How Much? The Government Inspector A Handful of Rainbows The Hiding Place How to Say Goodbye (Hatcher) A Handful of Stars High Cockalorum How We Reached an Impasse on The Government Inspector (Raby) The Hands of Its Enemy High Dive Nuclear Energy G.R. Point Handy Dandy The High School Howie the Rookie Grace Hangnail High Sign How’s the World Treating You? The Grace of Mary Traverse Hank Williams: Lost Highway High Tor Hrosvitha Graceland (Byron) Hannah and Martin The Highest Tree ★ Huck Finn ★ Graceland (Fairey) The Happiest Millionaire Highway Hughie Gramercy Ghost Happy Ending Hilda Crane Human Error ★ The Grand Manner Happy for You Hillary: A Modern Greek Tragedy A Human Interest Story (or The Grand Prize Happy Now? (Coxon) with a (Somewhat) Happy Ending Gory Details and All) A Grand Romance The Happy Time His Dish Humpty Dumpty The Grand Tour Hard Hat Area The Hitch-Hiker The Hundred and First Grandma Duck is Dead The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of Hocus Pocus The Hunter and the Bird Grandma Steps Out Where Babies Come From Hold Me! Hunter Gatherers The Grapes of Wrath Harold Hold Please Hurricane of the Eye The Grass Harp The Harry and Sam Dialogues The Holdup Hysterical Blindness Grass Widows Harry Outside Holiday for Lovers I am a Camera A Grave Undertaking The Harvesting Hollywood Arms I am My Own Wife The Great American Cheese Harvey or The Lad I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Sandwich The Hasty Heart Who Loved a Salary I Can’t Remember Anything The Great American Trailer Park The Hat The Hologram Theory I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Musical The Haunted Honeymoon Holy Ghosts I Hate Hamlet A Great Career Haunted Lives The Homage that Follows I-Kissandtell Great Expectations The Haunting of Hill House Home (Cahill) I Knock at the Door Great Falls Have a Nice Day Home (Williams) I Love Lucy Who? The Great God Brown Having Our Say, The Delany Home at Six I Never Sang for My Father The Great Labor Day Classic Sisters’ First 100 Years Home Free! I Remember Mama The Great Nebula in Orion Having Wonderful Time Home Front I Remember Mama (High School Great Scot! He Ain’t Heavy Home Life of a Buffalo Version) The Great Sebastians The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Home of the Brave I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix Great Solo Town Heart of a City I Sailed with Magellan Green Julia Heart of a Dog Homeland Security I was Dancing The Green Pastures The Heart Outright Homework Ice Glen Greenwich Mean Hearts Beating Faster Honour The Ice-Breaker Grey Gardens Heathen Valley Hoodoo Love The Iceman Cometh The Grey Zone Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Hooters The Idiot Griller Divine Comedy Hope Idiot’s Delight Gross Indecency: The Three Trials Heaven Can Wait Hope is The Idiots Karamazov of Oscar Wilde Heaven on Earth Hopscotch If the Shoe Pinches The Ground Zero Club Hedda Gabler (Baitz) The Horse Latitudes If Walls Could Talk Group Hedda Gabler (Friel) Hortensia and the Museum of If We are Women The Groves of Academe Hedda Gabler (Hughes) Dreams If You were My Wife I’d Shoot ★ Gruesome Playground Injuries Hedda Gabler (Meyer) The Hot L Baltimore Myself Guardians Hedwig and the Angry Inch Hot ’n’ Throbbing Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye Guerilla Gorilla The Heidi Chronicles Hotel ’Ile Guests of the Nation Heights A Hotel on Marvin Gardens I’ll be Home for Christmas Gulf View Drive The Heiress The Hotel Play I’m Herbert Gum Hellcab The Hothouse I’m Really Here Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle Hello Again The Hound of the Baskervilles The Imaginary Cuckold, or Guns Don’t Kill Hello from Bertha House Arrest: A Search for Sganarelle Gus and Al Hello Herman American Character In and The Imaginary Invalid The Guys Henrietta the Eighth Around the White House, Past An Imaginary Life Gym Teacher Henry (After Pirandello) and Present Imagining “America” The Gynecologist Henry Flamethrowa The House in Town Imagining Brad Habit Henry Lumper House Made of Air The Immoralist The Habitation of Dragons Her Majesty, Miss Jones The House of Bernarda Alba Impassioned Embraces The Habitual Acceptance of the The Herbal Bed The House of Sleeping Beauties Impossible Marriage Near Enough Hesh The House of Yes Impressionism Hagar’s Children Hey You, Light Man! House Without Windows Impromptu

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In a Northern Landscape Revenge Katherine Desouza Large Window on a Small World In a Word ★ Jacob and Jack The Keepers The Lark In Any Language Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol Keepin’ an Eye on Louie Las Meninas In Arabia We’d All be Kings Jacobowsky and the Colonel The Kentucky Cycle The Last Days of Judas Iscariot In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Jacob’s Ladder The Kentucky Marriage Proposal The Last December In Old Vermont Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Key Exchange Last Gasps In Place Living in Paris Key Largo The Last Good Moment of Lily In Real Life Jailbait Keyhole Lover Baker In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel The Jammer Kibbutz Last Looks In the Blood Jar the Floor Kicking a Dead Horse The Last Meeting of the Knights In the Desert of My Soul Jason Kid Champion of the White Magnolia ★ In the Dressing Room Jealousy Kid Purple The Last Night of Ballyhoo ★ In the Footprint: The Battle Over Jeffrey Killers The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Atlantic Yards Jenny Keeps Talking Killers and Other Family The Last of My Solid Gold In the Summer House Jenny Kissed Me Kimberly Akimbo Watches ★ In the Wake Jest a Second! A Kind of Alaska Last of the Boys In the Zone Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train The Last of the Thorntons In-Betweens Jesus on the Oil Tank King of Hearts ★ The Last Romance An Incident at the Standish Arms Jiley Nance and Lednerg King of Shadows The Last Straw Incident at Vichy Jimmy Shine The King of the United States The Last Sunday in June Incommunicado Jitters Kingdom Come Last to Go The Incomparable Max Jo Kingdom of Earth Last Train to Nibroc Incorruptible Joan of Lorraine Kiss and Tell Last Tuesday Independence Joe and ’s Theatre of Kiss the Boys Good-bye The Last Word… The Indian Wants the Bronx Brotherly Love and Financial Kissing Christine The Last Yankee (Full Length) Infant Mortality Success Kissing Sweet The Last Yankee (One Act) An Infinite Ache Joey Kit Marlowe The Late George Apley Inherit the Wind Joey-Boy Kith and Kin The Late Henry Moss Innocent Thoughts, Harmless John and Mary Doe Kitty Kitty Kitty Later Intentions John Brown’s Body Kitty the Waitress Later Life The Innocents’ Crusade John Gabriel Borkman Klonsky and Schwartz Laughing Stock (Linney) Insect Love ★ Knickerbocker Laughing Stock (Morey) An Inspector Calls John Turner Davis ★ Kokoro (True Heart) Laughing Wild Insurrection: Holding History Johnny Belinda Komachi ★ Laughs Integrity Johnny Bull The Kramer Laughs, Etc. The Intelligent Design of Jenny Johnny No-Trump Kringle’s Window Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees Chow Johnny Pye L.A. Laundry and Bourbon Interlock The Johnstown Vindicator La Bête Laura Intermezzo Joined at the Head L.A. Sketches Laura Dennis Intermission The Joke Code Labor Day The Laws Interurban Jonah Ladies at the Alamo Lazarus Laughed The Interview (Swet) Joseph Dintenfass Ladies in Retirement ★ Le Cid Interview (van Itallie) Josephine: The Mouse Singer The Ladies Man Leader Intimate Apparel The Journals of Mihail Sebastian The Ladies of the Camellias The Leading Lady Inventing Van Gogh Journey to Bahia The Ladies Should be in Bed The Learned Ladies Invitation to a March Journey to Jerusalem Lady The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Iphigenia Journey to the Day The Lady and the Clarinet Leaves The Iron Cross The Joy Luck Club The Lady from Dubuque The Left Hand Singing Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the The Joy of Going Somewhere The Lady from Havana Legend Russian Navy Definite The Lady from the Sea Legend of Camille Isn’t It Romantic Judaic Park The Lady of Fadima Legend of Sarah Isn’t Nature Wonderful? Judith The Lady of Larkspur Lotion The Legendary Stardust Boys It Can’t Happen Here Julie Johnson The Lady with All the Answers Lemon Sky Italian American Reconciliation Juliet The Lady’s Not for Burning Lemonade It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Juliet, Yancey, April Snow Lake Hollywood Lemons It’s a Small World July 7, 1994 Lake Street Extension Lenten Pudding It’s Been Wonderful Jumpin’ Jupiter Les Belles Soeurs It’s Called the Sugar Plum Jumping for Joy The Land of Cockaigne A Lesson Before Dying It’s Only a Play Jungle Rot The Land of the Astronauts Let Me Hear You Whisper It’s Showdown Time Junior Miss Land O’Fire Let Us Go Out into the Starry Night Ivanov (Corrigan) Junk Yard Landscape of the Body Let’s Make Up Ivanov (Schmidt) Juno’s Swans ★ The Language Archive A Letter from Ethel Kennedy I’ve Got Sixpence Just Hold Me The Language of Trees Levitation Ivory Tower K2 The Laramie Project Levittown Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Karima’s City The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later ★ The Liar (Ives)

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★ The Liar (Wilber) Lobby Hero Lucky Nurse The Marriage of Figaro The Liar (Yalman) Lola The Lucky Spot The Librarian Ludlow Fair Marvin’s Room A Lie of the Mind The Loman Family Picnic Lullaby Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five The Lieutenant of Inishmore ★ Lombardi Luminescence Dating Mary Macgregor The Life and Adventures of Lone Star Luna Park Mary, Mary Nicholas Nickleby, Part I The Loneliest Wayfarer Lunatic and Lover Mary Stuart The Life and Adventures of A Lonely Impulse of Delight Lunch Break The Masque of Kings Nicholas Nickleby, Part II Lonely Planet Luv Mass Appeal The Life and Death of Almost ★ Lonesome Hollow Lydie Breeze Master and Margarita or, The Devil Everybody The Lonesome West M. Butterfly Comes to Moscow. Life and Limb Long Ago and Far Away The M Word The Master Builder Life During Wartime The Long Christmas Ride Home Macbeth Did It Master Class Life is a Dream Long Day’s Journey into Night Madagascar Master Olof Life is Short The Long Goodbye Madam, Will You Walk? Masterpieces Life Science The Long Stay Cut Short or The Made for a Woman Masters of the Trade Life Under Water Unsatisfactory Supper The Maderati Match The Long Voyage Home The Madness of Lady Bright Mating Dance Life with Mother The Long Watch The Madwoman of Chaillot Max and Maxie Life with Mother Superior Look: We’ve Come Through The Magenta Moth McReele A Life with No Joy in It Looking for Normal The Magic Act Me and Jezebel Life x 3 Lord Byron’s Love Letter The Magic Fire Me and Thee The Lifeboat is Sinking Lorenzo The Mai “Me, Candido!” Light Up the Sky A Loss of Roses The Maiden’s Prayer ★ Me, Myself & I Lighting Up the Two-Year Old ★ Lost The Majestic Kid Measure for Pleasure Lightning The Lost Colony Make Like a Dog Medea The Lights Lot 13: The Bone Violin Make Room for Rodney Meet Me in Disneyland The Lilies of the Field Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ The Meeting (Barlow) Lillian Louie Malcolm The Meeting (Stetson) Lily Love Among the Ruins The Mall Meg’s New Friend Lily Dale Love and Happiness The Man Mel Says to Give You His Best A Limb of Snow Love and Kisses Man Dangling The Member of the Wedding Limbo Tales Love and Understanding Man from Nebraska Memorial Day Linda Her Love Diatribe The Man in a Case Memory Line Love Drunk Man in a Restaurant Memory of Summer Lips Together, Teeth Apart Love in E-Flat The Man in the Dog Suit A Memory of Two Mondays The Lisbon Traviata Love is a Time of Day The Man Who Came to Dinner The Memory of Water Listening Love is Contagious The Man Who Climbed Pecan Men Without Dates Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Love Letters Trees Men Without Wives Little Bird Love, Loss and What I Wore The Man Who Had All the Luck Men’s Lives Little Brother: Little Sister Love Me Long The Man Who Never Died Men’s Singles Little David Love Minus The Manchurian Candidate Mercy The Little Dog Laughed The Love of Four Colonels The Mandrake Mere Mortals Little Egypt Love of the Game Manhattan Class Company Class The Mermaids Singing Little Eyolf Love Rides the Rails (or Will the One-Acts, 1992 Meshugah Little Fears Mail Train Run Tonight?) Manhattan Drum-Taps The Metamorphosis Little Fish Love Song Manny Metropolitan Operas Little Footsteps The Love Suicide at Schofield Manuscript Mickey The Little Foxes Barracks (Full Length) Many Happy Returns Mickey’s Teeth The Little Girl Who Lives Down the The Love Suicide at Schofield Marathon 33 The Middle Ages Lane Barracks (One Act) Marble Midgie Purvis The Little Hut The Love Talker Marching As to War The Midnight Caller Little Joe Monaghan Love! Valour! Compassion! Marco Millions The Mighty Gents Little Johnny Love-Lies-Bleeding Marco Polo A Mighty Man is He Little Miss Fresno The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year Marco Polo Sings a Solo The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated Lovely Day Marcus is Walking: Scenes from Anymore Colored Minstrel Show A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur the Road The Millennium Fallacy Little Victories The Lover Margaret’s Bed The Mineola Twins Live Spelled Backwards Lovers’ Quarrels Margin for Error Minor Demons The Live Wire A Lovesong for Miss Lydia Marie and Bruce Minor Murder The Lively Lad Lower Ninth Marie Antoinette: The Color of Minutes from the Blue Route Lives of the Saints Loyalty Flesh The Miracle at Naples Living at Home L-Play Marisol Misadventure Living in this World Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Marriage The Misanthrope Living Out Oberlander The Marriage of Bette and Boo The Miser (Chambers)

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The Miser (Magruder) Censorship My Red Hand, My Black Hand A Nightingale Miss Evers’ Boys A Mother’s Love My Side of the Story Nina in the Morning Miss Farnsworth The Mound Builders My Sister Eileen The Nina Variations The Miss Firecracker Contest Mountain Language My Three Angels Nine Armenians Miss Julie Mountain Memory My Uncle Sam Nine-Ten Miss Lonelyhearts Mountain—The Journey of The Mystery at Twicknam Ninotchka Miss Witherspoon Justice Douglas Vicarage Nixon’s Nixon Miss You Mourning Becomes Electra The Mystery of Attraction No Child… Missing/Kissing Mr. 80% Mystery Play No Child Left Missing Marisa Mr. & Mrs. The Mystery Plays No Dogs Allowed Missing Persons Mr. & Mrs. Fitch ★ The Naked Eye No Man’s Land Missouri Legend Mr. Arcularis Naomi in the Living Room No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs The Mistakes Madeline Made Mr. Barry’s Etchings National Velvet No One Will be Immune ★ Mistakes were Made Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Natural Affection No Skronking Mister Angel Beach Natural Disasters No Soliciting Mister Johnson Mr. Flannery’s Ocean The Nature and Purpose of the No Time Mister Roberts Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Universe No Time for Sergeants Mixed Babies Mr. Marmalade Neat Nobody Mixed Couples Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus Nebraska Nobody Loves an Albatross Mixed Emotions Mr. Peters’ Connections. Necessary Targets Nocturne Mizlansky/Zilinsky or Schmucks Mr. Pickwick The Necklace is Mine None of the Above Moby-Dude, or: The Three- Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Ned Crocker Norm-Anon Minute Whale Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Needs North of Providence The Model Apartment Christmas Binge Neighbors North Shore Fish Modern Orthodox Mrs. Cage Nellie Toole & Co. Northeast Local Mojo (Butterworth) Mrs. California The Nerd Not I Mojo (Childress) Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Nerve Not My Fault Molly Sweeney Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar A Nervous Smile Not Now, Darling Moloch Blues Mrs. Lincoln Neville’s Island Not Waving Mombo ★ Mrs. Mannerly Nevis Mountain Dew Note to Self The Moment When Mrs. McThing New Beat on an Old Drum The Notebook Momma’s Little Angels Mrs. Murray’s Farm The New Century The Notebook of Trigorin Monday After the Miracle Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head New Jerusalem, The Now Money Mrs. Sorken Interrogation of Baruch de The Number Money and Friends The Muckle Man Spinoza at Talmud Torah Oatmeal and Kisses Money Mad Mud, River, Stone Congregation: Amsterdam, Objective Case The Monogamist A Murder July 27, 1656 The Observatory Monologue A Murder, a Mystery & a A New Life The O’Conner Girls Monologue, February 1990 Marriage The New World Order The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Monster Murder by Poe New Year’s Eve Of Mice and Men A Month in the Country Murder in Green Meadows New York Actor The Ofay Watcher (Nicolaeff) Murder Mistaken ★ The New York Idea Off the Map A Month in the Country, After Murder, My Sweet Matilda Next The Offering Turgenev (Friel) Murder Once Removed Next Fall ★ Office Hours Months on End Murdered to Death Next Time I’ll Sing to You Offices The Moon is Blue Murderers The Nice and the Nasty Oh, Mama! No, Papa! The Moon is Down Murdering Marlowe Nice People Dancing to Good The Oil Well The Moon of the Caribbees Music from a Sparkling Planet Country Music The Old Beginning Moon over the Brewery The Musical Comedy Murders of Nickel and Dimed The Old Boy Mooncastle 1940 Night and Her Stars The Old Glory Moonlight The Mutilated Night Dance The Old Jew Moonlight and Magnolias Mutual Benefit Life The Night Heron Old Man Joseph and His Family The Moonlight Room Muzeeka Night Life Old Phantoms The Moonshot Tape My Boy Jack Night Maneuver The Old Settler Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry My Buddy Bill ’Night, Mother Old Times Moose Mating My Cousin Rachel Night of the Dunce Old Wicked Songs More Solo Readings My Cup Ranneth Over The Night of the Iguana Old Wine in a New Bottle The Morning After My Dear Children The Night of the Tribades The Oldest Living Graduate Morning Becomes Olestra My Emperor’s New Clothes A Night Out The Oldest Profession Morning Star My Kinsman, Major Molineux Night Seasons Oldtimers Game The Most Damaging Wound My Life Night Thoughts Oleanna The Most Fabulous Story Ever My Mother, My Father and Me Night Train to Bolina Olio Told My Name is Asher Lev Night Watch The Omelet Murder Case Motel My Name is Rachel Corrie The Night Watcher On an Average Day The Mother of Modern My Pal George Nightclub Cantata On Borrowed Time

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On Golden Pond Volume Two The Petrified Forest The Prescott Proposals On Raftery’s Hill Outstanding Women’s Monologues Phaedra Present Tense On the Bum, or The Next Train Volume One The Philadelphia Press Conference Through Outstanding Women’s Monologues Philip The Pretenders On the Edge (Hibbert) Volume Two Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread Pretty Fire On the Edge (Pospisil) Over My Dead Body A Phoenix Too Frequent The Price On the Line Over Texas Photo Finish The Pride On the Mountain Over the River and Through the ★ Photograph 51 Pride and Joy On the Wings of a Butterfly Woods Photographs: Mary and Howard The Primary English Class On Whitman Avenue Over Twenty-One Phyllis and Xenobia The Prince and Mr. Jones Once for the Asking Overtime The Physician Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Once More with Feeling The Overwhelming The Piano Teacher The Principality of Sorrows The One-Armed Man The Owl Killer A Picasso The Prisoner One Bright Day Pagan Day Picnic Prisoner of the Crown One for the Road Pageant Play Picture The Prisoner’s Song One Man’s Meat The Pain and the Itch ★ Pieces Private Contentment One Minute Play The Palace at 4 a.m. Pig Private Eyes One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show Pale Horse Pig Farm Private Jokes, Public Places One Tennis Shoe A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden The Pigman Privilege One Thing More Papp The Pillars of Society The Prize Play Only an Orphan Girl Paragon Springs Pillow Talk The Prodigal (Richardson) The Only Thing Worse You Could Parakeet Eulogy The Pillowman The Prodigals (Evans) Have Told Me… Parallel Lives Pitching to the Star ★ The Professional Only You Parasite Drag ★ The Pitmen Painters Progress Opal is a Diamond The Paris Letter A Place at Forest Lawn Prologue Opal’s Baby Parted on Her Wedding Morn A Place on the Magdalena Flats Prologue: American Twilight Opal’s Husband Party Time Plan Day The Promise Opal’s Million Dollar Duck A Passage to India Planet Fires Proof Opera Comique The Passing of an Actor Plantation The Proposal Operation Midnight Climax The Play About the Baby Prymate The Optimist Passing Through Play for Germs The Psychiatrist Opus Passing Through from Exotic Places Play It by Ear (The Festival) Psychopathia Sexualis Or, Passione Play Time Pterodactyls Orange Flower Water Passport Play Yourself The Pull of Negative Gravity An Ordinary Man The Past is the Past Playing with Fire (After Punch and Judy Oregon Pasta Frankenstein) (Field) Pure Confidence The Orphans Patient A Playing with Fire (Strindberg) The Purification The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Patio Please Communicate Purple Dust One: The Story of a Childhood Patio/Porch The Pleasure of His Company The Pushcart Peddlers The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Patrick Henry Lake Liquors The Plumber’s Apprentice Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Two: The Story of a Marriage The Patriots Plunge Pvt. Wars (One Act) The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Paul Robeson The Pokey Pyretown Three: The Story of a Family The Pavilion Polish Joke QED Orpheus Descending Pay-Per-Kill Ponies Quack Orrin The Peacock Season Poor Beast in the Rain Quail Southwest Orson’s Shadow Peer Gynt Poor Fellas Quandary in Quando Other Hands Peer Review The Pope’s Nose The Queen of Bingo Other People Pen Popkins A Question of Figures ★ The Other Place (White) Penny Wise Pops A Question of Mercy Other Places (Pinter) People be Heard Porch The Quick-Change Room The Other Player People in the Wind Port Authority Throw Down A Quiet, Empty Life The Other Woman The People Next Door Portia Coughlan Quiet in the Land Our Girls The People’s Violin Portrait of a Madonna Quiet, Please Our Lady of 121st Street Perchance ★ Posh Quills Our Lady of Sligo A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot Postcards Quilters Our Lady of the Tortilla A Perfect Ganesh A Poster of the Cosmos Quotations from Chairman Mao Ourselves Alone The Perfect Marriage Potholes Tse-Tung Out Cry A Perfect Mermaid Power Lunch Rabbit Out of Gas on Lovers Leap The Perfect Party Prairie du Chien Rabbit Hole Out of the Flying Pan Period of Adjustment Praying for Rain Race Out West Persephone or Slow Time Precisely The Radiant Abyss Outlanders The Person I Once Was Prelude & Liebestod Radio Free Emerson Outstanding Men’s Monologues Personal Effects Prelude to a Crisis Raft of the Medusa Volume One Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Prelude to a Kiss Rag and Bone Outstanding Men’s Monologues Not Grow Up Pre-nuptial Agreement Rain Dance

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The Rainy Afternoon Righting Sally and Marsha Seduced Raised in Captivity The Rimers of Eldritch Sally Blane, World’s Greatest See My Lawyer Ramshackle Inn Ring of Men Girl Detective See Rock City The Rant Ring Round the Moon Sally’s Shorts See What I Wanna See Rantoul and Die The Riot Act Salt Lake City Skyline See the Jaguar The Rat Race Riot Grrrrl Guitar Salt-Water Moon Seeing Someone Rats The Rise and Rise of Daniel Sammi Seeking the Genesis Ravenswood Rocket Samuel Hoopes Reading from Semi-Detached Raw Youth The Rivalry His Own Works A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still Ready for the River The River The Sand Castle the Frogboy Reasonable Circulation Road Show Sand Mountain Sequel to a Verdict The Road to the Graveyard Sand Mountain Matchmaking Serenading Louie Rebecca ★ Road Work The Sandbox Serendipity and Serenity Rebel Armies Deep into Chad The Roads to Home Santa Fe Sunshine A Sermon Rebel Women Robin The Santaland Diaries The Serpent Recent Tragic Events Rocket Man Sarah and the Sax The Servant of Two Masters Recipe for a Crime Rocket to the Moon Sarah, Sarah Seven Reckless Rocks Satellites Seven in One Blow, or The Brave The Reckoning Roger & Miriam Saturday Adoption Little Kid Reclining Figure Roman Candle Saturday Night Seven Menus Red Romance Saturn Returns Seven Nuns at Las Vegas The Red Address Romance in D The Savage Dilemma Seven Nuns South of the Border Red Angel Romance, Inc. Savage in Limbo Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy The Red Coat Romanoff and Juliet Savages Wasserstein The Red Devil Battery Sign Romantic Poetry The Savannah Disputation Seven Short and Very Short Red Herring Romulus Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn Plays by Jean-Claude van Red Popcorn Room Service Saved from Obscurity Itallie Red Roses for Me The Room Saved or Destroyed Seven Short Farces by Anton Red Rover, Red Rover A Roomful of Roses Say De Kooning Chekhov ★ The Red Velvet Cake War The Rooming House Say Goodnight, Gracie Seven Sisters Redwood Curtain Roommates Say You Love Satan Seven Times Monday Refuge Roosters Scandal Point The Seven Year Itch Regarding Electra The Root of Chaos Scapin Sexaholics Regrets Only Roots in a Parched Ground Scarcity Sexaholics and Other Plays Reindeer Soup The Rope Scattergood Sextet (YES) The Reluctant Rogue (or Rosalee Pritchett A Scene: Australia Seymour in the Very Heart of Mother’s Day) Rosary A Scent of Flowers Winter A Reluctant Tragic Hero Rosa’s Eulogy Scent of the Roses Shadow and Substance Remains to be Seen The Rose Tattoo Scheherazade A Shadow of My Enemy The Remarkable Susan Rosebloom School for Husbands The Shaker Chair Remedial English Rosemary with Ginger The School for Scandal Shakers Request Stop A Rosen by Any Other Name The School for Wives Shakespeare’s R&J Requiem for Us Rosen’s Son Scooter Thomas Makes It to the The Shallow End Responsible Parties Rosmersholm Top of the World A Shayna Maidel The Rest of the Night Rouge Atomique Scotland Road Shel Shocked The Retreat from Moscow Rough Magic Scrooge Shel’s Shorts The Return of Herbert Bracewell Roulette Scuba Duba Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal or (Why am I Always Alone Routed The Sea Gull (Corrigan) Sherlock Holmes and the Curse When I’m with You?) A Royal Affair The Sea Gull (van Itallie) of the Sign of Four Reunion In Vienna The Ruby Sunrise (Hampton) Sherlock Holmes: The Final Revelers Ruined Sea of Tranquility Adventure The Revenger’s Tragedy The Rules of Charity The Seafarer Sherlock’s Last Case Rex Rules of Love Search and Destroy Sherlock’s Veiled Secret RFK Rum and Vodka The Searching Wind Shining City The Rhesus Umbrella Run, Thief, Run! Seascape Shipwrecked! An Rib Cage The Runner Stumbles Season of Choice Entertainment—The Amazing Rich and Famous ★ Running Season’s Greetings Adventures of Louis de Richard Cory Running on Empty Second Best Bed Rougemont (as Told by Himself) Riches Rupert’s Birthday Second Overture The Shock of Recognition ★ Ride Rush Limbaugh in Night School Second Prize: Two Months in Shoes The Ride Down Mount Morgan Sabrina Fair Leningrad Shoeshine Ridiculous Fraud Sailor’s Song Second Threshold Shooting Gallery Riff Raff Saint Stanislaus Outside the Secondary Cause of Death Shooting High The Right Honourable Gentleman House The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild Shooting Star (Dietz) Right Behind the Flag Saints at the Rave The Secret of Freedom Shooting Stars (Newman)

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The Shop at Sly Corner Smoke Squirrel Suburban Tragedy Short and Sweet Snakebit St. Francis Talks to the Birds Suburbia Short Plays and Monologues by The Snow Ball St Nicholas Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Snow Orchid St. Scarlet The Sudden and Accidental Re- The Shortchanged Review Snowangel Stage Directions Education of Horse Johnson ★ Shotgun Snowing at Delphi Suddenly Last Summer The Show Must Go On (Klavan) So When You Get Married... Stage Fright Suds in Your Eye Show People Soap Opera (Ives) Stalag 17 Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No Showdown on Rio Road Soap Opera (Pape) Standing on My Knees More The Shrike Sociability Standup Shakespeare The Sugar Syndrome Shyster A Social Event Star Eternal Suicide—Anyone? [Sic] Soft Dude The Star-Spangled Girl Suitcase or, Those That Resemble Side Man The Solid Gold Cadillac The Star Wagon Flies from a Distance Solitaire The Staring Match The Suitors Signature Solo Readings for Radio and Class State of the Union Summer and Smoke Signs of Trouble Work States of Shock Summer Brave Silent Partners Solomon’s Child Status Quo Vadis Summer Cyclone Silver Linings Some Kind of Love Story Stay Summer Morning Visitor The Silver Whistle Some Men Stay Carl Stay Summer of ’42 Simpatico Some Things You Need to Know Steel Magnolias Summertree A Simple Kind of Love Story Before the World Ends (A Final Stefanie Hero Sunday Afternoon The Simple Truth Evening with the Illuminati) The Stendhal Syndrome Sunday in New York Simply Heavenly Some Voices Stephen D ★ Sunlight Sin Someone Waiting Stephen Foster or Weep No More Sunrise at Campobello Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Something Cloudy, Something My Lady Sunset Freeway The Sin of Pat Muldoon Clear Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of The Sunset Limited Sing Me No Lullaby Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday America Sunstroke Sing This ★ Something Intangible Steve & Idi Superior Donuts The Sirens Something to Hide The Steward of Christendom Sure Thing Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All Something Unspoken Still Life (Dinelaris) The Survivalist for You Somewhere in Between Still Life (Mann) The Survivors Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Somnambulist Still More Solo Readings Susan and God The Sisters Rosensweig The Son Who Hunted Tigers in The Stonewater Rapture Suspect Six Degrees of Separation Jakarta Stoop Swamp Gothic Six Years A Song for Coretta ★ Stoop Stories Swan Song Skipper Next to God The Song of Louise in the Morning Stop Kiss The Swan The Skirmishers Songs of Love Stop, You’re Killing Me Swans Flying Skirmishes Sonia Flew Stops Along the Way Sweet Bird of Youth The Skull Sons and Fathers Storm The Sweet By ’N’ By A Skull in Connemara Sophistry Storm Operation Sweet Eros Skylark The Sorrows of Frederick The Story Sweet Storm Sorry, Wrong Number The Story of Mary Surratt Sweet Sue Slacks and Tops The Sound of a Voice The Strains of Triumph Swing Fever Slam! Southern Cross Strange Boarders Swinging on a Star (The Johnny Slam the Door Softly Southern Exposure Strange Interlude Burke Musical) Sleep Deprivation Chamber Southern Hospitality Strangers on Earth Swirling with Merlin A Sleep of Prisoners The Southwest Corner The Strangest Kind of Romance Sylvia The Sleeper Souvenir The Straw Sympathetic Magic Sleeping Beauty The Spa Stray Cats The Syringa Tree A Sleeping Country Space Stray Dogs T Bone n Weasel Sleeping Dogs Spain The Street of Good Friends Tabletop The Sleeping Prince Spared Street Talk Tadpole A Slight Ache Sparks Fly Upward A Streetcar Named Desire Take a Deep Breath A Slight Case of Murder Speaking in Tongues String Take Me Out Slipping Speech & Debate String Fever Taken in Marriage Slow Dance on the Killing Ground Speed-the-Play The Strong Breed Taking Leave Slow Memories The Spiral Staircase The Stronger Taking Sides Small Craft Warnings ★ Spirit Control Struggle Session A Tale of Chelm The Small Hours Splash Hatch on the E Going Down Stuck The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck A Small, Melodramatic Story Splendor in the Grass Stuffings Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Small War on Murray Hill Splendora Stumps Me Listen Smash Spring Awakening Stupid Kids Talking Dog A Smell of Burning Spring Dance The Sty of the Blind Pig Talking Pictures Smile Spring Song A Stye of the Eye Tall Story The Smile of the World Spunk Subfertile Tall Tales

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Talley & Son Carpolotti The Tiny Closet ★ Trust (Weitz) Talley’s Folly This Tiny Island The Truth About Santa (An Tantalus This Beautiful City Tiny Tim is Dead Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) Tape This Bird of Dawning Singeth All Tira Tells Everything There is to Trying to Find Chinatown Tartuffe (Wilbur) Night Long Know About Herself Tuesdays with Morrie ★ Tartuffe; or The Weasel (Gray) This Day and Age ★ Tirade Tunnel of Love Tatjana in Color This is Our Youth Tea This is the Rill Speaking To be Continued TV Tea Party This Lime Tree Bower To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Twain Plus Twain Teach Me How to Cry This Property is Condemned To Bury a Cousin Twelve Dreams The Teahouse of the August Moon This Thing of Darkness To Culebra Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 The Tears of My Sister Thom Pain (Based on Nothing) To Damascus (Part 1) Twilight Walk Telemachus Clay Thor, with Angels To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Twinkle, Twinkle Tell-Tale Those That Play the Clowns To Fool the Eye Twister The Temperamentals Thoughts on the Instant of Greeting To Forgive, Divine Two Blind Mice Tempodyssey a Friend on the Street Today I am a Fountain Pen Two Days Ten Blocks on the Camino Real The Thracian Horses Today is Independence Day Two Dozen Red Roses The Ten O’Clock Scholar Threads Tommy J & Sally Two Eclairs Ten Unknowns Three Changes Tomorrow Two Eggs Scrambled Soft Tender Offer Three Days of Rain The Tomorrow Box Two Enthusiasts The Tender Trap Three Hand Reel Too Close for Comfort Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Ten-Dollar Drinks Three Men on a Horse Too Much Memory of Wisdom The Ten-Minute Play About Three Monologues Tooth and Claw Two on an Island Rosemary’s Baby The Three Musketeers Top of 16 Two Plays by William Inge Tennessee Three One-Act Plays by Jason Miller Topdog/Underdog Two Short Plays by Lewis John Carlino Tennessee and Me Three One-Acts by David Lindsay- Touch Two Short Plays by Owen G. Arno The Tennis Game Abaire A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Two Rooms Tent Meeting Three Plays by Beth Henley A Touch of the Poet Two Sisters and a Piano Terminal Three Poets Tough Guys Two Small Bodies Terminal Cafe Three Postcards Tour Two Thirds Home Terra Nova Three Rings for Michelle Toys in the Attic The Two-Character Play Terrible Jim Fitch Three Short Plays by Archibald Tracers Two’s a Crowd The Terrible Tattoo Parlor MacLeish The Trading Post The Typists Terror by Gaslight Three Short Plays by Christopher Train of Thought Ubu Cuckolded Tevya and His Daughters Durang Transfers Ubu Enchained Thanks Three Short Plays by Jonathan The Transfiguration of Benno The Ubu Plays That Championship Season Marc Sherman Blimpie Ubu Rex That Other Person The Three Sisters (Corrigan) The Transparency of Val Ug, The Caveman Musical That Serious He-Man Ball Three Sisters (Friel) The Traveler The Ultimate Grammar of Life That’s All Three Sisters (van Itallie) Traveler in the Dark Ulysses in Traction That’s It, Folks! Three Sisters (Wilson) The Traveling Lady Unchanging Love That’s My Cousin Three Tall Women Treasure Island Uncle Bob That’s Where the Town’s Going Three Viewings Treasures on Earth Uncle Chick That’s Your Trouble Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story The Treatment Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit ★ The Theatre of Illusion Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Treefall Uncle Snake ★ Theatrical Haiku Throwing Smoke Trees Uncle Vanya (Corrigan) Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Thunder in the Index The Trials and Tribulations of Uncle Vanya (Friel) Then... (Campton) Thunder Rock Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) Then (Simms) Thymus Vulgaris The Trials of Brother Jero Uncle Zepp There are No Sacher Tortes in Our The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or The Triangle Factory Fire Project Uncommon Women and Others Society! “How Not to Do It Again”) The Trickeries of Scapin The Undefeated Rhumba Champ There Shall be No Night Ties The Tricky Part Under Control These Shining Lives Ties That Bind The Trip to Bountiful Under Duress Thicker Than Water The Tiger Triptych Under Observation The Thief of Tears ★ Tigers Be Still The Triumph of Love Under the Sycamore Tree Thief River ’Til Beth Do Us Part Trophies Under the Yum Yum Tree Things Between Us Time and Ginger Tropical Depression The Understudy Things We Want Time Flies The Trouble Begins at 8 The Uneasy Chair The Things You Least Expect Time for Elizabeth Trouble in the Works The Unexpected Man Thinking Up a New Name for the Act Time Out Trousers to Match Unfinished Stories Third Time Out for Ginger Truckline Cafe The Uninvited Third and Oak: The Laundromat ★ Time Stands Still True Crimes United Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Trumpery The Universal Language Third Best Sport Lautrec Trunk Crime Unwrap Your Candy Thirteen Things About Ed Trust (Dietz) U.S. Drag

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Used Car for Sale The War on Tatem White Elephants Women Must Work Utopia, Inc. Warm and Tender Love White People The Women of Lockerbie The Vagina Monologues The Wash The White Rose Women of Manhattan Valentine’s Day Wash and Dry A Whitman Portrait Women Still Weep The Valerie of Now Washington Square Moves The Whiz Bang Cafe Wonder of the World Valhalla Watbanaland Who was That Lady I Saw You The Wonderful Adventures of Don Valparaiso Watch on the Rhine With? Quixote The Value of Names Watch the Birdie The Whole World Over Wonderful Party! The Vampires (Kondoleon) Watchman of the Night Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Wonderful Time The Vampyre (Kelly) The Water Children Who’s Happy Now? (Hailey) The Wood Demon Vanishing Act Waterborn Why I am a Bachelor The Wooden Dish Variations on the Death of Trotsky Watercolor Why the Lord Come to Sand The Wooing of Lady Sunday The Vast Difference The Way Down Mountain Word Games Veins and Thumbtacks The Wayside Motor Inn Why Torture is Wrong, and the Words, Words, Words The Velvet Sky The Wayward Saint People Who Love Them Work Song: Three Views of Frank Venus We Had a Very Good Time The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance Lloyd Wright ★ Venus in Fur We Have Always Lived in the Castle that Cleopatterer Did Workout Venus Observed Web of Murder The Widow and the Colonel World of Mirth Vernon Early The Wedding of the Siamese Twins The Widow Claire The World of Sholom Aleichem Veronica The Wedding Reception The Widow’s Blind Date The World Over A Very Common Procedure Weekend Widow’s Mite The World We Make A Very Special Baby Weekends Like Other People The Wild Duck Worldness The Victimless Crime The Weir The Wild Goose Wormwood Victoria Station The Weird Wild Oats Wrestlers Victory Welcome Back, Buddy Combs Wilde West Write Me a Murder ★ Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island Welcome to Arroyo’s Wildflower The Wrong Way Light Bulb Welcome to the Moon Wildwood Park The Vietnamization of New Jersey Xingu Welded Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Vieux Carré Xmas in Las Vegas A View from the Bridge Wenceslas Square Stand Up? Yancey Vigils The West Side Waltz Willie’s Lie Detector Yankee Dawg You Die Village Green The Wexford Trilogy The Willow and I Yankee Doodle Villainous Company The Whales of August Win/Lose/Draw Yankee Tavern Vincent River What a Life A Wind Between the Houses Yard Gal The Violet Hour What Didn’t Happen The Wind Cries Mary A Yard of Sun The Virgin Bride What Do You Believe About the Windows Year of the Duck Virtual Virtue Future? Windshook Years Ago Visions of Grandeur What I Did Last Summer Wine in the Wilderness The Years Visit to a Small Planet What I Did Wrong The Wingless Victory Yellow Face Visiting Mr. Green What is the Cause of Thunder? The Winner! (Kaufman) Yellow Jack Vivien Leigh: The Last Press What Price? The Winner (Rice) Yellowman Conference Whatever (Pospisil) The Winning Streak Yemaya’s Belly Voice of Good Hope Whatever (Sheppard) The Winslow Boy A Voice of My Own What’s Wrong with the Girls Winterset Yes Means No The Voice of the Turtle What’s Wrong with This Picture? The Wisdom of Eve The Yiddish Trojan Women Voir Dire The Wheeler Dealers The Wise Have Not Spoken You Can’t Take It with You The Voysey Inheritance ★ When I Come to Die The Wisteria Trees You Know I Can’t Hear You When The Wager When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Wit the Water’s Running Wait Until Dark ★ When the Rain Stops Falling A Witch’s Brew Young Adventure Waiting When the World was Green With and Without The Young and Fair Waiting for Godot When We Dead Awaken Witness The Young Elizabeth Waiting for Lefty ★ When We Go Upon the Sea Wittenberg The Young Girl and the Monsoon Waiting for Philip Glass When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? The Wizards of Quiz A Young Lady of Property The Waiting Room Where Do We Live Woman and Scarecrow The Young Man from Atlanta The Wake of Jamey Foster Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Woman Before a Glass Young Man Praying Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Where is de Queen? Woman Bites Dog A Young Man’s Fancy Wake Up, Darling Where the Cross is Made Woman Stand Up Young Marrieds at Play A Walk in the Woods Where the Great Ones Run A Woman Without a Name Your Every Wish Walking the Dead Where We’re Born The Women Your Mother’s Butt Wallflower Where’s Daddy? Women and Wallace Zelda Walter Where’s Mamie? Women and Water Zero Positive Wanda’s Visit Where’s My Money? Women Beware Women Zimmer Wandering Which Side are You On? Women in a Playground Zombies from the Beyond War Whiskey Women in Motion Zones of the Spirit The War on Poverty Whisper into My Good Ear Women Must Weep The Zulu and the Zayda

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Abbott, George The Lady from Dubuque Anderson, Robert Ayvazian, Leslie Three Men on a Horse Lolita The Footsteps of Doves 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 Ableman, Paul Malcolm I Never Sang for My Father Deaf Day Green Julia Marriage Play I’ll be Home for Christmas Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Ackerman, Rob ★ Me, Myself & I I’m Herbert High Dive Disconnect The Play About the Baby The Shock of Recognition Lovely Day Tabletop Seascape Solitaire, Double Solitaire Nine Armenians Ackermann, Joan Three Tall Women You Know I Can’t Hear You When Plan Day The Batting Cage Tiny Alice the Water’s Running Babe, Thomas Ice Glen Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Anderson, Walt Billy Irish Marcus is Walking: Scenes from Albom, Mitch “Me, Candido!” Buried Inside Extra the Road And the Winner Is Anouilh, Jean Demon Wine Off the Map Duck Hunter Shoots Angel The Lark Fathers and Sons Ackland, Rodney Tuesdays with Morrie Ring Round the Moon Great Solo Town Farewell, Farewell, Eugene Aleichem, Sholom To Fool the Eye Kid Champion Adams, John and Abigail Bontche Schweig Appell, Don Planet Fires American Primitive (or John and The High School Lullaby Rebel Women Abigail) A Tale of Chelm Arbuzov, Aleksei Salt Lake City Skyline Adams, Liz Duffy Tevya and His Daughters The Promise Taken in Marriage Or, The World of Sholom Aleichem Archer, Daniel Bader, Jenny Lyn Aerenson, Benjie Alexander, Robert Mr. Barry’s Etchings None of the Above Lighting Up the Two-Year Old Red Popcorn Ardrey, Robert Worldness Aguirre-Sacasa, Roberto Riot Grrrrl Guitar Sing Me No Lullaby Baer, Richard Based on a Totally True Story Alexander, Ronald Thunder Rock Mixed Emotions Bloody Mary Grand Prize Arley, Catherine Bagnold, Enid Dark Matters Holiday for Lovers Tantalus National Velvet Dinner with the Superfriends Nobody Loves an Albatross Arno, Owen G. Bailey, Peter John The Filmmaker’s Mystery Time and Ginger Once for the Asking Passing Through Ghost Children Time Out for Ginger The Other Player Baitz, Jon Robin Good Boys and True Allen, Claudia The Street of Good Friends A Fair Country Insect Love I Sailed with Magellan Two Short Plays by Owen G. Arno Hedda Gabler King of Shadows Allensworth, Carl Arrighi, Mel Mizlansky/Zilinsky or Schmucks Morning Becomes Olestra Interurban The Castro Complex The Paris Letter The Muckle Man The Simple Truth Ten Unknowns The Mystery Plays An Ordinary Man Baizley, Doris Rough Magic Village Green Asch, Sholom Say You Love Satan Allensworth, Dorothy God of Vengeance A Christmas Carol Swamp Gothic Interurban Auburn, David Mrs. California The Ten-Minute Play About Allison, Dorothy Are You Ready? Baker, Rosemary’s Baby Cavedweller Damage Control The Aliens The Velvet Sky Anderson, Jane Fifth Planet and Other Plays Circle Mirror Transformation The Weird Looking for Normal The Journals of Mihail Sebastian Baker, Edward Allan Aiken, Conrad Anderson, Maxwell Miss You A Dead Man’s Apartment, Rosemary Mr. Arcularis Anne of the Thousand Days ★ The New York Idea with Ginger, Face Divided Akutagawa, Ryunosuke Bad Seed Proof The Framer See What I Wanna See Barefoot in Athens Skyscraper North of Providence, Dolores, The Albee, Edward Candle in the Wind Three Monologues Lady of Fadima The American Dream, The The Golden Six We Had a Very Good Time Baker, Paul Sandbox, The Death of Bessie High Tor What Do You Believe About the Hamlet ESP Smith, Fam and Yam Joan of Lorraine Future? Ball, Alan At Home at the Zoo Journey to Jerusalem Aurthur, Robert Alan All That I Will Ever Be The Ballad of the Sad Cafe Key Largo A Very Special Baby Bachelor Holiday Box and Quotations from The Masque of Kings Axelrod, George Five One-Act Plays by Alan Ball Chairman Mao Tse-Tung Second Overture The Seven Year Itch Five Women Wearing the Same Counting the Ways and Listening The Star Wagon Axlerod, David Dress Everything in the Garden Storm Operation Money The M Word Finding the Sun Truckline Cafe Axis Company Made for a Woman Fragments The Wingless Victory Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Power Lunch The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? Winterset Little Kid Your Mother’s Butt

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Banci, Lewis Behrman, S.N. Bigelow, Otis Bock, Adam The Ten O’Clock Scholar Amphitryon 38 The Giants’ Dance The Shaker Chair Banks, Nathaniel End of Summer The Peacock Season Bogosian, Eric The Curate’s Play Jacobowsky and the Colonel Biguenet, John Griller Season of Choice Beich, Albert ★ Shotgun Humpty Dumpty Bannon, Ann The Man in the Dog Suit Bill, Stephen Red Angel The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Belber, Stephen Curtains Suburbia Barber, Matthew Carol Mulroney Bishop, Conrad Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Enchanted April The Death of Frank Full Hookup Boland, Bridget Barfield, Tanya ★ Dusk Rings a Bell Bishop, John The Prisoner Blue Door Fault Lines Borderline Bolt, Jonathan Barlow, Anna Marie Geometry of Fire Borderlines Threads Ferryboat The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Cabin 12 To Culebra A Limb of Snow and The Meeting Match Confluence and The Skirmishers Bontempo, James Baron, Courtney McReele The Harvesting A Place at Forest Lawn A Very Common Procedure A Small, Melodramatic Story Keepin’ an Eye on Louie Boretz, Allen Baron, Jeff Tape The Musical Comedy Murders of Room Service Visiting Mr. Green The Transparency of Val 1940 Bosakowski, Phil Barr, Nancy Bell, Neal Black, Jean Ferguson Chopin in Space Mrs. Cage Cold Sweat Penny Wise Crossin’ the Line Barrett, William E. On the Bum, or The Next Train Black, Stephen Bottrell, David The Lilies of the Field Through The Horse Latitudes Dearly Departed Barrie, J.M. Operation Midnight Climax The Pokey Bovell, Andrew Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Raw Youth Blake, Lisabeth Speaking in Tongues ★ Not Grow Up Ready for the River Brewsie and Willie When the Rain Stops Falling Sleeping Dogs Bowles, Jane Barry, P.J. Blank, Jessica Two Small Bodies In the Summer House Reasonable Circulation Aftermath Belluso, John Brampton, Joan Barry, Philip The Exonerated Henry Flamethrowa Dilemma Second Threshold Blankman, Howard A Nervous Smile Braverman, Carole Barry, Sebastian By Hex Pyretown The Yiddish Trojan Women Our Lady of Sligo Blau, Eric The Rules of Charity Breen, Patrick The Steward of Christendom Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Beloin, Edmund Manhattan Class Company Class Bastron, Robert Living in Paris In Any Language One-Acts, 1992 A Contemporary American’s Guide Blessing, Lee Benét, Stephen Vincent Saint Stanislaus Outside the House to a Successful Marriage © 1959 Black Sheep The Devil and Daniel Webster Brel, Jacques Batistick, Mike A Body of Water John Brown’s Body Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Chicken Chesapeake Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Living in Paris Ponies Cobb America Brevoort, Deborah Port Authority Throw Down Benjamin, Keith Alan Down the Road The Women of Lockerbie Batson, George 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 Eleemosynary Brewer, George Gift of Murder! Mary Macgregor Flag Day Dark Victory Her Majesty, Miss Jones Benson, Sally Fortinbras Broadhurst, Kent Ramshackle Inn Junior Miss Going to St. Ives The Eye of the Beholder Strange Boarders Bentley, Eric Great Falls The Habitual Acceptance of the Bauer, P. Seth Silent Partners Independence Near Enough Iphigenia Berg, Dick Lake Street Extension Lemons ★ Bayer, Eleanor The Drop of a Hat Lonesome Hollow Brod, Max Third Best Sport Berger, Jesse Nice People Dancing to Good The Castle Bayer, Leo The Revenger’s Tragedy Country Music Bromberg, Conrad Third Best Sport Women Beware Women Oldtimers Game Actors and At Home Beane, Douglas Carter Berkman, Zak Patient A Doctor Galley As Bees in Honey Drown Beauty on the Vine Riches The Rooming House The Country Club Berry, David Thief River Transfers The Little Dog Laughed G.R. Point Two Rooms Brooke, Eleanor Mr. & Mrs. Fitch The Whales of August A Walk in the Woods King of Hearts Music from a Sparkling Planet Besier, Rudolf ★ When We Go Upon the Sea Brooks, Laurie Beaumarchais The Barretts of Wimpole Street The Winning Streak Franklin’s Apprentice The Marriage of Figaro Bevan, Donald Bloch, Bertram Brooks, Norman Beckerman, Ilene Stalag 17 Dark Victory The Fragile Fox Love, Loss and What I Wore Bicknell, Arthur Block, Anita Rowe Brown, Carlyle Beckett, Samuel Masterpieces Love and Kisses The African Company Presents Not I Biddle, Cordelia Drexel Blomquist, David Richard III Waiting for Godot The Happiest Millionaire Weekends Like Other People Buffalo Hair

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The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated Campbell, Mark Mail Train Run Tonight?) Uncle Vanya (Corrigan) Colored Minstrel Show Splendora Casale, Mick Uncle Vanya (Friel) Pure Confidence Campton, David Elm Circle Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) Brown, K.C. The Life and Death of Almost Case, Andrew The Wedding Reception Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Everybody The Rant The Wood Demon Bruckner, Ferdinand Little Brother: Little Sister and Out Caspary, Vera Chetkovich, Kathryn Race of the Flying Pan Laura Acts of Love Buermann, Howard A Smell of Burning and Then Chaikin, Joseph Childress, Alice Quiet, Please Capote, Truman When the World was Green Mojo and String Bulgakov, Mikhail The Grass Harp Chamberlain, Marisha Wine in the Wilderness Black Snow Carbajal, Ruben Scheherazade Childs, Kirsten Heart of a Dog The Gifted Program Chambers, David The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Master and Margarita or, The Cariani, John The Miser Chameleon Skin Devil Comes to Moscow Almost, Maine Chapman, John Chimonides, Jason Bullock, Walter Caristi, Vincent The Brides of March The Optimist Mr. Barry’s Etchings Tracers Not Now, Darling Chislett, Anne Bunin, Keith Carlino, Lewis John Chapman, Linda S. Another Season’s Promise The Busy World is Hushed The Brick and the Rose The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Quiet in the Land The Credeaux Canvas Cages Chapman, Robert The Tomorrow Box The Principality of Sorrows The Dirty Old Man Billy Budd Cho, Julia The World Over Epiphany Chase, Jerry 99 Histories Burke, Johnny The Exercise Cinderella Wore Combat Boots The Architecture of Loss Swinging on a Star (The Johnny High Sign Chase, Mary BFE Burke Musical) Junk Yard Bernadine Durango Burnett, Carol Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Cocktails with Mimi ★ The Language Archive Hollywood Arms Objective Case The Dog Sitters The Piano Teacher Butler, Dan Sarah and the Sax Harvey Chodorov, Edward The Only Thing Worse You Could The School for Scandal Mickey The Spa Have Told Me… Snowangel Midgie Purvis Chodorov, Jerome Butterfield, Catherine Telemachus Clay Mrs. McThing Anniversary Waltz Joined at the Head Two Short Plays by Lewis John The Prize Play The French Touch The Sleeper Carlino The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Junior Miss Snowing at Delphi Used Car for Sale Chaves, Richard My Sister Eileen Butterworth, Jez Carnelia, Craig Tracers Civilians, The Mojo Three Postcards Chayefsky, Paddy Gone Missing The Night Heron Carolan, Stuart Gideon This Beautiful City Byrne, M. St. Claire Defender of the Faith Cheever, John Cizmar, Paula Busman’s Honeymoon Carr, Marina A Cheever Evening Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert Byron, Ellen By the Bog of Cats Chekhov, Anton Seven Election Year and So When You The Mai The Bear Clark, Maurice Get Married Marble The Black Monk: A Chamber Button, Button Graceland and Asleep on the Wind On Raftery’s Hill Musical Clavell, James Cahill, Laura Portia Coughlan The Cherry Orchard (Corrigan) The Children’s Story 3 by E.S.T. Woman and Scarecrow The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Cleage, Pearl Home Carrière, Jean-Claude The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Blues for an Alabama Sky Hysterical Blindness The Controversy of Valladolid The Dangers of Tobacco Bourbon at the Border Mercy Carroll, Lewis The Festivities Flyin’ West Caird, John Alice in Wonderland Ivanov (Corrigan) A Song for Coretta The Beggar’s Opera Carroll, Paul Vincent Ivanov (Schmidt) Clements, Colin Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Shadow and Substance The Proposal Isn’t Nature Wonderful Not Grow Up The Wayward Saint A Reluctant Tragic Hero Cleveland, Rick Calarco, Joe The Wise Have Not Spoken The Sea Gull (Corrigan) My Buddy Bill Shakespeare’s R&J Carson, Jo The Sea Gull (van Itallie) My Pal George Calderón de la Barca, Pedro Daytrips The Seagull (Hampton) Clork, Harry Life is a Dream Carter, Arthur Seven Short Farces by Anton See My Lawyer Caldwell, Joseph The Number Chekhov Coble, Eric Cockeyed Kite Carter, Steve Swan Song Bright Ideas Caldwell, Lucy Nevis Mountain Dew The Three Sisters (Corrigan) The Dead Guy Leaves Cary, Joyce Three Sisters (Friel) ★ Huck Finn Cameron, Kenneth Mister Johnson Three Sisters (van Itallie) Coen, Ethan The Hundred and First Cary, Morland Three Sisters (Wilson) Almost an Evening Papp Because Their Hearts were Pure Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Debate Campbell, Alexi Kaye (or The Secret of the Mine) of Wisdom Four Benches The Pride Love Rides the Rails (or Will the Unchanging Love Homeland Security

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Offices Seeking the Genesis Damashek, Barbara Sisters’ First 100 Years Peer Review Splash Hatch on the E Going Down Quilters DeLillo, Don Struggle Session Corwin, Norman Damato, Anthony The Day Room Waiting The Rivalry The Flounder Complex Love-Lies-Bleeding Coen, Larry Cosson, Steven D’Andrea, Paul Valparaiso Epic Proportions Gone Missing The Einstein Project Denham, Reginald Coffin, Gregg ★ In the Footprint: The Battle Daniels, Jeff Be Your Age Convenience Over Atlantic Yards Apartment 3A Blue Heaven Five Course Love This Beautiful City Boom Town Dark Hammock Cohen, Burton Courts, Randy Escanaba in da Moonlight A Dash of Bitters The Great American Cheese The Gifts of the Magi The Vast Difference Dead Giveaway Sandwich Johnny Pye Danz, Cassandra Ladies in Retirement Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Cowen, Ron Fame Takes a Holiday Minor Murder Revenge The Book of Murder Dashow, Ken Oh, Mama! No, Papa! The Wedding of the Siamese Twins Saturday Adoption Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays Recipe for a Crime Cole, Tom Summertree About Love, Death and Bad Acting Suspect About Time Coxe, Louis O. He Ain’t Heavy Trunk Crime Connelly, Marc Billy Budd Joey-Boy Wallflower The Green Pastures Coxon, Lucinda Sing This Devine, Jerry Little David Happy Now? Thanks Children of the Wind The Traveler Crane, David Time Out Devlin, Anne Connolly, Cyril Epic Proportions Top of 16 After Easter Ubu Cuckolded Crane, Stephen DaSilva, Howard Ourselves Alone Ubu Enchained The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky The Zulu and the Zayda Dewberry, Elizabeth The Ubu Plays Crichton, Kyle Davalos, David Virtual Virtue Ubu Rex The Happiest Millionaire Wittenberg Diaz, Kristoffer Conradt, Mark Cristofer, Michael Davis, Bill C. ★ Welcome to Arroyo’s Great Scot! Black Angel Avow Dickens, Charles Cooney, Ray The Lady and the Clarinet Mass Appeal A Christmas Carol (Baizley) Bang Bang Beirut Crocitto, Frank Wrestlers A Christmas Carol (Linney) Chase Me, Comrade! The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky Davis, Donald A Christmas Carol (Schario) Not Now, Darling Crothers, Rachel Ethan Frome A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Cooper, Giles Susan and God Davis, Owen of Christmas (Wilson) Everything in the Garden Crouse, Russel Ethan Frome A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Coppel, Alec The Great Sebastians Davis, Russell Marley (Horovitz) The Gazebo Life with Father The Last Good Moment of Lily Baker Great Expectations Coppel, Myra Life with Mother Dawson, Gregory The Life and Adventures of The Gazebo The Prescott Proposals Great Scot! Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Corbett, Bill Remains to be Seen Day, Clarence The Life and Adventures of The Big Slam State of the Union Life with Father Nicholas Nickleby Part II Corbin, Barry Tall Story Life with Mother Dietz, Dan The E.Z. Snooz Motel Crump, Owen Dayton, Katharine Tempodyssey Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Southern Exposure First Lady Dietz, Steven The Whiz Bang Cafe Cruz, Nilo de Hartog, Jan Becky’s New Car Corle, Edwin Anna in the Tropics Skipper Next to God Dracula The Man in the Dog Suit Beauty of the Father Dean, Phillip Hayes Force of Nature Corneille, Pierre A Bicycle Country The American Nightmare Halcyon Days ★ Le Cid Doña Rosita the Spinster Dink’s Blues Inventing Van Gogh ★ The Liar (Ives) Hortensia and the Museum of Dream of Passion Last of the Boys ★ The Liar (Wilbur) Dreams Every Night When the Sun Goes Lonely Planet ★ The Theatre of Illusion Life is a Dream Down The Nina Variations Corrie, Rachel Night Train to Bolina Freeman Paragon Springs My Name is Rachel Corrie Two Sisters and a Piano Moloch Blues Private Eyes Corrigan, Robert W. Cucci, Frank The Owl Killer Rocket Man The Cherry Orchard The Ofay Watcher Paul Robeson Sherlock Holmes: The Final Ivanov Cullen, Ian The Sty of the Blind Pig Adventure The Sea Gull Tantalus This Bird of Dawning Singeth All Shooting Star The Three Sisters Cullinan, Thomas Night Long Trust Uncle Vanya Mrs. Lincoln Thunder in the Index Yankee Tavern The Wood Demon Cunningham, Michael Delany, A. Elizabeth DiFusco, John Corthron, Kia Flesh and Blood Having Our Say, The Delany Tracers Breath, Boom Curran, Keith Sisters’ First 100 Years Diggs, Elizabeth Come Down Burning Dalton’s Back Delany, Sarah L. Close Ties Force Continuum Walking the Dead Having Our Say, The Delany Dumping Ground

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Goodbye Freddy Dunning, Philip Dürrenmatt, Friedrich Necessary Targets Dinelaris, Alexander Sequel to a Verdict The Deadly Game The Treatment Still Life Dunphy, Jack D’Usseau, Arnaud The Vagina Monologues Dinelli, Mel Café Moon Deep are the Roots Ephron, Delia The Man Squirrel Legend of Sarah Love, Loss and What I Wore The Spiral Staircase Too Close for Comfort Dybek, Stuart Ephron, Nora DiPietro, Joe Durang, Christopher I Sailed with Magellan Love, Loss and What I Wore Art of Murder 1-900-Desperate Dyer, William Epstein, David ★ The Last Romance The Actor’s Nightmare Jo Exact Change Over the River and Through the An Altar Boy talks to God Dyne, Michael Evans, Don Woods Aunt Dan Meets the Madwoman The Right Honourable Gentleman It’s Showdown Time Dizenzo, Charles of Chaillot Eberhard, Leslie A Lovesong for Miss Lydia Big Mother Baby with the Bathwater Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show The Drapes Come Betty’s Summer Vacation Detective Orrin An Evening for Merlin Finch Book of Leviticus Show Edelstein, Barry The Prodigals A Great Career Business Lunch at the Russian Tea Race Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No The Last Straw and Sociability Room Edgar, David More The Metamorphosis Canker Sores and Other Continental Divide: Daughters of The Trials and Tribulations of Doherty, Brian Distractions the Revolution Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Father Malachy’s Miracle Cardinal O’Connor Continental Divide: Mother’s Evans, Scott Alan Dolginoff, Stephen Death Comes to Us All, Mary Agnes Against The Triangle Factory Fire Project Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story ’Dentity Crisis The Life and Adventures of Fairey, Ellen ★ Donaghy, Tom Desire, Desire, Desire Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Graceland The Beginning of August DMV Tyrant The Life and Adventures of Falk, Lee Boys and Girls The Doctor Will See You Now Nicholas Nickleby, Part II Eris and Home at Six The Dadshuttle Edson, Margaret Farley, Keythe Durang/Durang Down the Shore Wit Bat Boy Entertaining Mr. Helms From Above Edwards, Gus Faulkner, William For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls Minutes from the Blue Route The Offering Tomorrow Funeral Parlor Northeast Local Old Phantoms Feffer, Steve Gym Teacher Donatus, Sister Mary Egloff, Elizabeth The Wizards of Quiz The Hardy Boys and the Mystery Career Angel (Female Version) The Devils Feibleman, Peter of Where Babies Come From Dostoyevsky, Fyodor The Swan Cakewalk The Idiots Karamazov The Brothers Karamazov Ehrenreich, Barbara Feiffer, Jules John and Mary Doe (Fishelson) Nickel and Dimed Anthony Rose Kitty the Waitress The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow, El Guindi, Yussef A Bad Friend Laughing Wild Tumarin) Back of the Throat Carnal Knowledge The Marriage of Bette and Boo The Devils Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Crawling Arnold Medea The Idiot and Karima’s City Elliot Loves Dougherty, Joseph Miss Witherspoon Elliott, Sumner Locke Feiffer’s People Digby Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Buy Me Blue Ribbons Hold Me! Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan Christmas Binge Ellis, Edith Feingold, Michael The Hound of the Baskervilles Mrs. Sorken Seven Sisters Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Naomi in the Living Room and Ellison, Karen Lautrec the Sign of Four Other Short Plays The Harry and Sam Dialogues Feldshuh, David Sherlock Holmes: The Final The Nature and Purpose of the Elman, Irving Miss Evers’ Boys Adventure Universe The Brass Ring Fennelly, Parker W. Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Nina in the Morning Elward, James Cuckoos on the Hearth Driver, Donald Not My Fault Best of Friends Ferber, Edna Status Quo Vadis One Minute Play Friday Night Bravo du Maurier, Daphne Phyllis and Xenobia Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five The Land is Bright My Cousin Rachel Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All Passport Stage Door Rebecca for You The River Feydeau, Georges Duff, James Stye of the Eye Emerson, Eric E. A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) Home Front Three Short Plays by Christopher Tracers A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) Dulack, Tom Durang Endore, Guy The Ladies Man Breaking Legs Titanic Call Me Shakespeare Field, Barbara Diminished Capacity Under Duress Eno, Will Boundary Waters Incommunicado The Vietnamization of New Jersey The Flu Season Great Expectations Solomon’s Child Wanda’s Visit Thom Pain Marriage Dumas, Alexandre Why Torture is Wrong, and the Enquist, Per Olov Playing with Fire (After The Three Musketeers People Who Love Them The Night of the Tribades Frankenstein) Dunn, Mark Woman Stand Up Ensler, Eve Fields, Joseph The Deer and the Antelope Play Women in a Playground The Good Body Anniversary Waltz

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The Doughgirls The Oil Well ★ In the Footprint: The Battle Final Placement The French Touch The Old Beginning Over Atlantic Yards How to Say Goodbye Junior Miss The One-Armed Man This Beautiful City Little Bird My Sister Eileen The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Friel, Brian Little Miss Fresno Filloux, Catherine One: The Story of a Childhood Dancing at Lughnasa Love Minus Seven The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Give Me Your Answer, Do! Win/Lose/Draw Fingleton, Anthony Two: The Story of a Marriage Hedda Gabler Windshook Over My Dead Body The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Molly Sweeney Gallavan, Rick Finklehoffe, Fred F. Three: The Story of a Family A Month in the Country, After Tracers Brother Rat The Prisoner’s Song Turgenev Garson, Henry Firth, Tim The Road to the Graveyard Three Sisters In Any Language Neville’s Island The Roads to Home Uncle Vanya Gay, John Fishburne, Laurence Roots in a Parched Ground Frisch, Peter The Beggar’s Opera Riff Raff Spring Dance American Dreams Gehman, Richard Fishelson, David Talking Pictures Frockt, Deborah Lynn By Hex The Brothers Karamazov The Tears of My Sister The Victimless Crime Geiger, Milton The Castle Tomorrow Fry, Christopher Edwin Booth The Golem The Traveling Lady The Dark is Light Enough Gelb, Alan The Idiot The Trip to Bountiful Duel of Angels Mombo Flemming, Brian Valentine’s Day The Firstborn Gems, Pam Bat Boy: The Musical Vernon Early Judith Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Fletcher, Lucille The Widow Claire The Lady’s Not for Burning Geoghan, Jim Sorry, Wrong Number and The A Young Lady of Property and Six One Thing More Ug, The Caveman Musical Hitch-Hiker Other Short Plays A Phoenix Too Frequent George, Charles Night Watch The Young Man from Atlanta Ring Round the Moon Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Fodor, Kate Forbes, Kathryn A Sleep of Prisoners Baby 100 Saints You Should Know I Remember Mama Thor, with Angels Everybody’s Secret Hannah and Martin Forgette, Katie Venus Observed Final Performance, or The Curtain Fogle, Sonya The O’Conner Girls A Yard of Sun Falls More Solo Readings Forster, E.M. Fry, Ray Legend of Camille Solo Readings for Radio and Class A Passage to India The Cameo When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Work Foster, Hunter Fugard, Athol Germann, Greg Still More Solo Readings Summer of ’42 Coming Home 3 by E.S.T. Fondakowski, Leigh Fowkes, William Exits and Entrances The Observatory The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later All in the Faculty Victory Gialanella, Victor Fontaine, Robert Fox, Amy Fulham, Mary Frankenstein The Happy Time Heights Fame Takes a Holiday Giardina, Anthony Foote, Daisy Summer Cyclone Fuller, Elizabeth Living at Home Bhutan Thicker Than Water Full Hookup Gibbons, Thomas Foote, Horton Francke, Caroline Fuller, Elizabeth L. The Exhibition 1918 Father of the Bride Me and Jezebel Gibson, Elizabeth Blind Date and The Actor The 49th Cousin Furth, George Widow’s Mite The Carpetbagger’s Children Frank, Otto Getting Away with Murder Gibson, Meg The Chase The Diary of Anne Frank Gaffney, Mo Too Much Memory ★ Convicts Frankel, Doris Parallel Lives Gibson, Melissa James Courtship Love Me Long Gagliano, Frank [Sic] Cousins Frankel, Scott Big Sur Suitcase or, Those That Resemble The Dancers Grey Gardens Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry Flies From a Distance The Dearest of Friends Franklin, J.E. The Hide and Seek Odyssey of This The Death of Papa Black Girl Madeline Gimple Gibson, William The Death of the Old Man Franzen, Jonathan Night of the Dunce American Primitive (or John and Dividing the Estate Spring Awakening Gaitens, Peter Abigail) Getting Frankie Married—and Freed, Amy Flesh and Blood The Body & The Wheel Afterwards Freedomland Galati, Frank The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & The Habitation of Dragons French, David After the Quake Joseph, Herod the Nut & The John Turner Davis Jitters A Flea in Her Ear Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a The Land of the Astronauts Salt-Water Moon The Grapes of Wrath Pear Tree The Last of the Thorntons Freni, Edith L. Heart of a Dog A Cry of Players Laura Dennis Thicker Than Water Gallagher, Mary Dinny and the Witches Lily Dale Waterborn Buddies Goodly Creatures The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees Friedman, Bruce Jay Chocolate Cake Handy Dandy The Midnight Caller Scuba Duba ¿De Donde? Monday After the Miracle Night Seasons Friedman, Michael Dog Eat Dog Gide, Andre A Nightingale Gone Missing Father Dreams The Immoralist

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Gien, Pamela Goldberg, Jessica Gottlieb, Alex Greenfeld, Josh The Syringa Tree Good Thing Wake Up, Darling Clandestine on the Morning Line Gilford, C.B. The Hologram Theory Gow, James Greenland, Seth Widow’s Mite Refuge Deep are the Roots Jungle Rot Gilles, D.B. Stuck Legend of Sarah Gregory, Andre Cash Flow Goldemberg, Rose Leiman Gower, Douglas Alice in Wonderland The Girl Who Loved The Beatles Marching As to War Daddies Grellong, Paul The Legendary Stardust Boys Golden, Alfred L. Grae, David Manuscript Men’s Singles A Young Man’s Fancy Moose Mating Radio Free Emerson Gillette, William Goldfarb, Daniel Graham, Barbara Griffin, Tom Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adam Baum and the Jew Movie Jacob’s Ladder Amateurs Adventure Modern Orthodox Graham, Bruce The Boys Next Door Gillis, Graeme Sarah, Sarah According to Goldman Einstein and the Polar Bear Charlie Blake’s Boat Goldman, James Belmont Avenue Social Club Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head Thicker Than Water Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Burkie Pasta Gilman, Rebecca Goldman, William The Champagne Charlie Stakes , David Capitalism 101 Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Coyote on a Fence Chick The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Goldoni, Carlo Desperate Affection Kit Marlowe Ginsbury, Norman The Liar Minor Demons The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue The First Gentleman The Servant of Two Masters Moon over the Brewery Measure for Pleasure ★ Ginty, E.B. Goldsmith, Clifford Something Intangible The Miracle at Naples Missouri Legend What a Life Grant, David Marshall Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal Gionfriddo, Gina Your Every Wish Pen Steve & Idi After Ashley Goldstone, Jean Stock Snakebit Groag, Lillian Becky Shaw Mary Stuart Granville-Barker, Harley Blood Wedding The Voysey Inheritance The Ladies of the Camellias U.S. Drag Goluboff, Bryan Graves, Warren The Magic Fire Giraudoux, Jean Big Al Beauty and the Beast The White Rose Amphitryon 38 In-Betweens Gray, Amlin Groff, Rinne Duel of Angels My Side of the Story The Fantod ★ Compulsion or The House Behind Judith Shyster How I Got That Story The Ruby Sunrise The Madwoman of Chaillot Gomes, Dias Kingdom Come Gross, Joel Glass, Joanna McClelland Journey to Bahia Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh Artichoke Gonzalez, Gloria Outlanders Grumberg, Jean-Claude Canadian Gothic and American Curtains ★ Tartuffe; or The Weasel Dreyfus in Rehearsal Modern: Two Plays Goodman, George Villainous Company Guare, John If We are Women The Wheeler Dealers Wormwood Bosoms and Neglect Glines, John Goodrich, Frances Zones of the Spirit Chaucer in Rome In the Desert of My Soul The Diary of Anne Frank Gray, Simon A Few Stout Individuals Glore, John Gordon, Kurtz Close of Play Four Baboons Adoring the Sun The Company of Heaven The Bride’s Bouquet The Common Pursuit The General of Hot Desire Glover, Keith Fair Exchange Gray, Virginia H. Greenwich Mean Coming of the Hurricane Henrietta the Eighth Willie’s Lie Detector In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Dancing on Moonlight Jumpin’ Jupiter Green, Janet Kissing Sweet and A Day for Swirling with Merlin Money Mad Murder Mistaken Surprises Godber, John New Beat on an Old Drum Murder, My Sweet Matilda Lake Hollywood Bouncers That’s My Cousin Greenberg, Richard Landscape of the Body Shakers Utopia, Inc. The American Plan Lydie Breeze Goetz, Augustus Gordon, Peter The Author’s Voice Marco Polo Sings a Solo The Heiress Death by Fatal Murder Dance of Death Muzeeka The Hidden River Murdered to Death The Dazzle New York Actor The Immoralist Secondary Cause of Death Eastern Standard Rich and Famous Goetz, Ruth Gordon, Ruth Everett Beekin Six Degrees of Separation The Heiress The Leading Lady The House in Town Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday The Hidden River Over Twenty-One Jenny Keeps Talking and The Loveliest Afternoon of The Immoralist Years Ago Life Under Water the Year Gogol, Nikolai Gorman, Christopher The Maderati Talking Dog The Government Inspector (Hatcher) A Letter from Ethel Kennedy Night and Her Stars Women and Water The Government Inspector (Raby) Gotanda, Philip Kan Take Me Out Guirgis, Stephen Adly Marriage Ballad of Yachiyo Three Days of Rain Den of Thieves Gold, Lloyd Day Standing on Its Head Vanishing Act In Arabia We’d All be Kings A Grave Undertaking The Wash The Violet Hour Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train Goldberg, Dick The Wind Cries Mary Greene, Will The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Family Business Yankee Dawg You Die The Riot Act Our Lady of 121st Street

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Hoffman, William M. Trees and Leader Hyman, Mac In Other Parts of the World As Is Uncle Snake No Time for Sergeants Irwin, Bill Holbrook, Marion The Widow’s Blind Date Ibsen, Henrik Scapin Make Room for Rodney Year of the Duck Brand Isherwood, Christopher Holden, Joan Hortua, Joe A Doll’s House (McGuinness) I am a Camera The Marriage of Figaro Between Us A Doll’s House (Meyer) Ives, David Nickel and Dimed Horwin, Jerry Emperor and Galilean All in the Timing, Six One-Act Hollinger, Michael My Dear Children An Enemy of the People (Meyer) Comedies An Empty Plate in the Café du Houstle, Alice H. An Enemy of the People (Miller) Ancient History Grand Boeuf The Kentucky Marriage Proposal Ghosts (Meyer) Arabian Nights ★ Ghost-Writer Houston, Velina Hasu Ghosts (Wilson) Babel’s in Arms Incorruptible ★ Kokoro (True Heart) Hedda Gabler (Baitz) The Blizzard Opus Tea Hedda Gabler (Friel) Captive Audience Red Herring Howard, Anto Hedda Gabler (Hughes) Degas C’est Moi Tiny Island Scattergood Hedda Gabler (Meyer) Don Juan in Chicago Tooth and Claw Howard, Eleanor Harris John Gabriel Borkman Dr. Fritz Holm, John Cecil Mating Dance The Lady from the Sea English Made Simple Brighten the Corner Howard, Sidney Little Eyolf Enigma Variations Gramercy Ghost Dodsworth The Master Builder A Flea in Her Ear The Southwest Corner Madam, Will You Walk? Paragon Springs Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue Three Men on a Horse Yellow Jack Peer Gynt The Land of Cockaigne ★ Holmes, Jack Howie, Betsy The Pretenders The Liar RFK Cowgirls Rosmersholm Lives of the Saints Hope, Nicholas Hudes, Quiara Alegría When We Dead Awaken Long Ago and Far Away and Other Christmas Belles 26 Miles The Wild Duck Short Plays ★ Dashing Through the Snow Illick, Hilary Mere Mortals: Six One-Act Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue Dearly Beloved Eve-Olution Comedies Yemaya’s Belly The Dixie Swim Club Inge, William Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Hudson, Scott The Hallelujah Girls The Boy in the Basement Whale Sweet Storm ★ The Red Velvet Cake War Bus Riley’s Back in Town The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage Huggett, Richard Southern Hospitality Bus Stop New Jerusalem, The Interrogation The First Night of “Pygmalion” ’Til Beth Do Us Part The Call of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Hughes, Babette Hooker, Brian The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Torah Congregation: If the Shoe Pinches Cyrano de Bergerac The Disposal and Margaret’s Bed Amsterdam, July 27, 1656 Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Horine, Charles Eleven Short Plays by William Inge The Other Woman and Other Short Hughes, Doug Me and Thee An Incident at the Standish Arms Pieces Hedda Gabler Horne, Kenneth A Loss of Roses The Philadelphia Hughes, Glenn Two Dozen Red Roses The Mall Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread Romance, Inc. Horovitz, Israel Memory of Summer Polish Joke Hughes, Langston Acrobats and Line A Murder The Red Address Alfred the Great Simply Heavenly Natural Affection Seven Menus Captains and Courage Humphrey, Harry E. People in the Wind Soap Opera The Chopin Playoffs The Skull Picnic Speed-the-Play A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Hurston, Zora Neale The Rainy Afternoon St. Francis Talks to the Birds Marley Spunk A Social Event Sure Thing Dr. Hero Hutchinson, Ron Splendor in the Grass Time Flies Faith Moonlight and Magnolias The Strains of Triumph The Universal Language Faith, Hope and Charity Hutton, Arlene Summer Brave Variations on the Death of Trotsky The Former One-on-One Basketball As It is in Heaven The Tiny Closet ★ Venus in Fur Champion Gulf View Drive To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Words, Words, Words The Good Parts Last Train to Nibroc Two Plays by William Inge Jacker, Corinne The Great Labor Day Classic ★ Running Where’s Daddy? Bits and Pieces Henry Lumper See Rock City Innaurato, Albert Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Hopscotch and the 75th Hwang, David Henry Coming of Age in Soho Domestic Issues The Indian Wants the Bronx The Dance and the Railroad and Gemini Harry Outside It’s Called the Sugar Plum Family Devotions Gus and Al In Place and The Chinese North Shore Fish F.O.B. and The House of Sleeping The Idiots Karamazov Restaurant Syndrome Play for Germs Beauties Passione Later The Primary English Class Golden Child The Transfiguration of Benno Blimpie My Life Rats M. Butterfly Ulysses in Traction Night Thoughts and Terminal A Rosen by Any Other Name The Sound of a Voice Irving, John Jackson, Nagle Shooting Gallery Trying to Find Chinatown and The Cider House Rules, Part One: At This Evening’s Performance Stage Directions and Spared Bondage Here In St. Cloud’s Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part Today I am a Fountain Pen Yellow Face The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Invention

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Hotel on Marvin Gardens Johnson, Dave Kaplan, Jack A. Kennedy, Adrienne Opera Comique Baptized to the Bone Alligator Man Sleep Deprivation Chamber The Quick-Change Room Johnson, Trish Kaplan, Lila Rose Kent, Elana Taking Leave The Art of Self-Defense Wildflower Going to See the Elephant This Day and Age Second Prize: Two Months in Karam, Stephen Kern, Will Jackson, Nathan Louis Leningrad Speech & Debate Hellcab Broke-ology Johnston, Bob Kass, Jerome Kerr, E. Katherine ★ When I Come to Die Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass Juno’s Swans Jackson, Shirley Johnston, Rick Make Like a Dog Kerr, Jean The Haunting of Hill House Cahoots Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Finishing Touches We Have Always Lived in the Castle Jones, Elinor Saturday Night Jenny Kissed Me Jacobs, Michael 6:15 on the 104 Suburban Tragedy King of Hearts Impressionism If You were My Wife I’d Shoot Young Marrieds at Play Mary, Mary Jacobson, Steven M. Myself Kassin, Michael Kerr, Laura Needs Under Control I-Kissandtell The Farmer’s Daughter James, Henry A Voice of My Own Kaufman, Florence Aquino Kesselman, Wendy The Heiress Jones, Jessie The Winner! The Black Monk: A Chamber The Turn of the Screw Christmas Belles Kaufman, George S. Musical Jameson, Storm ★ Dashing Through the Snow The American Way The Diary of Anne Frank (New The Hidden River Dearly Beloved Amicable Parting Adaptation) Jarrett, Jennifer Dearly Departed Bravo The Notebook Divorce Southern Style The Dixie Swim Club The Fabulous Invalid Kesselring, Joseph Jarry, Alfred The Hallelujah Girls Fancy Meeting You Again Arsenic and Old Lace Ubu Cuckolded ★ The Red Velvet Cake War First Lady Four Twelves are 48 Ketron, Larry Ubu Enchained Southern Hospitality George Washington Slept Here The Ubu Plays Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Asian Shade ’Til Beth Do Us Part Ubu Rex Who Loves a Salary Character Lines Jones, Preston Jenkin, Len The Land is Bright Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers The Last Meeting of the Knights American Notes The Late George Apley Fresh Horses of the White Magnolia Dark Ride The Man Who Came to Dinner Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Five of Us The Small Hours Patrick Henry Lake Liquors Oberlander Highway The Solid Gold Cadillac Quail Southwest The Oldest Living Graduate Hotel Stage Door Rib Cage A Place on the Magdalena Flats Intermezzo You Can’t Take It with You The Trading Post Santa Fe Sunshine Limbo Tales Kaufman, Lynne Keveson, Peter Jones, Rolin My Uncle Sam The Couch How Much, How Much? The Intelligent Design of Jenny Jenkins, Ken Kaufman, Moisés Nellie Toole & Co. Chow Cemetery Man 33 Variations Kilroy, Thomas The Jammer Chug Gross Indecency: The Three Trials Henry An Educated Lady Jordan, Julia of Oscar Wilde Kim, Susan Rupert’s Birthday and Other Boy The Laramie Project Dreamtime for Alice Monologues St. Scarlet The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Four from E.S.T. Marathon ‘99 Jensen, Erik Tatjana in Color Kazan, Molly The Joy Luck Club Aftermath Joselovitz, Ernest A. The Egghead Kingsley, Sidney The Exonerated Hagar’s Children Kazan, Zoe Dead End Jensen, Julie Righting Absalom Detective Story Stray Dogs Sammi Keeler, Eloise Night Life John, Hywel Joseph, Rajiv Grandma Steps Out The Patriots ★ Pieces Animals Out of Paper Kelly, Tim The World We Make Johns, Andrew ★ Gruesome Playground Injuries The Cave Kipling, Rudyard Fridays Joudry, Patricia Fog on the Mountain Captains and Courage The Return of Herbert Bracewell The Song of Louise in the Morning The Omelet Murder Case Kirkland, Jack or (Why am I Always Alone Teach Me How to Cry The Remarkable Susan Strange Boarders When I’m with You?) Three Rings for Michelle Second Best Bed Suds in Your Eye Johns, Patti Joyce, James Terror by Gaslight Kirshenbaum, David Going to See the Elephant Stephen D Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Summer of ’42 Johnson, Carleene Kafka, Franz of Wisdom Klavan, Laurence The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack The Castle The Uninvited Bed and Sofa Johnson, Cindy Lou The Metamorphosis The Vampyre Embarrassments Brilliant Traces Kaikkonen, Gus Kelso, Betsy Freud’s House The Person I Once Was Potholes The Great American Trailer Park Gorgo’s Mother The Years Kanin, Garson Musical If Walls Could Talk Johnson, Crane Born Yesterday Kennedy, Adam P. The Magic Act Dracula Dreyfus in Rehearsal Sleep Deprivation Chamber No Time

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Seeing Someone Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) Landis, Joseph C. Leeds, Michael The Show Must Go On Kraft, Hy The Golem Swinging on a Star (The Johnny Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Cafe Crown Lane, Eric Burke Musical) Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit Kramm, Joseph ★ Ride Leeds, Nancy Klein, Jon The Shrike Langley, Noel Great Scot! Betty the Yeti Krasna, Norman Edward, My Son Lees, Russell Dimly Perceived Threats to the Dear Ruth Lapine, James Nixon’s Nixon System Full Moon Fran’s Bed Leichter, Aaron The Einstein Project John Loves Mary The Moment When The Castle Southern Cross Kind Sir Twelve Dreams Leight, Warren T Bone n Weasel Love in E-Flat Larson, Larry Amici, Ascoltate Knott, Frederick Sunday in New York Some Things You Need to Know Dark, No Sugar Dial M for Murder Time for Elizabeth Before the World Ends (A Final Fame Takes a Holiday Wait Until Dark Watch the Birdie Evening With the Illuminati) Fear Network News Write Me a Murder Who was That Lady I Saw You Tent Meeting The Final Interrogation of Kober, Arthur With? LaRusso II, Louis Ceausescu’s Dog Having Wonderful Time Kriegel, Gail Momma’s Little Angels Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine A Mighty Man is He Seven Lasswell, Mary Happy for You Koenig, Laird Krieger, Henry Suds in Your Eye Judaic Park The Dozens Romantic Poetry Latham, Jean Lee Love of the Game The Little Girl Who Lives Down Krier, Jennifer The Ghost of Rhodes Manor The Morning After the Lane Eve-Olution Laurents, Arthur Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus Kolvenbach, John Kron, Lisa The Bird Cage Nine-Ten Fabuloso ★ In the Wake A Clearing in the Woods Norm-Anon Gizmo Love Kurnitz, Harry The Enclave Pay-Per-Kill Goldfish Side Man Once More with Feeling Home of the Brave Love Song Stray Cats Reclining Figure Invitation to a March On an Average Day United Kyle, Christopher Lauro, Shirley Kondoleon, Harry What I Did Wrong The Monogamist The Coal Diamond Anteroom Leipart, Charles Plunge Lavery, Bryony Christmas on Mars Deep Sleepers Labiche, Eugene Frozen The Houseguests The Undefeated Rhumba Champ 90° in the Shade and Dust in Law, Alma H. Linda Her and The Fairy Garden Leivick, H. Your Eyes Duck Hunting Love Diatribe The Golem LaBute, Neil Lawrence, Jerome Play Yourself Lengyel, Melchior ★ The Break of Noon Auntie Mame Saved or Destroyed Ninotchka Reasons to be Pretty The Crocodile Smile Slacks and Tops Leo, Carl LaChiusa, Michael John The Incomparable Max The Vampires The Family Man Agnes Inherit the Wind Zero Positive Leokum, Arkady Korder, Howard Break Live Spelled Backwards Neighbors Boys’ Life Eleanor Sleeps Here Sparks Fly Upward Leon, Felis The Facts Eulogy for Mister Hamm Leary, Helen The Zulu and the Zayda Fun and Nobody First Lady Suite Yes Means No Leonard, Jr., Jim Girls’ Talk Hello Again Leary, Nolan And They Dance Real Slow in Imagining “America” Little Fish Yes Means No Jackson The Laws Lucky Nurse and Other Short Lebow, Barbara Leonard, Hugh The Lights Musical Plays The Keepers Stephen D Man in a Restaurant Olio The Left Hand Singing LeRoy, Gen Night Maneuver Over Texas Little Joe Monaghan Not Waving The Pope’s Nose See What I Wanna See A Shayna Maidel Leslee, Ray Sea of Tranquility Where’s Mamie? Tiny Tim is Dead Standup Shakespeare Search and Destroy Lafferty, Marcy Lee, Levi Leslie, F. Andrew Under Observation Vivien Leigh: The Last Press Some Things You Need to Know The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Wonderful Party! Conference Before the World Ends (A Final The Boy with Green Hair Korie, Michael Lahr, John Evening with the Illuminati) The Farmer’s Daughter Grey Gardens The Manchurian Candidate Tent Meeting The Haunting of Hill House Kotis, Greg Lamkin, Speed Lee, Mark The Hound of the Baskervilles Eat the Taste Comes a Day Rebel Armies Deep into Chad The Lilies of the Field An Examination of the Whole Lamont, Jr., Alonzo D. Lee, Robert E. Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Playwright/Actor Relationship That Serious He-Man Ball Auntie Mame The People Next Door Presented As Some Kind of Cop Lampley, Oni Faida The Crocodile Smile The Pigman Show Parody Mixed Babies The Incomparable Max The Spiral Staircase Pig Farm Landi, Paolo Emilio Inherit the Wind Splendor in the Grass The Truth About Santa (An The Servant of Two Masters Sparks Fly Upward Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of

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America Kimberly Akimbo Logan, Joshua Mack, Carol K. The Wheeler Dealers Rabbit Hole Mister Roberts Seven Lettich, Sheldon That Other Person The Wisteria Trees Mackey, William Wellington Tracers Three One-Acts London, Roy Family Meeting Letton, Francis Wonder of the World The Amazing Activity of Charley MacLachlan, Angus The Young Elizabeth Linney, Romulus Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth The Dead Eye Boy Letton, Jenette 2 Street Gang The Radiant Abyss The Young Elizabeth Akhmatova Disneyland on Parade MacLeish, Archibald Letts, Tracy Ambrosio It’s a Small World Air Raid August: Osage County Ave Maria Meet Me in Disneyland The Fall of the City Bug Can Can Mrs. Murray’s Farm The Secret of Freedom Man from Nebraska The Captivity of Pixie Shedman Lonergan, Kenneth Three Short Plays by Archibald Superior Donuts Childe Byron Lobby Hero MacLeish Levenson, Steven A Christmas Carol This is Our Youth MacLeod, Wendy The Language of Trees Clair de Lune Long, Quincy Apocalyptic Butterflies Levi, Stephen The Death of King Philip The Johnstown Vindicator The House of Yes Daphne in Cottage D Democracy The Joy of Going Somewhere The Lost Colony Levin, Ira El Hermano Definite The Shallow End Critic’s Choice F.M. The Lively Lad Sin Deathtrap Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 People be Heard The Water Children Dr. Cook’s Garden Gint Loomer, Lisa Magdalany, Philip General Seeger Gold and Silver Waltz Accelerando Criss-Crossing Interlock Goodbye, Howard Distracted Watercolor No Time for Sergeants Goodbye Oscar Expecting Isabel Magruder, James Levin, Meyer Heathen Valley Living Out The Imaginary Invalid Compulsion The Waiting Room The Miser Holy Ghosts Levitt, Saul Lopez, Melinda The Triumph of Love Hrosvitha The Andersonville Trial Sonia Flew Maibaum, Richard Juliet/Yancey/April Snow Levy, Benn W. Lorca, Federico García See My Lawyer Klonsky and Schwartz Clutterbuck Blood Wedding Mailer, John Buffalo Komachi Levy, David Doña Rosita the Spinster Hello Herman Laughing Stock Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl The House of Bernarda Alba Mamet, David A Lesson Before Dying Detective Loving, Boyce All Men are Whores: An Inquiry Love Drunk Levy, Jonathan Galahad Jones Almost Done The Love Suicide at Schofield Marco Polo Lowe, Florence The Blue Hour: City Sketches Barracks (Full Length) Lewis, Ira The 49th Cousin Boston Marriage The Love Suicide at Schofield Chinese Coffee Lowell, Robert Businessmen Barracks (One Act) Lewis, Jim Benito Cereno Cold Mountain Memory This Beautiful City Endecott and the Red Cross The Cryptogram Lewis, Philip C. Old Man Joseph and His Family My Kinsman, Major Molineux Doctor The American Dame Pops The Old Glory Dodge Lewis, Sinclair Sand Mountain Lucas, Craig Epilogue It Can’t Happen Here Sand Mountain Matchmaking Missing Persons Faustus Liebman, Steve Songs of Love Prelude to a Kiss Fish The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck The Sorrows of Frederick Reckless The Hat Lichtenstein, Jonathan Spain This Thing of Darkness In Old Vermont Memory Tennessee Three Postcards The Joke Code The Pull of Negative Gravity Three Poets Luce, Clare Boothe Joseph Dintenfass Lillis, Padraic True Crimes Kiss the Boys Good-bye L.A. Sketches Two Thirds Home Unchanging Love Margin for Error A Life with No Joy in It Lindsay, Howard Why the Lord Come to Sand Slam the Door Softly Litko: A Dramatic Monologue The Great Sebastians Mountain The Women Monologue, February 1990 Life with Father A Woman Without a Name Luce, William No One Will be Immune and Other Life with Mother Yankee Doodle Lillian Plays and Pieces The Prescott Proposals Litvack, Barry Lucie, Doug Oleanna Remains to be Seen Slow Memories Progress A Perfect Mermaid A Slight Case of Murder Livings, Henry Macardle, Dorothy Prairie du Chien State of the Union Eh? The Uninvited Prologue: American Twilight Tall Story Lloyd, Marcus MacGrath, Leueen Romance Lindsay-Abaire, David Dead Certain Amicable Parting A Scene: Australia Baby Food Locke, Sam Fancy Meeting You Again A Sermon Crazy Eights Fair Game The Small Hours Shoeshine A Devil Inside Logan, John Machiavelli, Niccolo Short Plays and Monologues Fuddy Meers Red The Mandrake Sunday Afternoon

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Two Enthusiasts Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— Mayer, Oliver By the Sea By the Sea By the The Voysey Inheritance The Amazing Adventures of Louis Blade to the Heat Beautiful Sea Manchester, Joe de Rougemont (as Told by Mayer, Paul Avila Corpus Christi Balloon Shot Himself) The Bridal Night ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back Run, Thief, Run! Sight Unseen Eternal Triangle Home, Last Gasps Manhattan Class Company Somnambulist The Frying Pan Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams Manhattan Class Company Class Space Three Hand Reel Deuce One-Acts, 1992 ★ Time Stands Still McAfee, Don Dunelawn Mann, Emily Two Days Great Scot! Dusk The Cherry Orchard What’s Wrong with This Picture? McAvity, Helen Faith, Hope and Charity Having Our Say, The Delany Women in Motion Everybody Has to be Somebody Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Sisters’ First 100 Years Zimmer Mating Dance Lune The House of Bernarda Alba Marivaux, Pierre McCarthy, Cormac Full Frontal Nudity Meshugah The Triumph of Love The Sunset Limited Hidden Agendas Still Life Marks, Peter McClure, Michael Hope Mantello, Joe The Butler Did It The Beard It’s Only a Play The Santaland Diaries Marks, Ross General Gorgeous Lips Together, Teeth Apart Marans, Jon Showdown on Rio Road Josephine: The Mouse Singer The Lisbon Traviata Jumping for Joy Marks, Walter McCormack, Thomas Love! Valour! Compassion! Old Wicked Songs The Butler Did It American Roulette Master Class The Temperamentals Marmorstein, Malcolm Endpapers Next Marber, Patrick Will the Real Jesus Christ Please McCullers, Carson A Perfect Ganesh After Miss Julie Stand Up? The Ballad of the Sad Café Prelude & Liebestod Closer Marnich, Melanie The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Ravenswood Dealer’s Choice Gone Goth The Member of the Wedding Some Men March, William McDonagh, Martin A Sleeping Country The Stendhal Syndrome Bad Seed The Beauty Queen of Leenane Street Talk These Shining Lives Marchant, William A Behanding in Spokane Sweet Eros and Witness Marowitz, Charles To be Continued The Cripple of Inishmaan Tour Clever Dick Marcus, Milton Frederick The Lieutenant of Inishmore Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Disciples The Gardens of Frau Hess The Lonesome West Whiskey Murdering Marlowe Mardirosian, Tom The Pillowman The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance Quack Saved from Obscurity A Skull in Connemara that Cleopatterer Did Sherlock’s Last Case Subfertile McDonald, Heather McNamara, John Silent Partners Margraff, Ruth An Almost Holy Picture Present Tense and Personal Stage Fright Seven McEnroe, Robert E. Effects Wilde West Margulies, Donald The Silver Whistle McNeely, Jerry Marquand, John P. Anthony McGuinness, Frank The Staring Match The Late George Apley Brooklyn Boy A Doll’s House McOwen, J.B. Marston, Merlin Collected Stories McKeaney, Grace The Skull Death in the Family Tracers Last Looks McPherson, Conor Dinner with Friends Martin, David McKenzie, Neil Dublin Carol Father and Son Simply Heavenly Guests of the Nation Four Plays by Conor McPherson First Love Martin, E. McLaine, Patricia The Good Thief Found a Peanut Dust in Your Eyes Love is Contagious Rum and Vodka God of Vengeance Martin, Jane McLiam, John The Seafarer Homework Barefoot Woman in the Red Dress The Sin of Pat Muldoon Shining City I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Coup/Clucks McLure, James St Nicholas Joey White Elephants The Day They Shot John Lennon This Lime Tree Bower July 7, 1994 Marx, Groucho Ghost World The Weir Kibbutz Time for Elizabeth Laundry and Bourbon McPherson, Scott L.A. Mason, Timothy Lone Star Marvin’s Room Last Tuesday Ascension Day Max and Maxie McRae, John Lola Babylon Gardens Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Young Adventure The Loman Family Picnic The Fiery Furnace Pvt. Wars (One Act) Meara, Anne Louie In a Northern Landscape Wild Oats After-Play Luna Park Levitation McNally, Terrence Medley, Cassandra Manny Only You And Things That Go Bump in the 3 by E.S.T. Misadventure: Monologues and Mastrosimone, William Night Dearborn Heights Short Pieces Just Hold Me André’s Mother and Other Short Medoff, Mark The Model Apartment Matthiessen, Peter Plays Big Mary New Year’s Eve Men’s Lives Apple Pie Children of a Lesser God Nocturne May, Elaine Bad Habits Crunch Time Pitching to the Star Adaptation Botticelli Doing a Good One for the Red Man

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Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff Storm Molette, Barbara Murillo, Carlos The Froegle Dictum The Stronger Rosalee Pritchett Dark Play or Stories for Boys Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle To Damascus (Part 1) Molette, Carlton A Human Interest Story (or The The Hands of Its Enemy To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Rosalee Pritchett Gory Details and All) The Heart Outright The Virgin Bride Molière Murphy, Gregory The Homage that Follows When We Dead Awaken Amphitryon The Countess The Kramer The Wild Duck The Bungler Murphy, Michael Kringle’s Window Meyers, Patrick Don Juan (Porter) The Conscientious Objector The Majestic Kid Feedlot Don Juan (Wilbur) Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack K2 The Golden State Murphy, Phyllis Prymate Michels, Jeanne The Imaginary Cuckold, or The Queen of Bingo Showdown on Rio Road The Queen of Bingo Sganarelle Murray, Gerard Majella Stefanie Hero Middleton, George The Imaginary Invalid Career Angel (Male Version) Stumps Diana Does It The Learned Ladies Murray, Henry Tommy J & Sally Middleton, Thomas Lovers’ Quarrels Treefall The Ultimate Grammar of Life Women Beware Women The Misanthrope Murray, John The Wager Miller, Arthur The Miser (Chambers) Room Service The War on Tatem After the Fall The Miser (Magruder) Murray, Robert When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? All My Sons Scapin High Cockalorum Melfi, Leonard The American Clock School for Husbands Murray-Smith, Joanna Charity The Archbishop’s Ceiling The School for Wives Honour Faith, Hope and Charity Broken Glass Tartuffe (Wilbur) Myler, Randal Melville, Herman Clara ★ Tartuffe; or The Weasel (Gray) Hank Williams: Lost Highway Billy Budd The Creation of the World and The Trickeries of Scapin Nabokov, Vladimir Mercier, Mary Other Business Molnar, Ferenc Lolita Johnny No-Trump The Crucible The Spa Nachtrieb, Peter Sinn Meredith, Sylvia Danger: Memory! Monks, Jr., John Boom Going to See the Elephant Death of a Salesman Brother Rat Colorado Meriwether, Elizabeth Elegy for a Lady Moody, Michael Dorn Hunter Gatherers The Mistakes Madeline Made An Enemy of the People The Shortchanged Review Najimy, Kathy Merrill, Kim The Golden Years and The Man Moore, Douglas Parallel Lives Finding Claire Who Had All the Luck The Devil and Daniel Webster Napier, Edward Metcalfe, Felicia I Can’t Remember Anything Moran, Martin The English Teachers Shooting High Incident at Vichy The Tricky Part Nash, N. Richard Meyer, Marlane The Last Yankee (Full Length) Morey, Charles Rouge Atomique The Chemistry of Change The Last Yankee (One Act) The Ladies Man See the Jaguar Etta Jenks A Memory of Two Mondays Laughing Stock The Young and Fair The Mystery of Attraction Mr. Peters’ Connections Morgan, Diana Nass, Elyse Meyer, Michael The Price My Cousin Rachel Avenue of Dream Brand The Ride Down Mount Morgan Morgan, Peter Nauffts, Geoffrey Creditors Some Kind of Love Story Frost/Nixon Next Fall The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) A View from the Bridge Mori, Brian Richard Neary, Jack A Doll’s House Miller, JP Dreams of Flight To Forgive, Divine A Dream Play Days of Wine and Roses Morley, Robert Nehls, David Easter The People Next Door Edward, My Son The Great American Trailer Park Emperor and Galilean Miller, Jason Morris, Edmund Musical An Enemy of the People Barrymore’s Ghost The Wooden Dish Neiman, Irving Gaynor Erik The Fourteenth Circus Lady Morris, Peter Murder Once Removed The Father It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Guardians Nelms, Henning The Ghost Sonata Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Mosel, Tad Only an Orphan Girl Ghosts That Championship Season Impromptu Nelson, Anne Hedda Gabler Three One-Act Plays by Jason Miller That’s Where the Town’s Going The Guys John Gabriel Borkman Miller, Sigmund Moss, Howard Savages The Lady from the Sea One Bright Day The Folding Green Nelson, Richard Little Eyolf Milner, Roger The Palace at 4 A.M. The Controversy of Valladolid Lunatic and Lover How’s the World Treating You? Mueller, Lavonne Nelson, Tim Blake The Master Builder Mitchell, John Cameron Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code Eye of God Master Olof Hedwig and the Angry Inch Little Victories The Grey Zone Miss Julie Mitford, Nancy Mula, Tom Nemerov, Howard Peer Gynt The Little Hut Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol Tall Story The Pillars of Society Mode, Becky Murakami, Haruki Nemeth, Sally Playing with Fire Fully Committed After the Quake Black Cloud Morning New York The Pretenders Moffit, John C. Murfitt, Mary The Cat Act Rosmersholm It Can’t Happen Here Cowgirls Lily

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Living in this World Rocket to the Moon Monster Paskman, Dailey Pagan Day Waiting for Lefty My Red Hand, My Black Hand Scrooge Pre-Nuptial Agreement O’Donnell, Mark ★ Stoop Stories Paso, Alfonso Sally’s Shorts Fables for Friends Yellowman Blue Heaven Visions of Grandeur The Nice and the Nasty O’Rowe, Mark Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Word Games Scapin Howie the Rookie Recipe for a Crime Neugroschel, Joachim Strangers on Earth Orr, Mary Paterson, Katherine God of Vengeance That’s It, Folks! Be Your Age The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Newman, Molly O’Hara, Mary Dark Hammock Patrick, John Quilters The Catch Colt Dead Giveaway Anybody Out There? Shooting Stars O’Hara, Robert Grass Widows A Bad Year for Tomatoes Nicholson, Kenyon Insurrection: Holding History Minor Murder A Barrel Full of Pennies The Flying Gerardos O’Keefe, Laurence Roommates Cheating Cheaters Nicholson, William Bat Boy: The Musical Wallflower The Chiropodist The Retreat from Moscow Oldfield, Mary The Wisdom of Eve Compulsion Nicolaeff, Ariadne Please Communicate Women Must Weep and Women Confession Five Evenings Oliensis, Adam Must Work The Curious Savage A Month in the Country Ring of Men Women Still Weep The Dancing Mice The Promise Olive, John Osborn, Paul Divorce—Anyone? Noone, Ronan Killers A Bell for Adano The Doctor Will See You Now The Atheist Standing on My Knees On Borrowed Time Empathy The Blowin of Baile Gall Oliver, Edgar Owens, Rochelle The Enigma Brendan East 10th Street: Self Portrait with The Widow and the Colonel Everybody Loves Opal Norman, Marsha Empty House Palmieri, Marc Everybody’s Girl Getting Out Olson, Esther E. Carl the Second The Gay Deceiver Let’s Make Up The Holdup The Departure of Brian O’Callahan The Girls of the Garden Club ’Night, Mother A Question of Figures Levittown The Gynecologist Third and Oak: The Laundromat Swing Fever Habit Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ Third and Oak: The Pool Hall O’Neill, Eugene The Hasty Heart Poor Fellas Traveler in the Dark All God’s Chillun Got Wings Integrity Prologue Norris, Bruce Anna Christie It’s Been Wonderful Rocks The Pain and the Itch Before Breakfast Love is a Time of Day Tough Guys Nottage, Lynn Beyond the Horizon Loyalty Pape, Ralph Crumbs from the Table of Joy Bound East for Cardiff Macbeth Did It Beyond Your Command Fabulation or, The Re-Education of Desire Under the Elms The Magenta Moth Girls We have Known and Other Undine Diff’rent Opal is a Diamond One-Act Plays Intimate Apparel The Dreamy Kid Opal’s Baby Hearts Beating Faster Las Meninas The Emperor Jones Opal’s Husband Say Goodnight, Gracie Mud, River, Stone Gold Opal’s Million Dollar Duck Soap Opera Ruined The Great God Brown The Physician Warm and Tender Love Nunn, Trevor The Hairy Ape The Psychiatrist Paris, Andy Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Hughie The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s Not Grow Up The Iceman Cometh The Laramie Project: Ten Years Day) O’Brien, Edna ’Ile Later The Savage Dilemma Triptych In the Zone Parks, Don Scandal Point O’Casey, Sean Lazarus Laughed Jo The Story of Mary Surratt Drums Under the Windows Long Day’s Journey into Night Parks, Suzan-Lori Suicide—Anyone? I Knock at the Door The Long Voyage Home The America Play The Teahouse of the August Moon Purple Dust Marco Millions In the Blood The Willow and I Red Roses for Me The Moon of the Caribbees Topdog/Underdog Patrick, Robert O’Connor, Deirdre Mourning Becomes Electra Venus Mutual Benefit Life Jailbait The Rope Parnell, Peter My Cup Ranneth Over O’Connor, Edwin Strange Interlude The Cider House Rules, Part One: Paz, Octavio I was Dancing The Straw Here in St. Cloud’s Eyes for Consuela O’Connor, Frank A Touch of the Poet The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Pearson, Sybille The Bridal Night Welded In Other Parts of the World Sally and Marsha Eternal Triangle Where the Cross is Made Flaubert’s Latest Unfinished Stories The Frying Pan Oppenheimer, George An Imaginary Life Peluso, Emanuel Three Hand Reel A Mighty Man is He QED Good Day Odets, Clifford Orkow, Ben The Rise and Rise of Daniel Hurricane of the Eye The Big Knife The First Actress Rocket Little Fears The Country Girl Orlandersmith, Dael Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Pen, Polly The Flowering Peach Beauty’s Daughter Top of the World Bed and Sofa Golden Boy The Gimmick and Other Plays Trumpery Embarrassments

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Goblin Market Fur Hat Poe, Edgar Allan Prebble, Lucy Pendleton, Austin His Dish Murder by Poe Enron Orson’s Shadow House Made of Air Polatin, Daria The Sugar Syndrome Uncle Bob Lenten Pudding D.C. Press-Coffman, Toni Pendrell, Ernest Lightning Thicker Than Water Touch Seven Times Monday Men Without Wives Polsky, Abe Price, Leland Penhall, Joe Men’s Lives Parted on Her Wedding Morn Devour the Snow Blue/Orange Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Plays Price, Olive Popplewell, Jack Dumb Show Parakeet Eulogy Star Eternal Breakfast in Bed Love and Understanding Raft of the Medusa Price, Reynolds Pale Horse Reindeer Soup Dear Delinquent August Snow Some Voices Rex Hocus Pocus Better Days Percy, Edward Rosen’s Son Porter, Stephen Early Dark Ladies in Retirement Rules of Love Don Juan Full Moon The Shop at Sly Corner Seymour in the Very Heart of Winter Posner, Aaron Night Dance Suspect Snow Orchid The Chosen Private Contentment Trunk Crime Soft Dude A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Prichard, Rebecca Perl, Arnold Swans Flying My Name is Asher Lev Yard Gal Bontche Schweig Ten-Dollar Drinks Pospisil, Craig Prideaux, James The High School Two Eclairs The American Dream Revisited Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles A Tale of Chelm Uncle Chick Elephants Tevya and His Daughters Choosing Sides Uncle Zepp Class Conflict The Housekeeper The World of Sholom Aleichem Watchman of the Night The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Double Wedding Perloff, Carey Pinter, Harold Laughter in the Shadow of the Free Luminescence Dating Ashes to Ashes and Other Plays Trees and Other Plays Perotti, Greg Guerilla Gorilla Betrayal Lemonade and The Autograph The Laramie Project: Ten Years The Black and White Guns Don’t Kill Hound Later The Caretaker In a Word The Librarian Perr, Harvey Celebration Infant Morality Mixed Couples Rosebloom The Collection The Last December The Orphans Perrin, Nat Complete Works Volume 1 Life is Short Postcards Celebration Complete Works Volume 2 Manhattan Drum-Taps Requiem for Us Petersen, Don The Dumb Waiter Months on End Stuffings and An American Sunset Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? The Dwarfs and Seven Revue Priestley, J.B. Peterson, Agnes Emelie A Mother’s Love Sketches An Inspector Calls The Necklace is Mine No Child Left Family Voices Pryor, Deborah Pezzulo, Ted On the Edge The Hothouse The Love Talker April Fish and The Wooing of Lady On the Wings of a Butterfly A Kind of Alaska Purdy, James Sunday Outstanding Men’s Monologues Last to Go Malcolm Piehler, Christopher Volume One The Lover Puzzo, Michael The Triangle Factory Fire Project Outstanding Men’s Monologues Pielmeier, John Monologue The Dirty Talk Moonlight Volume Two Rabe, David A Ghost Story Outstanding Women’s A Gothic Tale Mountain Language A Question of Mercy Monologues Volume One Haunted Lives The New World Order Raby, Peter Outstanding Women’s Impassioned Embraces A Night Out The Government Inspector A Witch’s Brew Night School Monologues Volume Two The Three Musketeers Pintauro, Joe No Man’s Land Perchance Racine, Jean Benjamin Falling Old Times Quandary in Quando Andromache Bird of Ill Omen One for the Road A Quiet, Empty Life Phaedra Birds in Church Other Places Somewhere in Between The Suitors Bus Stop Diner Party Time Train of Thought Raffo, Heather Butterball Precisely What Price? 9 Parts of Desire By the Sea By the Sea By the Press Conference Whatever Raine, Nina Request Stop Rabbit Beautiful Sea Post, Douglas Cacciatore: Three Short Plays The Room Rambo, David Drowning Sorrows Charlie and Vito A Slight Ache God’s Man in Texas Earth and Sky Charlie’s Farewell Tea Party and The Basement The Ice-Breaker Murder in Green Meadows Dawn That’s All The Lady with All the Answers Dirty Talk That’s Your Trouble Potok, Chaim Raphaelson, Samson Easter Night Trouble in the Works The Chosen Hilda Crane Fiat Victoria Station My Name is Asher Lev Jason Flywheel and Anna Pirandello, Luigi Pottle, Sam The Perfect Marriage Frozen Dog Henry Money Skylark

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Rappoport, David Steven Resnik, Muriel Roberts, Meade Jeffrey Cave Life Any Wednesday A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told Rattigan, Terence Reuter, Anna Helen Robertson, Lanie Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach The Sleeping Prince Life with Mother Superior Woman Before a Glass ★ The Naked Eye The Winslow Boy Reyes, Guillermo Robinson, Charles K. The New Century Raucher, Herman Saints at the Rave The Flying Gerardos Pride and Joy Summer of ’42 Reza, Yasmina Roche, Billy Regrets Only Read, David West ‘Art’ Amphibians Valhalla ★ The Dream of the Burning Boy God of Carnage Belfry Runyon, Damon Reale, Robert Life X 3 The Cavalcaders A Slight Case of Murder The Dinosaur Musical The Unexpected Man A Handful of Stars Ruskin, Adina L. Reale, Willie Rhodes, Rick Poor Beast in the Rain The Art of Remembering The Dinosaur Musical Ug, The Caveman Musical The Wexford Trilogy Russell, John C. Many Happy Returns and Fast Rhodes, Vivian Rodewald, Heidi Stupid Kids Women Ug, The Caveman Musical Passing Strange Ryan, James Short and Sweet Ribman, Ronald Rogers, Howard Emmett The Young Girl and the Monsoon Rebeck, Theresa The Burial of Esposito Yes Means No Ryan, Kate Moira The Understudy The Ceremony of Innocence Rogers, J.T. The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Reddin, Keith Passing Through from Exotic Places Madagascar Cavedweller All the Rage The Son Who Hunted Tigers in The Overwhelming Ryan, Tammy Almost Blue Jakarta White People Pig Black Snow Sunstroke Roland, Joe Ryerson, Florence Brutality of Fact Rice, Elmer On the Line Isn’t Nature Wonderful Desperadoes, Throwing Smoke, American Landscape Roman, Lawrence Sabath, Bernard A Barbarian in Love Keyhole Lover Black Sheep Under the Yum Yum Tree Rome, Harold The Loneliest Wayfarer Frame 312 Cue for Passion The Zulu and the Zayda Summer Morning Visitor Human Error Dream Girl Rosa, Dennis The Trouble Begins at 8 The Innocents’ Crusade Flight to the West Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Twain Plus Twain Life and Limb The Grand Tour the Sign of Four Safdie, Oren Life During Wartime The Iron Cross Rose, Reginald ★ The Bilbao Effect Nebraska Love Among the Ruins Dear Friends The Last Word… Too Much Memory A New Life Rosenberg, James L. Private Jokes, Public Places Redwood, John Henry Two on an Island The Death and Life of Sneaky Sammis, Edward R. No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs The Winner Fitch Day in the Sun The Old Settler Richards, Stanley Mel Says to Give You His Best Sams, Jeremy Regan, Sylvia Journey to Bahia Rosenstock, Kim Enigma Variations Morning Star Richardson, Jack ★ Tigers Be Still Sanchez-Scott, Milcha Zelda Gallows Humor Rosenthal, Ben Dog Lady and The Cuban Swimmer Regnard, Jean-François Lorenzo Thicker Than Water Evening Star The Gamester The Prodigal Welcome Back, Buddy Combs Roosters Reich, John Xmas in Las Vegas Ross, Lisette Lecat Sands, Leslie Mary Stuart Rickman, Alan Dark Sun Cat’s Cradle Reich, Richard My Name is Rachel Corrie Scent of the Roses Something to Hide House Without Windows Ridley, Philip Rossetti, Christina Santeiro, Luis Reingold, Jacquelyn Vincent River Goblin Market The Lady from Havana 2b (or Not 2b) Rieser, Allan Rostand, Edmond Land O’Fire 2b (or Not 2b) Part 2 Boy Meets Family Cyrano de Bergerac Our Lady of the Tortilla A.M.L. Rifkin, Don Rosten, Norman A Royal Affair Creative Development A Brief Period of Time and Two Come Slowly, Eden Sartin, Laddy Dear Kenneth Blake Eggs Scrambled Soft Mister Johnson Blessed Assurance Dottie and Richie The Delusion of Angels Roth, Ari Catfish Moon For-Everett Riley, Nord 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 Sater, Steven Girl Gone The Armored Dove Prelude to a Crisis Carbondale Dreams Jiley Nance and Lednerg Rimmer, David Roulston, Keith Saunders, James Joe and Stew’s Theatre of Brotherly Album Another Season’s Promise Bodies Love and Financial Success Rivera, Jose Roussin, Andre Next Time I’ll Sing to You Manhattan Class Company Class Marisol The Little Hut A Scent of Flowers One-Acts, 1992 Rivkin, Allen Royal, Bert V. Savage, George String Fever The Farmer’s Daughter Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Young Adventure Things Between Us Roberts, Mark Teenage Blockhead Sayers, Dorothy L. Tunnel of Love Parasite Drag Rudnick, Paul Busman’s Honeymoon Rengier, John Rantoul and Die Crafty Schario, Christopher By Hex Where the Great Ones Run I Hate Hamlet A Christmas Carol

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Schary, Dore A Simple Kind of Love Story Seligman, Marjorie Shelley, Mary The Highest Tree The Typists and The Tiger More Solo Readings Frankenstein Sunrise at Campobello Walter Solo Readings for Radio and Class Playing with Fire (after Scheffer, Will Windows Work Frankenstein) Alien Boy Schmidt, Erica Still More Solo Readings Shepard, Sam Easter Debbie Does Dallas Seller, Thomas Ages of the Moon Falling Man and Other Schmidt, Paul Xingu Buried Child Monologues The Bear Setlock, Mark Curse of the Starving Class Fire Dance The Dangers of Tobacco Pageant Play Eyes for Consuela One Man’s Meat The Festivities Shakespeare, William Fool for Love Tennessee and Me Ivanov Hamlet ESP The God of Hell Schenkkan, Robert The Proposal Shakespeare’s R&J Kicking a Dead Horse Conversations with the Spanish Lady A Reluctant Tragic Hero Standup Shakespeare The Late Henry Moss The Courtship of Morning Star Seven Short Farces by Anton Shanley, John Patrick A Lie of the Mind Final Passages Chekhov Beggars in the House of Plenty Seduced Fire in the Hole Swan Song The Big Funk Simpatico Four One-Act Plays by Robert The Wedding Reception Cellini States of Shock Schenkkan Schmitt, Eric-Emmanuel Danny and the Deep Blue Sea When the World was Green God’s Great Supper Enigma Variations Defiance Sheppard, Julian Heaven on Earth Schnee, Thelma Dirty Story Buicks The Homecoming The Whole World Over Doubt, a Parable Love and Happiness Intermission Schneider, Barbara Down and Out Whatever The Kentucky Cycle Flight Lines and Crossings The Dreamer Examines His Pillow Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Lunch Break Schrock, Gladden Four Dogs and a Bone and The The School for Scandal Masters of the Trade Glutt Wild Goose Sherman, Andrew The Survivalist Schulman, Charlie Italian American Reconciliation Debbie Does Dallas Tall Tales The Birthday Present and The Kissing Christine Sherman, James Ties That Bind Ground Zero Club Let Us Go Out into the Starry ★ Jacob and Jack The War on Poverty Schulman, Sarah Night Jest a Second! Which Side are You On? Robin A Lonely Impulse of Delight Mr. 80% Schisgal, Murray Schulner, David Missing Marisa Romance in D 74 Georgia Avenue An Infinite Ache Missing/Kissing Sherman, Jonathan Marc All Over Town This Thing of Darkness Out West Evolution An American Millionaire Schultz, Mark Psychopathia Sexualis Jesus on the Oil Tank The Artist and the Model Deathbed The Red Coat ★ Knickerbocker The Artist and the Model/2 The Gingerbread House Romantic Poetry Serendipity and Serenity The Basement Everything will be Different Sailor’s Song Sons and Fathers The Chinese and Dr. Fish Schwartz, Susan L. Savage in Limbo Sophistry The Consequences of Goosing The Cowboy, the Indian and the Debbie Does Dallas Welcome to the Moon and Other Things We Want Fervent Feminist Scott, Douglas Plays Three Short Plays by Jonathan Ducks and Lovers Mountain—The Journey of Where’s My Money? Marc Sherman Extensions Justice Douglas Women of Manhattan Veins and Thumbtacks Five One-Act Plays by Murray Sedaris, Amy Sharp, Randy Women and Wallace Schisgal The Book of Liz Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Wonderful Time Fragments Sedaris, David Little Kid Sherman, Martin How We Reached an Impasse on The Book of Liz Shaw, Elizabeth A Passage to India Nuclear Energy The Santaland Diaries and Going to See the Elephant Sherwood, Robert E. Jealousy and There are No Sacher Season’s Greetings Shaw, Irwin Abe Lincoln in Illinois Tortes in our Society! Segall, Harry Bury the Dead Idiot’s Delight Jimmy Shine Heaven Can Wait The Gentle People The Petrified Forest Little Johnny Mister Angel The Survivors Reunion In Vienna Luv Seiler, Conrad Shawn, Wallace Small War on Murray Hill Man Dangling Beauty Parade Aunt Dan and Lemon There Shall be No Night Memorial Day Good Night, Caroline The Designated Mourner Shideler, Ross Oatmeal and Kisses Our Girls The Fever The Night of the Tribades The Old Jew What’s Wrong with the Girls The Hotel Play Shiffrin, A.B. Old Wine in a New Bottle Why I am a Bachelor The Mandrake Angel in the Pawnshop Play Time The Wonderful Adventures of Don Marie and Bruce Twilight Walk Popkins Quixote Sheldon, Sidney Shine, Ted The Pushcart Peddlers, The Sekacz, Ilona The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Contribution Flatulist and Other Plays The Beggar’s Opera Roman Candle Contributions Road Show Selden, George Shelley, Elsa Plantation Sexaholics and Other Plays The Children’s Story Foxhole in the Parlor Shoes

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Shinn, Christopher Hangnail Smith, Robert Paul Steinbeck, John The Coming World Hard Hat Area The Tender Trap Burning Bright Dying City Have a Nice Day Sneed, Helen The Grapes of Wrath Four The Lifeboat is Sinking Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl The Moon is Down On the Mountain No Dogs Allowed Detective Of Mice and Men Other People No Skronking Sneider, Vern Stephens, Harry What Didn’t Happen No Soliciting The Teahouse of the August Moon Tracers Where Do We Live One Tennis Shoe Snyder, William Stephenson, Shelagh Short, Robin Shel Shocked The Days and Nights of BeeBee Ancient Lights Ned Crocker Shel’s Shorts Fenstermaker An Experiment with an Air Pump Shue, Larry Signs of Trouble Soderberg, Douglas Five Kinds of Silence The Foreigner Smile The Root of Chaos The Memory of Water Grandma Duck is Dead Thinking Up a New Name for the Act Sommer, Edith Steppling, John My Emperor’s New Clothes Wash and Dry A Roomful of Roses The Dream Coast The Nerd Simms, Willard Son, Diana Stetson, Jeff Wenceslas Square The Acting Lesson Satellites The Meeting Shulman, Max Miss Farnsworth Stop Kiss Stevenson, Robert Louis The Tender Trap The Passing of an Actor Sondheim, Stephen Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Shuman, Mort Then and Now Getting Away with Murder Hyde Play Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Two’s a Crowd Sorell, Walter Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Living in Paris Simon, Neil Everyman Today Treasure Island Shurtleff, Michael The Star-Spangled Girl Soyinka, Wole Stew Call Me by My Rightful Name Simonov, K. The Trials of Brother Jero and The Passing Strange Shyre, Paul The Whole World Over Strong Breed Stewart, Michael Drums Under the Windows Simonson, Eric Spence, Wall Those That Play the Clowns I Knock at the Door Shooting High Stitt, Milan Bang the Drum Slowly A Whitman Portrait Spencer, T.J. Back in the Race ★ Lombardi Siefert, Lynn Jonah The Runner Stumbles Work Song: Three Views of Frank Coyote Ugly Spewack, Bella Stockton, Richard Lloyd Wright Little Egypt Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Prisoner of the Crown Singer, Blair Silver, Nicky My Three Angels Stoker, Bram Meg’s New Friend The Agony & The Agony Trousers to Match Dracula (Dietz) The Most Damaging Wound The Altruists Woman Bites Dog Dracula (Johnson) Singer, Isaac Bashevis Beautiful Child Spewack, Samuel Storm, Lesley Meshugah Claire Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Heart of a City Skinner, Cornelia Otis The Eros Trilogy The Golden State Strand, Richard The Pleasure of His Company Fat Men in Skirts My Three Angels The Death of Zukasky Sklar, George Fit to be Tied Play It by Ear (The Festival) The Millennium Fallacy And People All Around The Food Chain The Prince and Mr. Jones Rosa’s Eulogy The Maiden’s Prayer Brown Pelican Trousers to Match The Way Down Philip Laura Two Blind Mice Street Man, Chic Pterodactyls Skyler, Tristine Under the Sycamore Tree Spunk Raised in Captivity The Moonlight Room Woman Bites Dog Streeter, Edward Roger & Miriam Smith, Anna Deavere Spigelgass, Leonard Father of the Bride Three Changes Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, The Wrong Way Light Bulb Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Silverman, Ethan Brooklyn and Other Identities St. Germain, Mark Strindberg, August Group House Arrest: A Search for ★ Freud’s Last Session Creditors Manhattan Class Company Class American Character In and The Gifts of the Magi Dance of Death (Greenberg) One-Acts, 1992 Around the White House, Johnny Pye The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Silverstein, Shel Past and Present Out of Gas on Lovers Leap (Meyer) Abandon All Hope Seven Stafford, Nick A Dream Play An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 Katherine Desouza Easter All Cotton Smith, Conrad Sutton Stavis, Barrie Erik The Fourteenth The Best Daddy Chain of Circumstances The Man Who Never Died The Father (Hailey) Blind Willie and the Talking Dog A Dash of Bitters Stein, Gertrude The Father (Meyer) Bus Stop Smith, Earl Hobson Brewsie and Willie The Ghost Sonata Buy One Get One Free Stephen Foster or Weep No More Stein, Mark Master Olof Click My Lady At Long Last Leo Miss Julie Do Not Feed the Animal Smith, Evan Direct from Death Row The Playing with Fire Dreamers Remedial English Scottsboro Boys Storm Duck The Savannah Disputation The Groves of Academe and The The Stronger Garbage Bags The Uneasy Chair Plumber’s Apprentice To Damascus (Part 1) Going Once Smith, Milburn Stein, Sol To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Gone to Take a… The Ten O’ Clock Scholar A Shadow of My Enemy The Virgin Bride

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Sugg, James Ubu Rex Tremblay, Michel The Mermaids Singing A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Tectonic Theater Project Bonjour, La, Bonjour The Voice of the Turtle Sullivan, Sir Arthur The Laramie Project Forever Yours, Marie-Lou van Itallie, Jean-Claude Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Teichmann, Howard Les Belles Soeurs Almost Like Being Who Loves a Salary Miss Lonelyhearts Treon, Phil America Hurrah Sun, Nilaja The Solid Gold Cadillac Crunch Time Bag Lady No Child… Temperley, Stephen Trow, George W.S. The Cherry Orchard Sutton, Joe Souvenir The Tennis Game Early Warnings Voir Dire Terkel, Studs Troy, Jonathan Eat Cake Sutton, Michael American Dreams All Because of Agatha A Fable Over My Dead Body Tesich, Steve A Handful of Rainbows Final Orders Svanoe, Bill The Carpenters The Haunted Honeymoon The Girl and the Soldier Punch and Judy Thatcher, Kristine Web of Murder Harold Swados, Elizabeth Among Friends Trumbo, Dalton The Hunter and the Bird Nightclub Cantata Emma’s Child The Biggest Thief in Town I’m Really Here Sweet, Jeffrey Voice of Good Hope Trzcinski, Edmund Interview The Action Against Sol Schumann Thie, Sharon Stalag 17 The King of the United States Responsible Parties Thoughts on the Instant of Tuan, Alice Master and Margarita or, The Routed Greeting a Friend on the Street Coco Puffs Devil Comes to Moscow Stops Along the Way Thomas, Freyda Tumarin, Boris Motel Ties The Gamester The Brothers Karamazov Mystery Play The Value of Names Thompson, Ernest Turgenev, Ivan Photographs: Mary and Howard With and Without Answers A Month in the Country (Nicolaeff) Rosary Swet, Peter The Constituent A Month in the Country, After The Sea Gull The Serpent The Interview A Good Time Turgenev (Friel) Sydow, Jack Turner, David Seven Short and Very Short Plays On Golden Pond The Brothers Karamazov Semi-Detached Sunset Freeway Twinkle, Twinkle Szymkowicz, Adam Turney, Catherine Take a Deep Breath The West Side Waltz Deflowering Waldo My Dear Children Thoughts on the Instant of Thompson, Paul Food for Fish Turney, Robert Greeting a Friend on the Street The Children’s Crusade Nerve Daughters of Atreus Three Sisters Thorne, Joan Vail Tabori, George Tuttle, Jon The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or The Exact Center of the Universe Flight into Egypt The Hammerstone “How Not to Do it Again”) The Things You Least Expect Taikeff, Stanley Terminal Cafe TV Thornton, Jane Ah, Eurydice! Twain, Mark Uncle Vanya Shakers Talbott, Daniel ★ Huck Finn War and Four Other Plays Thurber, Lucy Slipping A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Where is de Queen? Killers and Other Family Tally, Ted Uhry, Alfred Vari, John Scarcity Hooters Driving Miss Daisy Farewell, Farewell, Eugene Little Footsteps Stay The Last Night of Ballyhoo Varon, Charlie Silver Linings Where We’re Born Ustinov, Peter The People’s Violin Terra Nova Thurschwell, Harry T. The Love of Four Colonels Rush Limbaugh in Night School Tan, Amy A Young Man’s Fancy Photo Finish Vaughan, Robert Lewis The Joy Luck Club Todd, Matthew Romanoff and Juliet Praying for Rain Tasca, Jules Blowing Whistles Valcq, James The Rest of the Night Tadpole Toffenetti, Laura Zombies from the Beyond Vidal, Gore Taylor, Douglas Going to See the Elephant Valency, Maurice The Best Man The Agreement Tolan, Kathleen Conversation with a Sphinx Romulus Five in Judgment Approximating Mother Feathertop Visit to a Small Planet The Sudden and Accidental Re- Tolan, Peter The Madwoman of Chaillot Weekend Education of Horse Johnson Stay Carl Stay, Best Half Foot Regarding Electra Viertel, Peter Taylor, Regina Forward and Pillow Talk The Thracian Horses The Survivors Crowns Tolan, Stephanie Valenti, Michael Viner, Katharine Taylor, Samuel The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Quack My Name is Rachel Corrie First Love Tolins, Jonathan Vampilov, Aleksandr Violett, Ellen The Happy Time The Last Sunday in June Duck Hunting Brewsie and Willie Legend Topor, Tom van Druten, John Vogel, Paula The Pleasure of His Company Answers Bell, Book and Candle And Baby Makes Seven Sabrina Fair Tovatt, Patrick The Druid Circle The Baltimore Waltz A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Bartok as Dog I am a Camera A Civil War Christmas: An Taylor, Simon Watson Trahey, Jane I Remember Mama American Musical Celebration Ubu Cuckolded Life with Mother Superior I Remember Mama (High School Desdemona, A Play About a Ubu Enchained Trask, Stephen Version) Handkerchief The Ubu Plays Hedwig and the Angry Inch I’ve Got Sixpence Hot ’n’ Throbbing

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How I Learned to Drive Musical Celebration West, Nathanael Williams, Tennessee The Long Christmas Ride Home Watkin, L.E. Miss Lonelyhearts 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and The Mineola Twins On Borrowed Time Wharton, Edith Other Plays The Oldest Profession Watson, Ara Ethan Frome American Blues Vogelstein, Cherie Bite the Hand, Mooncastle Xingu Auto-Da-Fé All About Al Chocolate Cake Whedon, Tom Battle of Angels Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 A Different Moon Money Camino Real Volodin, Aleksandr Final Placement Wheeler, Hugh The Case of the Crushed Petunias Five Evenings Little Miss Fresno Big Fish, Little Fish Cat on a Hot Tin Roof von Arnim, Elizabeth Treasure Island Look: We’ve Come Through Clothes for a Summer Hotel Enchanted April Win/Lose/Draw We Have Always Lived in the Castle The Dark Room Wackler, Rebecca Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) Whelan, Peter Dragon Country Tent Meeting 90° in the Shade and Dust in The Herbal Bed The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Wade, Kevin Your Eyes White, John The Frosted Glass Coffin Key Exchange Webb, Peter Bugs and Veronica The Glass Menagerie Mr. & Mrs. Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl White, Jr., Harley The Gnadiges Fraulein Wade, Laura Detective Direct from Death Row The Hello from Bertha Breathing Corpses Splendora Scottsboro Boys I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Colder Than Here Wedekind, Frank White, Natalie E. I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix Other Hands Spring Awakening The Billion Dollar Saint In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel ★ Posh Weidman, Jerome Seven Nuns at Las Vegas Kingdom of Earth Wadud, Ali Asterisk! Seven Nuns South of the Border The Lady of Larkspur Lotion Companions of the Fire Ivory Tower White, Sharr The Last of My Solid Gold Watches Walden, William Weill, Gus Achilles in Sparta The Long Goodbye Treasures on Earth To Bury a Cousin ★ The Other Place The Long Stay Cut Short or The Walker, Mildred Weiner, Wendy Unsatisfactory Supper Six Years The Southwest Corner Hillary: A Modern Greek Lord Byron’s Love Letter ★ Sunlight Wallach, Ira Tragedy with a (Somewhat) A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur Whittell, Crispin The Absence of a Cello Happy Ending The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Darwin in Malibu Wanshel, Jeff Weinraub, Bernard Anymore Whitty, Jeff Auto-Destruct and The Rhesus The Accomplices Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry The Further Adventures of Hedda Umbrella Weisman, Annie The Mutilated Gabler The Disintegration of James Cherry Be Aggressive The Night of the Iguana The Hiding Place Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the Hold Please The Notebook of Trigorin Wiener, David Russian Navy Weiss, Matthew Orpheus Descending Blood Orange Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Hesh Out Cry Wilbur, Richard Lautrec Weitz, Paul A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot Amphitryon Ward, Douglas Turner Privilege Period of Adjustment Andromache Brotherhood Roulette Portrait of a Madonna Happy Ending and A Day of Show People The Bungler The Purification Absence ★ Trust Don Juan The Red Devil Battery Sign The Reckoning Weller, Michael The Imaginary Cuckold, or The Rose Tattoo Ward, Pamela Beast Sganarelle Small Craft Warnings An Almost Holy Picture Dogbrain The Learned Ladies Something Cloudy, Something Clear ★ Warren, Robert Penn Fifty Words Le Cid Something Unspoken ★ All the King’s Men Tira Tells Everything There is to The Liar The Strangest Kind of Romance Wasserstein, Wendy Know About Herself and The Lovers’ Quarrels A Streetcar Named Desire An American Daughter Bodybuilders The Misanthrope Suddenly Last Summer Bette and Me Welsh, Kenneth Phaedra Summer and Smoke Boy Meets Girl Standup Shakespeare School for Husbands Sweet Bird of Youth The Heidi Chronicles Welty, Eudora The School for Wives Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Isn’t It Romantic Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers The Suitors Me Listen The Man in a Case Werfel, Franz Tartuffe Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Medea Jacobowsky and the Colonel ★ The Theatre of Illusion This Property is Condemned Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy Wertenbaker, Timberlake Wilk, Max The Two-Character Play Wasserstein The Grace of Mary Traverse Cloud Seven Vieux Carré The Sisters Rosensweig Wesley, Richard Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Williamson, David Tender Offer The Mighty Gents Wilkas, Matthew Money and Friends Third The Past is the Past and Gettin’ It Pageant Play Willimon, Beau Uncommon Women and Others Together Williams, Emlyn Farragut North Waiting for Philip Glass The Sirens The Corn is Green Lower Ninth Workout West, Cheryl L. Someone Waiting ★ Spirit Control Waters, Daryl Before It Hits Home Williams, Samm-Art Willinger, David Civil War Christmas: An American Jar the Floor Home Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends

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Dramatists Play Service, Inc. Complete List of Authors

Willis, Jane Three Sisters Wood, Maxine Yaffe, James Men without Dates and Slam! Thymus Vulgaris On Whitman Avenue Cliffhanger Wilson, David Henry Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island Woodard, Charlayne The Deadly Game All the World’s a Stage Wandering Flight Ivory Tower Wilson, Lanford Wilson, Lauren In Real Life Yale, Kathleen Betsko Abstinence Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Neat Johnny Bull Angels Fall Hyde Play The Night Watcher Yalman, Tunc Balm in Gilead and Other Plays The Golden State The Liar A Betrothal Wilson, Mary Louise Pretty Fire The Trickeries of Scapin Book of Days ★ Deer Play Wooten, Jamie Yankee, Luke Brontosaurus Full Gallop Christmas Belles A Place at Forest Lawn Burn This ★ In the Dressing Room ★ Dashing Through the Snow Yankowitz, Susan By the Sea By the Sea By the ★ Laughs Dearly Beloved A Place at Forest Lawn Beautiful Sea ★ Lost The Dixie Swim Club ★ Seven Days Ahead The Professional The Hallelujah Girls The Family Continues ★ Road Work Yep, Laurence ★ The Red Velvet Cake War Fifth of July ★ Theatrical Haiku Dragonwings Southern Hospitality Four Short Plays by Lanford Wilson ★ Tirade Yerby, Lorees Ghosts Wilson, Michael ’Til Beth Do Us Part Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn The Gingham Dog A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Wooten, John J. Yordan, Philip The Great Nebula in Orion of Christmas Trophies Anna Lucasta The Hot L Baltimore Wilson, Tracey Scott Wright, Craig Young, Stanley Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye The Good Negro Grace Mr. Pickwick Lemon Sky The Story Lady Zark, Jenna Ludlow Fair and Home Free! Wiltse, David ★ Mistakes were Made A Body of Water The Madness of Lady Bright A Dance Lesson Orange Flower Water Zavin, Benjamin Bernard The Moonshot Tape and A Poster A Grand Romance The Pavilion The Family Man of the Cosmos Winters, Marian Recent Tragic Events Zindel, Paul The Mound Builders A is for All Wright, Doug Amulets Against the Dragon Forces Rain Dance All Saints’ Day And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Redwood Curtain Animal Keepers Baby Talk The Effect of Gamma Rays on The Rimers of Eldritch Assembly Line Grey Gardens Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds The Sand Castle and Three Other Witten, Matthew I am My Own Wife Every Seventeen Minutes the Plays The Deal Lot 13: The Bone Violin Crowd Goes Crazy! Say De Kooning Washington Square Moves Quills Ladies at the Alamo A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still Wolfe, George C. The Stonewater Rapture the Frogboy The Colored Museum Let Me Hear You Whisper and The Unwrap Your Candy Serenading Louie Spunk Ladies Should be in Bed Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening of Sextet (YES) Wolfson, Victor The Pigman Stoop Excursion One-Act Plays The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild Sympathetic Magic Wollner, Donald Watbanaland Ziegler, Anna Talley & Son Kid Purple Wildwood Park BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) Talley’s Folly Wong, Elizabeth Wright, William H. Life Science This is the Rill Speaking Bad-Ass of the Rip Eternal The Man in the Dog Suit ★ Photograph 51

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Catalogue of New Plays

Last Minute Acquisitions The following plays were acquired after this Catalogue went to press:

Craig Pospisil, Editor Debbie Tucker Green OUTSTANDING SHORT PLAYS BORN BAD AMATEURS — David Auburn BOLERO — David Ives Stephen Adly Guirgis BREAKFAST AND BED — Amy Fox THE MOTHERFUCKER WITH THE HAT CELL — Cassandra Medley DIVERSIONS — THE GREEN HILL — David Ives David Lindsay-Abaire HAPPY — Alan Zweibel GOOD PEOPLE A SECOND OF PLEASURE — Neil LaBute AN UPSET — David Auburn WEIRD WATER — Robert Lewis Vaughan

Newly Revised Editions

Gregg Coffin Aaron Posner and Chaim Potok FIVE COURSE LOVE THE CHOSEN

Don DeLillo THE DAY ROOM

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