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Author Title One-author collection title Multi-author collection title Subject Abbot, Rick Dracula, The Musical? (musical) Abbott, Bud; Allen, Ralph G.; Blount, Roy, Diamonds (musical) Jr.; Camp, Richard; Costello, Lou; Eisenberg, Lee; Kelly, Sean; Lahr, John; Masella, Arthur; Stein, Harry; Wann, Jim; Weidman, John; Zweibel, Alan Abdoh, Reza Law of Remains, The Plays for the End of the Century Abe, Kobo Man Who Turned into a Stick (Donald Plays in One Act Keene, trans.) Abeille, A. K.; David Manos Morris Little Haunting, A Abell, Kjeld Anna Sophie Hedvig (Hanna Astrup Masterpieces of the Modern Larsen, trans.) Scandinavian Theatre Abse, Dannie House of Cowards Twelve Great Plays Ackermann, Joan Stanton's Garage Humana Festival '93 - The Complete Plays Adams, Liz Duffy Poodle with Guitar and Dark Glasses Adams, Liz Duffy Dog Act - A Post-Apocalyptic Comedy Adams, Liz Duffy OR, Adams, Liz Duffy Dog Act Geek Theater - 15 Plays by Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Adamson, Samuel Decade - Twenty New Plays About 9/11 see Goold on shelf and Its Legacy: Recollections of Scott Forbes Addison, Joseph Cato Eighteenth Century Plays Adjimi, David Stunning Methuen Drama Book of New American Plays, The Adkins, Keith Josef; Stephen Belber; Hilary Trepidation Nation - A Phobic Anthology Bell; Glen Berger; Sheila Callaghan; Bridget (16 short plays about phobias) Carpenter; Cusi Cram; Richard Dresser; Erik Ehn; Gina Gionfriddo; Kirsten Greenidge; Michael Hollinger; Warren Leight; Julie Marie Myatt; Victoria Stewart; James Still Aechylus Prometheus Bound (Rex Warner, trans.) Ten Greek Plays in Contemporary Translations Aeschyluls Agamemnon (Louis MacNeice, trans.) Ten Greek Plays in Contemporary Translations Aeschylus Agamemnon (Michael Townsend, trans.) Oresteia Trilogy, The Aeschylus Prometheus Bound Eight Great Tragedies Aeschylus Agamemnon (Richmond Lattimore, Greek Tradegies, Volume 1 trans.) Aeschylus Prometheus Bound (David Grene, trans.) Greek Tradegies, Volume 1 Aeschylus Libation Bearers, The (Richmond Greek Tradegies, Volume 2 Lattimore, trans.) Aeschylus Eumenides, The (Richmond Lattimore, Greek Tradegies, Volume 3 trans.) Aeschylus Agamemnon (Louis MacNeice, trans.) Twelve Great Plays Aeschylus Choephori, The (Michael Townsend, Oresteia Trilogy, The trans.) Aeschylus Eumenides, The (Michael Townsend, Oresteia Trilogy, The trans.) Aeschylus Prometheus Bound (Michael Townsend, Oresteia Trilogy, The trans.) Aeschylus Eumenides, The Oresteia - Cliffs Notes on Aeschylus' Agamemnon, The Choephori, The Eumenides Aeschylus Eumenides, The (Robert Fagles, trans.) Oresteia, The Aeschylus Agamemnon (Peter Meineck, trans.) Oresteia Aeschylus Libation Bearers, The (Peter Meineck, Oresteia trans.) Aeschylus Furies, The (Peter Meineck, trans.) Oresteia Aeschylus Agamemnon Oresteia - Cliffs Notes on Aeschylus' Agamemnon, The Choephori and The Eumenides Aeschylus Choephori, The Oresteia - Cliffs Notes on Aeschylus' Agamemnon, The Choephori and The Eumenides Aeschylus Oresteia, The (Robert Fagles, trans.) Oresteia, The: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, The Eumenides Aeschylus Agamemnon (Robert Fagles, trans.) Oresteia, The: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, The Eumenides Aeschylus Libation Bearers,The Oresteia, The: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, The Eumenides Aeschylus Eumenides, The (Robert Fagles, trans.) Oresteia, The: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, The Eumenides Aeschylus Oresteia (Peter Meineck, trans.) Oresteia Agboluaje, Oladipo Immune Aguillon, Michelle M. SnapCrackleYum Asian American Playwright Collective Asian-American theater Anthology of New Plays, Volume 3 Aidoo, Ama Ata Anowa Contemporary African Plays Aiken, George L. Uncle Tom's Cabin or Life Among the World Drama (Brockett, Pape) Lowly Aiken, George; Harriet Beecher Stowe Uncle Tom's Cabin American Melodrama Akhtar, Ayad Disgraced Muslim; Race; Culture conflict Albee, Edward All Over Albee, Edward American Dream, The Three Plays by Edward Albee Albee, Edward American Dream, The Albee, Edward American Dream, The Two Plays by Edward Albee Albee, Edward Ballad of the Sad Cafe, The Albee, Edward Everything in the Garden Albee, Edward Lady from Dubuque, The Albee, Edward Delicate Balance, A Albee, Edward Tiny Alice Albee, Edward Sand Box, The Two Plays by Edward Albee Albee, Edward Malcolm Albee, Edward Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Albee, Edward Zoo Story, The Two Short Plays Albee, Edward Zoo Story, The Three Plays, Introduced by the Author Albee, Edward Zoo Story, The Classics of the Modern Theater - Realism and After Albee, Edward Zoo Story, The Famous American Plays of the 1950's Albee, Edward Sandbox, The Two Short Plays Albee, Edward Death of Bessie Smith, The Three Plays by Edward Albee Albee, Edward Fam and Yam Three Plays by Edward Albee Albee, Edward Death of Bessie Smith, The Three Plays, Introduced by the Author Albee, Edward Sandbox, The Three Plays, Introduced by the Author Albee, Edward Zoo Story, The Two Plays by Edward Albee Albee, Edward Death of Bessie Smith, The Two Plays by Edward Albee Albee, Edward Box Box, and Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung Albee, Edward Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse- Box, and Quotations from Chairman Tung Mao Tse-Tung Albee, Edward Finding The Sun Plays in One Act Albert, Michael Ross Starfishes Alessandrini, Gerard; Ashman, Howard; Diamonds (musical) Carnelia, Craig; Comden, Betty; Ebb, Fred; Fitzhugh Ellen; Green, Adolph; Kennett, Karl; Norworth, Jack; Wann, Jim; Zippel; David Alessandrini, Gerard; Carnelia, Craig; Diamonds (musical) Coleman, Cy; Grossman, Larry; Kander, John; Katsaros, Doug; Menken, Alan; Sheffer, Jonathan; Udall, Lynn; Tilzer, Albert von; Wann, Jim Alfaro, Luis Straight as a Line Out of the Fringe - Contemporary Latina/Latino Theatre and Performance Alfaro, Rosanna Yamagiwa In the Heartland Asian American Playwright Collective Anthology of New Plays, Volume 2 Alfaro, Rosanna Yamagiwa Rats and Bedbugs Asian American Playwright Collective Asian-American theater Anthology of New Plays, Volume 1 Alfaro, Rosanna Yamagiwa Milk Asian American Playwright Collective Asian-American theater Anthology of New Plays, Volume 3 Alfieri, Vittorio Saul (E. A. Bowring, trans.) World Drama, Volume 2 - 20 Unabridged Plays Alfred, William Hogan's Goat Allard, Janet Creatures Allen, Jay Forty Carats Allen, Jay Presson Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, The Allen, Woody Don't Drink the Water Allen, Woody Getting Even Almendarez, Liliana Glass Knives Alterman, Glenn Seventy Short Character Monologues for Actors Alterman, Glenn Street Talk - Character Monologues for Actors Alterman, Glenn Job Book II - 100 Day Jobs for Actors Alterman, Glenn Uptown - Character Monologues for Actors Alvarez, Lynne On Sundays Plays in One Act Alvaro, Corrado Long Night of Medea, The Plays for a New Theater Anderson, Jane Defying Gravity Anderson, Jane Last Time We Saw Her, The Humana Festival '94 - The Complete Plays Anderson, Jane Tough Choices for the New Century Humana Festival '95 - The Complete Plays Anderson, Maxwell Bad Seed Anderson, Maxwell Barefoot in Athens Anderson, Maxwell Elizabeth the Queen Anderson, Maxwell Joan of Lorraine Anderson, Maxwell Mary of Scotland Anderson, Maxwell Winterset Anderson, Maxwell Elizabeth the Queen Aspects of Modern Drama Anderson, Maxwell Lost in the Stars Famous American Plays of the 1940's Anderson, Maxwell Winterset Representative American Plays Anderson, Maxwell Valley Forge Representative Modern Plays - American Anderson, Maxwell Winterset Six Modern American Plays Anderson, Maxwell; Laurence Stallings What Price Glory? Famous American Plays of the 1920's Anderson, Robert All Summer Long Anderson, Robert I Never Sang for My Father Anderson, Robert Silent Night, Lonely Night Anderson, Robert Tea and Sympathy Anderson, Robert You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running Anderson, Robert Tea and Sympathy Famous American Plays of the 1950's Andreyev, Leonid Love of One's Neighbor (Thomas Seltzer, Fifteen International One-Act Plays trans.) Andreyev, Leonid He Who Gets Slapped (Judith Guthrie, Great Russian Plays adapt.) Anonymous Second Shepherd's Play,The Anouilh, Jean Antigone Anouilh, Jean Becket or The Honour of God Anouilh, Jean Cavern, The Anouilh, Jean Fighting Cock, The Anouilh, Jean Mademoiselle Colombe Anouilh, Jean Poor Bitos Anouilh, Jean Rehearsal, The Anouilh, Jean Ring Around the Moon Anouilh, Jean Thieves' Carnival Anouilh, Jean Time Remembered Anouilh, Jean Traveler without Luggage Anouilh, Jean Waltz of the Toreadors, The Anouilh, Jean Mademoiselle Colombe Five Plays, Volume 2 Anouilh, Jean Cecile, or, School for Fathers (Luce Klein, One Act - Eleven Short Plays of the Arthur Klein, trans.) Modern Theatre Anouilh, Jean Lark, The Anouilh, Jean Ardele Five Plays, Volume 2 Anouilh, Jean Lark, The Five Plays, Volume 2 Anouilh, Jean Restless Heart Five Plays, Volume 2 Anouilh, Jean Time Remembered Five Plays, Volume 2 Anspacher, Louis Kaufman Unchastened Woman, The Contemporary Plays Apstein, Theodore Likeness, The Arbuzov, Aleksei Promise, The Archer, William Green Goddess,The Modern Plays, Short and Long Arden, John Serjeant Musgrave's Dance Landmarks of Modern British Drama - Plays of the Sixties Arenas, Amelia And Then Aristophanes Birds (oversize) Aristophanes Lysistrata (Donald Sutherland, trans.) Aristophanes Lysistrata Four Comedies Aristophanes Birds, The (Walter Kerr, trans.) Playreader's Repertory - Drama on Stage Aristophanes Lysistrata (Charles T. Murphy, trans.) Ten Greek Plays in Contemporary Translations Aristophanes Lysistrata (Charles T. Murphy, trans.) World Drama (Brockett,
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