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Catalogue of New Plays 2013–2014

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A Letter from the President

Fall 2013

Dear Subscriber,

This year we are pleased to add over 70 new works to our Catalogue, including three of the four nominees for the Tony Award and, with special significance, long-time Play Service author Christopher Durang’s first Tony winner, VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE. In a career that has spanned over thirty years and produced more than a dozen of the most uproarious plays in the American theatre, Chris’ recognition by the Tony voters for this madcap and unexpectedly moving comedy is richly deserved. The other Tony nominees we acquired were Richard Greenberg’s lovely and poignant THE ASSEMBLED PARTIES and ’s paean to the world of hard-boiled newspaper men, . Richard Bean’s hilarious ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS, adapted and anglicized from Goldoni’s classic farce The Servant of Two Masters, proved a huge hit in both London and . In addition, we have superb new plays by esteemed authors , A.R. Gurney, Neil LaBute, Terrence McNally and . Meanwhile world-class wit David Ives, whose VENUS IN FUR has been in strong demand across the country and whose THE LIAR The Street Journal recently declared possibly the funniest play ever, brings us another glittering gem with THE HEIR APPARENT.

Newcomers to our Catalogue include Lucy Alibar with JUICY AND DELICIOUS, the play on which her Oscar- nominated film Beasts of the Southern Wild is based; famed comedian Lewis Black with his marital mishaps comedy, ONE SLIGHT HITCH; Greg Pierce with SLOWGIRL, his captivating and critically accalimed two-hander; comedic actor and playwright Hamish Linklater with his darkly funny THE VANDAL; and the startlingly original voice of Lucas Hnath, whose DEATH TAX, ISAAC’S EYE and A PUBLIC READING OF AN UNPRODUCED SCREENPLAY ABOUT THE DEATH OF WALT DISNEY have won both audience and critical praise. As you browse through this year’s Catalogue, you will find many more exceptional plays by all our authors.

We are also pleased to announce the availability of over 200 titles as ePlays. ePlays may be purchased from our website and transferred to supported eReader devices, including the B&N Nook, Sony Reader, Kobo eReader and many others. ePlays are also compatible with Android tablets and smartphones, the iPad, iPhone, and other mobile devices through the use of free eReader apps. ePlays are not compatible with the Amazon Kindle. As we go forward, new acquisitions will be made available as ePlays when the acting edition is published, and we will continue to steadily convert backlist titles to make them available to you as soon as possible.

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, ePlays, 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, and we welcome your comments and suggestions.

Sincerely,

Stephen Sultan President NEW CATALOGUE 13-14.qxd 8/5/2013 1:01 PM Page 3

Catalogue of New Plays

Contents

Pulitzer Prize Plays ...... 4 Tony Award Plays ...... 5 Introduction ...... 6 Performance Rights ...... 7 Acting Editions, ePlays, Scores and Other Materials ...... 7 New Plays ...... 8 Complete List of Titles ...... 30 Complete List of Authors ...... 45 Last Minute Acquisitions ...... 68 Newly Revised Editions ...... 68 NEW CATALOGUE 13-14.qxd 8/5/2013 1:01 PM Page 4

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PULITZER PRIZE WINNING PLAYS

2012 WATER BY THE SPOONFUL by Quiara Alegría Hudes 1973 THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON by Jason Miller

2011 CLYBOURNE PARK by Bruce Norris 1971 THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE- MOON MARIGOLDS by Paul Zindel 2009 RUINED by Lynn Nottage 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 2007 RABBIT HOLE by David Lindsay-Abaire by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett

2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by John Patrick Shanley 1955 CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF by

2004 I AM MY OWN WIFE by 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON by John Patrick 2003 ANNA IN THE TROPICS by Nilo Cruz 1953 PICNIC by 2002 TOPDOG/UNDERDOG by Suzan-Lori Parks 1952 THE SHRIKE by Joseph Kramm 2001 PROOF by David Auburn 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by 2000 DINNER WITH FRIENDS by 1948 A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE by Tennessee Williams 1999 WIT by Margaret Edson 1946 STATE OF THE UNION 1998 HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE by by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse 1995 THE YOUNG MAN FROM ATLANTA by 1945 HARVEY by Mary Chase 1994 THREE TALL WOMEN by Albee 1941 THERE SHALL BE NO NIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood 1992 THE KENTUCKY CYCLE by 1939 ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS by Robert E. Sherwood 1989 THE HEIDI CHRONICLES by 1937 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 1988 DRIVING MISS DAISY by by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman

1983 ’NIGHT, MOTHER by 1936 IDIOT’S DELIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood

1981 CRIMES OF THE HEART by 1930 THE GREEN PASTURES by Marc Connelly

1980 TALLEY’S FOLLY by 1928 STRANGE INTERLUDE by Eugene O’Neill

1979 BURIED CHILD by 1922 ANNA CHRISTIE by Eugene O’Neill

1975 SEASCAPE by 1920 BEYOND THE HORIZON by Eugene O’Neill

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TONY AWARD WINNING PLAYS

2013 VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE 1990 THE GRAPES OF WRATH by John Steinbeck, by Christopher Durang adapted by Frank Galati

2012 CLYBOURNE PARK by Bruce Norris 1989 THE HEIDI CHRONICLES by Wendy Wasserstein

2010 RED by 1988 M. BUTTERFLY by David Henry Hwang

2009 GOD OF CARNAGE by Yasmina Reza, 1982 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY translated by by David Edgar, from Charles Dickens

2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by Tracy Letts 1980 CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD by Mark Medoff

2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by John Patrick Shanley 1973 THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON by Jason Miller

2004 I AM MY OWN WIFE by Doug Wright 1963 WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? by Edward Albee

2003 TAKE ME OUT by Richard Greenberg 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill

2002 THE GOAT OR, WHO IS SYLVIA? by Edward Albee 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett 2001 PROOF by David Auburn 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON 1999 SIDE MAN by Warren Leight by John Patrick

1998 ‘ART’ by Yasmina Reza, 1953 THE CRUCIBLE by Arthur Miller translated by Christopher Hampton 1951 THE ROSE TATTOO by Tennessee Williams 1997 THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO by Alfred Uhry 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller 1996 MASTER CLASS by Terrence McNally 1948 MISTER ROBERTS by Thomas Heggen 1995 LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! by Terrence McNally and

1992 DANCING AT LUGHNASA by Brian Friel 1947 ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller

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Introduction to Catalogue of New Plays

Please Note:

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Leasing rights for all of our plays may, because of circumstances beyond our control, be withdrawn at any time.

Special clearances must be obtained for production of all of our plays in and the greater Los Angeles area. These clearances can take time to secure and are by no means assured.

All prices and fees are subject to change without notice. Book prices in this Catalogue reflect the published acting edition price. Until published, titles are available in manuscript.

Throughout the Catalogue, the symbol ★ denotes that the play is a new acquisition.

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Johnna Adams Christopher Durang GIDION’S KNOT ...... 17 VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE ...... 28 Lucy Alibar JUICY AND DELICIOUS ...... 20 Eve Ensler Jenny Allen EMOTIONAL CREATURE ...... 15 I GOT SICK THEN I GOT BETTER ...... 19 Nora Ephron Geraldine Aron LUCKY GUY ...... 22 MY BRILLIANT DIVORCE ...... 22 Daisy Foote Mike Bartlett HIM ...... 19 BULL ...... 13 COCK ...... 14 Melissa James Gibson WHAT RHYMES WITH AMERICA ...... 28 Richard Bean ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS ...... 24 Joe Gilford UNDER THE WHALEBACK ...... 27 FINKS ...... 16 Stephen Belber Bruce Graham DON’T GO GENTLE ...... 15 ANY GIVEN MONDAY ...... 12 Lewis Black THE OUTGOING TIDE ...... 24 ONE SLIGHT HITCH ...... 24 John Guare Jonathan Caren A FREE MAN OF COLOR ...... 16 CATCH THE FISH ...... 13 THE RECOMMENDATION ...... 25 A.R. Gurney Pearl Cleage HERESY ...... 18 THE NACIREMA SOCIETY REQUESTS THE David Harrower HONOR OF YOUR PRESENCE AT A CELEBRATION OF THEIR FIRST ONE GOOD WITH PEOPLE ...... 17 HUNDRED YEARS ...... 23 Amy Herzog Curt Columbus THE GREAT GOD PAN ...... 17 SPARROW GRASS ...... 26 THREE SISTERS translated from the Lucas Hnath original by Anton Chekhov ...... 27 DEATH TAX ...... 14 Lisa D’Amour ISAAC’S EYE ...... 20 DETROIT ...... 14 Arlene Hutton Colman Domingo LETTERS TO SALA based on the book Sala’s WILD WITH HAPPY ...... 29 Gift by Ann Kirschner ...... 21

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David Ives Laura Marks THE HEIR APPARENT adapted from Le BETHANY ...... 13 Légataire Universel by Jean-François MINE ...... 22 Regnard ...... 18 Douglas McGrath Deanna Jent CHECKERS ...... 13 FALLING ...... 15 Terrence McNally Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, GOLDEN AGE ...... 17 Jamie Wooten ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID ...... 11 Martin Moran ALL THE RAGE ...... 11 Rajiv Joseph THE NORTH POOL ...... 23 Charles Morey FIGARO freely adapted from Le Mariage Marcia Kash de Figaro by Beaumarchais ...... 15 FOR THIS MOMENT ALONE ...... 16 Deirdre O’Connor Julie Kramer ASSISTED LIVING ...... 12 THE BEST OF EVERYTHING based on the book by Rona Jaffe ...... 12 Nick Payne IF THERE IS I HAVEN’T FOUND IT YET . . . .19 Neil LaBute IN A FOREST, DARK AND DEEP ...... 19 Greg Pierce Steven Levenson SLOWGIRL ...... 25 CORE VALUES ...... 14 Kristina Poe Simon Levy LOVE SICK ...... 21 THE LAST TYCOON adapted from the novel Aaron Posner by F. Scott Fitzgerald ...... 20 WHO AM I THIS TIME? (& OTHER TENDER IS THE NIGHT adapted from the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald ...... 26 CONUNDRUMS OF LOVE) adapted from stories by Kurt Vonnegut ...... 29 Kenneth Lin David West Read WARRIOR CLASS ...... 28 THE PERFORMERS ...... 24 Hamish Linklater THE VANDAL ...... 28 ...... 25 John Longenbaugh TENDER NAPALM ...... 27 SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE CASE OF THE CHRISTMAS CAROL ...... 25 John Patrick Shanley STOREFRONT CHURCH ...... 26 Lisa Loomer TWO THINGS YOU DON’T TALK ABOUT Randall Sharp AT DINNER ...... 27 LAST MAN CLUB ...... 20

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Eric Simonson Simon Stephens MAGIC/BIRD ...... 22 HARPER REGAN ...... 18

Mat Smart C. Denby Swanson THE STEADFAST ...... 26 THE NORWEGIANS ...... 23

Alena Smith Adam Szymkowicz THE BAD GUYS ...... 12 HEARTS LIKE FISTS ...... 18

Anna Deavere Smith Sharr White LET ME DOWN EASY ...... 21 ANNAPURNA ...... 11

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All the Rage Charlie are committed to the notion that careers, waistlines and even by Martin Moran marriages may disappear, but real friendships last a lifetime. Comedy Forsaking all others, in sickness and in health, they repeatedly strug- Full Length gle to stage the perfect wedding in spite of fistfights at the altar, run- 1 man away brides and the mistaken, and unfortunate, release of a flock of $75 per performance white doves on the first day of hunting season. ALWAYS A BRIDES- $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2928-5) MAID is the rollicking tale of four loyal and determined women who $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2929-2) definitively answer the question, “Just how far are you willing to go to keep a promise to a friend?” If you’ve ever elbowed a stranger out THE STORY: Martin wondered for most of his adult life about anger. of the way to catch a bride’s bouquet, seriously questioned the mental Surely he should have more rage about the crime he experienced as a stability of the duo saying “I do” or been forced to wear the world’s boy, shouldn’t he? Everyone thinks so. The question haunts him and ugliest bridesmaid dress, this deliriously funny JONES HOPE WOOTEN sends him on a quest from west of the Rockies to south of COMEDY is definitely for you…and your dearly beloved! Johannesburg. Jumping from dream to memory to fact, he finds himself in an electric encounter with his fuming stepmother, lost in Africa with a guide who can’t read maps, in a room translating the details of an asy- Annapurna lum seeker’s torture. With equal parts honesty and entertainment, ALL THE RAGE attempts to solve an ancient human riddle: How is it that one by Sharr White moment we might reach out in compassion and the next…kill? Drama Full Length THE REVIEWS: “Profoundly touching. This soulful show leads you 1 man, 1 woman into thought-and-emotion-stirring territory that you don’t often visit $75 per performance at the theater.” —NY Times. “…brilliant, funny and touching.” $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2959-9) —. “A potent and deeply moving monologue about $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2960-5) living with forgiveness without getting all mushy about it. Don’t miss this gem of a show!” —Bloomberg News. “Heartwarming and THE STORY: After twenty years apart, Emma tracks Ulysses to a hilarious!” —BackStage. trailer park in the middle of nowhere for a final reckoning. What unfolds is a visceral and profound meditation on love and loss with the simplest of theatrical elements: two people in one room. A Always a Bridesmaid breathtaking story about the longevity of love. by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten THE REVIEWS: “Sharr White’s ANNAPURNA is a comic and gripping Comedy duet…The closer [the characters] get to understanding what drove Full Length them apart, the more engrossed we become in watching them draw 6 women together.” —San Francisco Chronicle. “What if you had experienced $75 per performance the defining moment of your life—but couldn’t remember it? Sharr $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2912-4) White’s remarkable two-person play ANNAPURNA…deals with just $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2913-1) that dilemma, as well as other imponderables such as the vagaries of love and the philosophical clarity of impending death.” —LA Times. THE STORY: In this hilarious comedic romp, four friends have sworn “…at the heart of each character is a lyricism that simply can’t be suf- to keep the promise they made on the night of their Senior Prom: to be focated. Sharr White has created two fine and ferociously damaged in each other’s weddings…no matter what. More than thirty years people caught in the emotional whirlpool of not being able to live with later, these Southern friends-for-life are still making “the long walk” or without each other.” —Huffington Post. “White’s poetry is endear- for each other, determined to honor that vow. Libby Ruth, the hopeful ing and quite lovely, and his dialogue is sharp, funny and consistently romantic with the perfect marriage, believes—in spite of all evidence very honest…” —BroadwayWorld.com. to the contrary—that her friends can find the very same happiness. Headstrong Deedra’s “rock-solid” union hangs by a thread when she discovers her husband of many years not only has a wandering eye, but the hands to match. Monette, flashy, high-spirited and self- involved, continues to test her friends’ love and patience with all-too- frequent trips down the aisle. And salt-of-the-earth, tree-hugging Charlie discovers—the hard way—that marital bliss is not the end of her rainbow and panics in outrageous style when the opportunity pres- ents itself. Hop on this marriage-go-round for a laugh-out-loud journey with these beleaguered bridesmaids as they navigate the choppy waters of love and matrimony. Libby Ruth, Deedra, Monette and

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Any Given Monday The Bad Guys by Bruce Graham by Alena Smith

Comedy Comedy Full Length Full Length 2 men, 2 women 5 men $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2944-5) $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2753-3) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2945-2) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2754-0)

THE STORY: Lenny is a great guy: a good teacher, an excellent father THE STORY: Childhood buddies whose paths have diverged reunite and a loving husband. So when his wife leaves him for a smooth-talking on a late summer afternoon for some beer, grilling and weed—but lothario who builds Walmarts, his life is shattered. While Lenny con- deep within their friendships lurk ghosts that rock the patio beneath soles himself with pizza and Monday Night Football, his best friend, them. Bitingly comic and ruthlessly recognizable, this is the story of a Mick, takes matters into his own hands. Now Lenny must decide what generation at war with itself over what it means to “man up.” he will stand up for and who he will stand up to. How far is too far to get back to happily-ever-after? THE REVIEWS: “Ms. Smith displays a perceptive understanding of the male ego. The men’s contrasting voices are captured with a natu- THE REVIEWS: “A dark comedy so offensive, so amoral and so gen- ral ease that makes them stand on their own as believable and mem- erally unpleasant that you’ll hate yourself for laughing at it. The orable characters.” —NY Times. “Smith hands the cast juicy lines problem is, you’ll hate yourself a lot.” —NY Post. “Graham raises marinated in testosterone.” —NY Post. “Smith’s dialogue sounds existential quandaries and showcases dramatic actions that illumi- real and there are smart observations about how lives get irreparably nate them…” —BackStage. “A drawing-room fable in which the connected and tangled.” —NY Daily News. “Alena Smith’s drama ends justify the means, and happily ever after includes rooting for about sticky male bonding asks pertinent questions regarding the injuries—and waiting for the police reports.” —NY Times. judgments we make about one another and when things have crossed a line.” —Time Out NY. Assisted Living by Deirdre O’Connor The Best of Everything adapted by Julie Kramer, based on the book Comedy Full Length by Rona Jaffe 2 men, 2 women Comedy $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2787-8) 2 men, 6 women $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2788-5) $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2869-1) THE STORY: Anne Kelly needs help. She’s pushing forty and still lives $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2870-7) with her mother. Her deadbeat brother won’t return her calls, and the ancient family home seems to be falling down around her. When a THE STORY: A new adaptation of Rona Jaffe’s 1958 bestseller about younger man with a troubled past comes into her life, Anne begins to ambitious secretaries in the big city. These girls want thrilling careers see the upside of not always being the grown-up. ASSISTED LIVING is and gay adventures—and husbands and children too, in due time. a funny and surprising look at the struggle to discover where our fam- Today we call that “having it all”; these girls call it “the best of every- ilies end, and we begin. thing.” They’re not sure it’s possible either.

THE REVIEWS: “A closely observed, character-driven, fully realized THE REVIEWS: “To my surprised pleasure, THE BEST OF EVERY- and profoundly moving little drama…It’s a kind, affectionate and THING is neither a delirious sendup nor a mordant, finger-wagging wholly believable drama about everyday struggles, but also a remark- deconstruction. It’s a respectful, hysteria-free, streamlined and able proficient mystery that, despite its simple setting and quiet tone, appealingly modest effort that lets Jaffe’s working girls speak for never lets you guess where it’s going or what secrets or past sins its themselves…The whole show is refreshingly free of the ‘aren’t-we- characters may soon reveal.” —. “With ASSISTED clever’ self-consciousness that often accompanies such excursions LIVING, this New York–based writer only confirms her unique gift for into pop-culture past…There is a welcome humility at work here, capturing the quirks of human behavior and the stresses of contem- which in turn creates a feeling of unvarnished transparency. This porary life: the abiding sense of loneliness and quiet desperation, the approach gently and divertingly reminds us that Jaffe’s novel little lies that become necessities, the disappointing responses of focused a clear and abidingly useful gaze on women caught in a family and friends, the elusiveness of romance, the character flaws moment in time that isn’t as distant as you might suppose.” —NY that can’t quite be erased. Keenly observant, yet empathetic, Times. “It’s Stage Door in a Mad Men world, with a jigger of Peyton O’Connor has a most winning way of combining truth, humor and Place, and Kramer treats its soapiness like a bubble bath whose heart.” —Chicago Sun Times. “The vagaries of family are sharply froth conceals some pretty dirty water.” —Time Out NY. “This clever delineated in Deirdre O’Connor’s affecting new play.” —Time Out adaptation of Rona Jaffe’s novel about secretaries in the 1950s is an Chicago. “A stunning look at how our lives can be affected by those we absolute treat…THE BEST OF EVERYTHING nimbly lives up to its live with and rely on.” —Around the Town Chicago. “The dilemma of title.” —TheaterMania.com. responsibility for an aging family versus personal needs is vividly drama- tized in this suspenseful play. It sure is worth seeing.” —Chicago Critic.

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Bethany a pair of smartly-dressed, smirking thugs—mercilessly circling and by Laura Marks taunting the weak until it’s time to deliver the inevitable fatal Comedy/Drama blows.” —Associated Press. “Fast-paced, fanged and darkly Full Length funny…BULL charges and makes impact.” —NY Daily News. 2 men, 4 women “Vicious comedy…astonishing.” —Time Out NY. $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2907-0) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2908-7) Catch the Fish THE STORY: At the height of the foreclosure crisis, single mother by Jonathan Caren Crystal loses more than her house. She struggles to stay positive, Comedy though—with of help from a roommate with conspiracy theo- Full Length ries, a motivational speaker with a secret and her colleagues at the 2 men, 2 women local Saturn dealership. But optimism is no match for a bad economy, $75 per performance and before long Crystal’s desperate quest to regain what she’s lost $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2903-2) turns into the fight of her life. This darkly comic thriller explores just $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2904-9) how far we’ll go to get back what’s ours. THE STORY: CATCH THE FISH follows Allison, a hardened, ambitious THE REVIEWS: “…with a supremely balanced sense of story- New York journalist on assignment in Los Angeles. She casts a line telling and an economic gift for language, [Marks] announces her- out in a club and baits three young adults who seem to fit the bill— self here as a real talent to watch.” —The New Yorker. “…rare Hollywood youth obsessed with appearance and consumption. Though among new American plays in the clear, compassionate attention it she thinks she’s just angling for a good story, Allison finds herself pays…Ms. Marks’ disturbing, incisive drama suggests that the unexpectedly reeled in by Jordan, a disarmingly charming and complex bruising exigencies of our depressed economy are scraping away at young man desperately trying to hide his past. Allison finds herself the surface civilities of American life.” —NY Times. “…hard-boiled hooked and is surprised when the relationship results in her own self- and timely.” —Time Out NY. “…a brisk Hobbesian thriller…Marks reflection. She promises Jordan that the article she writes will bene- dances the razor’s edge.” —New York Magazine. “…tough, disturb- fit his career and assures him he can trust her, but the deeper they get, ing and delightfully unsentimental.” —NY . “…palpitates the more they both fear they are going to get caught. evenly with a nearly sadistic flow between moments of lightness and darkness.” —Washington Square News. “In Hebrew, the word THE REVIEWS: “As subjects for theater, celebrity obsession and our ‘Bethany’ means ‘house of misery’ or ‘poor house.’ But don’t let that image-based society are starting to wear thin, but Caren ignites his etymology fool you. There are dramatic riches here.” —Village Voice. tropes with some refreshing ambiguity.” —Variety. “This fish is a “Crystal is a new kind of heroine for the stage…[BETHANY] gives you keeper…The thought and work that went into this play have paid off an unsettling feeling that the lead character could be anyone, includ- in its authentic ‘youth’ aesthetic and its structural sophistication. ing you.” —NY Amsterdam News. “[BETHANY] happens to put the lie Caren’s fresh dialogue doesn’t go for the all-too-easy clichés, but to the American Dream…wonderfully provocative.” —NY1. mines for the stuff that makes people do the things they do…CATCH THE FISH stands out…with the leaders of the pack. Very well writ- ten…a solid piece of theater.” —CurtainUp. Bull by Mike Bartlett Checkers Drama by Douglas McGrath Full Length 3 men, 1 woman Drama $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2976-6) 7 men, 3 women $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2977-3) $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2961-2) THE STORY: This vicious comedy is an allegorical deathmatch $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2962-9) between business colleagues—full of bizarre power plays and one- upmanship—wherein one of three employees is allegedly going to be THE STORY: It’s 1952. A young Richard Nixon is campaigning as his fired. The odds against our protagonist are stacked from the outset: party’s candidate for Vice President, his wife, Pat, proudly at his side, rumple-faced sad-sack Thomas never quite gets his footing against when an accusation of financial impropriety almost ends his promis- opponents Tony, a shark in wolf’s clothing, and Isobel, a snaky number ing career. In a momentous speech, he takes charge of his fate, and with a talent for undermining. In savvy fashion, Mike Bartlett’s BULL changes the character of American politics forever. CHECKERS is a caters to our baser instincts. revelatory look at Nixon’s drive, history and most surprisingly, his mar- riage to Pat—all of which are explored with insight, blistering wit and THE REVIEWS: “A modern morality—or amorality—play that unexpected tenderness. keeps its adrenaline level high and, at the very end, raises it off the charts.” —NY Times. “Bartlett applies his down-and-dirty, black- THE REVIEWS: “In this year of electoral ambivalence, an unlikely humored and trenchant approach to the concept of business candidate to root for has arisen in New York. The relevance of employment as survival of the fittest…the play is like a protracted CHECKERS is undeniable.” —NY Times. “CHECKERS is fascinating! death scene among a group of wild animals, with the strong ones— CHECKERS is an event rather than a mere commentary on the Republican

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party’s poisoned past.” —Village Voice. “An engaging new play! Divorced single dad Richard, meanwhile, is just looking to keep his CHECKERS skillfully makes history come alive.” —New York Magazine. business—and himself—together. “Playwright Douglas McGrath has skillfully imagined Pat’s early, lady- like feistiness as Nixon’s loyal political partner…spirited…compelling.” THE REVIEWS: “Sing, Muse of the Great Recession: a dramatic land- —Associated Press. “If we must have a play about Richard and Pat scape in which striving for greatness has been replaced by grasping at Nixon, then Douglas McGrath makes a damned good job of it in straws. Steven Levenson’s laugh-out-loud funny, sigh-out-loud sad CHECKERS.” —Variety. new play captures the spirit of the age; and it will feel all too familiar to anyone who’s ever found themselves caught in the hamster wheel of a dying industry.” —Time Out NY. “Anyone who has done time in Cock a corporate environment will recognize the soul-killing atmosphere conjured all too precisely in CORE VALUES.” —NY Times. “…an by Mike Bartlett entertaining piece, with many genuinely funny, laugh-out-loud Comedy moments.” —TheaterMania.com. “Steven Levenson’s astute new Full Length play is a comedy, though a dark one…a well-observed study of a dys- 3 men, 1 woman functional workplace, with hilarious one-liners and sight gags…But it $75 per performance becomes progressively bleaker in its depiction of the characters’ $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2766-3) inability to connect.” —NY Post. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2767-0)

THE STORY: John has been in a stable relationship with his boyfriend Death Tax for a number of years. But when he takes a break, he accidentally falls in love with a woman. Torn between the two, filled with guilt and con- by Lucas Hnath flicting emotions, he doesn’t know which way to turn. His boyfriend is Drama willing to wait for him to make a decision, but so is his girlfriend. And Full Length both are prepared to fight to keep him. As the pressure mounts, a din- 2 men, 2 women (doubling) ner with both parties is arranged, and everyone wants to know. Who $75 per performance is John? What is he? And what will his decision be? A comic discus- $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2755-7) sion of identity and sexuality, the play is specified to be performed $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2756-4) with no props or set, so the focus is all on the drama of the situation. THE STORY: It’s December 2010. Infirm Maxine thinks her daughter THE REVIEWS: “A terrific comedy…Hypnotic and utterly contempo- is paying Nurse Tina to gently nudge her into the grave before the rary.” —NY Times. “Uproariously funny…COCK is a rite of spring you new year. Maxine thinks Tina’s doing this so her daughter doesn’t shouldn’t miss!” —New York Magazine. “Exhilarating! Robust and have to pay hefty estate taxes, taxes that take effect on January 1. rollicking. Mike Bartlett’s dialogue crackles and pops with the rhetoric Nurse Tina adamantly denies Maxine’s accusations, but when of vituperation.” —The New Yorker. “Never mind its provocative title: Maxine offers Tina a portion of her sizable estate on the condition COCK is wonderful!” —NY Post. “Pure theatricality. An engagingly that she lives until the 1st, Tina changes her tune. But of course, the unique perspective on affairs of the heart…and that other part of the plan doesn’t go according to plan. body.” —NY1. “With the exception of Oscar Wilde, quarreling lovers are never as articulate and entertaining as they are in COCK, Mike THE REVIEWS: “Sobering, shattering…Hnath’s incisive script Bartlett’s Battle Royal of wit and persuasion.” —Variety. “An impres- examines the moral questions raised when the issues are muddy.” sive package.” —Evening Standard (London). —BackStage. “Hnath’s compelling drama examines American ideas about death, dying and money.” —Louisville Courier-Journal. Core Values by Steven Levenson Detroit by Lisa D’Amour Comedy Full Length Dark Comedy 2 men, 2 women Full Length $75 per performance 3 men, 2 women $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2974-2) $75 per performance $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2975-9) $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2918-6) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2919-3) THE STORY: With the world around him changing at a dizzying pace, the owner of a small, struggling travel agency clings to the values he THE STORY: In a first-ring suburb just outside a city that might be holds most dear: teamwork, loyalty and the incalculable importance of Detroit, Ben and Mary see sudden signs of life at the deserted house a good trust fall. It takes a weekend staff retreat, however, for him to next door and invite their new neighbors, Sharon and Kenny, over for realize that his team-building exercises won’t stave off the realities of a barbecue. As the action unfolds we learn that Sharon and Kenny met a rapidly evolving marketplace. In a graying conference room, CEO at rehab, neither is employed, and they don’t own a stick of furniture. Richard and three of his employees—Nancy, a salesperson with an The quintessential American back-yard party quickly turns into some- ailing young son; Todd, the tech guy with poor phone skills; and Eliot, thing more dangerous—and filled with potential. the new girl—are expected to review sales reports, perform trust exercises and set long-term goals for an increasingly uncertain future. THE REVIEWS: “…sly, timely and neatly surprising…very much an

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of-the-moment American play…D’Amour perfectly captures a certain play…[EMOTIONAL CREATURE] is a collage of monologues, chat ses- pervasive lifestyle of today: atomized, mediated, ersatz and culturally sions—about body image, dieting, sex, abortion—and lively dance leveled…cascading, hilarious monologues and minutely calibrated breaks…Some of the monologues are deeply unsettling and per- chitchat.” —Time Out NY. “A sharp X-ray of the embattled American formed with dynamic emotional resonance.” —San Francisco psyche as well as a smart, tart critique of the country’s fraying social Chronicle. “Dazzling…The show exemplifies the spirit and heart of fabric, Ms. D’Amour’s dark comedy is as rich and addictively satisfying Ensler’s bestselling book I am an Emotional Creature: The Secret Life as a five-layer dip served up with a brimming bowl of tortilla chips.” of Girls Around the World, shedding light on the joys and challenges —NY Times. “…totally nails the great, deep malaise of middle-class as well as the violence faced by girls across the globe…EMOTIONAL suburbia, with a sustained energy and a wicked eye for telling CREATURE is a theatrically lit match that will light a fire in your heart details…funny as hell.” —NY Post. “…a tense, terrific, funny new and has the potential to spark a girl revolution…It’s empowering for play.” —NY Observer. “…savvy, frequently poetic, and ultimately bit- women and teen girls but it is potentially a wakeup call for men and tersweet…” —TheaterMania.com. teen boys.” —BroadwayWorld.com.

Don’t Go Gentle Falling by Stephen Belber by Deanna Jent

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THE STORY: By all accounts, Judge Lawrence Driver was a power- THE STORY: FALLING boldly explores the dynamic and complicated house on the bench but a failure at home. Now retired and widowed, reality of a family with an autistic young man. When a relative comes to Lawrence volunteers to help Tanya, a young African American single visit, the entire family is thrown out of equilibrium, with everyone trying mother caught up in legal red tape—and the kind of woman he regu- to balance what is best for the family and what is best for them. The larly put behind bars. But do-overs don’t come easy for either play bravely speaks a truth about love and family and about hopes and Lawrence or Tanya, especially when race, class and the long-simmer- dreams. It asks, “How do you love someone who is difficult to love?” ing resentments of Judge Driver’s adult children boil to the surface in this searing and surprising family drama. THE REVIEWS: “This heartfelt and nuanced family drama is shot through with dark humor. FALLING soars. The play packs a powerful THE REVIEWS: “[A] tale of angst, dysfunction and guilt…absorb- punch.” —NY Post. “Graceful writing. [FALLING] teaches you some- ing…crackles with biting humor.” —NY Times. “Belber stacks the thing and leaves you sated—and it rocks. Packs a huge emotional deck neatly…[and creates] distinctly uncomfortable yet profoundly punch.” —NY Observer. “FALLING sinks deep under your skin. Sharp telling barbs…fascinating and keenly poignant.” —BackStage. “How and observant.” —NY Daily News. “Audiences will be falling in love refreshing—a dysfunctional family drama in which you actually give a with this extraordinary piece of theater.” —TheaterMania.com. damn who gets written out of the will.” —Variety. “Four stars…Belber is deft at dissecting the personal and political jumble…” —Time Out NY. Figaro by Charles Morey, freely adapted from Le Mariage Emotional Creature de Figaro by Beaumarchais by Eve Ensler Comedy Comedy/Drama Full Length Full Length 5 men, 4 women (doubling) 6 women $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2938-4) $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2924-7) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2939-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2925-4) THE STORY: He’s getting married in the morning, and the enterprising THE STORY: Performed by an ensemble of young women, EMOTIONAL Figaro (servant, barber, professional troublemaker) couldn’t be happier. CREATURE is made up of original monologues—and irresistible But with everybody scheming to come between him and his bride, songs—about and for girls. Placing their stories squarely center stage, Figaro will need all his cunning to make it down the aisle. This new it gives full expression to their secret voices and innermost thoughts, adaptation of Beaumarchais’ comic masterpiece is not only hilariously highlighting the diversity and commonality of the issues they face. funny, but has a razor sharp political edge. EMOTIONAL CREATURE is a call, a reckoning, an education, an act of empowerment for girls, and an illumination for parents and for us all. THE REVIEWS: “Mr. Morey strike[s] a deft balance between the popular theater in the age of this work’s setting and a more modern THE REVIEWS: “A joyous, girl-powered production.” —NY Times. sensibility, flavoring the witty dialogue with just the right infusion of “Absolutely magnetic.” —. “Infectious…with contemporary idioms and mannerisms…Beaumarchais’ mischievous an evangelical zeal at times more befitting a revival meeting than a skewering of the aristocracy caused Louis XVI to ban performances until

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1784, six years after the play was written. Mr. Morey’s mockery of For This Moment Alone ruling-class entitlement rekindles that irreverence while also getting by Marcia Kash in some amusing swipes about the battle of the sexes…tart and Drama funny…the farce takes aim at ruling-class entitlement just as surely Full Length today as it did in pre-Revolution France.” —NY Times. “Figaro was a 4 men, 3 women character who spoke truth to power, with sharp humor as his best $75 per performance weapon. Thanks to playwright Charles Morey, we’re seeing his $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2810-3) ‘Figaro-ian schemes’ in a fresh light, in [his] witty, irreverent send-up, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2811-0) titled simply, FIGARO…Morey has peppered traditional dialogue with interjections of modern humor…gleeful fun.” —Associated Press. THE STORY: Set in Toronto in 1948, a Jewish family, struggling to “Charles Morey’s saucy and sassy script is not a literal translation and recover from the horrors of the war in Europe, finally has cause to cheerfully acknowledges the more famous opera as well as the fact rejoice. Ruth is about to be reunited with the only surviving member that we are watching a play. The title scamp often turns to the audi- of her immediate family—her brother Freddie. But when she goes to ence and includes us in his mischievous plans. In addition, there are Union Station to meet him she is faced with the most devastating numerous indirect references to our current political situation, with shock of her young life—the brother she was expecting turns out to Figaro snidely railing against the one-percent elite of 18th-century be a stranger, an imposter holding her brother’s papers. Suddenly France in the person of his master, the vain and pompous Count she and the family with whom she lives are forced into a situation Almaviva.” —BackStage. that is almost impossible to resolve. If they abandon this displaced person they condemn him to more pain, more suffering and risk the possibility of his being deported. For Joe, the patriarch of the family, Finks there is no choice: to save one live is to save the world. He takes this enigmatic “Freddie” into his home and calls upon himself and the by Joe Gilford other members of the household to embark on finding some way of Drama living with their suspicions, their anger and their guilt. At what point Full Length do you stop helping your fellow man? Should there be a line between 7 men, 1 woman “blood” and “water”? Where does responsibility end? The play fol- $75 per performance lows the paths of Ruthie, Joe and the rest of the family as they come $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2972-8) to terms with what it means to accept, to forgive and to survive. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2973-5) THE REVIEWS: “A storyteller with a story to tell who won’t let you THE STORY: On the verge of TV stardom, comic Mickey Dobbs meets down…an evening of rich, traditional theatre.” —View Magazine. actress and activist Natalie Meltzer, and their romance blossoms—as “There’s plenty of prickly thought in Kash’s engaging drama…There’s does the risk that they’ll be blacklisted for their political activities. In also warmth and wisdom that lessens the anguish of the play’s fright- the face of the House Un-American Activities Committee, tasked with ening conclusion. Let’s just say there are revelations that make you exposing communist subversion in New York’s entertainment world, understand the length a human being will go to survive the impossi- Mickey and Natalie endure the absurd and tragic process that victim- ble.” — Spectator. ized entertainers and turned friends and colleagues against each other. For some, the blacklist will mean a decade without work. For others, it will spell the end of their careers. And those who willingly A Free Man of Color testify—naming others to the committee—will be branded as “finks.” In FINKS, Joe Gilford documents the struggle his parents, by John Guare entertainers Jack Gilford and Madeline Lee Gilford, endured when Comedy they were called to testify. Full Length 8 men, 2 women (doubling) THE REVIEWS: “Joe Gilford’s impassioned, autobiographical $75 per performance FINKS…is a testament to the parents who managed to maintain their $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2760-1) indomitable spirit throughout the ordeal.” —Huffington Post. “…a $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2761-8) bracing play about McCarthyism.” —NY Times. “Forget blue jokes; the humor in FINKS, Joe Gilford’s farsighted yet tender tribute to his black- THE STORY: The boisterous New Orleans culture that existed just listed parents, is distinctly red. But it’s part of what makes this prior to the historic Louisiana Purchase: before law and order took play…as Gilford tries to understand why some of the accused hold; before class, racial and political lines were drawn; when New betrayed friends to keep their livelihoods, he demonstrates a pluck Orleans was still a of beautiful women and good-looking men, similar to that of his parents.” —Time Out NY. flowing wine and pleasure for the taking. At the center of this Dionysian world is Jacques Cornet, who commands the men, seduces the women, preens like a peacock and cuts a wide swath through the city and the province. But, it is 1801 and the map of New Orleans is about to be redrawn. The Louisiana Purchase will bring American rule to New Orleans, challenging the chaotic, colorful world of Jacques Cornet and all that he represents.

THE REVIEWS: “A ten-door farce salted with so many laughs that you won’t have time to catch your breath…[until] a terrible denoue- ment described by Mr. Guare in language that approaches the condi-

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tion of poetry…[A FREE MAN OF COLOR] just might be a master- formance.” —Associated Press. “Terrence McNally loves opera and piece.” —Wall Street Journal. “Wildly ambitious…like all great, knows how to transfer his to theater audiences.” —NY mad manifestos, there are sweet rewards for those willing to take Newsday. “Pleasures abound in GOLDEN AGE, a charming and pas- the plunge.” —New York Magazine. sionate love story.” —Huffington Post.

Gidion’s Knot Good with People by Johnna Adams by David Harrower

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THE STORY: Over the course of a parent/teacher conference, a griev- THE STORY: Evan returns to Helensburgh, West Scotland, home to ing mother and an emotionally overwhelmed primary school teacher the nation’s nuclear defense program and a thriving holiday have a fraught conversation about the tragic suicide of the mother’s resort. A place he’s been trying to avoid. Haunted by his past and son, Gidion. Gidion may have been bullied severely—or he may have afraid of his future, he finds Helen working at the Seaview Hotel. been an abuser. As his story is slowly uncovered, the women try to GOOD WITH PEOPLE is a haunting two-hander from one of Scotland’s reconstruct a satisfying explanation for Gidion’s act and come to terms great writers, tracing one town’s path of personal and political with excruciating feelings of culpability. destruction.

THE REVIEWS: “…resonant…[a] particularly eloquent study of peo- THE REVIEWS: “…beautiful, deceptive…Though this two-character ple caught between the competing demands of reason, morality and Scottish drama [is] less than an hour long, it is likely to have an endur- family…harrowing…a narrative that is as elegant as it is chilling.” ing and varied afterlife in the shadows of your mind. If that makes —Washington Post. “…heart-stopping…the show has pathos and GOOD WITH PEOPLE sound like a ghost story, it is in a sense, though suspense in bucketloads…Within a lean 80 minutes, the show raises it contains no elements of the classically supernatural. It is instead a profound questions about parenting and education and documents story of how people haunt their own lives, failing to be entirely pres- the gut-wrenching force of maternal loyalty.” —Washingtonian. ent, no matter where they are…GOOD WITH PEOPLE is short, but it’s “GIDION’S KNOT is as sad as life itself, and as funny and startling as anything but small.” —NY Times. “A brief, sneaky, skillfully measured well…a beautiful, disturbing story.” —DCTheatreScene.com. duet, David Harrower’s GOOD WITH PEOPLE works its minimalist magic on you when you least expect it.” —Time Out NY. “Packed with rich writing…makes a virtue of brevity, compressing its action Golden Age into a rush of dialogue and imagery that strikes with the force of an avalanche…fashions an entire world on a rectangle of hotel carpet.“ by Terrence McNally —BackStage. “[Harrower] uses his talent for high-precision dialogue Drama to very funny effect…[GOOD WITH PEOPLE] moves deftly from lin- Full Length guistic games to social commentary, and a touching study of two 7 men, 2 women characters learning to free themselves from their past. It’s a tremendous $75 per performance piece of work.” — (London). $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2861-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2862-2) The Great God Pan THE STORY: It’s opening night of Vincenzo Bellini’s new opera I Puritani in Paris, and the Italian composer is determined to win the adulation by Amy Herzog of not only his audience, but his colleagues and rivals as well. When Drama the curtain falls, will a thunderous ovation cement his prominence? Or Full Length has Bellini unwittingly composed his own swan song? Blending 21st- 3 men, 4 women century language with the timeless beauty of 19th-century bel canto $75 per performance opera, GOLDEN AGE portrays the final act of an artist whose desire for $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2867-7) greatness has eclipsed all else. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2868-4)

THE REVIEWS: “…cunningly made, genuinely moving and—surprise THE STORY: Jamie’s life in Brooklyn seems just fine: a beautiful girl- of surprises—entirely accessible to those playgoers whose knowl- friend, a budding journalism career, and parents who live just far edge of opera begins and ends with Bugs Bunny…This is Mr. enough away. But when a possible childhood trauma comes to light, McNally’s best play in years—maybe ever.” —Wall Street Journal. lives are thrown into a tailspin. Unsettling and deeply compassionate, “Amid arias, mad scenes, catfights and swoons, enough opera lore to THE GREAT GOD PAN tells the intimate tale of what is lost and won keep aficionados arguing long into the night.” —NY Times. when a hidden truth is unloosed into the world. “Illuminating and mischievously humorous. A fascinating glimpse of the passions and piques of top-notch performers as they struggle to THE REVIEWS: “Haunting, deeply affecting, and unfailingly honest. get through the pressure-cooker nerves of a major opening-night per- Amy Herzog is one of the bright theatrical lights of her generation. She

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writes with a keen sensitivity to the complex weave of feelings of what it means when someone Hulk-smashes your heart on the embedded in all human relations. THE GREAT GOD PAN is not some- ground into a million pieces…It’s goofy. It’s absurd. But it hits hard thing I’ll soon forget.” —NY Times. “Remarkable and revelatory. where it counts—right in the ticker.” —Village Voice. Whatever the ideal contemporary drama is, it has to look a lot like THE GREAT GOD PAN.” —NY Observer. “Within its fascinating parade of alternate possibilities, [Herzog] has packed a set of big, beautiful, per- The Heir Apparent petually troubling questions, moral and philosophical. The work is tiny, but it runs deep.” —Village Voice. “Captivating. Herzog’s deepest, most by David Ives, adapted from Le Légataire Universel mature writing to date. How many playwrights display this kind of econ- by Jean-François Regnard omy and strength?” —Entertainment Weekly. “Beautifully conceived. Comedy Herzog sets up intimate and touching scenes, in which wordless Full Length moments reveal seismic epiphanies.” —Associated Press. 4 men, 3 women $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2808-0) Harper Regan $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2809-7) by Simon Stephens THE STORY: Paris, 1708. Eraste, a worthy though penniless young Drama man, is in love with the fair Isabelle, but her forbidding mother, Full Length Madame Argante, will only let the two marry if Eraste can show he will 4 men, 3 women (doubling) inherit the estate of his rich but miserly Uncle Geronte. Unfortunately, $75 per performance old Geronte has also fallen for the fair Isabelle, and plans to marry her $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2819-6) this very day and leave her everything in his will—separating the two $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2820-2) young lovers forever. Eraste’s wily servant Crispin jumps in, getting a couple of meddling relatives disinherited by impersonating them (one, THE STORY: In her forties, Harper Regan suddenly leaves her family a brash American, the other a French female country cousin)—only to in the suburbs of West London and sets off on a mission to see her have the old man kick off before his will is made! In a brilliant stroke, father before he dies. Her journey becomes a road trip through the Crispin then impersonates the old man, dictating a will favorable to his heart of England in this violent and comic exploration of the moralities master (and Crispin himself, of course)—only to find that rich Uncle of sex and death. Geronte isn’t dead at all and is more than ever ready to marry Isabelle! The multiple strands of the plot are unraveled to great comic effect in THE REVIEWS: “Beautiful, sharp and melancholy…almost Homeric, the streaming rhyming couplets of French classical comedy, and every- an odyssey that seems to embrace all the essential primal acts of life one lives happily, and richly, ever after. and death, of sex and violence.” —NY Times. “Profoundly moving…intimate and wrenching.” —Chicago Tribune. “Stephens THE REVIEWS: “THE HEIR APPARENT crackles along merrily from has written arresting plays before this, but HARPER REGAN sends his start to finish…Mr. Ives freely indulges in contemporary allusion, work into orbit.” —London Observer. adding a vivifying seasoning of freshness to a farcical plot.” —NY Times. “This over-the-top farce is clever, funny, and fast…a gem of a play.” —Washingtonian. “The play has been transformed by Ives’ ver- Hearts Like Fists bal dexterity and uncanny ability to turn rhymed couplets into rhymed couplets extraordinaire, full of wit, bawdy humor and contemporary by Adam Szymkowicz references.” —Washington Examiner. Comedy Full Length 2 men, 5 women (doubling) $75 per performance Heresy $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2896-7) by A.R. Gurney $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2897-4) Comedy Full Length THE STORY: A superhero noir comedy about the dangers of love. The 4 men, 3 women city’s heart beats with fear: Doctor X is sneaking into apartments and $75 per performance injecting lovers with a lethal poison. Lisa’s heart beats with hope: Now $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2817-2) that she’s joined the elite Crimefighters, maybe she can live a life with $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2818-9) meaning. And every beat of Peter’s wounded heart brings him closer to death, but he’s designing an artificial replacement that will never THE STORY: In a parade of government imprisonment, immaculate break. Can the Crimefighters stop Doctor X? Do Peter and Lisa have a conception, religion, politics, cocktails and one articulate working girl, chance at love? And who is the girl with a face like a plate? HERESY views the not-so-distant-future through the satiric and hilari- ous lens of A.R. Gurney. THE REVIEWS: “Parody and punches fly…The combination is mad- cap. Pretty hysterical too.” —NY Times. “So much fun…comic-book THE REVIEWS: “HERESY hits the funny bone.” —NY Daily News. action and delicious one-liners…exhilarating, nerdy-sexy, and silly- “The arguments made are compelling—as well as highly critical of smart.” —LA Times. “…the colorful energy of a comic book [and] the the status quo. And Gurney includes just enough humor to make dialogue is smart, self-aware, and wickedly funny. It’s hard to imagine this information easily digestible while not diluting its bite.” a better night at the theater.” —i09.com. “A fun, twisted exploration —TheaterMania.com. “Certainly there is plenty about twenty-first-

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century American culture and politics to lampoon…A.R. Gurney has If There is I Haven’t Found It Yet taken aim with a modern-day parody of the biblical story of Jesus by Nick Payne Christ…[a] clever new satire…sharp comedy.” —Huffington Post. Comedy/Drama Full Length 2 men, 2 women Him $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2916-2) by Daisy Foote $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2917-9) Drama Full Length THE STORY: Fifteen-year-old Anna’s weight makes her a target for 2 men, 2 women bullies. When her mom transfers Anna to the school where she teaches $75 per performance in order to protect her daughter, it only makes things worse. George, $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2920-9) Anna’s environmentalist dad, is no help at all—he’s determined to fin- $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2921-6) ish his new book and save the planet. Just as Anna gets suspended for retaliating with a head-butt, her estranged uncle, Terry, arrives THE STORY: In the tradition of great American plays, Daisy Foote unannounced. A heartbroken drifter with the mouth of a sailor, Terry explores the institution of the American family in HIM. Two siblings reaches out to Anna in a way that no one ever has. Their unexpected struggling to keep the family store afloat must decide which is a pri- friendship sends her parents’ rocky marriage into a tailspin as the ority: their father’s final wishes or their financial stability. It’s a choice whole family wonders: what—or who—really needs saving? that could tear them apart. THE REVIEWS: “Mr. Payne is ambitiously addressing both the state THE REVIEWS: “HIM turns on a surprising revelation about a poten- of the world (or at least its ecology) and the state of a family, while tial family inheritance that may give Pauline and Henry a reprieve from showing how each intersects with and illuminates the other.” —NY the none too genteel poverty in which they live…[Foote’s] characters Times. “[A] brutally honest and tender family tale…George is a man are drawn with a fine focus, and the unfolding of the central plotline who stands to gain the world, but could lose his family. The ending of is engrossing, as a loving brother and sister find themselves danger- this stirring, humane, insightful work suggests that perhaps we ously at odds over the family legacy.” —NY Times. “[Foote] is a play- shouldn’t have to choose.” —Time Out NY. “The title of Nick Payne’s wright with something extremely perceptive to say and someone to wonderfully off-kilter play sounds like an answer. But what’s the watch in the future.” —TheaterMania.com. “Dramaturgy is not hered- question? If we knew that, we would all be wise—and nobody is itary, but Foote shares her father Horton’s sensitive ear for repression wise in Payne’s messy, fumbling and huggable comedy about a and pettiness in the family, as well as his strain of nostalgia that is messy, fumbling and huggable family. The play…is about people painful but briskly unsentimental.” —Time Out NY. groping their way forward even as the sky falls. Like all of us, they are forever getting it wrong, giving up, and then going on again. There is genuine compassion here amid the high comedy and sharp observa- I Got Sick Then I Got Better tions.” —The Guardian (London). by Jenny Allen Comedy/Drama In a Forest, Dark and Deep Full Length 1 woman by Neil LaBute $75 per performance Drama $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2803-5) Full Length $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2804-2) 1 man, 1 woman $75 per performance THE STORY: I GOT SICK THEN I GOT BETTER is a comic riff on one $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2936-0) woman’s adventures after falling down the medical rabbit hole. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2937-7) Diagnosed with and treated for ovarian cancer, Jenny tells her story of the harrowing tailspin she took following her diagnosis, combining bit- THE STORY: Betty and Bobby are sister and brother, but they have ing humor with searing emotion in a witty, bittersweet monologue that little in common. She’s a college professor with a prim demeanor, limns the personal and family collateral damage a life-threatening ill- and he’s a carpenter with a foul mouth and violent streak. Betty has ness brings. a wild history that Bobby won’t let her forget. Yet on the night when Betty urgently needs help to empty her cabin in the woods, she calls THE REVIEWS: “Speaks with passion and precision…full of pithy, on Bobby. In this exhilarating play of secrets and sibling rivalry, quotable observations that still acknowledge that facing death cannot LaBute unflinchingly explores the dark territory of “the lies you tell be reduced to an epigram…asks us, politely and engagingly, to look yourself to get by.” on life when it is directly threatened.” —NY Times. “Ovarian cancer isn’t a subject you normally laugh about, but you’d be hard-pressed not THE REVIEWS: “You never know quite where you are with Neil to do so as Jenny Allen hilariously relates her experience with the dis- LaBute…And in this highly entertaining, 100-minute two-hander he ease in her excellent solo show…excels in a kind of wry irony that pulls the rug from under our feet so often that we end up feeling combines wit with a keen attention to detail.” —TheaterMania.com. breathless.” —The Guardian (London). “A fun, rug-snatching piece.” “A cancer story that is remarkably free of sap, digging out comic —Time Out London. “A meditation on what is and is not true, on the nuggets from the medical mire and delivering them with the easy inti- ease of rushing to misjudgment…[A] manifestation of the longstand- macy of a dinner-party hostess.” —Time Out NY. ing authorial fascination with the close link between deep intimacy

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and dark violence.” —Chicago Tribune. “The story of a brother and Last Man Club sister caught up in a terrible and complicated dynamic…utterly by Randall Sharp absorbing.” —AustralianStage.com. Drama Full Length 4 men, 2 women Isaac’s Eye $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2963-6) by Lucas Hnath $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2964-3) Drama Full Length THE STORY: The Dust Bowl: 1930–1939. With no one else around for 3 men, 1 woman a hundred miles, Major’s busted family lives in a one room dugout as $75 per performance Major tries to reconcile himself to the fact that his own kin has taken $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2922-3) the money and run. Out of an enormous storm—200 miles wide, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2923-0) 15,000 feet high—come two desperate men promising a way out. Their visit is a welcome break in the grinding routine of storm and THE STORY: To understand light and optics better, young Isaac quiet that Wishful Hi, Saromybride and Uncle Pogord have endured Newton inserted a long needle “between my eye and the bone, as under Major’s iron, heartbroken hand. But did his brother really near to the backside of my eye as I could.” Why take such a risk? Lucas and away? Who are these people? Where’d that money come from? Hnath reimagines the contentious, plague-ravaged world Newton Will the machine work? Are there lights in the sky? inhabited in ISAAC’S EYE, exploring the dreams and longings that drove the rural farm boy to become one of the greatest thinkers in THE REVIEWS: “…an atmospheric, expertly structured one-act modern science. drama…the Dust Bowl illusion is masterly…a story of deception, despair and some surprising aspects of persistent hope.” —NY Times. THE REVIEWS: “Mr. Hnath wins a whole mess of points for original- “…a deeply unsettling sensory overload in [this] dark and disturbing ity…[an] odd little jeu d’esprit…[A] quirky sendup of fusty historical play about die-hard survivors in the Dust Bowl…a twentieth-century dramas…Philosophically potent…” —NY Times. “Few plays are Mother Courage and Her Children.” —Theatermania.com “Sharp’s anywhere near as clever…The talented Hnath creates a disorient- unpredictable dialogue and subtle plot shifts bring a compelling elegance ing, ironic atmosphere, a kind of Rushmore plus calculus.” —Time to the proceedings while also making the play relevant to such twenty- Out NY. “No one can know for sure what motivated Newton to first-century concerns as poverty, unemployment, climate change, the become the person he did…But [Hnath] does a credible job in pro- housing crisis, war, and a lack of faith in government…LAST MAN viding a context for a brilliant but troubled young man who made CLUB might be set in the past and hint at the future, but it is, sadly, also incredible contributions to scientific knowledge—at significant cost firmly rooted in the here and now.” —TWI-NY.com. to himself.” —CurtainUp. The Last Tycoon Juicy and Delicious by F. Scott Fitzgerald, adapted for the stage by by Lucy Alibar Simon Levy

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THE STORY: Hushpuppy lives with his Daddy and his ghost Mamma THE STORY: 1930s. The Golden Age of Hollywood. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s on the edge of the earth. Life is juicy and delicious until Hushpuppy’s masterpiece about the movie industry. The tragedy of a man obsessed. dad gets sick, the world starts to fall apart, and prehistoric ice beasts Monroe Stahr (loosely based on legendary producer Irving Thalberg) is begin to crawl out of the red Georgia clay. As Daddy gets weaker, the in a fight with Pat Brady (loosely based on movie mogul Louis B. Mayer) world becomes more fragile and nature itself begins to come unren- over artistic control of his movies. The “Boy Wonder” is only 36 and the dered. Hushpuppy and his friends must learn to care for each other most celebrated producer in Hollywood, but already the corporate men while they battle the fearsome aurochs in this magical Southern fan- are ready to throw him over if he doesn’t turn a profit. In a world where tasia that inspired the movie Beasts of the Southern Wild. money is God, art is seldom discussed. When Stahr decides to make his masterpiece, the “Shakespeare Project,” as a tribute to his dead wife, knowing full well it will lose money, Brady and the Money Men try to bring him down. They stand a good chance. Stahr has a bad heart from a childhood illness. His doctor tells him if he doesn’t slow down, he’ll be “dead in six months.” But Stahr is a man obsessed—with movies, with illusion, with memories of his dead wife, with a mysterious, enigmatic woman (Kathleen Moore) whom he met on the back lot after an earth- quake nearly destroyed his studio. It’s been years since he’s cared about another woman. He pursues her, like his precious “Project,” without regard to consequences. All around him are people who love and want

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to protect him—especially Cecelia Brady (Pat Brady’s daughter), who story of a young girl’s survival during wartime Germany. Five years. takes us on a journey of love into the literal and metaphorical heart of a Seven Nazi labor camps. Over 350 hidden letters. Sala Garncarz great man. Permission for adaptation courtesy of the Fitzgerald Estate. Kirschner kept her secret for over fifty years, concealing her incred- ibly painful history in a Spill and Spell box. Everything changes THE REVIEWS: “An evening of theatre not to be missed. Wonderful! when Sala reveals the cache to her grown daughter, Ann. LETTERS Exquisite! Stunning! Simon Levy has successfully adapted Fitzgerald’s TO SALA draws from the emotional journeys that begin for both Ann compelling story about the fall of Hollywood producer Monroe Stahr for and Sala when the letters resurface. Through scholarly research, the stage…he has kept the spirit alive in a way that makes this adap- Ann discovers that her mother has made a historically significant tation not only a companion piece to the novel but almost a greater story impact on Holocaust documentation. As Ann processes her own than Fitzgerald had a chance to imagine, and, in a way, a tribute to this reaction to her mother’s story, her daughters, Caroline and literary legend’s own life…For anyone who is a fan of the movies, and Elisabeth, also realize for the first time the weight of their Jewish especially for fans of Fitzgerald’s work, this is an evening of theatre not heritage. Simultaneously, Ann’s study of the letters throws Sala into to be missed.” —BackStage West/Drama-Logue. “THE LAST TYCOON the past again. She relives her youth, recalling her naïve desire for plays well to Hollywood’s glamour. Levy has sharpened the focus of adventure, the disillusionment of her life in the work camps, and her Tycoon in his well-acted, visually luxurious production…Gorgeous loss of communication with the outside world as the war pro- glamour…It all makes for a stylish production.” —LA Times. gressed around her. Playwright Arlene Hutton drives the two stories to a single question: What is to be done with these letters? If Sala risked her life to hold onto them as a young woman imprisoned in a Let Me Down Easy work camp, are they merely the emotionally rich relics of her past life? Or are they worthy and important historical documents that by Anna Deavere Smith demand to be shared with the public? Three generations of Drama Kirschner women must work together to sift through the past and Full Length come to terms with the true gravity of Sala’s letters. LETTERS TO 1 woman (or flexible casting) SALA has a flexible cast size and flexible staging. Images of the $75 per performance actual letters and photos of the real people are available for projec- $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2948-3) tions, programs and displays. Sala’s letters, which were displayed $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2949-0) in a special exhibition at the New York Public Library in 2006, are an important addition to Holocaust research, called, as one journalist THE STORY: In this solo show constructed from verbatim interview noted, “the greatest find since Anne Frank’s diary.” transcripts, Anna Deavere Smith examines the miracle of human resilience through the lens of the national debate on health care. After collecting interviews with over 300 people on three continents, Smith Love Sick creates an indelible gallery of 20 portraits—known and unknown, from a rodeo bull rider, a prize fighter, to a New Orleans doctor during by Kristina Poe Hurricane Katrina, as well as former Texas Governor Ann Richards, Comedy cyclist Lance Armstrong, film critic Joel Siegel, and supermodel Full Length Lauren Hutton. It renders laughter and tears—a work of emotional 4 men, 3 women brilliance and political substance from one of the treasures of the $75 per performance American theater. Originally created as a one-person show, the author $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2774-8) encourages multi-actor productions of the play. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2775-5)

THE REVIEWS: “[A] vivid compendium of life experienced at its THE STORY: Emily is love sick. Her husband has left her for a younger extremes, drawn about equally from the suffering and the ministering woman. She’s killed one man who’s crossed her. And worse, she’s sides of the story.” —NY Times. “Vitally important, wide-ranging and started smoking again. Family and friends offer no help. And group [an] ultimately very moving solo piece.” —LA Times. “It’s stunning, beau- therapy ends up disappointing her. Can a mysterious man be the tiful, and transcendent.” —SF Weekly. “…never less than engaging, at answer to rekindling her lost passion? Or will her husband finally real- times hypnotic, speaking on matters having largely to do with human ize the love he’s thrown away? And how many men have to die before frailty, of passing through life into something beyond.” —LA Weekly. she finds the answer?

THE REVIEWS: “Savagely funny and astonishingly perceptive…hugely Letters to Sala entertaining.” —LA Weekly. “Crackling with theatricality, insight, personality and wit.” —LA Times. by Arlene Hutton

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Lucky Guy Mine by Nora Ephron by Laura Marks

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THE STORY: LUCKY GUY marks a return to Nora Ephron’s journalistic THE STORY: As a first-time mother about to have a home birth, Mari is roots. The charismatic and controversial tabloid columnist Mike certain of one thing: She can’t wait to hold her baby. The next morning, McAlary covered the scandal- and graffiti-ridden New York of the she’s certain of something else: The baby in her arms is not her baby. A 1980s. From his sensational reporting of New York’s major police corrup- contemporary thriller with age-old roots, MINE explores an unseen tion to the libel suit that nearly ended his career, the play dramatizes the world where doubt and certainty blur and madness vies with reality. story of McAlary’s meteoric rise, fall and rise again, ending with his coverage of the case, for which he won the Pulitzer Prize, THE REVIEWS: “Arresting and intensely personal…you watch the shortly before his untimely death on Christmas Day, 1998. piece with a mounting sense of dread…one hopes we see more of this very promising and strikingly intimate young writer.” —Chicago THE REVIEWS: “LUCKY GUY is both an elegy and a valentine to a Tribune. “Chilling…Marks does something bold and takes the play into vanishing world held dear in the collective imagination of New deeply disturbing, new psychological territory.” —Huffington Post. “An Yorkers. It has the heart and energy of the perpetually engaged, insa- intense psychological thriller…the kind of story we might have tiably curious observer that Ephron never ceased to be.” —NY Times. seen on Rod Serling’s Twilight Zone, walking the line between “LUCKY GUY grabs you by the throat, makes you laugh and cry, holds reality and the supernatural…it will twist you in unforeseen you transfixed for two hours, paralyzes you with excitement from start ways.” —AroundTheTownChicago.com. “Captivating story…unforget- to finish, and leaves you cheering! It sizzles and holds your heart cap- table for its gripping content…riveting.” —ChicagoTheaterBeat.com. tive at the same time.” —NY Observer. “A triumph by Nora “Truly haunting…even when it’s over, [MINE] will leave the theater Ephron…Ephron writes about journalism with an insider’s devastating with you and keep you pondering.” —ShowbizChicago.com. “Deeply combination of repulsion and affection. A play about journalism that is personal, deeply emotional…both haunting and sympathetic…fasci- as rich and rough and elegiac and fun as the lost world it re-creates. nating.” —Chicagoist.com. “Terrifying.” —ChicagoTheatreReview.com. A miracle!” —NY Magazine. “With her final project, we get to fall in love with Nora Ephron one last time.” —Elle. My Brilliant Divorce by Geraldine Aron Magic/Bird by Eric Simonson Comedy Full Length Drama 1 woman Full Length $75 per performance 5 men, 1 woman $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2770-0) $75 per performance $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2771-7) $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2801-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2802-8) THE REVIEWS: “Observations about jealousy, loneliness and the absurdities of life. A sturdily constructed comedy with an underlying THE STORY: MAGIC/BIRD is the inspiring true story of basketball leg- poignancy, the play could easily become a staple of regional theater.” ends Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Larry Bird, their rivalry and touching —NY Times. “The show’s charm lies in the fact that Aron pushes the friendship. absurdity of the situation as much as its pathos…Mixing vaudevillian solo-turn and vicarious soul-baring, she offers an enjoyable evening of THE REVIEWS: “On the one hand, we have Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson: stand-up tragedy.” —Guardian. “There are some great jokes…but African-American, gregarious and charming, embracing his fame in the there are also sudden shafts of piercing emotional truth…the flashy fashion typical of his LA team, the Lakers. On the other, there’s sequence when Angela goes to a sex shop to buy a vibrator is a small Larry Bird: the white hick from French Lick, Ind., laconic and reserved, masterpiece of comic embarrassment…A peculiarly frosty heart is the main man of Boston’s Celtics and their working-class fans…The required to resist MY BRILLIANT DIVORCE.” —Daily Telegraph. scenes between the two are often quite funny…And unlike many real- “Gorgeous stuff…something odder and more satisfying…a kind of life dramas, this story doesn’t have a tragic ending.” —NY Post. midlife Alice in Wonderland.” —Times (London). “Men and women in “Phenomenal! Outstanding! They nailed it, like a Bird three-pointer at Angela’s predicament, but especially women, may find BRILLIANT the buzzer…Basketball heaven for anyone who appreciated the life DIVORCE resonant with defiantly buoyant verisimilitude. Funny, sad, and times of Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson and Larry Bird.” —Huffington angry, accidentally insightful and, above all, articulate.” —Newsday. Post. “A razzle-dazzle passion play.” —Entertainment Weekly. “Geraldine Aron’s script is absolutely gorgeous. It has irresistible Irish “MAGIC/BIRD’s got game!” —Boston Herald. twinkle combined with a New York dryness…it has marvellous, grounded warmth and humour and it ripples with wonderful, tiny moments. They say God is in the detail and, God, Aron’s detail is good.” —Scotsman. “MY BRILLIANT DIVORCE is a fast-moving play with many subtle layers and nuances of emotion, sarcasm, and humor.

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The truly wonderful dialogue is heartwarming, funny, and filled with The North Pool relatable touches that bring each point home whether you’ve been by Rajiv Joseph through a divorce or not.” —Hamptons.com. “Devastatingly hon- Drama est…hugely empathetic and amusing…packed with detail…treat Full Length yourself.” —Sunday Express (London). 2 men $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2932-2) The Nacirema Society Requests the $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2933-9) Honor of Your Presence at a Celebration THE STORY: In this riveting psychological thriller, a high-school vice of Their First One Hundred Years principal and a Middle Eastern–born transfer student engage in a politically and emotionally charged game of cat and mouse, with dan- by Pearl Cleage gerous consequences. Comedy Full Length THE REVIEWS: “High school is a model fascist state. [Joseph] adroitly 1 man, 8 women shows how power dynamics can turn on a dime.” —TheaterMania.com. $75 per performance “Joseph has a gift for penetrating to the depths of human nature. As he $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2952-0) explores the question of guilt—in all its forms, for all its reasons— $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2953-7) there’s barely a wasted word.” —Boston Globe.

THE STORY: In the winter of 1964, ten years after the Montgomery bus boycott, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is planning a massive voter The Norwegians registration drive that promises to put the city back at the center of the Civil Rights Movement. Among those watching closely is Grace by C. Denby Swanson Dunbar, pillar of Montgomery’s African-American aristocrats and Comedy doyenne of the Nacirema Society, an organization poised to celebrate Full Length its 100th anniversary by presenting an exclusive group of debutantes 2 men, 2 women at their annual cotillion. Assisting Grace is her lifelong friend, $75 per performance Catherine, who hopes the cotillion will prompt her grandson to pro- $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2950-6) pose to Grace’s granddaughter. Of course, neither woman considers $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2951-3) the fact that their grandchildren have their own plans. The anticipa- tion is overshadowed by the arrival of Alpha Campbell, daughter of THE STORY: A strong, bitter comedy about women scorned in the Dunbar family’s late maid. Alpha has plans to blackmail the Minnesota and the really, really nice gangsters—Norwegian hit Dunbars into financing her own daughter’s education. But Alpha’s men—they hire to whack their ex-boyfriends. Olive is a transplant story is closer to the truth than anyone could have imagined, and from Texas and Betty is a transplant from Kentucky, but neither of Alpha is surprised. So is Janet Logan, a visiting reporter from The them was prepared for the Norwegian men they would fall in love New York Times who finds herself in the middle of a story that Grace with there: the practical, warm, thoughtful, destructive, evil, jilting will do anything to suppress. kind. If you’re a hit man in Minnesota, 83% of your clients want to take out their ex (oofda!). Betty has referred Olive to Gus and Tor, a partner- THE REVIEWS: “It’s always intriguing to discover a social enclave ship in the whacking business. What Tor doesn’t know is that Gus has seldom depicted…Cleage realizes her theme’s rich potential through been sleeping with the clients. What Olive doesn’t know is that Gus is clever plotting, smart dialogue and beautifully delineated characters.” Betty’s own ex, and she has already put out a hit on him with a Swiss —Houston Chronicle. “It’s so rare when a new play makes an impres- firm. Can Betty call off the job in time to let Gus do his? Should she? sion that when it does, you feel like you’re walking on air. Pearl Cleage’s romantic comedy…makes you giddy. It’s a singular pleasure. THE REVIEWS: “C. Denby Swanson’s extremely odd and delightful What gives this lighter-than-air play such reverberation is that we’ve comedy is something of a guilty pleasure.” —NY Times. “An oddly hardly ever seen Cleage’s subject on stage. That she delineates it with entertaining dark comedy by C. Denby Swanson that attempts to com- such wit, charm and substance only adds to the enjoyment. Her char- bine the patter of a mob comedy with dour but nice Scandinavians…In acters are upper-crust African-Americans in 1964 Montgomery, a culture that so strongly defines as ‘American,’ there is surprising Alabama. The Dunbars and the Greens are doctors, lawyers, college- humorous mileage in the regional nuance being used in much the educated, successful, and proud of it. They’ve been pillars of society same way as astrology.” —NYTheatre.com. for decades and plan to stay that way…Cleage’s comedy is as warm as a Southern evening and we bask in the play’s moonlit maternal glow and laugh with those indelible characters. Every now and then this tired world needs a gentle prod of sweet romance. Nothing wrong with that.” —Houston Press.

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One Man, Two Guvnors The Outgoing Tide by Richard Bean by Bruce Graham

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THE STORY: Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis THE STORY: In a summer cottage on Chesapeake Bay, Gunner has Henshall is looking to make his mark. Fired from a skiffle band and in hatched an unorthodox plan to secure his family’s future but meets search of work, he finds himself employed by small-time gangster with resistance from his wife and son, who have plans of their own. Roscoe Crabbe, in town to collect a fee from his fiancée’s gangster As winter approaches, the three must quickly find common ground and father. But Roscoe is really Rachel, posing as her own dead brother, come to an understanding—before the tide goes out. This drama herself in love with Stanley Stubbers (her brother’s killer) who, in turn, hums with dark humor and powerful emotion. becomes our hero’s other “guvnor.” Fighting a mounting sense of confu- sion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the dis- THE REVIEWS: “…this drama brings sensitive observation and tractions of a pneumatic book keeper, a self-important actor and select minor-key humor to painful situations that many of us will recognize members of the criminal fraternity (not to mention his own mammoth from our own families…its poignant conclusion will have resonance appetite) to contend with, how long can he keep them apart? Richard for many in the audience.” —NY Times. “…superb…tightly focused Bean’s hilarious comedy received five-star reviews from every London piece about a family of three…Graham zeroes in on recognizable newspaper and was the hit of the 2012 Broadway season. truths.” —Chicago Tribune. “The characters are well-drawn, the dia- logue is pungent…The script’s frequent time shifts from present to THE REVIEWS: “Splendidly silly…satanic and seraphic, dirty-mind- past and back again are handled with a telling simplicity…may well ed and utterly innocent.” —NY Times. “…lifts audiences from mere flood your emotions with its emotional truth.” —BackStage. happiness to eye-watering, comic hysteria.” —Variety. “The most glorious comedy on the planet.” —Daily Mail (London). “If you’re not having a good time at this show, you may be on the wrong medica- The Performers tion.” —Hollywood Reporter. by David West Read

Comedy One Slight Hitch Full Length 3 men, 3 women by Lewis Black $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2865-3) Comedy $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2866-0) Full Length 3 men, 4 women $75 per performance THE STORY: THE PERFORMERS is a romantic comedy about two high- $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2806-6) school friends—and the women in their lives—who reconnect at the $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2807-3) Adult Film Awards in Las Vegas. When the night takes an unexpected turn and relationships are threatened, Chuck Wood, the hardest-work- THE STORY: It’s Courtney’s wedding day, and her mom, Delia, is mak- ing man in the business, steps in to lend a hand. Sex, romance and ing sure that everything is perfect. The groom is perfect, the dress is Barry Manilow intersect in this comedy about the ups and downs and perfect, and the decorations (assuming they arrive) will be perfect. ins and outs of love. Then, like in any good farce, the doorbell rings. And all hell breaks loose. So much for perfect. THE REVIEWS: “THE PERFORMERS is like an early Neil Simon farce with an X-rated vocabulary.” —NY Times. “How has there never been THE REVIEWS: “There’s more than a touch of Neil Simon in the a stage show about what happens at the Adult Film Awards? A send- morose Mr. Black.” —NY Times. “If you think of Lewis Black solely as up of porn stars and their pals, THE PERFORMERS is totally profane a curmudgeonly comedian whose default setting is a state of and exhaustingly funny.” —Entertainment Weekly. “That THE PER- apoplexy at the imbecility of his fellow man, you might be surprised FORMERS often delights us, silly as the show can be, is a testament by ONE SLIGHT HITCH. It’s not unexpected that HITCH should abound to Read’s skillful way with a well-timed (if vulgar) remark—even when in snappy wisecracks and keen social observation. Those, after all, it seems mostly designed to shock the audience—and his gift for cre- are hallmarks of Black’s stand-up act and his appearances on The ating physical comedy.” —TheaterMania.com. “The funny thing is Daily Show with . But what is that we detect on Black’s that the show has a pure heart and a traditional feel-good message sleeve at the end of his play? Is that his…heart?” —Boston Globe. despite the waving of adult toys, simulated sex acts and language that “If sustained laughter is the best measure of a comedy, ONE SLIGHT would trigger a seizure in a network censor. Read has somehow found HITCH makes the grade.” —Asbury Park Press. sweetness in porn.” —Associated Press.

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The Recommendation imbed a couple of crafty mysteries within the storyline…a heart- by Jonathan Caren warming tale.” —DramaInTheHood.net. Drama Full Length 3 men Shivered $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2905-6) by Philip Ridley $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2906-3) Drama Full Length THE STORY: Aaron is smart, charming and over-privileged. Iskinder, his 5 men, 2 women new college roommate, comes from a middle-class immigrant family $75 per performance and is under-connected. Aaron takes Iskinder under his wing, sharing his $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2851-6) world of favors and fortune. But the safe haven of college only lasts so $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2852-3) long. After a chance encounter with an accused felon sets off a chain of events that puts Aaron’s life at risk, the two men are forced to rethink THE STORY: A young couple are moving into their new home. A sol- the meaning of friendship. THE RECOMMENDATION is a bold and can- dier is being held hostage. Two boys are searching for monsters. All did look at modern friendship from an exciting new theatrical voice. these things are connected by both family and time…but what story can be told when family and time are broken? Covering over twelve THE REVIEWS: “How this complicated saga plays out is a lesson years, SHIVERED unpicks the story of two families and then re-weaves not just in class warfare but also in the furtive resentment that’s born it into something new and startling. Seven people, one war, a derelict from personal favors. No one likes to be in anyone’s debt, but can car plant and mysterious lights in the sky…all come together in the generosity lead indirectly to violence?” —LA Times. “…rousing rec- Essex new-town of Draylingstowe, where the view from green hills ommendation…This is one show about connections that really does once offered hope and prosperity for all. connect.” —U-T San Diego. “…terrific…drama that will keep you guessing from its exhilarating start to its suspenseful finish…A THE REVIEWS: “SHIVERED is about fragmentation, as we see the rollercoaster ride of a play.” —StageSceneLA.com. “Tautly writ- break-up of families, friendships and community, as well as the shat- ten…it’s a chilling, often thrilling piece of theater.” —KSDS JAZZ tering of certainties between reality and fantasy. This is reflected in 88 (San Diego). the fascinating way Ridley has constructed the play, with 17 brilliantly linked scenes performed non-chronologically as we move back and forth in time, painfully piecing together the shards of glass…Ridley at Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the his imaginative best in what is arguably his most moving and accessi- ble adult play to date.” —What’s On Stage. “Everyone. Go see Philip Christmas Carol Ridley’s SHIVERED…A unique, pertinent, significant play by a major by John Longenbaugh playwright.” —Mark Ravenhill, Playwright (via Twitter). “Philip Ridley’s new play about family is an amazing and glorious thing. Comedy Jumping from the past to the present, the story is presented in a fas- Full Length cinating and dazzling way…he tells the story with enormous flair and 16 men, 6 women $75 per performance stunning control, he also lets his audiences hear the background $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2934-6) howls of the weird and the wonderful.” —Arts Desk. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2935-3) Slowgirl THE STORY: In this ingenious meeting of two Victorian classics, Dr. Watson visits his old friend Sherlock Holmes on Christmas Eve, find- by Greg Pierce ing him in a dark and misanthropic mood, planning to retire from the Drama dull work of solving crimes. But soon, Holmes is visited by the ghost Full Length of his great enemy Professor Moriarty, who warns Holmes that he is 1 man, 1 woman heading towards his own damnation and tells him of an upcoming visit $75 per performance by three spirits. During the visits that follow, we learn about Holmes’ $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2857-8) childhood and his lost love, the chaos that his early retirement has $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2858-5) caused his friends and associates throughout London, and finally a ter- rifying future: Holmes sees himself, a cold creature of pure intellect, THE STORY: SLOWGIRL is the story of a teenager who flees to her reclu- supplying weapons to the battlefields of the First World War. Waking sive uncle’s retreat in the Costa Rican jungle to escape the aftermath of on Christmas morning, the repentant Holmes makes amends with his a horrific accident. The week they spend together forces them both to friends and rededicates himself to his higher purpose. confront who they are as well as what it is they are running from.

THE REVIEWS: “An enormous success…It’s a new take on an old THE REVIEWS: “[A] sensitively drawn two-hander about the emo- standard. And in the spirit of the season, [it] ends with a message tional common ground established between Becky and her Uncle of hope, charity, and forgiveness.” —ArtsStage-SeattleRage.com. Sterling during her visit to his remote home in the countryside.” —NY “Strikingly original, tightly written and thoroughly entertaining.” Times. “Captivating…Pierce shows great instincts. He’s a fine story- —SeattleActor.com. “Sherlock is desperately in need of a spiritual teller and has an ear for the halting rhythms of how uncle and niece transformation and Longenbaugh is up to the challenge…[a] well- would speak to each other after nine years. He touches on the issue crafted, thought-provoking play…Longenbaugh is also able to of bullying but avoids making this a simple hot-topic play. He’s chas-

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ing broader issues about the murky boundary between guilt and inno- Storefront Church cence.” —NY Daily News. “[A] haunting two-hander…a genuine by John Patrick Shanley thrill…It’s incredibly heartening that chose to open its Drama new theater with such a subtle play.” —Variety. “Engrossing…Pierce Full Length gradually and fascinatingly reveals the details behind Becky’s trip to 5 men, 1 woman Central America—as well as for Sterling’s self-imposed exile from the $75 per performance U.S. and his career as an attorney—as the two wounded and lost $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2764-9) souls come to know and trust one another over the course of Becky’s $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2765-6) nearly week-long visit.” —TheaterMania.com. THE STORY: When a Bronx Borough President is forced by the mort- gage crisis into a confrontation with a local minister, the question they Sparrow Grass confront is one that faces us all: What is the relationship between spiritual experience and social action? by Curt Columbus

Drama THE REVIEWS: “[An] affecting new play about a handful of Bronx Full Length dwellers whose lives become tangled in unexpected ways when a 3 men, 2 women mortgage goes sour…Mr. Shanley’s intense engagement with $75 per performance questions of religion and ethics, and how they shape the way peo- $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2768-7) ple with different perspectives interact, remains distinctive and $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2769-4) invigorating…some of Mr. Shanley’s sharpest comic writing in years.” —NY Times. “John Patrick Shanley has the gift, always THE STORY: Inspired by the Greek myth of Phaedra, SPARROW rare among playwrights, of writing scenes that convey both shape GRASS brings the classic tragedy into our time when a woman’s dark and spontaneity…[STOREFRONT CHURCH is] a portrait of our puz- and misdirected passion threatens to destroy her family from within. zling time, when one’s beliefs and one’s sense of self must live under constant pressure from forces not wholly seen and not yet THE REVIEWS: “Provocative and challenging…an undeniably fully arrived.” —Village Voice. wrenching look at one family torn apart by traumas of the past.” —Cape Cod Times. Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald, adapted for the stage by The Steadfast Simon Levy by Mat Smart Drama Drama Full Length Full Length 8 men, 5 women (doubling, flexible casting) 22 men, 4 women (flexible casting, doubling—minimum 8 $75 per performance men, 2 women) $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2855-4) $75 per performance $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2856-1) $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2946-9) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2947-6) THE STORY: The carefree swirl of the Jazz Age…and the tragic romance of Dick and Nicole Diver. Fitzgerald’s “favorite novel” is the THE STORY: The mother of a fallen U.S. soldier refuses to leave the story of their passionate love affair and their life as the perfect Jazz red oak tree her son planted. A father forbids his sons from joining the Age couple. He’s an idealistic American psychiatrist, full of charm and Revolution against the British. A young woman enlists on the after- a promising career. She’s an extraordinarily beautiful and wealthy noon of 9/11 without discussing it with her family. Inspired by Steve mental patient being treated at a Swiss sanitarium. They fall in love Alpert’s painting “Legacy,” THE STEADFAST is an unflinching look at and marry. Unfortunately, her shameful and tragic past continually eight U.S. soldiers across the sweep of American history from the forces him to be both doctor and husband. He can’t. And though they Revolutionary War to present day—and what happens when the love each other, he eventually has an affair with a Hollywood starlet, forces of their stories collide. dooming their marriage and setting the stage for his disintegration and loss of self. Surrounding them are a host of expatriate Americans THE REVIEWS: “[An] ambitious, nuanced work…Tying these stories and glamorous Europeans Dick has “collected.” together is a difficult formal feat. That Mr. Smart does so economically, while imbuing them with complexity and emotion, is an impressive THE REVIEWS: “A magical, exciting theatre experience. Golden is achievement.” —NY Times. “This is a story that reminds us why we the glamor, bittersweet is the romance, and potent is the magic of must never forget those who fight on our behalf.” —The Examiner F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic Jazz Age novel…Brought lyrically and (New York). luminously—and yes, tenderly—to the stage in this sensitive dramatization by Simon Levy.” —Drama-Logue. “A perfect produc- tion. Top notch. Magic.” —BackStage. “Lavish. Ambitious. Lovely.” —NY Times. “Sheer perfection. A brilliant adaptation of a classic literary piece.” —Santa Monica Evening Outlook. “An outstanding evening of entertainment. An absolute knockout. [Simon Levy] has created a compelling stage version.” —Daily Breeze. “Beautiful. A gorgeous moving play.” —Tolucan.

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Tender Napalm “…intensely appealing…[Columbus’ translation is] unfussy and the- by Philip Ridley atrically adept…fresh, no-nonsense…smoldering sexual energy…if Drama ever there was a THREE SISTERS that thoroughly removed itself from Full Length urban sophistication—and its kissing-cousin, pretentious theater— 1 man, 1 woman this is the one.” —Chicago Tribune. $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2849-3) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2850-9) Two Things You Don’t Talk About THE STORY: TENDER NAPALM is a high-impact, high-concept explo- at Dinner ration of the relationship between two people and the violent world by Lisa Loomer that surrounds them…and the place where these things meet. Explosive, poetic and brutal, the play weaves a compelling tapestry to Comedy reexamine and redefine the language of love…and how that love Full Length 5 men, 8 women struggles to survive in the face of catastrophe. $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2814-1) THE REVIEWS: “Ridley explores intense sexual and emotional con- $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2815-8) nection, and evokes the processes of grieving and psychological healing without cliché or clumsy sentiment. It is heady, heart-stopping stuff; wildly intoxicating.” —Times (London). “In the way it digs the THE STORY: Myriam’s annual Passover Seder, a multicultural mix of loam of memory and explores how lovers create their own stories and family and friends, threatens to explode as politics and religion hijack the mythologies, Ridley’s play is completely and dizzyingly of itself. The dinner conversation. Myriam’s bond with her liberal daughter is tested, writing seethes and burns. It goes not just into the bedroom, but into as is her lifelong friendship with Sam, a Palestinian American who’s just the mind, the secret places that we hide from everyone except lovers. returned from the Middle East. A Buddhist, a Christian, an Atheist—all Seldom has sexual love been explored on stage with such ferocious have their say. Her husband, Jack, tries hard to keep the sanctity of tra- honesty, brutality and melting tenderness. Language is both a conso- dition…But in this celebration of “freedom from bondage,” hilarious and lation and a weapon used to penetrate and castrate in 80 unflinching poignant, none of the guests escape unscathed. Is peace possible…even minutes so intimate you want to avert your eyes.” —Guardian at the dinner table? The play explores the question with unsparing humor (London). “This new 85-minute duet for an unnamed Adam and Eve is and with compassion for all who dare to voice answers. a seriously wild workout…If Pinter is the poet of Hackney and the Balls Pond Road, Ridley is the rogue rioter of Shoreditch and THE REVIEWS: “Underscore[s] the most basic assumptions that Snaresbrook.” —Independent (London). “It’s evocative, hallucinatory divide us and the inability of hard-liners on both sides to hear the stuff…an unforgettable 80 minutes.” —Time Out London. opposing view.” —Denver Post. “A tough-minded and courageous work.” —Denver Westward. “A play that takes you through an emo- tional and educational journey.” —Denver Darling. “A Passover Seder Three Sisters dinner provides the premise for a free-swinging discussion of politics and religion…The ethnic smorgasbord serves up zingers for every by Anton Chekhov, translated by Curt Columbus palate.” —Variety. Drama Full Length 9 men, 5 women $75 per performance Under the Whaleback $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2859-2) by Richard Bean $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2860-8) Drama Full Length THE STORY: Somewhere in the backwoods of Russia, the three Prozorov 6 men, 1 woman sisters—Olga, Masha and Irina—live in the large, beautiful house their $75 per performance father has left them. Raised to be bastions of refinement and taste, but $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2956-8) stranded amongst smalltown folk with no ambition, they cling desperately $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2958-2) to memories of the bright, thriving Moscow they left as children. Unable to bear the ordinariness of their lives, tempers flare and all manner of THE STORY: The year is 1965. Aboard the Kingston Jet docked in Hull, appetites go unchecked, eliciting wild and dangerous responses from England, a new teenage sailor, Daz, receives shocking information about those around them and turning the proper Prozorov home into a place his lineage from a legendary deckhand. Flash forward to 1972. A violent where anything can happen. Curt Columbus’ THREE SISTERS is Anton storm off the Icelandic coast thrashes the James Joyce and its crew of Chekhov’s rich tapestry of heartbreak and bad behavior. merchant fishermen, including Daz, with fatal consequences. Flash for- ward again to 2002. Daz is now 54, a father, and the curator of the Arctic THE REVIEWS: “Chekhov once said that life is both complex and Kestrel museum ship. A mysterious stranger unexpectedly enters after simple, [and] THREE SISTERS, by mining the utter, giggly absurdity of hours, making furious accusations and playing a dangerous game. its characters, captures that paradox pristinely. Columbus’ new translation is more economical than lyrical, but it suits [the] black- THE REVIEWS: “[Reminiscent] strongly of O’Neill’s magnificent early box aesthetic to hear Masha dryly recall someone as ‘Mikhail sea plays…If one function of theatre is to take you into other worlds, Something-ovich’…poised between suffering and silliness, striking Bean’s play succeeds in conveying the hermetic heroism of a dying in its bald honesty and bold emotion.” —Time Out Chicago. trade.” —Guardian (London). “[A] well-researched account of the coarse

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and perilous lives of English fishermen on the North Sea during the peri- and agonies of twenty-first-century life.” —USA Today. “Everyone has od of the industry’s decline…frank realism that is difficult to watch, a monologue that is nothing short of hilarious. (You’ll find yourself and crude humor that is as much sad as funny.” —StageMagazine.org. using that word a lot.)…You’ve only spent a weekend with these peo- “[A] gripping look at a quaint foreign culture, full of foreboding and cul- ple, but you might want to spend the rest of your life with Vanya and minating in painful violence—much like McDonagh…Heritage and Sonia and Masha and Spike.” —Huffington Post. legacy are the marrow of this play—not only the history of the fishing culture and its decay, but also the impact of individuals on later gen- erations.” —BroadStreetReview.com. “…an enigmatically-titled play Warrior Class of exhilarating power.” —Variety. by Kenneth Lin

Drama The Vandal Full Length 2 men, 1 woman by Hamish Linklater $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2799-1) Dark Comedy $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2800-4) Full Length 2 men, 1 woman $75 per performance THE STORY: When Assemblyman Julius Lee makes a bid for $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2926-1) Congress, the ghosts of his college days come back to haunt him. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2927-8) Nothing reveals true colors like a sprint to the finish, when friends become enemies and allies can turn on a dime. WARRIOR CLASS is a THE STORY: Night, cold, a bus stop in Kingston, New York. A woman political battle of race, romance, forgiveness and debt. waits. A boy comes up. THE REVIEWS: “An absorbing new play…[an] incisive drama [that] THE REVIEWS: “Mr. Linklater writes tart, often friskily funny dialogue. seems to suggest that American politics has become a game that has All three characters are effectively drawn with sharp contours…[Their] as its ends not so much the improvement of the civic sphere but the antagonism gives way to a growing sense of camaraderie in their vicious thrill of the sport itself.” —NY Times. mutual acceptance of life’s sadness, and the long, inescapable shadow of mortality.” —NY Times. “Wistful…It’s about the unbreakable bond between life and death and the little pleasures and huge hurts along What Rhymes with America the way…Linklater could take the narrative anywhere. He leads it to the Twilight Zone.” —NY Daily News. “Intimate…dryly funny…[with] by Melissa James Gibson a final twist that lands halfway between O. Henry and M. Night Comedy/Drama Shyamalan.” —NY Post. Full Length 1 man, 3 women $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2914-8) Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2915-5) by Christopher Durang

Comedy THE STORY: A father and his teenage daughter stand on either side Full Length of a closed door. Life is unraveling for him, and it is entirely uncertain 2 men, 4 women for her. So begins Melissa James Gibson’s poignant, funny play about $85 per performance estrangement and the partially examined life. With her spare style, $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2863-9) mordant wit and compassionate insight, one of the most emotionally $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2864-6) penetrating and unique voices in theatre today wonders WHAT RHYMES WITH AMERICA. THE STORY: Winner of the 2013 Tony Award. Middle-aged siblings Vanya and Sonia share a home in Bucks County, PA, where they bicker THE REVIEWS: “This touching, sorrowful comedy [is]…full of compas- and complain about the circumstances of their lives. Suddenly, their sionate wonder at the innumerable ways in which lives can go wrong.” movie-star sister, Masha, swoops in with her new boy toy, Spike. Old —NY Times. “Gibson writes fluidly and beautifully for that Impatient resentments flare up, eventually leading to threats to sell the house. Age, slowing down our emotional metabolism for deeper scrutiny while Also on the scene are sassy maid Cassandra, who can predict the speeding proficiently through her scenes, each a sketchlike contrivance, future, and a lovely young aspiring actress named Nina, whose pretti- but none of them sketchy.” —New York Magazine. “People in Melissa ness somewhat worries the imperious Masha. James Gibson’s enchanting, tough-minded, 85-minute play, WHAT RHYMES WITH AMERICA, feel their way around life with an off-balance THE REVIEWS: “Broad comic acting is raised to the level of high neediness that is both morose and unexpectedly engaging…[Gibson] art…deliriously funny…a heedless good time.” —NY Times. makes us identify with people who struggle on the sides of what they “…riotous…the show’s a ton of fun even if you can’t tell your Seagull see as the center of things.” —Newsday. “Desperation, poor timing, from your Uncle Vanya…This is the kind of full-on comedy that’s sadly denial, miscommunication, estrangement, insecurities. All the stuff of rare on Broadway.” —NY Post. “Hugely entertaining…few contempo- comedy—thanks to Melissa James Gibson’s gift of quirky, rary playwrights have proven as deft as Durang at mining both the writing…There may not be a word that rhymes with America, yet absurdity and the dangers of human folly…in its own deliciously mad- Gibson expertly illuminates the non-rhyming poetry within ordinary peo- cap way, the new work offers some keen insights into the challenges ple desperate to figure out how to move forward.” —Associated Press.

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Who am I This Time? Wild with Happy (& Other Conundrums of Love) by Colman Domingo by Aaron Posner, adapted from stories Drama by Kurt Vonnegut Full Length 3 men, 1 woman (doubling) Comedy $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2847-9) 4 men, 3 women (doubling) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2848-6) $75 per performance $8.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2762-5) THE STORY: From the mind of Colman Domingo (a Tony Award nom- $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-2763-2) inee for The Scottsboro Boys and an winner for ) comes a deeply imaginative and utterly outrageous new THE STORY: The subject of this play—as we are told at the outset— work that explores the bizarre comedy that lies within death and is love, pure and complicated. Set on the stage of The North Crawford healing. Gil, an actor who’s struggling to carve out his own new life, Mask & Wig Club (“the finest community theatre in central finds his worlds colliding when his mother dies and he decides to Connecticut!”), three early comic masterpieces by Kurt Vonnegut have her cremated. But where should he scatter the ashes? And can (“Long Walk to Forever,” “Who am I This Time?” and “Go Back to Your he make a fairytale ending for her in the one place that made her Precious Wife and Son”) are sewn together into a seamless evening WILD WITH HAPPY? of hilarity and humanity. With a single set, wonderful roles for seven versatile actors, and Vonnegut’s singular wit and insight into human THE REVIEWS: “WILD WITH HAPPY, a sweet, funny and forgivably foibles, this is a smart, delightful comedy for the whole family. sentimental new play…leaves behind a warm, pleasurable glow with- out becoming too sticky.” —NY Times. “An irreverent, fast-moving THE REVIEWS: “…as a night in the theatre, it’s easy to love.” —The comedy that satirizes organized religion, Disneyworld, the American Oregonian. “It takes love as its subject and handles it with the utmost funeral industry and 21st-century burial rituals…Underlying all the skill…The overwhelming message, though, is one of hope, delivered one-liners are some serious themes about community, the value of rit- with humor and heart…delightful.” —Willamette Week. “This uals and the unexpected effects of grief. Warm-hearted and nicely delightful, lyrical piece of love and simpler times…delivers just the informed by Domingo’s irrepressible irony.” —Associated Press. “As a right amount of fun…and more than a few belly laughs of a more home- writer, Domingo has such a huge heart that you just want to indulge spun Vonnegut quality. Audiences will find themselves enchanted and him.” —NY Post. often laughing out loud.” —PortlandStageReviews.com. “The play might be light, but it’s also serious, because its subject is the mysteri- ous powers and vagaries of love. And it might be new, but its verities are traditional: tight script…approachable characters, recognizable tension, satisfying resolution.” —Oregon Arts Watch.

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

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★ The Bad Guys Baby The Blue Hour: City Sketches Brilliant Traces Bad Habits The Best Daddy Bluebird Bringing It All Back Home Bad Seed Best Half Foot Forward Blue/Orange Broken Glass A Bad Year for Tomatoes The Best Man Blues for an Alabama Sky Broke-ology Bad-Ass of the Rip Eternal ★ The Best of Everything Bob: A Life in Five Acts Brontosaurus Bag Lady Best of Friends Bodies Brooklyn Boy The of the Sad Cafe ★ Bethany Bodies, Rest and Motion Brother Rat Ballad of Yachiyo Betrayal The Body & The Wheel Brotherhood Balloon Shot A Betrothal A Body of Water (Blessing) The Brothers Karamazov Balm in Gilead Bette and Me A Body of Water (Zark) (Fishelson) The Baltimore Waltz Better Days The Bodybuilders The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow, Bang Bang Beirut Betty the Yeti Bolero Tumarin) Bang the Drum Slowly Betty’s Summer Vacation Bondage The Brothers Size Baptized to the Bone Between Us Bonjour, La, Bonjour Brown Pelican A Barbarian in Love Beyond the Horizon Bontche Schweig Brutality of Fact Barefoot in Athens Beyond Your Command Book of Days The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Barefoot Woman in the Red Dress BFE Book of Leviticus Show Chameleon Skin Bargains BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) The Book of Liz Buddies A Barrel Full of Pennies Bhutan The Book of Murder Buffalo Hair The Barretts of Wimpole Street A Bicycle Country Boom Bug Barrymore’s Ghost Big Al Boom Town Bugs Bartok as Dog Big Fish, Little Fish Borak Buicks Based on a Totally True Story The Big Funk Borderline ★ Bull The Basement (Pinter) The Big Knife Borderlines The Bungler The Basement (Schisgal) Big Mary Born Bad The Burial of Esposito Bat Boy: The Musical Big Mother Born Yesterday Buried Child The Batting Cage The Big Slam Bosoms and Neglect Buried Inside Extra Battle of Angels Big Sur Boston Marriage Burkie Be Aggressive The Biggest Thief in Town Botticelli Burn This Be Your Age The Bilbao Effect Bouncers Burning Bright The Bear The Billion Dollar Saint Bound East for Cardiff Bury the Dead The Beard Billy Budd Boundary Waters Bus Riley’s Back in Town Beast Billy Irish Bourbon at the Border Bus Stop (Inge) Beautiful Child Bindle Stiff Box Bus Stop (Silverstein) Beautiful Thing The Bird Cage Boy Bus Stop Diner Beauty and the Beast Bird of Ill Omen The Boy in the Basement Business Lunch at the Russian Tea Beauty of the Father Birds in Church Boy Meets Family Room Beauty on the Vine The Birthday Present Boy Meets Girl (Spewack) Businessmen Beauty Parade Bite the Hand Boy Meets Girl (Wasserstein) Busman’s Honeymoon The Beauty Queen of Leenane Bits and Pieces The Boy with Green Hair The Busy World is Hushed Beauty’s Daughter The Black and White Boys and Girls The Butler Did It Because Their Hearts were Pure Black Angel Boys’ Life The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & (or The Secret of the Mine) Black Cloud Morning New York The Boys Next Door Joseph, Herod the Nut & The Becky Shaw Black Girl Brand Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Becky’s New Car The Black Monk: A Chamber The Brass Ring Pear Tree Bed and Sofa Musical Bravo Button, Button The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Black Sheep (Blessing) Break Buy Me Blue Ribbons Been Taken Black Sheep (Rice) The Break of Noon Buy One Get One Free Before Breakfast Black Snow Breakfast and Bed By Hex Before It Hits Home Black Tie Breakfast in Bed By the Bog of Beggars in the House of Plenty Blackbird Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner By the Sea By the Sea By the The Beggar’s Opera Blade to the Heat Breaking Legs Beautiful Sea The Beginning of August Blessed Assurance Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code By the Way, Meet Vera Stark A Behanding in Spokane Blind Date Breath, Boom Cabin 12 Belfry Blind Willie and the Talking Dog Breathing Corpses Cacciatore: Three Short Plays Bell, Book and Candle The Blizzard Brendan Cafe Crown A Bell for Adano Blood and Gifts Brewsie and Willie Café Moon Belmont Avenue Social Club Blood Orange The Brick and the Rose Cages Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole The Bridal Night Cahoots Benito Cereno Blood Wedding The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky Cakewalk Benjamin Falling Bloody Mary The Bride’s Bouquet The Call Bernadine The Blowin of Baile Gall The Brides of March Call Me by My Rightful Name Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part Blowing Whistles A Brief Period of Time Call Me Shakespeare Invention Blue Door Bright Ideas Call Me Waldo: A Transcendental Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Blue Heaven Brighten the Corner Romance

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The Cameo Childe Byron Collected Stories Crawling Arnold Camino Real Children The Collection Crazy Eights Can Can Children of a Lesser God Colorado The Creation of the World and Canadian Gothic Children of the Wind The Colored Museum Other Business Candle in the Wind The Children’s Crusade The Columnist Creative Development Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert The Children’s Hour Come Down Burning The Credeaux Canvas Canker Sores and Other The Children’s Story Come on Strong Creditors Distractions The Chinese Come Slowly, Eden Crimes of the Heart Capitalism 101 Chinese Coffee The Comeback The Cripple of Inishmaan Captains and Courage The Chinese Restaurant Syndrome Comes a Day Crisscross Captive Audience Chinglish Coming Home Criss-Crossing The Captivity of Pixie Shedman The Chiropodist Coming of Age in Soho Critic’s Choice Carbondale Dreams Chocolate Cake Coming of the Hurricane The Crocodile Smile Cardinal O’Connor Choosing Sides The Coming World Crossin’ the Line Career Angel (Female Version) Chopin in Space Command Decision Crossings Career Angel (Male Version) The Chopin Playoffs The Common Pursuit Crowns The Caretaker The Chosen Companions of the Fire The Crucible Carl the Second Christmas Belles The Company of Heaven Crumbs from the Table of Joy Carnal Knowledge A Christmas Carol (Baizley) Compleat Female Stage Beauty Crunch Time Carol Mulroney A Christmas Carol (Linney) Complete Works Volume 1 (Pinter) A Cry of Players The Carpenters A Christmas Carol (Schario) Complete Works Volume 2 (Pinter) The Cryptogram The Carpetbagger’s Children A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Compulsion (Levin) ¡Cuba Si! The Case of the Crushed Petunias of Christmas (Wilson) Compulsion or The House Behind The Cuban Swimmer Cash Flow A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Compulsion (Patrick) Cuckoos on the Hearth The Castle Marley (Horovitz) Confession Cue for Passion The Castro Complex Christmas on Mars Confluence The Curate’s Play The Cat Act Christopher Blake The Conscientious Objector The Curious Savage Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Chug The Consequences of Goosing Curse of the Starving Class The Catch Colt The Cider House Rules, Part One: The Constituent Curtains (Bill) ★ Catch the Fish Here in St. Cloud’s A Contemporary American’s Guide Curtains (Gonzalez) Catfish Moon The Cider House Rules, Part Two: to a Successful Marriage © Cyrano de Bergerac Cat’s Cradle In Other Parts of the World 1959 Daddies The Cavalcaders Cinderella Wore Combat Boots Continental Divide The Dadshuttle The Cave Circle Mirror Transformation Continental Divide: Daughters of Dalton’s Back Cave Life Circus Lady the Revolution Damage Control Cavedweller A Civil War Christmas: An Continental Divide: Mother’s The Dance and the Railroad Cavern of the Jewels American Musical Celebration Against A Dance Lesson Celebration (Perrin) Clair de Lune Contribution Dance of Death (Greenberg) Celebration (Pinter) Claire Contributions The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Cell Clandestine on the Morning Line Control Freaks The Dancers Clara The Controversy of Valladolid Dancing at Lughnasa Cemetery Man Class Conflict Convenience The Dancing Mice The Ceremony of Innocence A Clearing in the Woods Conversation with a Sphinx Dancing on Moonlight Chain of Circumstances Clever Dick Conversations with the Spanish Danger: Memory! The Champagne Charlie Stakes Click Lady The Dangers of Tobacco Character Lines Cliffhanger Convicts Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Charity The Climate of Eden ★ Core Values Daphne in Cottage D Charlie and Vito Close of Play The Corn is Green The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Charlie Blake’s Boat Close Ties Corpus Christi Dark Hammock Charlie’s Farewell Closer The Couch The Dark is Light Enough The Chase Clothes for a Summer Hotel The Countess Dark Matters Chase Me, Comrade! Cloud Seven Counting the Ways Dark, No Sugar Chaucer in Rome Clucks The Country Club Dark Play or Stories for Boys Cheating Cheaters Clutterbuck The Country Girl The Dark Room ★ Checkers Clybourne Park Coup Dark Sun A Cheever Evening The Coal Diamond Courtship Dark Victory Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Cobb The Courtship of Morning Star Darwin in Malibu Hyde Play ★ Cock Cousins A Dash of Bitters The Chemistry of Change Cockeyed Kite The Cowboy, the Indian and the Dashing Through the Snow The Cherry Orchard (Corrigan) The Cocktail Hour Fervent Feminist Da-Show Must Go On (Dashow) The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Cocktails with Mimi Cowgirls Daughters of Atreus The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Coco Puffs Coyote on a Fence Dawn Chesapeake Cold Coyote Ugly A Day for Surprises Chick Cold Sweat Cradle and All Day in the Sun Chicken Colder Than Here Crafty A Day of Absence

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The Day Room Desire Desire Desire Dogbrain Dying City Day Standing on Its Head Desire Under the Elms Doing a Good One for the Red Early Dark The Day They Shot John Lennon Desperadoes Man Early Warnings Days Ahead Desperate Affection A Doll’s House (McGuinness) Earth and Sky The Days and Nights of BeeBee Detective Story A Doll’s House (Meyer) East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Fenstermaker ★ Detroit Dolores Empty House Days of Wine and Roses Deuce Domestic Issues Easter (Scheffer) Daytrips The Devil and Daniel Webster (Porter) Easter (Strindberg) The Dazzle A Devil Inside Don Juan (Wilbur) Easter Night D.C. The Devils Don Juan in Chicago Eastern Standard ¿De Donde? Devour the Snow Doña Rosita the Spinster Eat Cake Dead Certain Dial M for Murder ★ Don’t Go Gentle Eat the Taste Dead End Diana Does It Dottie and Richie Eat Your Heart Out The Dead Eye Boy The Diary of Anne Frank (Goodrich, Double Solitaire The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Dead Giveaway Hackett) Double Wedding Eclipsed The Dead Guy The Diary of Anne Frank Doubt, a Parable An Educated Lady A Dead Man’s Apartment (Kesselman) The Doughgirls Edward, My Son The Deadly Game A Different Moon Down and Out Edwin Booth Deaf Day Diff’ Down the Road The Effect of Gamma Rays on The Deal Digby Down the Shore Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds Dealer’s Choice Dilemma The Dozens The Egghead Dear Delinquent Diminished Capacity Dr. Cook’s Garden Eh? Dear Friends Dimly Perceived Threats to the Dr. Fish Einstein and the Polar Bear Dear Kenneth Blake System Dr. Fritz The Einstein Project Dear Ruth The Dining Room Dr. Hero El Hermano Dearborn Heights The Dinosaur Musical Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Eleanor Sleeps Here The Dearest of Friends Dink’s Blues Dracula (Dietz) Election Year Dearly Beloved Dinner with Friends Dracula (Johnson) Eleemosynary Dearly Departed Dinner with the Superfriends Dragon Country Elegy for a Lady The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch Dinny and the Witches Dragonwings Elephants Death by Fatal Murder Direct from Death Row The The Drapes Come Eleven Short Plays by William Inge Death Comes to Us All, Mary Scottsboro Boys The Dream Coast Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue Agnes Dirty Story Dream Girl Elliot Loves Death in the Family Dirty Talk (Pintauro) Dream of Passion Elm Circle Death of a Salesman The Dirty Talk (Puzzo) The Dream of the Burning Boy Embarrassments The Death of Bessie Smith Disciples A Dream Play Emma’s Child The Death of Frank Disconnect The Dreamer Examines His Pillow ★ Emotional Creature The Death of King Philip The Disintegration of James Dreamers Empathy The Death of Papa Cherry Dreams of Flight Emperor and Galilean The Death of the Old Man Disneyland on Parade Dreamtime for Alice The Emperor Jones The Death of Zukasky The Disposal The Dreamy Kid An Empty Plate in the Café du ★ Death Tax Distant Fires Dreyfus in Rehearsal Grand Boeuf Deathbed Distracted Driving Miss Daisy Enchanted April Deathtrap Diversions The Drop of a Hat The Enclave Debate Dividing the Estate Drowning Sorrows End of Summer Debbie Does Dallas Divorce—Anyone? The Druid Circle Endecott and the Red Cross The Debutante Ball Divorce Southern Style Drums Under the Windows Endpapers Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams The Dixie Swim Club Dublin Carol An Enemy of the People (Meyer) Deep are the Roots DMV Tyrant Duck An Enemy of the People (Miller) Deep Sleepers Do Not Feed the Animal Duck Hunter Shoots Angel English Made Simple The Deer and the Antelope Play Doctor Duck Hunting The English Teachers Deer Play Doctor Cerberus Ducks and Lovers The Enigma Defender of the Faith Doctor Galley Duel of Angels Enigma Variations (Ives) The Doctor Will See You Now Dumb Show Enigma Variations (Schmitt) Deflowering Waldo (Durang) The Dumb Waiter Enron Degas C’est Moi The Doctor Will See You Now Dumping Ground Entertaining Mr. Helms The Delusion of Angels (Patrick) Dunelawn Epic Proportions Democracy Dodge The Dunes Epilogue Demon Wine Dodsworth Durang/Durang Epiphany Den of Thieves Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? Durango Equivocation ’Dentity Crisis Dog Eat Dog Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Erik the Fourteenth The Departure of Brian O’Callahan Dog Lady Dusk Eris Desdemona, A Play About a Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Dusk Rings a Bell The Eros Trilogy Handkerchief Teenage Blockhead Dust in Your Eyes Escanaba in da Moonlight The Designated Mourner The Dog Sitters The Dwarfs The Escort

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Eternal Triangle Fancy Meeting You Again Five Women Wearing the Same Lune Ethan Frome The Fantod Dress Franklin’s Apprentice Etta Jenks Farewell, Farewell, Eugene Flag Day Fran’s Bed Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers The Farmer’s Daughter Flatboatman Free Eulogy for Mister Hamm Farragut North The Flatulist ★ A Free Man of Color An Evening for Merlin Finch Fast Women Flaubert’s Latest Freedomland Evening Star Fat Men in Skirts A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) Freeman Eve-Olution Father and Son A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) The French Touch Everett Beekin Father Dreams Flesh and Blood (Gaitens) Fresh Horses Every Night When the Sun Goes Father Malachy’s Miracle Flesh and Blood (Hanley) Freud’s House Down Father of the Bride Flight Freud’s Last Session Every Seventeen Minutes the The Father (Hailey) Flight into Egypt Friday Night Crowd Goes Crazy! The Father (Meyer) Flight Lines Fridays Every Year at the Carnival Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry Flight to the West The Froegle Dictum Everybody Has to be Somebody Fathers and Sons The Flounder Complex From Above Everybody Loves Opal Father’s Day The Flowering Peach Frost/Nixon Everybody’s Girl Fault Lines The Flu Season The Frosted Glass Coffin Everybody’s Secret Faustus Flyin’ West Frozen Everyman Today Fear Network News The Flying Gerardos Frozen Dog Everything in the Garden Feathertop Flywheel and Anna The Frying Pan Everything Will be Different Feedlot F.M. Fuddy Meers Evolution Feiffer’s People FOB Full Frontal Nudity The Exact Center of the Universe Ferryboat Fog on the Mountain Full Gallop Exact Change The Festivities The Folding Green Full Hookup An Examination of the Whole The Fever The Food Chain Full Moon (Krasna) Playwright/Actor Relationship A Few Stout Individuals Food for Fish Full Moon (Price) Presented As Some Kind of Cop Fiat Food Related Fully Committed Show Parody The Fiery Furnace Fool for Love Fun Excursion Fifth of July The Footsteps of Doves Funeral Parlor The Exercise Fifth Planet For Love or Money Fur Hat The Exhibition Fifty Words For the Use of the Hall The Further Adventures of Hedda Exits and Entrances ★ Figaro ★ For This Moment Alone Gabler The Exonerated The Filmmaker’s Mystery For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls Further Than the Furthest Thing Expecting Isabel The Final Interrogation of Force Continuum Galahad Jones An Experiment with an Air Pump Ceausescu’s Dog Force of Nature Gallows Humor Extensions Final Orders The Foreigner The Gamester Eye of God Final Passages Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue Garbage Bags The Eye of the Beholder Final Performance, or The Curtain Forever Yours, Marie-Lou The Gardens of Frau Hess Eyes for Consuela Falls For-Everett The Gay Deceiver The E.Z. Snooz Motel Final Placement The Former One-on-One The Gazebo F2M Finding Claire Basketball Champion Gemini A Fable Finding the Sun Fortinbras General Gorgeous Fables for Friends Finishing Touches Found a Peanut The General of Hot Desire Fabulation or, The Re-Education of ★ Finks Four General Seeger Undine Fire Dance Four Baboons Adoring the Sun The Gentle People Fabuloso Fire in the Hole Four Benches Geometry of Fire The Fabulous Invalid Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Four Dogs and a Bone George Washington Slept Here Face Divided Brooklyn and Other Identities Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Gettin’ It Together The Facts The First Actress Four One-Act Plays by Robert Getting Away with Murder A Fair Country The First Gentleman Schenkkan Getting Frankie Married—and Fair Exchange First Lady Four Plays by Conor McPherson Afterwards Fair Game First Lady Suite Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass Getting Out The Fairy Garden First Love (Margulies) Four Short Plays by Lanford Ghost Children Faith First Love (Taylor) Wilson The Ghost of Rhodes Manor The Fall of the City The First Night of “Pygmalion” Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff The Ghost Sonata ★ Falling The Firstborn Four Twelves are 48 A Ghost Story Falling Man Fish The Fourth Wall Ghost World Fam and Yam Fit to be Tied Foxhole in the Parlor Ghosts (Meyer) Fame Takes a Holiday Five Course Love The Fragile Fox Ghosts (Wilson) Family Business Five Evenings Fragments (Albee) Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks The Family Continues Five in Judgment Fragments (Schisgal) Ghost-Writer Family Devotions Five Kinds of Silence Frame 312 The Giants’ Dance The Family Man Five One-Act Plays by Alan Ball The Framer Gideon Family Meeting Five One-Act Plays by Murray Frankenstein ★ Gidion’s Knot Family Voices Schisgal Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Gift of Murder!

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The Gifted Program (Hatcher) Hamlet ESP Hesh The Gifts of the Magi The Government Inspector (Raby) The Hammerstone Hey You, Light Man! The Gimmick G.R. Point A Handful of Rainbows Hidden Agendas The Gingerbread House Grace A Handful of Stars The Hidden River The Gingham Dog The Grace of Mary Traverse The Hands of Its Enemy Hide and Seek Gint Graceland (Byron) Handy Dandy The Hide and Seek Odyssey of The Girl and the Soldier Graceland (Fairey) Hangnail Madeline Gimple A Girl Can Tell Gramercy Ghost Hank Williams: Lost Highway The Hiding Place Girl Gone The Grand Manner Hannah and Martin High Cockalorum The Girl Who Loved The Beatles Grand Prize The Happiest Millionaire High Dive The Girls of the Garden Club A Grand Romance Happy The High School Girls’ Talk The Grand Tour Happy Ending High Sign Girls We Have Known Grandma Duck is Dead Happy for You High Tor Give Me Your Answer, Do! Grandma Steps Out Happy Now? (Coxon) The Highest Tree Gizmo Love The Grapes of Wrath The Happy Time Hilda Crane The Glass Menagerie The Grass Harp Hard Hat Area Hillary: A Modern Greek Tragedy Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Grass Widows The Hardy Boys and the Mystery with a (Somewhat) Happy Glutt A Grave Undertaking of Where Babies Come From Ending The Gnadiges Fraulein The Great American Cheese Harold ★ Him The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? Sandwich ★ Harper Regan His Dish Goblin Market The Great American Trailer Park The Harry and Sam Dialogues The Hitch-Hiker God of Carnage Musical Harry Outside Hocus Pocus The God of Hell A Great Career The Harvesting Hold Me! God of Vengeance Great Expectations Harvey Hold Please God Says There is No Peter Ott Great Falls The Hasty Heart The Holdup God’s Great Supper The Great Gatsby The Hat Holiday for Lovers God’s Man in Texas The Great God Brown The Haunted Honeymoon Hollywood Arms Going Once ★ The Great God Pan Haunted Lives Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Going to See the Elephant The Great Labor Day Classic The Haunting of Hill House Who Loved a Salary Going to St. Ives The Great Nebula in Orion Have a Nice Day The Hologram Theory Gold Great Scot! Having Our Say, The Delany Holy Ghosts Gold and Silver Waltz The Great Sebastians Sisters’ First 100 Years The Homage that Follows The Golden Age (Gurney) Great Solo Town Having Wonderful Time Home (Cahill) ★ Golden Age (McNally) The Green Hill He Ain’t Heavy Home (Williams) Golden Boy Green Julia The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Home at Six Golden Child The Green Pastures Heart of a City Home Free! The Golden Six Greenwich Mean Heart of a Dog Home Front The Golden State (Spewack) Grey Gardens The Heart Outright Home Life of a Buffalo The Golden State (Wilson) The Grey Zone Hearts Beating Faster Home of the Brave The Golden Years Griller ★ Hearts Like Fists The Homecoming Goldfish Gross Indecency: The Three Trials Heathen Valley Homeland Security The Golem of Oscar Wilde Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Homework Gone Goth The Ground Zero Club Divine Comedy Honour Gone Missing Group Heaven Can Wait Hoodoo Love Gone to Take a… The Groves of Academe Heaven on Earth Hooters Gone Tomorrow Gruesome Playground Injuries Hedda Gabler (Baitz) Hope Good as New Guardians Hedda Gabler (Friel) Hope is the Thing with Feathers The Good Body Guerilla Gorilla Hedda Gabler (Hughes) Hopscotch Good Boys and True Guests of the Nation Hedda Gabler (Meyer) The Horse Latitudes Good Day Gulf View Drive Hedwig and the Angry Inch Horsedreams The Good Negro Gum The Heidi Chronicles Hortensia and the Museum of Good Night, Caroline Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle Heights Dreams The Good Parts Guns Don’t Kill ★ The Heir Apparent The Hot L Baltimore Good People Gus and Al The Heiress Hot ’n’ Throbbing The Good Thief The Guys Hellcab A Hotel on Marvin Gardens Good Thing Gym Teacher Hello Again The Hotel Play A Good Time The Gynecologist Hello from Bertha The Hothouse ★ Good with People Habit Hello Herman The Hound of the Baskervilles Goodbye Freddy The Habitation of Dragons Henrietta the Eighth House Arrest: A Search for Goodbye, Howard The Habitual Acceptance of the Henry (After Pirandello) American Character In and Goodbye Oscar Near Enough Henry Flamethrowa Around the , Past Goodly Creatures Hagar’s Children Henry Lumper and Present Gorgo’s Mother The Hairy Ape Her Majesty, Miss Jones The House in Town A Gothic Tale Halcyon Days The Herbal Bed House Made of Air The Government Inspector The Hallelujah Girls ★ Heresy The House of Bernarda Alba

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The House of Sleeping Beauties The Imaginary Invalid It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Juliet The House of Yes An Imaginary Life It’s a Small World Juliet, Yancey, April Snow House Without Windows Imagining “America” It’s Been Wonderful July 7, 1994 Housebreaking Imagining Brad It’s Called the Sugar Plum Jumpin’ Jupiter The Houseguests The Immoralist It’s Only a Play Jumping for Joy The Housekeeper Impassioned Embraces It’s Showdown Time Jungle Rot The How and the Why Impossible Marriage Ivanov (Corrigan) Junior Miss How I Got That Story Impressionism Ivanov (Schmidt) Junk Yard How I Learned to Drive Impromptu I’ve Got Sixpence Juno’s Swans How Much, How Much? ★ In a Forest, Dark and Deep Ivory Tower Just Hold Me How to Say Goodbye In a Northern Landscape Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en K2 How We Reached an Impasse on In a Word Revenge Karima’s City Nuclear Energy In Any Language Jacob and Jack Katherine Desouza Howie the Rookie In Arabia We’d All be Kings Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol The Keepers How’s the World Treating You? In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Jacobowsky and the Colonel Keepin’ an Eye on Louie Hrosvitha In Old Vermont Jacob’s Ladder The Kentucky Cycle Huck Finn In Place Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & The Kentucky Marriage Proposal Hughie In Real Life Living in Paris Key Exchange Human Error In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Jailbait Key Largo A Human Interest Story (or The In the Blood The Jammer Keyhole Lover Gory Details and All) In the Desert of My Soul Jar the Floor Kibbutz Humpty Dumpty In the Dressing Room Jason Kicking a Dead Horse The Hundred and First In the Footprint: The Battle Over Jealousy Kid Champion The Hunter and the Bird Atlantic Yards Jeffrey Kid Purple Hunter Gatherers In the Red and Brown Water Jenny Keeps Talking Killers Hurricane of the Eye In the Summer House Jenny Kissed Me Killers and Other Family Hurt Village In the Wake Jest a Second! Kimberly Akimbo Hysterical Blindness In the Zone Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train Kin I am a Camera In-Betweens Jesus on the Oil Tank A Kind of Alaska I am My Own Wife An Incident at the Standish Arms Jiley Nance and Lednerg Kind Sir I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Incident at Vichy Jimmy Shine King of Hearts I Can’t Remember Anything Incommunicado Jitters King of Shadows I Don’t Know What I’m Doing The Incomparable Max Jo The King of the ★ I Got Sick Then I Got Better Incorruptible Joan of Lorraine Kingdom Come I Hate Hamlet Independence Joe and ’s Theatre of Kingdom of Earth I Knock at the Door The Indian Wants the Bronx Brotherly Love and Financial Kiss and Tell I Love Lucy Who? Infant Mortality Success Kiss the Boys Good-bye I Never Sang for My Father An Infinite Ache Joey Kissing Christine I Remember Mama Inherit the Wind Joey-Boy Kissing Sweet I Remember Mama (High School Innocent Thoughts, Harmless John and Mary Doe Kit Marlowe Version) Intentions John Brown’s Body Kith and Kin I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix The Innocents’ Crusade John Gabriel Borkman Kitty Kitty Kitty I Sailed with Magellan Insect Love John Loves Mary Kitty the Waitress I was Dancing An Inspector Calls John Turner Davis Klonsky and Schwartz Ice Glen Insurrection: Holding History Johnny Belinda Knickerbocker The Ice-Breaker Integrity Johnny Bull Kokoro (True Heart) The Iceman Cometh The Intelligent Design of Jenny Johnny No-Trump Komachi The Idiot Chow Johnny Pye The Kramer Idiot’s Delight Interlock The Johnstown Vindicator Kringle’s Window The Idiots Karamazov Intermission Joined at the Head L.A. If the Shoe Pinches Interurban The Joke Code La Bête ★ If There is I Haven’t Found It Yet The Interview (Swet) Jonah L.A. Sketches If Walls Could Talk Interview (van Itallie) Joseph Dintenfass Labor Day If We are Women Intimate Apparel Josephine: The Mouse Singer Ladies at the Alamo If You were My Wife I’d Shoot Inventing Van Gogh The Journals of Mihail Sebastian Ladies in Retirement Myself Invitation to a March Journey to Bahia The Ladies Man I-Kissandtell Iphigenia Journey to Jerusalem The Ladies of the Camellias Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye The Iron Cross Journey to the Day The Ladies Should be in Bed ’Ile ★ Isaac’s Eye The Joy Luck Club Lady An Iliad Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the The Joy of Going Somewhere The Lady and the Clarinet I’ll be Home for Christmas Russian Navy Definite The Lady from Dubuque I’m Herbert Isn’t It Romantic Judaic Park The Lady from Havana I’m Really Here Isn’t Nature Wonderful? Judith The Lady from the Sea The Imaginary Cuckold, or It Can’t Happen Here ★ Juicy and Delicious The Lady of Fadima Sganarelle Italian American Reconciliation Julie Johnson The Lady of Larkspur Lotion

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The Lady with All the Answers Legend of Sarah The Little Foxes Mail Train Run Tonight?) The Lady’s Not for Burning The Legendary Stardust Boys The Little Girl Who Lives Down ★ Love Sick Lake Hollywood Lemon Sky the Lane Love Song Lake Street Extension Lemonade The Little Hut The Love Suicide at Schofield The Land is Bright Lemons Little Joe Monaghan Barracks (Full Length) The Land of Cockaigne Lenten Pudding Little Johnny The Love Suicide at Schofield The Land of the Astronauts Les Belles Soeurs Little Miss Fresno Barracks (One Act) Land O’Fire A Lesson Before Dying The Little Tommy Parker The Love Talker Landscape of the Body ★ Let Me Down Easy Celebrated Colored Minstrel Love! Valour! Compassion! The Language Archive Let Me Hear You Whisper Show Love-Lies-Bleeding The Language of Trees Let Us Go Out into the Starry Night Little Victories The Loveliest Afternoon of the The Laramie Project Let’s Make Up Live Spelled Backwards Year The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later A Letter from Ethel Kennedy Live Broadcast Lovely Day Large Window on a Small World ★ Letters to Sala The Live Wire A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur The Lark Levitation The Lively Lad The Lover Las Meninas Levittown Lives of the Saints Lovers’ Quarrels The Last Days of Judas Iscariot The Liar (Ives) Living at Home A Lovesong for Miss Lydia The Last December The Liar (Wilber) Living in this World Lower Ninth Last Gasps The Liar (Yalman) Living Out Loyalty The Last Good Moment of Lily The Librarian Lobby Hero L-Play Baker Lidless Lola Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Last Looks A Lie of the Mind Lolita Oberlander ★ Last Man Club The Lieutenant of Inishmore The Loman Family Picnic ★ Lucky Guy The Last Meeting of the Knights The Life and Adventures of Lombardi Lucky Nurse of the White Magnolia Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Lone Star The Lucky Spot The Last Night of Ballyhoo The Life and Adventures of The Loneliest Wayfarer Ludlow Fair The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Nicholas Nickleby, Part II Lonely, I’m Not Lullaby The Last of My Solid Gold The Life and Death of Almost A Lonely Impulse of Delight Luminescence Dating Watches Everybody Lonely Planet Luna Park Last of the Boys Life and Limb Lonesome Hollow Lunatic and Lover The Last of the Thorntons Life During Wartime The Lonesome West Lunch Break The Last Romance Life is a Dream Long Ago and Far Away Luv The Last Straw Life is Short The Long Christmas Ride Home Lydie Breeze The Last Sunday in June Life Science Long Day’s Journey into Night The Lyons Last to Go Life Under Water The Long Goodbye M. Butterfly Last Train to Nibroc Life with Father The Long Stay Cut Short or The The M Word Last Tuesday Life with Mother Unsatisfactory Supper Macbeth Did It ★ The Last Tycoon Life with Mother Superior The Long Voyage Home Madagascar The Last Word… A Life with No Joy in It The Long Watch Madam, Will You Walk? The Last Yankee (Full Length) Life x 3 Look: We’ve Come Through Made for a Woman The Last Yankee (One Act) The Lifeboat is Sinking Looking for Normal The Maderati The Late George Apley Light Up the Sky Lord Byron’s Love Letter The Madness of Lady Bright The Late Henry Moss Lighting Up the Two-Year Old Lorenzo The Madwoman of Chaillot Later Lightning A Loss of Roses The Magenta Moth Later Life The Lights Lost The Magic Act Laughing Stock (Linney) The Lilies of the Field The Lost Colony The Magic Fire Laughing Stock (Morey) Lillian Lot 13: The Bone Violin ★ Magic/Bird Laughing Wild Lily Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer The Mai Laughs Lily Dale Louie The Maiden’s Prayer Laughs, Etc. A Limb of Snow Love Among the Ruins The Majestic Kid Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees Linda Her Love and Happiness Make Like a Dog Laundry and Bourbon Line Love and Kisses Make Room for Rodney Laura Lips Together, Teeth Apart Love and Understanding Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ Laura Dennis The Lisbon Traviata Love Diatribe Malcolm The Laws Listening Love Drunk The Mall Lazarus Laughed Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Love in E-Flat Mama Won’t Fly Le Cid Little Bird Love is a Time of Day The Man Leader Little Brother: Little Sister Love is Contagious Man Dangling The Leading Lady Little David Love Letters Man from Nebraska The Learned Ladies The Little Dog Laughed Love, Loss and What I Wore The Man in a Case The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Little Egypt Love Me Long Man in a Restaurant Leaves Little Eyolf Love Minus The Man in the Dog Suit The Left Hand Singing Little Fears The Love of Four Colonels The Man Who Came to Dinner Legend Little Fish Love of the Game The Man Who Climbed Pecan Legend of Camille Little Footsteps Love Rides the Rails (or Will the Trees

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The Man Who Had All the Luck Men Without Dates Money Mad Mud, River, Stone The Man Who Never Died Men Without Wives The Monogamist A Murder The Manchurian Candidate Men’s Lives Monologue A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage The Mandrake Men’s Singles Monologue, February 1990 Murder by Poe Manhattan Class Company Class Mercy Monster Murder in Green Meadows One-Acts, 1992 Mere Mortals A Month in the Country (Nicolaeff) Murder Mistaken Manhattan Drum-Taps The Mermaids Singing A Month in the Country, After Murder, My Sweet Matilda Manny Meshugah Turgenev (Friel) Murder Once Removed Manuscript The Metamorphosis Months on End Murdered to Death Many Happy Returns Metropolitan Operas The Moon is Blue Murderers Marathon 33 Mickey The Moon is Down Murdering Marlowe Marble Mickey’s Teeth The Moon of the Caribbees Music from a Sparkling Planet Marching As to War The Middle Ages Moon over the Brewery The Musical Comedy Murders of Marco Millions Midgie Purvis Mooncastle 1940 Marco Polo The Midnight Caller Moonlight The Mutilated Marco Polo Sings a Solo The Mighty Gents Moonlight and Magnolias Mutual Benefit Life Marcus is Walking: Scenes from A Mighty Man is He The Moonlight Room Muzeeka the Road The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here The Moonshot Tape My Boy Jack Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet Anymore Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry ★ My Brilliant Divorce Margaret’s Bed The Millennium Fallacy Moose Mating My Buddy Bill Margin for Error ★ Mine More Solo Readings My Cousin Rachel Marie and Bruce The Mineola Twins The Morning After My Cup Ranneth Over Marie Antoinette: The Color of Minor Demons Morning Becomes Olestra My Dear Children Flesh Minor Murder Morning Star My Emperor’s New Clothes Marisol Minutes from the Blue Route The Most Damaging Wound My Kinsman, Major Molineux The Marowitz Hamlet The Miracle at Naples The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told My Life Marriage Misadventure Motel My Mother, My Father and Me The Marriage of Bette and Boo The Misanthrope The Mother of Modern Censorship My Name is Asher Lev The Marriage of Figaro The Miser (Chambers) The Motherfucker with the Hat My Name is Rachel Corrie Marriage Play The Miser (Magruder) Motherhood Out Loud My Pal George Marvin’s Room Miss Evers’ Boys A Mother’s Love My Red Hand, My Black Hand Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five Miss Farnsworth The Mound Builders My Side of the Story Mary Macgregor The Miss Firecracker Contest Mountain Language My Sister Eileen Mary, Mary Miss Julie Mountain Memory My Three Angels Mary Stuart Miss Lonelyhearts Mountain—The Journey of The Mystery at Twicknam The Masque of Kings Miss Witherspoon Justice Douglas Vicarage Mass Appeal Miss You The Mountaintop The Mystery of Attraction Master and Margarita or, The Missing/Kissing Mourning Becomes Electra Mystery Play Devil Comes to Moscow. Missing Marisa Mr. 80% The Mystery Plays The Master Builder Missing Persons Mr. & Mrs. ★ The Nacirema Society Requests Master Class The Missionary Position Mr. & Mrs. Fitch the Honor of Your Presence at a Master Olof Missouri Legend Mr. Arcularis Celebration of Their First One Masterpieces The Mistakes Madeline Made Mr. Barry’s Etchings Hundred Years Masters of the Trade Mistakes were Made Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm The Naked Eye Match Mister Angel Beach Naomi in the Living Room Mating Dance Mister Johnson Mr. Flannery’s Ocean National Velvet Max and Maxie Mister Roberts Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Natural Affection McReele Mixed Babies Mr. Marmalade Natural Disasters Me and Jezebel Mixed Couples Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus The Nature and Purpose of the Me and Thee Mixed Emotions Mr. Peters’ Connections. Universe “Me, Candido!” Mizlansky/Zilinsky or Schmucks Mr. Pickwick Neat Me, Myself & I Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Nebraska Measure for Pleasure Whale Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Necessary Targets Medea The Model Apartment Christmas Binge The Necklace is Mine Meet Me in Disneyland Modern Orthodox Mrs. Cage Ned Crocker The Meeting (Barlow) Mojo (Butterworth) Mrs. California Needs The Meeting (Stetson) Mojo (Childress) Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Neighbors Meg’s New Friend Molly Sweeney Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Nellie Toole & Co. Mel Says to Give You His Best Moloch Blues Mrs. Lincoln The Nerd The Member of the Wedding Mombo Mrs. Mannerly Nerve Memorial Day The Moment When Mrs. McThing A Nervous Smile Memory Momma’s Little Angels Mrs. Murray’s Farm Neville’s Island Memory of Summer Monday After the Miracle Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head Nevis Mountain Dew A Memory of Two Mondays Money Mrs. Sorken New Beat on an Old Drum The Memory of Water Money and Friends The Muckle Man The New Century

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New Jerusalem, The Interrogation The Notebook Opal’s Million Dollar Duck The Paris Letter of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud The Notebook of Trigorin Opera Comique Parted on Her Wedding Morn Torah Congregation: Now Operation Midnight Climax Party Time Amsterdam, July 27, 1656 The Number The Optimist A Passage to India A New Life Oatmeal and Kisses Opus The Passing of an Actor The New World Order Objective Case Or, Passing Strange New Year’s Eve The Observatory Orange Flower Water Passing Through New York Actor The O’Conner Girls An Ordinary Man Passing Through from Exotic The New York Idea The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Oregon Places Next Of Mice and Men The Orphans Passione Next Fall The Ofay Watcher The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Passport Next Time I’ll Sing to You Off the Map One: The Story of a Childhood The Past is the Past The Nice and the Nasty The Offering The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Pasta Nice People Dancing to Good Office Hours Two: The Story of a Marriage Patient A Country Music Offices The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Patio Nickel and Dimed Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Three: The Story of a Family Patio/Porch Night and Her Stars The Oil Well Orpheus Descending Patrick Henry Lake Liquors Night Dance The Old Beginning Orrin The Patriots The Night Heron The Old Boy Orson’s Shadow Paul Robeson Night Life The Old Glory Other Desert Cities The Pavilion Night Maneuver The Old Jew Other Hands Pay-Per-Kill ’Night, Mother Old Man Joseph and His Family Other People The Peacock Season Night of the Dunce Old Phantoms The Other Place (White) Peer Gynt The Night of the Iguana The Old Settler Other Places (Pinter) Peer Review The Night of the Tribades Old Times The Other Player Pen A Night Out Old Wicked Songs The Other Woman Penny Wise Night Seasons Old Wine in a New Bottle Our Girls People be Heard Night Thoughts The Oldest Living Graduate Our Lady of 121st Street People in the Wind Night Train to Bolina The Oldest Profession Our Lady of Sligo The People Next Door Night Watch Oldtimers Game Our Lady of the Tortilla The People’s Violin The Night Watcher Oleanna Ourselves Alone Perchance Nightclub Cantata Olio Out Cry A Perfect Analysis Given by a A Nightingale The Omelet Murder Case Out of Gas on Lovers Leap Parrot Nina in the Morning On an Average Day Out of the Flying Pan A Perfect Ganesh The Nina Variations On Borrowed Time Out West The Perfect Marriage Nine Armenians On Golden Pond ★ The Outgoing Tide A Perfect Mermaid Nine-Ten On Raftery’s Hill Outlanders The Perfect Party Ninotchka On the Bum, or The Next Train Outstanding Men’s Monologues ★ The Performers Nixon’s Nixon Through Volume One Period of Adjustment No Child… On the Edge (Hibbert) Outstanding Men’s Monologues Persephone or Slow Time No Child Left On the Edge (Pospisil) Volume Two The Person I Once Was No Dogs Allowed On the Line Outstanding Short Plays Personal Effects No Man’s Land On the Mountain Outstanding Women’s Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs On the Wings of a Butterfly Monologues Volume One Not Grow Up No One Will be Immune On Whitman Avenue Outstanding Women’s The Petrified Forest No Skronking Once for the Asking Monologues Volume Two Phaedra No Soliciting Once More with Feeling Over My Dead Body The Philadelphia No Time One Arm Over Texas Philip No Time for Sergeants One Bright Day Over the River and Through the Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread No Way Around But Through One for the Road Woods A Phoenix Too Frequent Nobody ★ One Man, Two Guvnors Over Twenty-One Photo Finish Nobody Loves an Albatross One Man’s Meat Overtime Photograph 51 Nocturne One Minute Play The Overwhelming Photographs: Mary and Howard None of the Above One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show The Owl Killer Phyllis and Xenobia Norm-Anon ★ One Slight Hitch Pagan Day The Physician North of Providence One Tennis Shoe Pageant Play The Piano Teacher ★ The North Pool One Thing More The Pain and the Itch A Picasso North Shore Fish The One-Armed Man The Palace at 4 a.m. Picked Northeast Local Only an Orphan Girl Pale Horse Picnic ★ The Norwegians The Only Thing Worse You Could A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden Picture Not I Have Told Me… Papp The Picture of Dorian Gray Not My Fault Only You Paragon Springs Pieces Not Now, Darling Opal is a Diamond Parakeet Eulogy Pig Not Waving Opal’s Baby Parallel Lives Pig Farm Note to Self Opal’s Husband Parasite Drag Pigeon

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The Pigman Privilege The Reckoning Robin The Pillars of Society The Prize Play Reclining Figure Rocket Man Pillow Talk The Prodigal (Richardson) ★ The Recommendation Rocket to the Moon The Pillowman The Prodigals (Evans) Red Rocks Pitching to the Star The Professional The Red Address Roger & Miriam The Pitmen Painters Progress Red Angel Roman Candle A Place at Forest Lawn Prologue The Red Coat Romance A Place on the Magdalena Flats Prologue: American Twilight The Red Devil Battery Sign Romance in D Plan Day The Promise Red Herring Romance, Inc. Planet Fires Proof Red Popcorn Romanoff and Juliet Plantation The Proposal Red Roses for Me Romantic Poetry The Play About the Baby Prymate Red Rover, Red Rover Romulus Play for Germs The Psychiatrist The Red Velvet Cake War Room Service Play It by Ear (The Festival) Psychopathia Sexualis Redwood Curtain The Room Play Time Pterodactyls Refuge A Roomful of Roses Play Yourself The Pull of Negative Gravity Regarding Electra The Rooming House Playing with Fire (After Punch and Judy Regrets Roommates Frankenstein) (Field) Pure Confidence Regrets Only Roosters Playing with Fire (Strindberg) The Purification Reindeer Soup The Root of Chaos Please Communicate Purple Dust Relatively Speaking Roots in a Parched Ground The Pleasure of His Company The Pushcart Peddlers The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s The Rope The Plumber’s Apprentice Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Day) Rosalee Pritchett Plunge Pvt. Wars (One Act) A Reluctant Tragic Hero Rosary The Pokey Pyretown Remains to be Seen Rosa’s Eulogy Polish Joke QED The Remarkable Susan The Rose Tattoo Ponies Quack Remedial English Rosebloom Poor Beast in the Rain Quail Southwest Request Stop Rosemary with Ginger Poor Fellas Quandary in Quando Requiem for Us A Rosen by Any Other Name The Pope’s Nose The Queen of Bingo Responsible Parties Rosen’s Son Popkins A Question of Figures The Rest of the Night Rosmersholm Pops A Question of Mercy The Retreat from Moscow Rouge Atomique Porch The Quick-Change Room The Return of Herbert Bracewell Rough Magic Port Authority Throw Down A Quiet, Empty Life or (Why am I Always Alone Roulette Portia Coughlan Quiet in the Land When I’m with You?) Routed Portrait of a Madonna Quiet, Please Reunion In Vienna A Royal Affair Posh Quills Revelers The Ruby Sunrise Postcards Quilters The Revenger’s Tragedy Ruined A Poster of the Cosmos Quotations from Chairman Mao Rex The Rules of Charity Potholes Tse-Tung Rex’s Exes Rules of Love Power Lunch Rabbit RFK Rum and Vodka Prairie du Chien Rabbit Hole The Rhesus Umbrella Run, Thief, Run! Praying for Rain Race Rib Cage The Runner Stumbles Precisely The Radiant Abyss Rich and Famous Running Prelude & Liebestod Radio Free Emerson Richard Cory Running on Empty Prelude to a Crisis Raft of the Medusa Riches Rupert’s Birthday Prelude to a Kiss Rag and Bone Ride Rush Limbaugh in Night School Pre-nuptial Agreement Rain Dance The Ride Down Mount Morgan Russian Transport The Prescott Proposals The Rainy Afternoon Ridiculous Fraud Rx Present Tense Raised in Captivity Riff Raff Sabrina Fair Press Conference Ramshackle Inn The Right Honourable Gentleman Sailor’s Song The Pretenders The Rant Right Behind the Flag Saint Stanislaus Outside the Pretty Fire Rantoul and Die Righting House The Price The Rat Race The Rimers of Eldritch Saints at the Rave The Pride Rats Ring of Men Sally and Marsha Pride and Joy Ravenswood Ring Round the Moon Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl The Primary English Class Raw Youth The Riot Act Detective The Prince and Mr. Jones Ready for the River Riot Grrrrl Guitar Sally’s Shorts Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Reasonable Circulation The Rise and Rise of Daniel Salt Lake City Skyline The Principality of Sorrows Reasons to be Pretty Rocket Salt-Water Moon The Prisoner Rebecca The Rivalry Sammi Prisoner of the Crown Rebel Armies Deep into Chad The River Samuel Hoopes Reading from His The Prisoner’s Song Rebel Women Road Show Own Works Private Contentment Recent Tragic Events The Road to the Graveyard The Sand Castle Private Eyes Recipe for a Crime Road Work Sand Mountain Private Jokes, Public Places Reckless The Roads to Home Sand Mountain Matchmaking

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The Sandbox Sequel to a Verdict The Show Must Go On (Klavan) Snow Orchid Santa Fe Sunshine Serenading Louie Show People Snowangel The Santaland Diaries Serendipity and Serenity Showdown on Rio Road Snowing at Delphi Sarah and the Sax A Sermon The Shrike So When You Get Married… Sarah, Sarah The Serpent Shyster Soap Opera (Ives) Satellites The Servant of Two Masters [Sic] Soap Opera (Pape) Saturday Adoption Seven Side Effects Sociability Saturday Night Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Side Man A Social Event Saturn Returns Little Kid Sight Unseen Soft Dude The Savage Dilemma Seven Menus Signature The Solid Gold Cadillac Savage in Limbo Seven Nuns at Las Vegas Signs of Trouble Solitaire Savages Seven Nuns South of the Border Silent Partners Solo Readings for Radio and Class The Savannah Disputation Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy Silver Linings Work Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn Wasserstein The Silver Whistle Solomon’s Child Saved from Obscurity Seven Short and Very Short Plays Simpatico Some Kind of Love Story Saved or Destroyed by Jean-Claude van Itallie A Simple Kind of Love Story Some Men Say De Kooning Seven Short Farces by Anton The Simple Truth Some Things You Need to Know Say Goodnight, Gracie Chekhov Simply Heavenly Before the World Ends (A Final Say You Love Satan Seven Sisters Sin Evening with the Illuminati) Scandal Point Seven Times Monday Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Some Voices Scapin The Seven Year Itch The Sin of Pat Muldoon Someone Waiting Scarcity Sexaholics Sing Me No Lullaby Something Cloudy, Something Scattergood Sexaholics and Other Plays Sing This Clear A Scene: Australia Sextet (YES) The Sirens Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday A Scent of Flowers Seymour in the Very Heart of Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All Something Intangible Scent of the Roses Winter for You Something to Hide Scheherazade Shadow and Substance Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Something Unspoken School for Husbands A Shadow of My Enemy The Sisters Rosensweig Somewhere in Between The School for Lies The Shaker Chair Six Degrees of Separation Somnambulist The School for Scandal Shakers Six Years The Son Who Hunted Tigers in The School for Wives Shakespeare’s R&J Skipper Next to God Jakarta Scooter Thomas Makes It to the The Shallow End The Skirmishers A Song for Coretta Top of the World A Shayna Maidel Skirmishes The Song of Louise in the Morning Scotland Road Shel Shocked The Skull Songs of Love Scrooge Shel’s Shorts A Skull in Connemara Sonia Flew Scuba Duba Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal Skylark Sons and Fathers The Sea Gull (Corrigan) Sherlock Holmes and the Skyscraper Sons of the Prophet The Sea Gull (van Itallie) Adventure of the Suicide Club Slacks and Tops Sophistry The Seagull (Hampton) ★ Sherlock Holmes and the Case of Slam! The Sorrows of Frederick Sea of Tranquility the Christmas Carol Slam the Door Softly Sorry, Wrong Number The Seafarer Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Sleep Deprivation Chamber The Sound of a Voice Search and Destroy the Sign of Four A Sleep of Prisoners Southern Cross The Searching Wind Sherlock Holmes: The Final The Sleeper Southern Exposure Seascape Adventure Sleeping Beauty Southern Hospitality Season of Choice Sherlock’s Last Case A Sleeping Country The Southwest Corner Season’s Greetings Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Sleeping Dogs Souvenir Second Best Bed Shining City The Sleeping Prince The Spa A Second of Pleasure Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— A Slight Ache Space Second Overture The Amazing Adventures of A Slight Case of Murder Spain Second Prize: Two Months in Louis de Rougemont (as Told by Slipping Spared Leningrad Himself) A Slow Air Sparks Fly Upward Second Threshold ★ Shivered Slow Dance on the Killing Ground ★ Sparrow Grass Secondary Cause of Death The Shock of Recognition Slow Memories Speaking in Tongues The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild Shoes ★ Slowgirl Speech & Debate The Secret of Freedom Shoeshine Small Craft Warnings Speed-the-Play Seduced Shooting Gallery The Small Hours The Spiral Staircase See My Lawyer Shooting High A Small, Melodramatic Story Spirit Control See Rock City Shooting Star (Dietz) Small War on Murray Hill Splash Hatch on the E Going See What I Wanna See Shooting Stars (Newman) Smash Down See the Jaguar The Shop at Sly Corner A Smell of Burning Splendor in the Grass Seeing Someone Short and Sweet Smile Splendora Seeking the Genesis Short Plays and Monologues by The Smile of the World Spring Awakening Semi-Detached Smoke Spring Dance A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still The Shortchanged Review Snakebit Spring Song the Frogboy Shotgun The Snow Ball Spunk

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Squirrel Stumps Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Things Between Us St. Francis Talks to the Birds Stupid Kids Me Listen Things We Want St Nicholas The Sty of the Blind Pig Talking Dog The Things You Least Expect St. Scarlet A Stye of the Eye Talking Pictures Thinking Up a New Name for the Stage Directions Subfertile Tall Story Act Stage Door Suburban Tragedy Tall Tales Third Stage Fright Suburbia Talley & Son Third and Oak: The Laundromat Stalag 17 Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Talley’s Folly Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Sudden and Accidental Re- Tantalus Third Best Sport Marriage Plays Education of Horse Johnson Tape Thirteen Things About Ed Standing on My Knees Suddenly Last Summer Tartuffe (Wilbur) Carpolotti Standup Shakespeare Suds in Your Eye Tartuffe; or The Weasel (Gray) This Star Eternal The Sugar Syndrome Tatjana in Color This Beautiful City The Star Wagon Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No Tea This Bird of Dawning Singeth All The Staring Match More Tea Party Night Long The Star-Spangled Girl Suicide—Anyone? Teach Me How to Cry This Day and Age State of the Union Suitcase or, Those That Resemble The Teahouse of the August Moon This is Our Youth States of Shock Flies from a Distance The Tears of My Sister This is the Rill Speaking Status Quo Vadis The Suitors Telemachus Clay This Lime Tree Bower Stay Summer and Smoke Tell-Tale This Property is Condemned Stay Carl Stay Summer Brave The Temperamentals This Thing of Darkness ★ The Steadfast Summer Cyclone Tempodyssey Thom Pain (Based on Nothing) Steel Magnolias Summer Morning Visitor Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Thor, with Angels Stefanie Hero Summer of ’42 Ten Chimneys Those That Play the Clowns The Stendhal Syndrome Summertree The Ten O’Clock Scholar Thoughts on the Instant of Stephen D Sunday Afternoon Ten Unknowns Greeting a Friend on the Street Stephen Foster or Weep No More Sunday in New York ★ Tender is the Night The Thracian Horses My Lady Sunlight ★ Tender Napalm Threads Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Sunrise at Campobello Tender Offer Three Changes America Sunset Freeway The Tender Trap Three Days of Rain Steve & Idi The Sunset Limited Ten-Dollar Drinks Three Hand Reel The Steward of Christendom Sunstroke The Ten-Minute Play About Three Men on a Horse Still Life (Dinelaris) Superior Donuts Rosemary’s Baby Three Monologues Still Life (Mann) Sure Thing Tennessee The Three Musketeers Still More Solo Readings Surf Report Tennessee and Me Three One-Act Plays by Jason The Stonewater Rapture The Survivalist The Tennis Game Miller Stoop The Survivors Tent Meeting Three One-Acts by David Lindsay- Stoop Stories Susan and God Terminal Abaire Stop Kiss Suspect Terminal Cafe Three Plays by Beth Henley Stop, You’re Killing Me Swamp Gothic Terra Nova Three Poets Stops Along the Way Swan Song Terrible Jim Fitch Three Postcards ★ Storefront Church The Swan The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Three Rings for Michelle Storm Swans Flying Terror by Gaslight Three Short Plays by Archibald Storm Operation Sweet Bird of Youth Tevya and His Daughters MacLeish The Story The Sweet By ’N’ By Thanks Three Short Plays by Christopher The Story of Mary Surratt Sweet Eros That Championship Season Durang The Strains of Triumph Sweet Storm That Other Person Three Short Plays by Jonathan A Strange and Separate People Sweet Sue That Serious He-Man Ball Marc Sherman Strange Boarders Swing Fever That’s All ★ Three Sisters (Columbus) Strange Interlude Swinging on a Star (The Johnny That’s It, Folks! The Three Sisters (Corrigan) Strangers on Earth Burke Musical) That’s My Cousin Three Sisters (Friel) The Strangest Kind of Romance Swirling with Merlin That’s Where the Town’s Going Three Sisters (van Itallie) The Straw Sylvia That’s Your Trouble Three Sisters (Wilson) Stray Cats Sympathetic Magic The Theatre of Illusion Three Tall Women Stray Dogs The Syringa Tree Theatrical Haiku Three Viewings The Street of Good Friends T Bone n Weasel Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Street Talk Tabletop Then… (Campton) Story A Streetcar Named Desire Tadpole Then (Simms) Throckmorton, TX. 76083 String Take a Deep Breath There are No Sacher Tortes in Our Through a Glass Darkly String Fever Take Me Out Society! Throwing Smoke The Strong Breed Taken in Marriage There Shall be No Night Thunder in the Index The Stronger Taking Leave These Shining Lives Thunder Rock Struggle Session Taking Sides Thicker Than Water Thymus Vulgaris Stuck A Tale of Chelm The Thief of Tears The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or Stuffings The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Thief River “How Not to Do It Again”)

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T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) Tribes Uncle Snake Vivien Leigh: The Last Press Ties The Trickeries of Scapin Uncle Vanya (Corrigan) Conference Ties That Bind The Tricky Part Uncle Vanya (Friel) Voice of Good Hope The Tiger The Trip to Bountiful Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) A Voice of My Own Tigers Be Still Triptych Uncle Zepp The Voice of the Turtle ’Til Beth Do Us Part The Triumph of Love Uncommon Women and Others Voir Dire Time and Ginger Trophies The Undefeated Rhumba Champ The Voysey Inheritance Time Flies Tropical Depression Under Control The Wager Time for Elizabeth The Trouble Begins at 8 Under Duress Wait Until Dark Time Out Trouble in the Works Under Observation Waiting Time Out for Ginger Trousers to Match Under the Sycamore Tree Waiting for Godot Time Stands Still Truckline Cafe ★ Under the Whaleback Waiting for Lefty Times and Appetites of Toulouse- True Crimes Under the Yum Yum Tree Waiting for Philip Glass Lautrec Trumpery The Understudy The Waiting Room Tiny Alice Trunk Crime The Uneasy Chair The Wake of Jamey Foster The Tiny Closet Trust (Dietz) The Unexpected Man Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Tiny Island Trust (Weitz) Unfinished Stories Wake Up, Darling Tiny Tim is Dead The Truth About Santa (An The Uninvited A Walk in the Woods Tira Tells Everything There is to Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) United Walking the Dead Know About Herself Truth and Reconciliation The Universal Language Wallflower Tirade Trying to Find Chinatown Unwrap Your Candy Walter Tuesdays with Morrie An Upset Walter Cronkite is Dead. To be Continued Tunnel of Love U.S. Drag Wanda’s Visit To Bobolink, for Her Spirit The Turn of the Screw Used Car for Sale Wandering To Bury a Cousin TV Utopia, Inc. War To Culebra Twain Plus Twain The Vagina Monologues The War on Poverty To Damascus (Part 1) Twelve Dreams Valentine’s Day The War on Tatem To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 The Valerie of Now Warm and Tender Love To Fool the Eye Twilight Walk Valhalla ★ Warrior Class To Forgive, Divine Twinkle, Twinkle Valparaiso The Wash Today I am a Fountain Pen Twister The Value of Names Wash and Dry Today is Independence Day Two Blind Mice The Vampires (Kondoleon) Washington Square Moves Tommy J & Sally Two Days The Vampyre (Kelly) Watbanaland Tomorrow Two Dozen Red Roses ★ The Vandal Watch on the Rhine The Tomorrow Box Two Eclairs Vanishing Act Watch the Birdie Too Close for Comfort Two Eggs Scrambled Soft ★ Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Watchman of the Night Too Much Memory Two Enthusiasts Spike Water by the Spoonful Tooth and Claw Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Variations on the Death of Trotsky The Water Children Top of 16 of Wisdom The Vast Difference Waterborn Topdog/Underdog Two on an Island Veins and Thumbtacks Watercolor Touch Two Plays by William Inge The Velvet Sky The Way Down A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Two Rooms Venus The Wayside Motor Inn A Touch of the Poet Two Short Plays by Lewis John Venus in Fur The Wayward Saint Tough Guys Carlino We Had a Very Good Time Tour Two Short Plays by Owen G. Arno Vernon Early We Have Always Lived in the Castle Toys in the Attic Two Sisters and a Piano Veronica We Live Here Tracers Two Small Bodies A Very Common Procedure Web of Murder The Trading Post ★ Two Things You Don’t Talk About A Very Special Baby The Wedding of the Siamese Twins Train of Thought at Dinner The Victimless Crime The Wedding Reception Transfers Two Thirds Home Victoria Station Weekend The Transfiguration of Benno Two Wrongs Victory Weekends Like Other People Blimpie The Two-Character Play Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island The Weir The Transparency of Val Two’s a Crowd The Vietnamization of New Jersey The Weird The Traveler The Typists Vieux Carré Weird Water Traveler in the Dark Ubu Cuckolded A View from the Bridge Welcome Back, Buddy Combs The Traveling Lady Ubu Enchained Vigils Welcome to Arroyo’s Treasure Island The Ubu Plays Village Green Welcome to the Moon Treasures on Earth Ubu Rex Villainous Company Welded The Treatment Ug, The Caveman Musical Wenceslas Square Treefall The Ultimate Grammar of Life The Violet Hour The West Side Waltz Trees Ulysses in Traction The Virgin Bride The Wexford Trilogy The Trials and Tribulations of Unchanging Love Virtual Virtue The Whales of August Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Uncle Bob Visions of Grandeur What a Life The Trials of Brother Jero Uncle Chick Visit to a Small Planet What Didn’t Happen The Triangle Factory Fire Project Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit Visiting Mr. Green What Do You Believe About the

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Future? Who’s Happy Now? (Hailey) Witness WTC View What I Did Last Summer Why I am a Bachelor Wittenberg Xingu What I Did Wrong Why the Lord Come to Sand The Wizards of Quiz Xmas in Las Vegas What is the Cause of Thunder? Mountain Woman and Scarecrow Yancey What Price? Why Torture is Wrong, and the Woman Before a Glass Yankee Dawg You Die ★ What Rhymes with America People Who Love Them Woman Bites Dog Yankee Doodle Whatever (Pospisil) The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance Woman Stand Up Yankee Tavern Whatever (Sheppard) that Cleopatterer Did A Woman Without a Name Yard Gal What’s Wrong with the Girls The Widow and the Colonel The Women A Yard of Sun What’s Wrong with This Picture? The Widow Claire Women and Wallace Year of the Duck The Wheeler Dealers The Widow’s Blind Date Women and Water Years Ago When I Come to Die Widow’s Mite Women Beware Women The Years When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet The Wild Duck Women in a Playground Yellow Face When the Rain Stops Falling The Wild Goose Women in Motion Yellow Jack When the World was Green Wild Oats Women Must Weep Yellowman ★ When We Dead Awaken Wild with Happy Women Must Work Yemaya’s Belly When We Go Upon the Sea Wilde West The Women of Lockerbie Yes Means No When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? Wildflower Women of Manhattan The Yiddish Trojan Women Where Do We Live Wildwood Park Women Still Weep You Better Sit Down: Tales from Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Wonder of the World My Parents’ Divorce Where is de Queen? Stand Up? The Wonderful Adventures of Don You Can’t Take It with You Where the Cross is Made Willie’s Lie Detector Quixote You Know I Can’t Hear You When Where the Great Ones Run The Willow and I Wonderful Party! the Water’s Running Where We’re Born Win/Lose/Draw Wonderful Time Young Adventure Where’s Daddy? A Wind Between the Houses The Wood Demon Where’s Mamie? The Wind Cries Mary The Wooden Dish The Young and Fair Where’s My Money? Windows The Wooing of Lady Sunday The Young Elizabeth Which Side are You On? Windshook Word Games The Young Girl and the Monsoon Whiskey Wine in the Wilderness Words, Words, Words A Young Lady of Property Whisper into My Good Ear The Wingless Victory Work Song: Three Views of Frank The Young Man from Atlanta White Elephants The Winner! (Kaufman) Lloyd Wright Young Man Praying White People The Winner (Rice) Workout A Young Man’s Fancy The White Rose The Winning Streak World of Mirth Young Marrieds at Play A Whitman Portrait The Winslow Boy The World of Sholom Aleichem Your Every Wish The Whiz Bang Cafe Winterset The World Over Your Mother’s Butt ★ Who am I This Time? (& Other The Wisdom of Eve The World We Make Zelda Conundrums of Love) The Wise Have Not Spoken Worldness Zero Positive Who was That Lady I Saw You The Wisteria Trees Wormwood Zimmer With? Wit Wrestlers Zombies from the Beyond The Whole World Over A Witch’s Brew Write Me a Murder Zones of the Spirit Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? With and Without The Wrong Way Light Bulb The Zulu and the Zayda

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

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Mrs. California Port Authority Throw Down Benét, Stephen Vincent Blankman, Howard Baker, Batson, George The Devil and Daniel Webster By Hex The Aliens Gift of Murder! John Brown’s Body Blau, Eric Circle Mirror Transformation Her Majesty, Miss Jones Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Baker, Edward Allan Ramshackle Inn America Living in Paris A Dead Man’s Apartment, Rosemary Strange Boarders Benjamin, Keith Alan Blessing, Lee with Ginger, Face Divided Bauer, P. Seth 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 Black Sheep The Framer Iphigenia Mary Macgregor A Body of Water North of Providence, Dolores, The Bayer, Eleanor Benson, Sally Chesapeake Lady of Fadima Third Best Sport Junior Miss Cobb Baker, Paul Bayer, Leo Bentley, Eric Down the Road Hamlet ESP Third Best Sport Silent Partners Eleemosynary Ball, Alan Bean, Richard Berg, Dick Flag Day All That I Will Ever Be ★ One Man, Two Guvnors The Drop of a Hat Fortinbras Bachelor Holiday ★ Under the Whaleback Berger, Jesse Going to St. Ives Five One-Act Plays by Alan Ball Beane, Douglas Carter The Revenger’s Tragedy Great Falls Five Women Wearing the Same As Bees in Honey Drown Women Beware Women Independence Dress The Country Club Bergman, Ingmar Lake Street Extension The M Word The Little Dog Laughed Through a Glass Darkly Lonesome Hollow Made for a Woman Mr. & Mrs. Fitch Berkman, Zak Nice People Dancing to Good Power Lunch Music from a Sparkling Planet Beauty on the Vine Country Music Your Mother’s Butt Beaumarchais Berman, Brooke Oldtimers Game Banci, Lewis ★ Figaro (Morey) Motherhood Out Loud Patient A The Ten O’Clock Scholar The Marriage of Figaro (Holden) Berry, David Riches Banks, Nathaniel Beckerman, Ilene G.R. Point Thief River The Curate’s Play Love, Loss and What I Wore The Whales of August Two Rooms Season of Choice Beckett, Samuel Besier, Rudolf A Walk in the Woods Bannon, Ann Not I The Barretts of Wimpole Street When We Go Upon the Sea The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Waiting for Godot Bevan, Donald The Winning Streak Barber, Matthew Behrman, S.N. Stalag 17 Bloch, Bertram Enchanted April Amphitryon 38 Bicknell, Arthur Dark Victory Barfield, Tanya End of Summer Masterpieces Block, Anita Rowe Blue Door Jacobowsky and the Colonel Biddle, Cordelia Drexel Love and Kisses Barlow, Anna Marie Beich, Albert The Happiest Millionaire Blomquist, David Ferryboat The Man in the Dog Suit Bigelow, Otis Weekends Like Other People A Limb of Snow and The Meeting Belber, Stephen The Giants’ Dance Bock, Adam Baron, Courtney Carol Mulroney The Peacock Season The Shaker Chair Eat Your Heart Out The Death of Frank Biguenet, John Bogosian, Eric A Very Common Procedure ★ Don’t Go Gentle Shotgun Griller Baron, Jeff Dusk Rings a Bell Bill, Stephen Humpty Dumpty Visiting Mr. Green Fault Lines Curtains Red Angel Barr, Nancy Geometry of Fire Bishop, Conrad Suburbia Mrs. Cage The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Full Hookup Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Barrett, William E. Match Bishop, John Boland, Bridget The Lilies of the Field McReele Borderline The Prisoner Barrie, J.M. A Small, Melodramatic Story Borderlines Bolt, Jonathan Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Tape Cabin 12 Threads Not Grow Up The Transparency of Val Confluence and The Skirmishers To Culebra Barry, P.J. Bell, Neal The Harvesting Bontempo, James Reasonable Circulation Cold Sweat Keepin’ an Eye on Louie A Place at Forest Lawn Barry, Philip On the Bum, or The Next Train The Musical Comedy Murders of Boretz, Allen Second Threshold Through 1940 Room Service Barry, Sebastian Operation Midnight Climax Black, Jean Ferguson Bosakowski, Phil Our Lady of Sligo Raw Youth Penny Wise Chopin in Space The Steward of Christendom Ready for the River Black, Lewis Crossin’ the Line Bartlett, Mike Sleeping Dogs ★ One Slight Hitch Bottrell, David ★ Bull Two Small Bodies Black, Stephen Dearly Departed ★ Cock Belluso, John The Horse Latitudes Bovell, Andrew Bastron, Robert Henry Flamethrowa The Pokey Speaking in Tongues A Contemporary American’s Guide A Nervous Smile Blake, Lisabeth When the Rain Stops Falling to a Successful Marriage © 1959 Pyretown Brewsie and Willie Bowles, Jane Batistick, Mike The Rules of Charity Blank, Jessica In the Summer House Chicken Beloin, Edmund Aftermath Braff, Zach Ponies In Any Language The Exonerated All New People

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Brampton, Joan Burnett, Carol Cariani, John Chambers, David Dilemma Hollywood Arms Almost, Maine The Miser Braverman, Carole Butler, Dan Caristi, Vincent Chapman, John The Yiddish Trojan Women The Only Thing Worse You Could Tracers The Brides of March Breen, Patrick Have Told Me… Carlino, Lewis John Not Now, Darling Manhattan Class Company Class Butterfield, Catherine The Brick and the Rose Chapman, Linda S. One-Acts, 1992 Joined at the Head Cages The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Saint Stanislaus Outside the House The Sleeper The Dirty Old Man Chapman, Robert Brel, Jacques Snowing at Delphi Epiphany Billy Budd Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Butterworth, Jez The Exercise Charman, Matt Living in Paris Mojo High Sign Regrets Brevoort, Deborah The Night Heron Junk Yard Chase, Jerry The Women of Lockerbie Byrne, M. St. Claire Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Cinderella Wore Combat Boots Brewer, George Busman’s Honeymoon Objective Case Chase, Mary Dark Victory Byron, Ellen Sarah and the Sax Bernadine Broadhurst, Kent Election Year and So When You The School for Scandal Cocktails with Mimi The Eye of the Beholder Get Married Snowangel The Dog Sitters The Habitual Acceptance of the Graceland and Asleep on the Wind Telemachus Clay Harvey Near Enough Caan, Scott Two Short Plays by Lewis John Mickey Lemons No Way Around But Through Carlino Midgie Purvis Brod, Max Two Wrongs Used Car for Sale Mrs. McThing The Castle Cahill, Laura Carnelia, Craig The Prize Play Bromberg, Conrad 3 by E.S.T. Three Postcards The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Actors and At Home Home Carolan, Stuart Chaves, Richard Doctor Galley Hysterical Blindness Defender of the Faith Tracers Mercy The Rooming House Carr, Marina Chayefsky, Paddy Cain, Bill Transfers By the Bog of Cats Gideon 9 Circles Brooke, Eleanor The Mai Cheever, John Equivocation King of Hearts Marble A Cheever Evening Caird, John Brooks, Laurie On Raftery’s Hill Chekhov, Anton The Beggar’s Opera Franklin’s Apprentice Portia Coughlan The Bear Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Brooks, Norman Woman and Scarecrow The Black Monk: A Chamber Not Grow Up The Fragile Fox Carrière, Jean-Claude Musical Calarco, Joe Brown, Carlyle The Controversy of Valladolid The Cherry Orchard (Corrigan) Shakespeare’s R&J The African Company Presents Carroll, Lewis The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Walter Cronkite is Dead. Richard III Alice in Wonderland The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Calderón de la Barca, Pedro Buffalo Hair Carroll, Paul Vincent The Dangers of Tobacco Life is a Dream The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated Shadow and Substance The Festivities Caldwell, Joseph Colored Minstrel Show Cockeyed Kite The Wayward Saint Ivanov (Corrigan) Pure Confidence Caldwell, Lucy The Wise Have Not Spoken Ivanov (Schmidt) Brown, K.C. Leaves Carson, Jo The Proposal Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Cale, David Daytrips A Reluctant Tragic Hero Brownell, Julia Motherhood Out Loud Carter, Arthur The Sea Gull (Corrigan) All-American Cameron, Kenneth The Number The Sea Gull (van Itallie) Bruckner, Ferdinand The Hundred and First Carter, Steve The Seagull (Hampton) Race Papp Nevis Mountain Dew Seven Short Farces by Anton Buermann, Howard Campbell, Alexi Kaye Cary, Joyce Chekhov Quiet, Please The Pride Mister Johnson Swan Song Bulgakov, Mikhail Campbell, Mark Cary, Morland ★ Three Sisters (Columbus) Black Snow Splendora Because Their Hearts were Pure The Three Sisters (Corrigan) Heart of a Dog Campton, David (or The Secret of the Mine) Three Sisters (Friel) Master and Margarita or, The The Life and Death of Almost Love Rides the Rails (or Will the Three Sisters (van Itallie) Devil Comes to Moscow Everybody Mail Train Run Tonight?) Three Sisters (Wilson) Bullock, Walter Little Brother: Little Sister and Out Casale, Mick Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Mr. Barry’s Etchings of the Flying Pan Elm Circle of Wisdom Bunin, Keith A Smell of Burning and Then Case, Andrew Unchanging Love The Busy World is Hushed Capote, Truman The Rant Uncle Vanya (Corrigan) The Credeaux Canvas The Grass Harp Caspary, Vera Uncle Vanya (Friel) The Principality of Sorrows Carbajal, Ruben Laura Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) The World Over The Gifted Program Chaikin, Joseph The Wedding Reception Burke, Johnny Caren, Jonathan When the World was Green The Wood Demon Swinging on a Star (The Johnny ★ Catch the Fish Chamberlain, Marisha Chetkovich, Kathryn Burke Musical) ★ The Recommendation Scheherazade Acts of Love

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Childress, Alice Struggle Session Force Continuum Curran, Keith Mojo and String Waiting Seeking the Genesis Dalton’s Back Wine in the Wilderness Coen, Larry Splash Hatch on the E Going Down Walking the Dead Childs, Kirsten Epic Proportions Corwin, Norman Damashek, Barbara The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Coffin, Gregg The Rivalry Quilters Chameleon Skin Convenience Cosson, Steven Damato, Anthony Chimonides, Jason Five Course Love Gone Missing The Flounder Complex The Optimist Cohen, Burton In the Footprint: The Battle D’Amour, Lisa Chislett, Anne The Great American Cheese Over Atlantic Yards ★ Detroit Another Season’s Promise Sandwich This Beautiful City D’Andrea, Paul Quiet in the Land Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Courts, Randy The Einstein Project The Tomorrow Box Revenge The Gifts of the Magi Daniels, Jeff Cho, Julia The Wedding of the Siamese Twins Johnny Pye Apartment 3A 99 Histories Cole, Tom Cowen, Ron Boom Town The Architecture of Loss About Time The Book of Murder Escanaba in da Moonlight BFE Columbus, Curt Saturday Adoption The Vast Difference Durango ★ Sparrow Grass Summertree Danz, Cassandra The Language Archive ★ Three Sisters Cowhig, Frances Ya-Chu Fame Takes a Holiday The Piano Teacher Connelly, Marc Lidless Dashow, Ken Chodorov, Edward The Green Pastures Coxe, Louis O. Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays The Spa Little David Billy Budd About Love, Death and Bad Acting Chodorov, Jerome The Traveler Coxon, Lucinda He Ain’t Heavy Anniversary Waltz Connolly, Cyril Happy Now? Joey-Boy The French Touch Ubu Cuckolded Crane, David Sing This Junior Miss Ubu Enchained Epic Proportions Thanks My Sister Eileen The Ubu Plays Crane, Stephen Time Out Civilians, The Ubu Rex The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky Top of 16 Gone Missing Conradt, Mark Crichton, Kyle DaSilva, Howard This Beautiful City Great Scot! The Happiest Millionaire The Zulu and the Zayda Cizmar, Paula Cooney, Ray Cristofer, Michael Davalos, David Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert Bang Bang Beirut Black Angel Wittenberg Seven Chase Me, Comrade! The Lady and the Clarinet Davis, Bill C. Clark, Maurice Not Now, Darling Crocitto, Frank Avow Button, Button Cooper, Giles The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky Mass Appeal Clavell, James Everything in the Garden Crothers, Rachel Wrestlers The Children’s Story Coppel, Alec Susan and God Davis, Donald Cleage, Pearl The Gazebo Crouse, Russel Ethan Frome Blues for an Alabama Sky Coppel, Myra The Great Sebastians Davis, Owen Bourbon at the Border The Gazebo Life with Father Ethan Frome Flyin’ West Corbett, Bill Life with Mother Davis, Russell ★ The Nacirema Society Requests The Big Slam The Prescott Proposals The Last Good Moment of Lily Baker the Honor of Your Presence at a Corbin, Barry Remains to be Seen Dawson, Gregory Celebration of Their First One The E.Z. Snooz Motel State of the Union Great Scot! Hundred Years Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Tall Story Day, Clarence A Song for Coretta The Whiz Bang Cafe Crump, Owen Life with Father Clements, Colin Corle, Edwin Southern Exposure Life with Mother Isn’t Nature Wonderful The Man in the Dog Suit Cruz, Nilo Dayton, Katharine Cleveland, Rick Corneille, Pierre Anna in the Tropics First Lady My Buddy Bill Le Cid Beauty of the Father de Hartog, Jan My Pal George The Liar (Ives) A Bicycle Country Skipper Next to God Clork, Harry The Liar (Wilbur) Doña Rosita the Spinster Dean, Phillip Hayes See My Lawyer The Theatre of Illusion Hortensia and the Museum of The American Nightmare Coble, Eric Corrie, Rachel Dreams Dink’s Blues Bright Ideas My Name is Rachel Corrie Life is a Dream Dream of Passion The Dead Guy Corrigan, Robert W. Night Train to Bolina Every Night When the Sun Goes Huck Finn The Cherry Orchard Two Sisters and a Piano Down Coen, Ethan Ivanov Cucci, Frank Freeman Almost an Evening The Sea Gull The Ofay Watcher Moloch Blues Debate The Three Sisters Cullen, Ian The Owl Killer Four Benches Uncle Vanya Tantalus Paul Robeson Homeland Security The Wood Demon Cullinan, Thomas The Sty of the Blind Pig Offices Corthron, Kia Mrs. Lincoln This Bird of Dawning Singeth All Peer Review Breath, Boom Cunningham, Michael Night Long Relatively Speaking Come Down Burning Flesh and Blood Thunder in the Index

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Delany, A. Elizabeth DiFusco, John Duff, James for You Having Our Say, The Delany Tracers Home Front Stye of the Eye Sisters’ First 100 Years Diggs, Elizabeth Dulack, Tom Three Short Plays by Christopher Delany, Sarah L. Close Ties Breaking Legs Durang Having Our Say, The Delany Dumping Ground Diminished Capacity Titanic Sisters’ First 100 Years Goodbye Freddy Incommunicado Under Duress DeLillo, Don Dinelaris, Alexander Solomon’s Child ★ Vanya and Sonia and Masha and The Day Room Still Life Dumas, Alexandre Spike Love-Lies-Bleeding Dinelli, Mel The Three Musketeers The Vietnamization of New Jersey Valparaiso The Man Dunn, Mark Wanda’s Visit Denham, Reginald The Spiral Staircase The Deer and the Antelope Play Why Torture is Wrong, and the Be Your Age DiPietro, Joe Dunning, Philip People Who Love Them Blue Heaven Art of Murder Sequel to a Verdict Woman Stand Up Dark Hammock The Last Romance Dunphy, Jack Women in a Playground A Dash of Bitters Over the River and Through the Café Moon Dürrenmatt, Friedrich Dead Giveaway Woods Squirrel The Deadly Game Ladies in Retirement Dizenzo, Charles Too Close for Comfort D’Usseau, Arnaud Minor Murder Big Mother Durang, Christopher Deep are the Roots Oh, Mama! No, Papa! The Drapes Come 1-900-Desperate Legend of Sarah Recipe for a Crime An Evening for Merlin Finch The Actor’s Nightmare Dybek, Stuart Suspect A Great Career An Altar Boy talks to God I Sailed with Magellan Trunk Crime The Last Straw and Sociability Aunt Dan Meets the Madwoman Dyer, William Wallflower The Metamorphosis of Chaillot Jo Devine, Jerry Doherty, Brian Baby with the Bathwater Dyne, Michael Children of the Wind Father Malachy’s Miracle Betty’s Summer Vacation The Right Honourable Gentleman Devlin, Anne Dolginoff, Stephen Book of Leviticus Show Eason, Laura After Easter Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story Business Lunch at the Russian Tea The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Ourselves Alone Domingo, Colman Room Eberhard, Leslie Dewberry, Elizabeth ★ Wild with Happy Canker Sores and Other Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Virtual Virtue Donaghy, Tom Distractions Detective Diaz, Kristoffer The Beginning of August Cardinal O’Connor Edelstein, Barry Welcome to Arroyo’s Boys and Girls Death Comes to Us All, Mary Agnes Race Dickens, Charles The Dadshuttle ’Dentity Crisis Edgar, David A Christmas Carol (Baizley) Down the Shore Desire, Desire, Desire Continental Divide: Daughters of A Christmas Carol (Linney) From Above Diversions the Revolution A Christmas Carol (Schario) Minutes from the Blue Route DMV Tyrant Continental Divide: Mother’s A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Northeast Local The Doctor Will See You Now Against of Christmas (Wilson) Donatus, Sister Mary Durang/Durang The Life and Adventures of A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Career Angel (Female Version) Entertaining Mr. Helms Marley (Horovitz) Doran, Bathsheba For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Great Expectations Kin Funeral Parlor The Life and Adventures of The Life and Adventures of Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Gym Teacher Nicholas Nickleby, Part II Nicholas Nickleby, Part I The Brothers Karamazov The Hardy Boys and the Mystery Edson, Margaret The Life and Adventures of (Fishelson) of Where Babies Come From Wit Nicholas Nickleby, Part II The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow, The Idiots Karamazov Edwards, Gus Dietz, Dan Tumarin) John and Mary Doe The Offering Tempodyssey The Devils Kitty the Waitress Old Phantoms Dietz, Steven The Idiot Laughing Wild Egloff, Elizabeth Becky’s New Car Dougherty, Joseph The Marriage of Bette and Boo The Devils Dracula Digby Medea The Swan Force of Nature Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan Miss Witherspoon Ehrenreich, Barbara Halcyon Days The Hound of the Baskervilles Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Nickel and Dimed Inventing Van Gogh ★ Sherlock Holmes and the Case of Christmas Binge Eisenberg, Jesse Last of the Boys the Christmas Carol Mrs. Sorken Asuncion Lonely Planet Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Naomi in the Living Room and El Guindi, Yussef The Nina Variations the Sign of Four Other Short Plays Back of the Throat Paragon Springs Sherlock Holmes: The Final The Nature and Purpose of the Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Private Eyes Adventure Universe and Karima’s City Rocket Man Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Nina in the Morning Elliott, Sumner Locke Sherlock Holmes: The Final Driver, Donald Not My Fault Buy Me Blue Ribbons Adventure Status Quo Vadis One Minute Play Ellis, Edith Shooting Star du Maurier, Daphne Outstanding Short Plays Seven Sisters Trust My Cousin Rachel Phyllis and Xenobia Ellison, Karen Yankee Tavern Rebecca Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All The Harry and Sam Dialogues

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Elman, Irving Lautrec Fontaine, Robert Fowkes, William The Brass Ring Feldshuh, David The Happy Time All in the Faculty Elward, James Miss Evers’ Boys Foote, Daisy Fox, Amy Best of Friends Fennelly, Parker W. Bhutan Breakfast and Bed Friday Night Cuckoos on the Hearth ★ Him Heights Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five Ferber, Edna Foote, Horton Outstanding Short Plays Passport Bravo 1918 Summer Cyclone The River The Land is Bright Blind Date and The Actor Thicker Than Water Emerson, Eric E. Francke, Caroline Stage Door The Carpetbagger’s Children Tracers Father of the Bride Feydeau, Georges The Chase Endore, Guy The 49th Cousin A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) Convicts Call Me Shakespeare Frank, Otto A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) Courtship Eno, Will Cousins The Diary of Anne Frank The Ladies Man The Flu Season The Dancers Frankel, Doris Field, Barbara Thom Pain The Dearest of Friends Love Me Long Boundary Waters Enquist, Per Olov The Death of Papa Frankel, Scott Great Expectations The Night of the Tribades The Death of the Old Man Grey Gardens Marriage Ensler, Eve Dividing the Estate Franklin, J.E. ★ Playing with Fire (After Emotional Creature Getting Frankie Married—and Black Girl Frankenstein) The Good Body Afterwards Franzen, Jonathan Necessary Targets Fields, Joseph The Habitation of Dragons Spring Awakening The Treatment Anniversary Waltz John Turner Davis Freed, Amy The Vagina Monologues The Doughgirls The Land of the Astronauts Freedomland Ephron, Delia The French Touch The Last of the Thorntons French, David Love, Loss and What I Wore Junior Miss Laura Dennis Jitters Ephron, Nora Salt-Water Moon My Sister Eileen Lily Dale Love, Loss and What I Wore Freni, Edith L. Filloux, Catherine The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees ★ Lucky Guy Thicker Than Water Seven The Midnight Caller Epstein, David Waterborn Fingleton, Anthony Night Seasons Exact Change Friedman, Bruce Jay Over My Dead Body A Nightingale Evans, Don Scuba Duba Finklehoffe, Fred F. The Oil Well It’s Showdown Time Friedman, Michael Brother Rat The Old Beginning A Lovesong for Miss Lydia Gone Missing Firth, Tim The One-Armed Man One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show In the Footprint: The Battle Neville’s Island The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Orrin Over Atlantic Yards One: The Story of a Childhood The Prodigals Fishburne, Laurence This Beautiful City The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No Riff Raff Friel, Brian Two: The Story of a Marriage More Fishelson, David Dancing at Lughnasa The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part The Trials and Tribulations of The Brothers Karamazov Give Me Your Answer, Do! Staggerlee Booker T. Brown The Castle Three: The Story of a Family Hedda Gabler Evans, Scott Alan The Golem The Prisoner’s Song Molly Sweeney The Triangle Factory Fire Project The Idiot The Road to the Graveyard A Month in the Country, After Fairey, Ellen Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Roads to Home Turgenev Graceland The Great Gatsby Roots in a Parched Ground Three Sisters Spring Dance Falk, Lee ★ The Last Tycoon Uncle Vanya Talking Pictures Eris and Home at Six ★ Tender is the Night Frisch, Peter The Tears of My Sister Farley, Keythe Flemming, Brian American Dreams Tomorrow Bat Boy Bat Boy: The Musical Frockt, Deborah Lynn The Traveling Lady Faulkner, William Fletcher, Lucille The Victimless Crime The Trip to Bountiful Tomorrow Sorry, Wrong Number and The Fry, Christopher Feffer, Steve Valentine’s Day The Dark is Light Enough Hitch-Hiker The Wizards of Quiz Vernon Early Duel of Angels Night Watch Feibleman, Peter The Widow Claire The Firstborn Fodor, Kate Cakewalk A Young Lady of Property and Six Judith 100 Saints You Should Know Feiffer, Jules Other Short Plays The Lady’s Not for Burning Hannah and Martin Anthony Rose The Young Man from Atlanta One Thing More A Bad Friend Rx Forbes, Kathryn A Phoenix Too Frequent Carnal Knowledge Fogle, Sonya I Remember Mama Ring Round the Moon Crawling Arnold More Solo Readings Forgette, Katie A Sleep of Prisoners Elliot Loves Solo Readings for Radio and Class The O’Conner Girls Thor, with Angels Feiffer’s People Work Forster, E.M. Venus Observed Hold Me! Still More Solo Readings A Passage to India A Yard of Sun Feingold, Michael Fondakowski, Leigh Foster, Hunter Fry, Ray Times and Appetites of Toulouse- The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Summer of ’42 The Cameo

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Fugard, Athol Legend of Camille Giraudoux, Jean Goluboff, Bryan Coming Home When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Amphitryon 38 Big Al Exits and Entrances Germann, Greg Duel of Angels In-Betweens Victory 3 by E.S.T. Judith My Side of the Story Fulham, Mary The Observatory The Madwoman of Chaillot Shyster Fame Takes a Holiday Gialanella, Victor Glass, Joanna McClelland Gomes, Dias Fuller, Elizabeth Frankenstein Artichoke Journey to Bahia Full Hookup Giardina, Anthony Canadian Gothic and American Gonzalez, Gloria Fuller, Elizabeth L. Living at Home Modern: Two Plays Curtains Me and Jezebel Gibbons, Thomas If We are Women Goodman, , George The Exhibition Glines, John The Wheeler Dealers Getting Away with Murder Gibson, Elizabeth In the Desert of My Soul Goodrich, Frances Gaffney, Mo Widow’s Mite Glore, John The Diary of Anne Frank Parallel Lives Gibson, Meg The Company of Heaven Gordon, Kurtz Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Too Much Memory Glover, Keith The Bride’s Bouquet Marriage Plays Gibson, Melissa James Coming of the Hurricane Fair Exchange Gagliano, Frank [Sic] Dancing on Moonlight Henrietta the Eighth Big Sur Suitcase or, Those That Resemble Swirling with Merlin Jumpin’ Jupiter Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry Flies From a Distance Godber, John Money Mad The Hide and Seek Odyssey of This Bouncers New Beat on an Old Drum Madeline Gimple ★ What Rhymes with America Shakers That’s My Cousin Night of the Dunce Gibson, William Goetz, Augustus Utopia, Inc. Gaitens, Peter American Primitive (or John and The Heiress Gordon, Peter Flesh and Blood Abigail) The Hidden River Death by Fatal Murder Galati, Frank The Body & The Wheel The Immoralist Murdered to Death After the Quake The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Goetz, Ruth Secondary Cause of Death A Flea in Her Ear Joseph, Herod the Nut & The The Heiress Gordon, Ruth The Grapes of Wrath Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a The Hidden River The Leading Lady Heart of a Dog Pear Tree The Immoralist Over Twenty-One Gallagher, Mary A Cry of Players Gogol, Nikolai Years Ago Buddies Dinny and the Witches The Government Inspector (Hatcher) Gorman, Christopher Chocolate Cake Goodly Creatures The Government Inspector (Raby) A Letter from Ethel Kennedy ¿De Donde? Handy Dandy Marriage Gotanda, Philip Kan Dog Eat Dog Monday After the Miracle Gold, Lloyd Ballad of Yachiyo Father Dreams Gide, Andre A Grave Undertaking Day Standing on Its Head Final Placement The Immoralist Goldberg, Dick The Wash How to Say Goodbye Gien, Pamela Family Business The Wind Cries Mary Little Bird The Syringa Tree Goldberg, Jessica Yankee Dawg You Die Little Miss Fresno Gilford, C.B. Good Thing Gottlieb, Alex Love Minus Widow’s Mite The Hologram Theory Wake Up, Darling Win/Lose/Draw Gilford, Joe Motherhood Out Loud Gow, James Windshook ★ Finks Refuge Deep are the Roots Gallavan, Rick Gilles, D.B. Stuck Legend of Sarah Tracers Cash Flow Goldemberg, Rose Leiman Gower, Douglas Garson, Henry The Girl Who Loved The Beatles Marching As to War Daddies In Any Language The Legendary Stardust Boys Golden, Alfred L. Grae, David Gay, John Men’s Singles A Young Man’s Fancy Moose Mating The Beggar’s Opera Gillette, William Goldfarb, Daniel Graham, Barbara Gehman, Richard Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adam Baum and the Jew Movie Jacob’s Ladder By Hex Adventure Cradle and All Graham, Bruce Geiger, Milton Gillis, Graeme Modern Orthodox According to Goldman Edwin Booth Charlie Blake’s Boat Sarah, Sarah ★ Any Given Monday Gelb, Alan Thicker Than Water Goldman, James Belmont Avenue Social Club Mombo Gilman, Rebecca Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Burkie Gems, Pam Capitalism 101 Goldman, William The Champagne Charlie Stakes Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Coyote on a Fence Geoghan, Jim Ginsbury, Norman Goldoni, Carlo Desperate Affection Ug, The Caveman Musical The First Gentleman The Liar Minor Demons George, Charles Ginty, E.B. The Servant of Two Masters Moon over the Brewery Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Missouri Legend Goldsmith, Clifford ★ The Outgoing Tide Baby Gionfriddo, Gina What a Life Something Intangible Everybody’s Secret After Ashley Your Every Wish Grant, David Marshall Final Performance, or The Curtain Becky Shaw Goldstone, Jean Stock Pen Falls U.S. Drag Mary Stuart Snakebit

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Granville-Barker, Harley Groag, Lillian The Perfect Party Harelik, Mark The Voysey Inheritance Blood Wedding Richard Cory Hank Williams: Lost Highway Graves, Warren The Ladies of the Camellias The Snow Ball Harling, Robert Beauty and the Beast The Magic Fire Sweet Sue Steel Magnolias Gray, Amlin The White Rose Sylvia Harman, Donn The Fantod Groff, Rinne The Wayside Motor Inn Her Majesty, Miss Jones How I Got That Story Compulsion or The House Behind What I Did Last Summer Harmon, Peggy Kingdom Come The Ruby Sunrise Guyer, Murphy Goblin Market Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff Gross, Joel The American Century Harris, Elmer Outlanders Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh World of Mirth Johnny Belinda Tartuffe; or The Weasel Grumberg, Jean-Claude Hackett, Albert Harris, Mark Villainous Company Dreyfus in Rehearsal The Diary of Anne Frank Bang the Drum Slowly Wormwood Guare, John Haidle, Noah Harris, Zinnie Zones of the Spirit Bosoms and Neglect Kitty Kitty Kitty Further Than the Furthest Thing Gray, Simon Chaucer in Rome Mr. Marmalade Harrison, Jordan Close of Play A Few Stout Individuals Persephone or Slow Time Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Common Pursuit Four Baboons Adoring the Sun Rag and Bone Marriage Plays ★ Gray, Virginia H. A Free Man of Color Saturn Returns Harrity, Richard Willie’s Lie Detector The General of Hot Desire Vigils Gone Tomorrow Green, Janet Greenwich Mean What is the Cause of Thunder? Home Life of a Buffalo Murder Mistaken In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Haig, David Hope is the Thing with Feathers Murder, My Sweet Matilda Kissing Sweet and A Day for My Boy Jack Harrower, David Greenberg, Richard Surprises Hailey, Oliver Blackbird ★ The American Plan Lake Hollywood Continental Divide Good with People The Author’s Voice Landscape of the Body The Father A Slow Air Lydie Breeze Father’s Day Hart, Moss Dance of Death Marco Polo Sings a Solo For the Use of the Hall The American Way The Dazzle Muzeeka Hey You, Light Man! Christopher Blake Eastern Standard New York Actor Kith and Kin The Climate of Eden Everett Beekin Rich and Famous Picture, Animal and Crisscross The Fabulous Invalid The House in Town Six Degrees of Separation Red Rover, Red Rover George Washington Slept Here Jenny Keeps Talking Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday Who’s Happy Now? Light Up the Sky Life Under Water and The Loveliest Afternoon of Haines, William Wister The Man Who Came to Dinner The Maderati the Year Command Decision You Can’t Take It with You Night and Her Stars Talking Dog Haislip, Harvey Hartman, Jan Take Me Out Women and Water The Long Watch Every Year at the Carnival Three Days of Rain Guirgis, Stephen Adly Hall, Adrian Flatboatman Vanishing Act Den of Thieves All the King’s Men Samuel Hoopes Reading from His The Violet Hour In Arabia We’d All be Kings Hall, Katori Own Works Greene, Will Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train Hoodoo Love Hartman, Karen The Riot Act The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Hurt Village Gum and The Mother of Modern Greenfeld, Josh The Motherfucker with the Hat The Mountaintop Censorship Clandestine on the Morning Line Our Lady of 121st Street Hall, Lee Harvey, Jonathan Greenland, Seth Gurira, Danai The Pitmen Painters Beautiful Thing Jungle Rot Eclipsed Hamilton, Carrie Harwood, Ronald Gregory, Andre Gurney, A.R. Hollywood Arms Taking Sides Alice in Wonderland Another Antigone Hammond, Wendy Hatcher, Jeffrey Grellong, Paul Black Tie Julie Johnson Compleat Female Stage Beauty Manuscript A Cheever Evening Hampton, Christopher Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Radio Free Emerson Children ‘Art’ The Government Inspector Griffin, Tom The Cocktail Hour God of Carnage Mrs. Mannerly Amateurs The Comeback Life X 3 Murder by Poe The Boys Next Door The Dining Room The Seagull Murderers Einstein and the Polar Bear The Fourth Wall The Unexpected Man A Picasso Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head The Golden Age Hampton, Mark Scotland Road Pasta The Grand Manner Full Gallop The Servant of Two Masters Grimm, David ★ Heresy Hanley, William Sherlock Holmes and the Chick Labor Day Flesh and Blood Adventure of the Suicide Club Kit Marlowe Later Life Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Smash The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Love Letters Slow Dance on the Killing Ground Tell-Tale Measure for Pleasure The Middle Ages Today is Independence Day Ten Chimneys The Miracle at Naples Office Hours Whisper into My Good Ear The Thief of Tears Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal The Old Boy Hare, Bill Thirteen Things About Ed Carpolotti Steve & Idi Overtime God Says There is No Peter Ott Three Viewings

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To Fool the Eye The Miss Firecracker Contest Holden, Joan Today I am a Fountain Pen Tuesdays with Morrie Motherhood Out Loud The Marriage of Figaro Trees and Leader The Turn of the Screw Revelers Nickel and Dimed Uncle Snake Work Song: Three Views of Frank Ridiculous Fraud Holder, Jakob The Widow’s Blind Date Lloyd Wright Signature Housebreaking Year of the Duck Havard, Lezley Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Hollinger, Michael Hortua, Joe Hide and Seek Three Plays by Beth Henley An Empty Plate in the Café du Between Us Havoc, June The Wake of Jamey Foster Grand Boeuf Horwin, Jerry Marathon 33 Hensel, Karen Ghost-Writer My Dear Children Hawthorne, Nathaniel Going to See the Elephant Incorruptible Houstle, Alice H. Feathertop Herbert, F. Hugh Opus The Kentucky Marriage Proposal Hayes, Catherine For Love or Money Red Herring Houston, Velina Hasu Skirmishes A Girl Can Tell Tiny Island Kokoro (True Heart) Headland, Leslye Kiss and Tell Tooth and Claw Tea Assistance The Moon is Blue Holm, John Cecil Howard, Anto Bachelorette Herd, Richard Brighten the Corner Scattergood Hearth, Amy Hill Prisoner of the Crown Gramercy Ghost Howard, Eleanor Harris Having Our Say, The Delany Herlihy, James Leo The Southwest Corner Mating Dance Sisters’ First 100 Years Bad Bad Jo-Jo Three Men on a Horse Howard, Sidney Hedden, Roger Laughs, Etc. Holmes, Jack Dodsworth Been Taken Stop, You’re Killing Me RFK Madam, Will You Walk? Bodies, Rest and Motion Terrible Jim Fitch Hope, Nicholas Yellow Jack ★ Hedges, Peter Hersey, John Always a Bridesmaid Howie, Betsy The Age of Pie A Bell for Adano Christmas Belles Cowgirls Andy and Claire Herzog, Amy Dashing Through the Snow Hudes, Quiara Alegría Baby Anger Dearly Beloved 26 Miles After the Revolution Food Related The Dixie Swim Club Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue ★ The Great God Pan Good as New The Hallelujah Girls Water by the Spoonful Heuer, John Imagining Brad and The Valerie of Mama Won’t Fly Yemaya’s Belly Cavern of the Jewels Now The Red Velvet Cake War Hudson, Scott Innocent Thoughts, Harmless Oregon and Other Short Plays Rex’s Exes Sweet Storm Intentions Heelan, Kevin Southern Hospitality Huggett, Richard Heyn, Ernest Distant Fires ’Til Beth Do Us Part The First Night of “Pygmalion” Day in the Sun Right Behind the Flag Hooker, Brian Hughes, Babette Hibbert, Guy Heggen, Thomas Cyrano de Bergerac If the Shoe Pinches On the Edge Mister Roberts Horine, Charles Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Hicks, Jr., Hilly Heifner, Jack Me and Thee Hughes, Doug Note to Self 24 Hours AM Horne, Kenneth Hedda Gabler Higgins, Frank 24 Hours PM Two Dozen Red Roses Hughes, Glenn Bargains The Sweet By ’N’ By Horovitz, Israel Romance, Inc. Natural Disasters Hill, Maurice Acrobats and Line Hughes, Langston Patio/Porch Large Window on a Small World Alfred the Great Simply Heavenly Running on Empty A Wind Between the Houses Captains and Courage Humphrey, Harry E. Tropical Depression Hilton, Tony The Chopin Playoffs The Skull Twister Bang Bang Beirut A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Hurston, Zora Neale Hellman, Lillian Hines, Karen Marley Spunk Another Part of the Forest Young Man Praying Dr. Hero Hutchinson, Ron The Autumn Garden Hirson, David Faith Moonlight and Magnolias The Children’s Hour La Bête Faith, Hope and Charity Hutton, Arlene The Lark Hirson, Roger O. The Former One-on-One Basketball As It is in Heaven The Little Foxes Journey to the Day Champion Gulf View Drive My Mother, My Father and Me Hnath, Lucas The Good Parts Last Train to Nibroc The Searching Wind ★ Death Tax The Great Labor Day Classic ★ Letters to Sala Toys in the Attic ★ Isaac’s Eye Henry Lumper Running Watch on the Rhine Hochhauser, Jeff Hopscotch and the 75th See Rock City Henley, Beth Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi The Indian Wants the Bronx Hwang, David Henry Abundance Hock, Robert D. It’s Called the Sugar Plum Chinglish Am I Blue Borak North Shore Fish The Dance and the Railroad and Control Freaks Hoffman, Stephen Play for Germs Family Devotions Crimes of the Heart Splendora The Primary English Class FOB and The House of Sleeping The Debutante Ball Hoffman, William M. Rats Beauties Impossible Marriage As Is A Rosen by Any Other Name Golden Child L-Play Holbrook, Marion Shooting Gallery M. Butterfly The Lucky Spot Make Room for Rodney Stage Directions and Spared The Sound of a Voice

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Trying to Find Chinatown and Irving, John Domestic Issues Johnson, Cindy Lou Bondage The Cider House Rules, Part One: Harry Outside Brilliant Traces Yellow Face Here In St. Cloud’s In Place and The Chinese The Person I Once Was Hyman, Mac The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Restaurant Syndrome The Years No Time for Sergeants In Other Parts of the World Later Johnson, Crane Ibsen, Henrik Irwin, Bill My Life Dracula Brand Scapin Night Thoughts and Terminal Johnson, Dave A Doll’s House (McGuinness) Isherwood, Christopher Jackson, Nagle Baptized to the Bone A Doll’s House (Meyer) I am a Camera At This Evening’s Performance Johnson, Trish Emperor and Galilean Issaq, Lameece Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part The Art of Self-Defense An Enemy of the People (Meyer) Motherhood Out Loud Invention Second Prize: Two Months in An Enemy of the People (Miller) Ives, David Hotel on Marvin Gardens Leningrad Ghosts (Meyer) All in the Timing, Six One-Act Opera Comique Johnston, Bob Ghosts (Wilson) Comedies The Quick-Change Room Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Hedda Gabler (Baitz) Ancient History Taking Leave Johnston, Rick Hedda Gabler (Friel) Arabian Nights This Day and Age Cahoots Hedda Gabler (Hughes) Babel’s in Arms Jackson, Nathan Louis Jones, Elinor Hedda Gabler (Meyer) The Blizzard Broke-ology 6:15 on the 104 John Gabriel Borkman Bolero When I Come to Die If You were My Wife I’d Shoot The Lady from the Sea Captive Audience Jackson, Shirley Myself Little Eyolf Degas C’est Moi The Haunting of Hill House Under Control The Master Builder Don Juan in Chicago We Have Always Lived in the Castle A Voice of My Own Paragon Springs Dr. Fritz Jacobs, Michael Jones, Jessie ★ Peer Gynt English Made Simple Impressionism Always a Bridesmaid The Pretenders Enigma Variations Jacobson, Steven M. Christmas Belles A Flea in Her Ear Needs Dashing Through the Snow Rosmersholm Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue Jaffe, Rona Dearly Beloved When We Dead Awaken The Green Hill ★ The Best of Everything Dearly Departed The Wild Duck ★ The Heir Apparent James, Henry The Dixie Swim Club Illick, Hilary The Land of Cockaigne The Heiress The Hallelujah Girls Eve-Olution The Liar The Turn of the Screw Mama Won’t Fly Inge, William Lives of the Saints Jameson, Storm The Red Velvet Cake War The Boy in the Basement Long Ago and Far Away and Other The Hidden River Rex’s Exes Bus Riley’s Back in Town Short Plays Jarrett, Jennifer Southern Hospitality Bus Stop Mere Mortals: Six One-Act Divorce Southern Style ’Til Beth Do Us Part The Call Comedies Jarry, Alfred Jones, Preston The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Ubu Cuckolded The Last Meeting of the Knights The Disposal and Margaret’s Bed Whale Ubu Enchained of the White Magnolia Eleven Short Plays by William Inge The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage The Ubu Plays Lu Ann Hampton Laverty An Incident at the Standish Arms New Jerusalem, The Interrogation Ubu Rex Oberlander A Loss of Roses of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Jenkins, Ken The Oldest Living Graduate The Mall Torah Congregation: Cemetery Man A Place on the Magdalena Flats Memory of Summer Amsterdam, July 27, 1656 Chug Santa Fe Sunshine A Murder The Other Woman and Other Short An Educated Lady Jones, Rolin Natural Affection Pieces Rupert’s Birthday and Other The Intelligent Design of Jenny People in the Wind Outstanding Short Plays Monologues Chow Picnic The Philadelphia Jensen, Erik The Jammer The Rainy Afternoon Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread Aftermath Jordan, Julia A Social Event Polish Joke The Exonerated Boy Splendor in the Grass The Red Address Jensen, Julie St. Scarlet The Strains of Triumph The School for Lies Stray Dogs Tatjana in Color Summer Brave Seven Menus Jent, Deanna Joselovitz, Ernest A. The Tiny Closet Soap Opera ★ Falling Hagar’s Children To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Speed-the-Play John, Hywel Righting Two Plays by William Inge St. Francis Talks to the Birds Pieces Sammi Where’s Daddy? Sure Thing Johns, Andrew Joseph, Rajiv Innaurato, Albert Time Flies Fridays Animals Out of Paper Coming of Age in Soho The Universal Language The Return of Herbert Bracewell Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo Gemini Variations on the Death of Trotsky or (Why am I Always Alone Gruesome Playground Injuries Gus and Al Venus in Fur When I’m with You?) ★ The North Pool The Idiots Karamazov Words, Words, Words Johns, Patti Joudry, Patricia Passione Jacker, Corinne Going to See the Elephant The Song of Louise in the Morning The Transfiguration of Benno Blimpie Bits and Pieces Johnson, Carleene Teach Me How to Cry Ulysses in Traction Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Three Rings for Michelle

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Joyce, James Kazan, Zoe Kingsley, Sidney Girls’ Talk Stephen D Absalom Dead End Imagining “America” Kafka, Franz We Live Here Detective Story The Laws The Castle Keeler, Eloise Night Life The Lights The Metamorphosis Grandma Steps Out The Patriots Man in a Restaurant Kaikkonen, Gus Kelly, Tim The World We Make Night Maneuver Potholes The Cave Kipling, Rudyard The Pope’s Nose Kanin, Garson Fog on the Mountain Captains and Courage Sea of Tranquility Born Yesterday The Omelet Murder Case Kirkland, Jack Search and Destroy Dreyfus in Rehearsal The Remarkable Susan Strange Boarders Under Observation Kaplan, Jack A. Second Best Bed Suds in Your Eye Wonderful Party! Alligator Man Terror by Gaslight Kirshenbaum, David Korie, Michael Kaplan, Lila Rose Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Summer of ’42 Grey Gardens Wildflower of Wisdom Klavan, Laurence Kotis, Greg Karam, Stephen The Uninvited Bed and Sofa Eat the Taste Sons of the Prophet The Vampyre Embarrassments An Examination of the Whole Speech & Debate Kelso, Betsy Freud’s House Playwright/Actor Relationship Kash, Marcia The Great American Trailer Park Gorgo’s Mother Presented As Some Kind of Cop ★ For This Moment Alone Musical If Walls Could Talk Show Parody Kass, Jerome Kennedy, Adam P. The Magic Act Pig Farm Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass Sleep Deprivation Chamber No Time The Truth About Santa (An Make Like a Dog Kennedy, Adrienne Seeing Someone Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Sleep Deprivation Chamber The Show Must Go On Kraft, Hy Saturday Night Kent, Elana Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Cafe Crown Suburban Tragedy Going to See the Elephant Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit Kramer, Julie Kern, Will Klein, Jon ★ The Best of Everything Young Marrieds at Play Hellcab Betty the Yeti Kramm, Joseph Kassin, Michael Kerr, E. Katherine Dimly Perceived Threats to the The Shrike I-Kissandtell Juno’s Swans System Krasna, Norman Kauffman, Anne Kerr, Jean The Einstein Project Dear Ruth You Better Sit Down: Tales from Finishing Touches Southern Cross Full Moon My Parents’ Divorce Jenny Kissed Me T Bone n Weasel John Loves Mary Kaufman, Florence Aquino King of Hearts Knott, Frederick Kind Sir The Winner! Mary, Mary Dial M for Murder Love in E-Flat Kaufman, George S. Kerr, Laura Wait Until Dark Sunday in New York The American Way The Farmer’s Daughter Write Me a Murder Time for Elizabeth Amicable Parting Kesselman, Wendy Kober, Arthur Watch the Birdie Bravo The Black Monk: A Chamber Having Wonderful Time Who was That Lady I Saw You The Fabulous Invalid Musical A Mighty Man is He With? Fancy Meeting You Again The Diary of Anne Frank (New Koenig, Laird Kriegel, Gail First Lady Adaptation) The Dozens Seven George Washington Slept Here The Notebook The Little Girl Who Lives Down Krieger, Henry Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Kesselring, Joseph the Lane Romantic Poetry Who Loves a Salary Arsenic and Old Lace Kolvenbach, John Krier, Jennifer The Land is Bright Four Twelves are 48 Fabuloso Eve-Olution The Late George Apley Ketron, Larry Gizmo Love Kron, Lisa The Man Who Came to Dinner Asian Shade Goldfish In the Wake The Small Hours Character Lines Love Song Kurnitz, Harry The Solid Gold Cadillac Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers On an Average Day Once More with Feeling Stage Door Fresh Horses Kondoleon, Harry Reclining Figure You Can’t Take It with You Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks Anteroom Kyle, Christopher Kaufman, Lynne Patrick Henry Lake Liquors Christmas on Mars The Monogamist The Couch Quail Southwest The Houseguests Plunge Kaufman, Moisés Rib Cage Linda Her and The Fairy Garden Labiche, Eugene 33 Variations The Trading Post Love Diatribe 90° in the Shade and Dust in Gross Indecency: The Three Trials Keveson, Peter Play Yourself Your Eyes of Oscar Wilde How Much, How Much? Saved or Destroyed LaBute, Neil The Laramie Project Nellie Toole & Co. Slacks and Tops The Break of Noon The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Kilroy, Thomas The Vampires ★ In a Forest, Dark and Deep One Arm Henry Zero Positive Outstanding Short Plays Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Kim, Susan Korder, Howard Reasons to be Pretty Marriage Plays Dreamtime for Alice Boys’ Life A Second of Pleasure Kazan, Molly Four from E.S.T. Marathon ‘99 The Facts Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Egghead The Joy Luck Club Fun and Nobody Marriage Plays

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LaChiusa, Michael John Inherit the Wind Leo, Carl Levy, Simon Agnes Live Spelled Backwards The Family Man The Great Gatsby Break Sparks Fly Upward Leokum, Arkady ★ The Last Tycoon Eleanor Sleeps Here LaZebnik, Claire Neighbors ★ Tender is the Night Eulogy for Mister Hamm Motherhood Out Loud Leon, Felis Lewis, Ira First Lady Suite Leary, Helen The Zulu and the Zayda Chinese Coffee Hello Again Yes Means No Leonard, Jr., Jim Lewis, Jim Little Fish Leary, Nolan And They Dance Real Slow in This Beautiful City Lucky Nurse and Other Short Yes Means No Jackson Lewis, Philip C. Musical Plays Lebow, Barbara Leonard, Hugh The American Dame Olio The Keepers Stephen D Lewis, Sinclair Over Texas The Left Hand Singing LeRoy, Gen It Can’t Happen Here See What I Wanna See Little Joe Monaghan Not Waving Liebman, Steve Where’s Mamie? A Shayna Maidel Leslee, Ray The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Lafferty, Marcy Tiny Tim is Dead Standup Shakespeare Lichtenstein, Jonathan Vivien Leigh: The Last Press Lee, Levi Leslie, F. Andrew Memory Conference Some Things You Need to Know The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer The Pull of Negative Gravity Lahr, John Before the World Ends (A Final The Boy with Green Hair Lillis, Padraic The Manchurian Candidate Evening with the Illuminati) The Farmer’s Daughter Two Thirds Home , Speed Tent Meeting The Haunting of Hill House Lin, Kenneth Comes a Day Lee, Mark The Hound of the Baskervilles ★ Warrior Class Lamont, Jr., Alonzo D. Rebel Armies Deep into Chad The Lilies of the Field Lindsay, Howard That Serious He-Man Ball Lee, Robert E. Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation The Great Sebastians Lampley, Oni Faida Auntie Mame The People Next Door Life with Father Mixed Babies The Crocodile Smile The Pigman Life with Mother Landi, Paolo Emilio The Incomparable Max The Spiral Staircase The Prescott Proposals The Servant of Two Masters Inherit the Wind Splendor in the Grass Remains to be Seen Landis, Joseph C. Sparks Fly Upward Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of A Slight Case of Murder The Golem Leeds, Michael America State of the Union Lane, Eric Swinging on a Star (The Johnny The Wheeler Dealers Tall Story Ride Burke Musical) Lettich, Sheldon Lindsay-Abaire, David Langley, Noel Leeds, Nancy Tracers Baby Food Edward, My Son Great Scot! Letton, Francis Crazy Eights Lapine, James Lees, Russell The Young Elizabeth A Devil Inside Fran’s Bed Nixon’s Nixon Letton, Jenette Fuddy Meers The Moment When Leichter, Aaron The Young Elizabeth Good People Twelve Dreams The Castle Letts, Tracy Kimberly Akimbo Larson, Larry Leight, Warren August: Osage County Rabbit Hole Some Things You Need to Know Amici, Ascoltate Bug That Other Person Before the World Ends (A Final Dark, No Sugar Man from Nebraska Three One-Acts Evening With the Illuminati) Fame Takes a Holiday Superior Donuts Wonder of the World Tent Meeting Fear Network News Levenson, Steven Linklater, Hamish LaRusso II, Louis The Final Interrogation of ★ Core Values ★ The Vandal Momma’s Little Angels Ceausescu’s Dog The Language of Trees Linney, Romulus Lasswell, Mary Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Levi, Stephen 2 Suds in Your Eye Happy for You Daphne in Cottage D Akhmatova Latham, Jean Lee Judaic Park Levin, Ira Ambrosio The Ghost of Rhodes Manor Love of the Game Critic’s Choice Ave Maria Laurents, Arthur The Morning After Deathtrap Can Can The Bird Cage Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus Dr. Cook’s Garden The Captivity of Pixie Shedman A Clearing in the Woods Nine-Ten General Seeger Childe Byron The Enclave Norm-Anon Interlock A Christmas Carol Home of the Brave Pay-Per-Kill No Time for Sergeants Clair de Lune Invitation to a March Side Man Levin, Meyer The Death of King Philip Lauro, Shirley Stray Cats Compulsion Democracy The Coal Diamond United Levitt, Saul El Hermano Lavery, Bryony What I Did Wrong The Andersonville Trial F.M. Frozen Leipart, Charles Levy, Benn W. Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Law, Alma H. Deep Sleepers Clutterbuck Gint Duck Hunting The Undefeated Rhumba Champ Levy, David Gold and Silver Waltz Lawrence, Jerome Leivick, H. Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Goodbye, Howard Auntie Mame The Golem Detective Goodbye Oscar The Crocodile Smile Lengyel, Melchior Levy, Jonathan Heathen Valley The Incomparable Max Ninotchka Marco Polo Holy Ghosts

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Hrosvitha Living Out Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Still Life Juliet/Yancey/April Snow Motherhood Out Loud Marriage Plays Mantello, Joe Klonsky and Schwartz ★ Two Things You Don’t Talk About The Water Children The Santaland Diaries Komachi at Dinner Magdalany, Philip Marans, Jon Laughing Stock The Waiting Room Criss-Crossing Jumping for Joy A Lesson Before Dying Lopez, Melinda Watercolor Old Wicked Songs Love Drunk Sonia Flew Magruder, James A Strange and Separate People The Love Suicide at Schofield Lorca, Federico García The Imaginary Invalid The Temperamentals Barracks (Full Length) Blood Wedding The Miser Marber, Patrick The Love Suicide at Schofield Doña Rosita the Spinster The Triumph of Love After Miss Julie Barracks (One Act) The House of Bernarda Alba Maher, Matthew Closer Mountain Memory Loving, Boyce You Better Sit Down: Tales from Dealer’s Choice Old Man Joseph and His Family Galahad Jones My Parents’ Divorce March, William Pops Lowe, Florence Maibaum, Richard Bad Seed Sand Mountain The 49th Cousin See My Lawyer Marchant, William Sand Mountain Matchmaking Lowe, Michele Mailer, John Buffalo To be Continued Songs of Love Motherhood Out Loud Hello Herman Marcus, Milton Frederick The Sorrows of Frederick Lowell, Robert Mamet, David The Gardens of Frau Hess Spain Benito Cereno All Men are Whores: An Inquiry Mardirosian, Tom Tennessee Endecott and the Red Cross Almost Done Saved from Obscurity Three Poets My Kinsman, Major Molineux The Blue Hour: City Sketches Subfertile True Crimes The Old Glory Boston Marriage Margraff, Ruth Unchanging Love Lucas, Craig Businessmen Seven Why the Lord Come to Sand Missing Persons Cold Margulies, Donald Mountain Prelude to a Kiss The Cryptogram Anthony A Woman Without a Name Reckless Doctor Brooklyn Boy Yankee Doodle This Thing of Darkness Dodge Collected Stories Litvack, Barry Three Postcards Epilogue Death in the Family Slow Memories Luce, Clare Boothe Faustus Dinner with Friends Livings, Henry Kiss the Boys Good-bye Fish Father and Son Eh? Margin for Error The Hat First Love Lloyd, Marcus Slam the Door Softly In Old Vermont Found a Peanut Dead Certain The Women The Joke Code God of Vengeance Locke, Sam Luce, William Joseph Dintenfass Homework Fair Game Lillian L.A. Sketches I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Logan, John Lucie, Doug A Life with No Joy in It Joey Red Progress Litko: A Dramatic Monologue July 7, 1994 Logan, Joshua Macardle, Dorothy Monologue, February 1990 Kibbutz Mister Roberts The Uninvited No One Will be Immune and Other The Wisteria Trees MacGrath, Leueen Plays and Pieces L.A. London, Roy Amicable Parting Oleanna Last Tuesday The Amazing Activity of Charley Fancy Meeting You Again A Perfect Mermaid Lola Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth The Small Hours Prairie du Chien The Loman Family Picnic Street Gang Machiavelli, Niccolo Prologue: American Twilight Louie Disneyland on Parade The Mandrake Romance Luna Park It’s a Small World Mack, Carol K. A Scene: Australia Manny Meet Me in Disneyland Seven A Sermon Misadventure: Monologues and Mrs. Murray’s Farm Mackey, William Wellington Shoeshine Short Pieces Lonergan, Kenneth Family Meeting Short Plays and Monologues The Model Apartment Lobby Hero MacLachlan, Angus Sunday Afternoon New Year’s Eve This is Our Youth The Dead Eye Boy Two Enthusiasts Nocturne Long, Quincy The Radiant Abyss The Voysey Inheritance Pitching to the Star The Johnstown Vindicator MacLeish, Archibald Manchester, Joe Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— The Joy of Going Somewhere Air Raid Balloon Shot The Amazing Adventures of Louis Definite The Fall of the City Run, Thief, Run! de Rougemont (as Told by The Lively Lad The Secret of Freedom Manhattan Class Company Himself) People be Heard Three Short Plays by Archibald Manhattan Class Company Class Sight Unseen Longenbaugh, John MacLeish One-Acts, 1992 Somnambulist ★ Sherlock Holmes and the Case of MacLeod, Wendy Mann, Emily Space the Christmas Carol Apocalyptic Butterflies The Cherry Orchard Time Stands Still Loomer, Lisa The House of Yes Having Our Say, The Delany Two Days Accelerando The Lost Colony Sisters’ First 100 Years What’s Wrong with This Picture? Distracted The Shallow End The House of Bernarda Alba Women in Motion Expecting Isabel Sin Meshugah Zimmer

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Marivaux, Pierre McAfee, Don Beautiful Sea Crunch Time The Triumph of Love Great Scot! Corpus Christi Doing a Good One for the Red Man Marks, Laura McAvity, Helen ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff ★ Bethany Everybody Has to be Somebody Home, Last Gasps The Froegle Dictum ★ Mine Mating Dance Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle Marks, Peter McCarthy, Cormac Deuce The Hands of Its Enemy The Butler Did It The Sunset Limited Dunelawn The Heart Outright Marks, Ross McClure, Michael Dusk The Homage that Follows Showdown on Rio Road The Beard Faith, Hope and Charity The Kramer Marks, Walter General Gorgeous Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Kringle’s Window The Butler Did It Josephine: The Mouse Singer Lune The Majestic Kid Marmorstein, Malcolm McCormack, Thomas Full Frontal Nudity The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Will the Real Jesus Christ Please American Roulette ★ Golden Age Prymate Stand Up? Endpapers Hidden Agendas Showdown on Rio Road Marnich, Melanie McCraney, Tarell Alvin Hope Stefanie Hero Gone Goth The Brothers Size It’s Only a Play Stumps A Sleeping Country In the Red and Brown Water Lips Together, Teeth Apart Tommy J & Sally These Shining Lives Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet The Lisbon Traviata The Ultimate Grammar of Life Marowitz, Charles McCullers, Carson Love! Valour! Compassion! The Wager Clever Dick The Ballad of the Sad Café Master Class The War on Tatem Disciples The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Next When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? The Marowitz Hamlet The Member of the Wedding A Perfect Ganesh Melfi, Leonard Murdering Marlowe McDonagh, Martin Prelude & Liebestod Charity Quack The Beauty Queen of Leenane Ravenswood Faith, Hope and Charity Sherlock’s Last Case A Behanding in Spokane Some Men Melville, Herman The Cripple of Inishmaan The Stendhal Syndrome Billy Budd Silent Partners The Lieutenant of Inishmore Street Talk Mercier, Mary Stage Fright The Lonesome West Sweet Eros and Witness Johnny No-Trump Wilde West The Pillowman Tour Meredith, Sylvia Marquand, John P. A Skull in Connemara Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Going to See the Elephant The Late George Apley McDonald, Heather Whiskey Meriwether, Elizabeth Marston, Merlin An Almost Holy Picture The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance The Mistakes Madeline Made Tracers McEnroe, Robert E. that Cleopatterer Did Merrill, Kim Martin, David The Silver Whistle McNamara, John Finding Claire Simply Heavenly McGrath, Douglas Present Tense and Personal Metcalfe, Felicia Martin, E. ★ Checkers Effects Shooting High Dust in Your Eyes McGuinness, Frank McNeely, Jerry Meyer, Marlane Martin, Jane A Doll’s House The Staring Match The Chemistry of Change Barefoot Woman in the Red Dress McKeaney, Grace McOwen, J.B. Etta Jenks Coup/Clucks Last Looks The Skull The Mystery of Attraction White Elephants McKenzie, Neil McPherson, Conor Meyer, Michael Marx, Groucho Guests of the Nation Dublin Carol Brand Time for Elizabeth McLaine, Patricia Four Plays by Conor McPherson Creditors Mason, Timothy Love is Contagious The Good Thief The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Ascension Day McLiam, John Rum and Vodka A Doll’s House Babylon Gardens The Sin of Pat Muldoon The Seafarer A Dream Play The Fiery Furnace McLure, James Shining City Easter In a Northern Landscape The Day They Shot John Lennon St Nicholas Emperor and Galilean Levitation Ghost World This Lime Tree Bower An Enemy of the People Only You Laundry and Bourbon The Weir Erik The Fourteenth Mastrosimone, William Lone Star McPherson, Scott The Father Just Hold Me Max and Maxie Marvin’s Room The Ghost Sonata Matthiessen, Peter Pvt. Wars (Full Length) McRae, John Ghosts Men’s Lives Pvt. Wars (One Act) Young Adventure Hedda Gabler May, Elaine Wild Oats Meara, Anne John Gabriel Borkman Adaptation McNally, Terrence After-Play The Lady from the Sea Relatively Speaking And Things That Go Bump in the Medley, Cassandra Little Eyolf Mayer, Oliver Night 3 by E.S.T. Lunatic and Lover Blade to the Heat André’s Mother and Other Short Cell The Master Builder Mayer, Paul Avila Plays Dearborn Heights Master Olof The Bridal Night Apple Pie Outstanding Short Plays Miss Julie Eternal Triangle Bad Habits Medoff, Mark Peer Gynt The Frying Pan Botticelli Big Mary The Pillars of Society Three Hand Reel By the Sea By the Sea By the Children of a Lesser God Playing with Fire

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The Pretenders Mitford, Nancy Moss, Howard Nelson, Anne Rosmersholm The Little Hut The Folding Green The Guys Storm Mode, Becky The Palace at 4 A.M. Savages The Stronger Fully Committed Mueller, Lavonne Nelson, Richard To Damascus (Part 1) Moffit, John C. Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code The Controversy of Valladolid To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) It Can’t Happen Here Little Victories Nelson, Tim Blake The Virgin Bride Molette, Barbara Mula, Tom Eye of God When We Dead Awaken Rosalee Pritchett Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol The Grey Zone The Wild Duck Molette, Carlton Murakami, Haruki Nemerov, Howard Meyers, Patrick Rosalee Pritchett After the Quake Tall Story Feedlot Molière Murfitt, Mary Nemeth, Sally K2 Amphitryon Cowgirls Black Cloud Morning New York Michels, Jeanne The Bungler Murillo, Carlos The Cat Act The Queen of Bingo Don Juan (Porter) Dark Play or Stories for Boys Lily Middleton, George Don Juan (Wilbur) A Human Interest Story (or The Living in this World Diana Does It The Golden State Gory Details and All) Pagan Day Middleton, Thomas The Imaginary Cuckold, or Murphy, Gregory Pre-Nuptial Agreement Women Beware Women Sganarelle The Countess Sally’s Shorts Miller, Arthur The Imaginary Invalid Murphy, Michael Visions of Grandeur After the Fall The Learned Ladies The Conscientious Objector Word Games All My Sons Lovers’ Quarrels Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Neugroschel, Joachim The American Clock The Misanthrope Murphy, Phyllis God of Vengeance The Archbishop’s Ceiling The Miser (Chambers) The Queen of Bingo Newman, Molly Broken Glass The Miser (Magruder) Murray, Gerard Majella Quilters Clara Scapin Career Angel (Male Version) Shooting Stars School for Husbands Murray, Henry Nicholson, Kenyon The Creation of the World and The School for Lies Treefall The Flying Gerardos Other Business The School for Wives Murray, John Nicholson, William The Crucible Tartuffe (Wilbur) Room Service The Retreat from Moscow Danger: Memory! Tartuffe; or The Weasel (Gray) Murray, Robert Nicolaeff, Ariadne Death of a Salesman The Trickeries of Scapin High Cockalorum Five Evenings Elegy for a Lady Molnar, Ferenc Murray-Smith, Joanna A Month in the Country An Enemy of the People The Spa Honour The Promise The Golden Years and The Man Monks, Jr., John Myler, Randal Noone, Ronan Who Had All the Luck Brother Rat Hank Williams: Lost Highway The Atheist I Can’t Remember Anything Moody, Michael Dorn Nabokov, Vladimir The Blowin of Baile Gall Incident at Vichy The Shortchanged Review Lolita Brendan The Last Yankee (Full Length) Moore, Douglas Nachtrieb, Peter Sinn Norman, Marsha The Last Yankee (One Act) The Devil and Daniel Webster Bob: A Life in Five Acts Getting Out A Memory of Two Mondays Moran, Martin Boom The Holdup Mr. Peters’ Connections ★ All the Rage Colorado ’Night, Mother The Price The Tricky Part Hunter Gatherers Third and Oak: The Laundromat The Ride Down Mount Morgan Morey, Charles T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Some Kind of Love Story ★ Figaro Najimy, Kathy Traveler in the Dark A View from the Bridge The Ladies Man Parallel Lives Norris, Bruce Miller, Caitlin Laughing Stock Napier, Edward Clybourne Park You Better Sit Down: Tales from Morgan, Diana The English Teachers The Pain and the Itch My Parents’ Divorce My Cousin Rachel Nash, N. Richard Nottage, Lynn Miller, JP Morgan, Peter Rouge Atomique By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Days of Wine and Roses Frost/Nixon See the Jaguar Crumbs from the Table of Joy The People Next Door Mori, Brian Richard The Young and Fair Fabulation or, The Re-Education of Miller, Jason Dreams of Flight Nass, Elyse Undine Barrymore’s Ghost Morley, Robert Avenue of Dream Intimate Apparel Circus Lady Edward, My Son Nauffts, Geoffrey Las Meninas It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Morris, Edmund Next Fall Mud, River, Stone Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer The Wooden Dish Neary, Jack Ruined That Championship Season Morris, Jennifer R. To Forgive, Divine Nunn, Trevor Three One-Act Plays by Jason Miller You Better Sit Down: Tales from Nehls, David Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Miller, Sigmund My Parents’ Divorce The Great American Trailer Park Not Grow Up One Bright Day Morris, Peter Musical O’Brien, Edna Milner, Roger Guardians Neiman, Irving Gaynor Triptych How’s the World Treating You? Mosel, Tad Murder Once Removed O’Casey, Sean Mitchell, John Cameron Impromptu Nelms, Henning Drums Under the Windows Hedwig and the Angry Inch That’s Where the Town’s Going Only an Orphan Girl I Knock at the Door

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Purple Dust Lazarus Laughed Paris, Andy The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s Red Roses for Me Long Day’s Journey into Night The Laramie Project: Ten Years Day) O’Connor, Deirdre The Long Voyage Home Later The Savage Dilemma ★ Assisted Living Marco Millions Parks, Don Scandal Point Jailbait The Moon of the Caribbees Jo The Story of Mary Surratt O’Connor, Edwin Mourning Becomes Electra Parks, Suzan-Lori Suicide—Anyone? I was Dancing The Rope The America Play The Teahouse of the August Moon O’Connor, Frank Strange Interlude In the Blood The Willow and I The Bridal Night The Straw Topdog/Underdog Patrick, Robert Eternal Triangle A Touch of the Poet Venus Mutual Benefit Life The Frying Pan Welded Parnell, Peter My Cup Ranneth Over Three Hand Reel Where the Cross is Made The Cider House Rules, Part One: Payne, Nick Odets, Clifford Oppenheimer, George Here in St. Cloud’s ★ If There is I Haven’t Found It Yet The Big Knife A Mighty Man is He The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Paz, Octavio The Country Girl Orkow, Ben In Other Parts of the World Eyes for Consuela The Flowering Peach The First Actress Flaubert’s Latest Pearson, Sybille Golden Boy Orlandersmith, Dael An Imaginary Life Sally and Marsha Rocket to the Moon Beauty’s Daughter QED Unfinished Stories Waiting for Lefty The Gimmick and Other Plays The Rise and Rise of Daniel Peluso, Emanuel O’Donnell, Mark Horsedreams Rocket Good Day Fables for Friends Monster Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Hurricane of the Eye The Nice and the Nasty My Red Hand, My Black Hand Top of the World Little Fears Scapin Stoop Stories Trumpery Pen, Polly Strangers on Earth Yellowman Paskman, Dailey Bed and Sofa That’s It, Folks! O’Rowe, Mark Scrooge Embarrassments O’Hara, Mary Paso, Alfonso Howie the Rookie Goblin Market The Catch Colt Blue Heaven Orr, Mary Pendleton, Austin O’Hara, Robert Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Be Your Age Orson’s Shadow Insurrection: Holding History Recipe for a Crime Dark Hammock Uncle Bob O’Hare, Denis Paterson, Katherine Dead Giveaway Pendrell, Ernest An Iliad The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Grass Widows Seven Times Monday O’Keefe, Laurence Patrick, John Minor Murder Penhall, Joe Bat Boy: The Musical Anybody Out There? Roommates Blue/Orange Oldfield, Mary A Bad Year for Tomatoes Wallflower Dumb Show Please Communicate A Barrel Full of Pennies The Wisdom of Eve Love and Understanding Oliensis, Adam Cheating Cheaters Women Must Weep and Women Pale Horse Ring of Men The Chiropodist Must Work Some Voices Olive, John Compulsion Women Still Weep Pennette, Marco Killers Confession Standing on My Knees Osborn, Paul The Curious Savage Motherhood Out Loud Oliver, Edgar A Bell for Adano The Dancing Mice Percy, Edward East 10th Street: Self Portrait with On Borrowed Time Divorce—Anyone? Ladies in Retirement Empty House Owens, Rochelle The Doctor Will See You Now The Shop at Sly Corner Olson, Esther E. The Widow and the Colonel Empathy Suspect Let’s Make Up Palmieri, Marc The Enigma Trunk Crime A Question of Figures Carl the Second Everybody Loves Opal Perl, Arnold Swing Fever The Departure of Brian O’Callahan Everybody’s Girl Bontche Schweig O’Neill, Eugene Levittown The Gay Deceiver The High School All God’s Chillun Got Wings Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ The Girls of the Garden Club A Tale of Chelm Anna Christie Poor Fellas The Gynecologist Tevya and His Daughters Before Breakfast Prologue Habit The World of Sholom Aleichem Beyond the Horizon Rocks The Hasty Heart Perloff, Carey Bound East for Cardiff Tough Guys Integrity Luminescence Dating Desire Under the Elms Pape, Ralph It’s Been Wonderful Perotti, Greg Diff’rent Beyond Your Command Love is a Time of Day The Laramie Project: Ten Years The Dreamy Kid Girls We have Known and Other Loyalty Later The Emperor Jones One-Act Plays Macbeth Did It Perr, Harvey Gold Hearts Beating Faster The Magenta Moth Rosebloom The Great God Brown Say Goodnight, Gracie Opal is a Diamond Perrin, Nat The Hairy Ape Soap Opera Opal’s Baby Celebration Hughie Warm and Tender Love Opal’s Husband Peterson, Agnes Emelie The Iceman Cometh Paran, Janice Opal’s Million Dollar Duck The Necklace is Mine ’Ile You Better Sit Down: Tales from The Physician Petersen, Don In the Zone My Parents’ Divorce The Psychiatrist Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie?

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Peterson, Lisa The Dumb Waiter Life is Short Stuffings and An American Sunset An Iliad The Dwarfs and Seven Revue Manhattan Drum-Taps Priestley, J.B. Pezzulo, Ted Sketches Months on End An Inspector Calls April Fish and The Wooing of Lady Family Voices A Mother’s Love Pryor, Deborah Sunday The Hothouse No Child Left The Love Talker Piehler, Christopher A Kind of Alaska On the Edge Purdy, James The Triangle Factory Fire Project Last to Go On the Wings of a Butterfly Malcolm Pielmeier, John The Lover Outstanding Men’s Monologues Puzzo, Michael A Ghost Story Monologue Volume One The Dirty Talk A Gothic Tale Moonlight Outstanding Men’s Monologues Rabe, David Haunted Lives Mountain Language Volume Two A Question of Mercy Impassioned Embraces The New World Order Outstanding Short Plays Raby, Peter A Witch’s Brew A Night Out Outstanding Women’s The Government Inspector Pierce, Greg Night School Monologues Volume One The Three Musketeers ★ Slowgirl No Man’s Land Outstanding Women’s Racine, Jean Pintauro, Joe Old Times Monologues Volume Two Andromache Benjamin Falling One for the Road Perchance Phaedra Bird of Ill Omen Other Places Quandary in Quando The Suitors Birds in Church Party Time A Quiet, Empty Life Raffo, Heather Bus Stop Diner Precisely Somewhere in Between 9 Parts of Desire Butterball Press Conference Train of Thought Raine, Nina By the Sea By the Sea By the Request Stop What Price? Rabbit Beautiful Sea The Room Whatever Tribes Cacciatore: Three Short Plays A Slight Ache Post, Douglas Rambo, David Charlie and Vito Tea Party and The Basement Drowning Sorrows God’s Man in Texas Charlie’s Farewell That’s All Earth and Sky The Ice-Breaker Dawn That’s Your Trouble Murder in Green Meadows The Lady with All the Answers Dirty Talk Trouble in the Works Potok, Chaim Raphaelson, Samson Easter Night Victoria Station The Chosen Hilda Crane Fiat Pirandello, Luigi My Name is Asher Lev Jason Flywheel and Anna Henry Pottle, Sam The Perfect Marriage Frozen Dog Poe, Edgar Allan Money Skylark Fur Hat Murder by Poe Prebble, Lucy Rappoport, David Steven His Dish Poe, Kristina Enron Cave Life House Made of Air ★ Love Sick The Sugar Syndrome Rattigan, Terence Lenten Pudding Polatin, Daria Press-Coffman, Toni The Sleeping Prince Lightning D.C. Touch The Winslow Boy Men Without Wives Thicker Than Water Price, Leland Raucher, Herman Men’s Lives Polsky, Abe Parted on Her Wedding Morn Summer of ’42 Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Plays Devour the Snow Price, Olive Read, David West Parakeet Eulogy Popplewell, Jack Star Eternal The Dream of the Burning Boy Raft of the Medusa Breakfast in Bed Price, Reynolds ★ The Performers Reindeer Soup Dear Delinquent August Snow Reale, Robert Rex Hocus Pocus Better Days The Dinosaur Musical Rosen’s Son Porter, Stephen Early Dark Reale, Willie Rules of Love Don Juan Full Moon The Dinosaur Musical Seymour in the Very Heart of Winter Posner, Aaron Night Dance Many Happy Returns and Fast Snow Orchid The Chosen Private Contentment Women Soft Dude A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Prichard, Rebecca Short and Sweet Swans Flying My Name is Asher Lev Yard Gal Rebeck, Theresa Ten-Dollar Drinks ★ Who am I This Time? (& Other Prideaux, James Motherhood Out Loud Two Eclairs Conundrums of Love) Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles The Understudy Uncle Chick Pospisil, Craig Elephants Reddin, Keith Uncle Zepp The American Dream Revisited The Housekeeper All the Rage Watchman of the Night Choosing Sides The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Almost Blue Pinter, Harold Class Conflict Laughter in the Shadow of the Black Snow Ashes to Ashes and Other Plays Double Wedding Trees and Other Plays Brutality of Fact Betrayal The Dunes Lemonade and The Autograph Desperadoes, Throwing Smoke, The Black and White Free Hound Keyhole Lover The Caretaker Guerilla Gorilla The Librarian Frame 312 Celebration Guns Don’t Kill Mixed Couples Human Error The Collection In a Word The Orphans The Innocents’ Crusade Complete Works Volume 1 Infant Morality Postcards Life and Limb Complete Works Volume 2 The Last December Requiem for Us Life During Wartime

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

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Intermission Schnee, Thelma Doubt, a Parable Sheppard, Julian The Kentucky Cycle The Whole World Over Down and Out Buicks Lunch Break Schneider, Barbara The Dreamer Examines His Pillow Love and Happiness Masters of the Trade Flight Lines and Crossings Four Dogs and a Bone and The Whatever The Survivalist Schrock, Gladden Wild Goose Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Tall Tales Glutt Italian American Reconciliation The School for Scandal Ties That Bind Schulman, Charlie Kissing Christine Sherman, Andrew The War on Poverty The Birthday Present and The Let Us Go Out into the Starry Debbie Does Dallas Which Side are You On? Ground Zero Club Night Sherman, James Schiffbauer, John William Schulman, Sarah A Lonely Impulse of Delight Jacob and Jack Live Broadcast Robin Missing Marisa Jest a Second! Schisgal, Murray Schulner, David Missing/Kissing Mr. 80% 74 Georgia Avenue An Infinite Ache Out West Romance in D All Over Town This Thing of Darkness Psychopathia Sexualis Sherman, Jonathan Marc An American Millionaire Schultz, Mark The Red Coat Evolution The Artist and the Model Deathbed Romantic Poetry Jesus on the Oil Tank The Artist and the Model/2 The Gingerbread House Sailor’s Song Knickerbocker The Basement Everything will be Different Savage in Limbo Serendipity and Serenity The Chinese and Dr. Fish Schwartz, Susan L. ★ Storefront Church Sons and Fathers The Consequences of Goosing Debbie Does Dallas Welcome to the Moon and Other Sophistry The Cowboy, the Indian and the Scott, Douglas Plays Things We Want Fervent Feminist Mountain—The Journey of Where’s My Money? Three Short Plays by Jonathan Ducks and Lovers Justice Douglas Women of Manhattan Marc Sherman Extensions Sedaris, Amy Sharp, Randall Veins and Thumbtacks Five One-Act Plays by Murray The Book of Liz ★ Last Man Club Women and Wallace Schisgal Sedaris, David Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Wonderful Time Fragments The Book of Liz Little Kid Sherman, Martin How We Reached an Impasse on The Santaland Diaries and Shaw, Elizabeth A Passage to India Nuclear Energy Season’s Greetings Going to See the Elephant Sherwood, Robert E. Jealousy and There are No Sacher Segall, Harry Shaw, Irwin Abe Lincoln in Illinois Tortes in our Society! Heaven Can Wait Bury the Dead Idiot’s Delight Jimmy Shine Mister Angel The Gentle People The Petrified Forest Little Johnny Seiler, Conrad The Survivors Reunion In Vienna Luv Beauty Parade Shawn, Wallace Small War on Murray Hill Man Dangling Good Night, Caroline Aunt Dan and Lemon There Shall be No Night Memorial Day Our Girls The Designated Mourner Shideler, Ross Oatmeal and Kisses What’s Wrong with the Girls The Fever The Night of the Tribades The Old Jew Why I am a Bachelor The Hotel Play Shiffrin, A.B. Old Wine in a New Bottle The Wonderful Adventures of Don The Mandrake Angel in the Pawnshop Play Time Quixote Marie and Bruce Twilight Walk Popkins Sekacz, Ilona Sheffer, Erika Shine, Ted The Pushcart Peddlers, The The Beggar’s Opera Russian Transport Contribution Flatulist and Other Plays Selden, George Sheldon, Sidney Contributions Road Show The Children’s Story The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Plantation Sexaholics and Other Plays Seligman, Marjorie Roman Candle Shoes A Simple Kind of Love Story More Solo Readings Shelley, Elsa Shinn, Christopher The Typists and The Tiger Solo Readings for Radio and Class Foxhole in the Parlor The Coming World Walter Work Shelley, Mary Dying City Windows Still More Solo Readings Frankenstein Four Schmidt, Erica Seller, Thomas Playing with Fire (after On the Mountain Debbie Does Dallas Xingu Frankenstein) Other People Schmidt, Paul Setlock, Mark Shepard, Sam Picked The Bear Pageant Play Buried Child What Didn’t Happen The Dangers of Tobacco Shakespeare, William Curse of the Starving Class Where Do We Live The Festivities Hamlet ESP Eyes for Consuela Short, Robin Ivanov Shakespeare’s R&J Fool for Love Ned Crocker The Proposal Standup Shakespeare The God of Hell Shue, Larry A Reluctant Tragic Hero Shanley, John Patrick Kicking a Dead Horse The Foreigner Seven Short Farces by Anton Beggars in the House of Plenty The Late Henry Moss Grandma Duck is Dead Chekhov The Big Funk A Lie of the Mind My Emperor’s New Clothes Swan Song Cellini Seduced The Nerd The Wedding Reception Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Simpatico Wenceslas Square Schmitt, Eric-Emmanuel Defiance States of Shock Shulman, Max Enigma Variations Dirty Story When the World was Green The Tender Trap

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

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

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Viner, Katharine Boy Meets Girl Tira Tells Everything There is to Sganarelle My Name is Rachel Corrie The Heidi Chronicles Know About Herself and The The Learned Ladies Violett, Ellen Isn’t It Romantic Bodybuilders Le Cid Brewsie and Willie The Man in a Case Welsh, Kenneth The Liar Vogel, Paula Medea Standup Shakespeare Lovers’ Quarrels And Baby Makes Seven Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy Welty, Eudora The Misanthrope The Baltimore Waltz Wasserstein Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers Phaedra A Civil War Christmas: An The Sisters Rosensweig Werfel, Franz School for Husbands American Musical Celebration Tender Offer Jacobowsky and the Colonel The School for Wives Desdemona, A Play About a Third Wertenbaker, Timberlake The Suitors Handkerchief Uncommon Women and Others The Grace of Mary Traverse Tartuffe Hot ’n’ Throbbing Waiting for Philip Glass Wesley, Richard The Theatre of Illusion How I Learned to Drive Workout The Mighty Gents Wilde, Oscar The Long Christmas Ride Home Waters, Daryl The Past is the Past and Gettin’ It The Picture of Dorian Gray The Mineola Twins Civil War Christmas: An American Together Wilk, Max The Oldest Profession Musical Celebration The Sirens Cloud Seven Vogelstein, Cherie Watkin, L.E. West, Cheryl L. Mr. Williams and Miss Wood All About Al On Borrowed Time Before It Hits Home Wilkas, Matthew Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Watson, Ara Jar the Floor Pageant Play Volodin, Aleksandr Bite the Hand, Mooncastle Motherhood Out Loud Williams, Emlyn Five Evenings Chocolate Cake West, Nathanael The Corn is Green von Arnim, Elizabeth A Different Moon Miss Lonelyhearts Someone Waiting Enchanted April Final Placement Wettig, Patricia Williams, Samm-Art Vonnegut, Kurt Little Miss Fresno F2M Home ★ Who am I This Time? (& Other Treasure Island Wharton, Edith Williams, Tennessee Conundrums of Love) Win/Lose/Draw Ethan Frome 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Wackler, Rebecca Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) Xingu Other Plays Tent Meeting 90° in the Shade and Dust in Whedon, Tom American Blues Wade, Kevin Your Eyes Money Auto-Da-Fé Key Exchange Webb, Peter Wheeler, Hugh Battle of Angels Mr. & Mrs. Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Big Fish, Little Fish Camino Real Wade, Laura Detective Look: We’ve Come Through The Case of the Crushed Petunias Breathing Corpses Splendora We Have Always Lived in the Castle Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Colder Than Here Wedekind, Frank Whelan, Peter Clothes for a Summer Hotel Other Hands Spring Awakening The Herbal Bed The Dark Room Posh Weidman, Jerome White, John Dragon Country Wadud, Ali Asterisk! Bugs and Veronica The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Companions of the Fire Ivory Tower White, Jr., Harley The Frosted Glass Coffin Walden, William Weill, Gus Direct from Death Row The The Glass Menagerie Treasures on Earth To Bury a Cousin Scottsboro Boys The Gnadiges Fraulein Walker, Mildred Weiner, Wendy White, Natalie E. Hello from Bertha The Southwest Corner Hillary: A Modern Greek The Billion Dollar Saint I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Wallach, Ira Tragedy with a (Somewhat) Seven Nuns at Las Vegas I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix The Absence of a Cello Happy Ending Seven Nuns South of the Border In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Wanshel, Jeff Weinraub, Bernard White, Sharr Kingdom of Earth Auto-Destruct and The Rhesus The Accomplices Achilles in Sparta The Lady of Larkspur Lotion Umbrella Weisman, Annie ★ Annapurna The Last of My Solid Gold Watches The Disintegration of James Cherry Be Aggressive The Other Place The Long Goodbye Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the Hold Please Six Years The Long Stay Cut Short or The Russian Navy Motherhood Out Loud Sunlight Unsatisfactory Supper Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Surf Report Whittell, Crispin Lord Byron’s Love Letter Lautrec Weiss, Matthew Darwin in Malibu A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur Ward, Douglas Turner Hesh Whitty, Jeff The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Brotherhood Weitz, Paul The Further Adventures of Hedda Anymore Happy Ending and A Day of Lonely, I’m Not Gabler Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry Absence Privilege The Hiding Place The Mutilated The Reckoning Roulette Wiener, David The Night of the Iguana Ward, Pamela Show People Blood Orange The Notebook of Trigorin An Almost Holy Picture Trust Wilbur, Richard One Arm Warren, Robert Penn Weller, Michael Amphitryon Orpheus Descending All the King’s Men Beast Andromache Out Cry Wasserstein, Wendy Dogbrain The Bungler A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot An American Daughter Fifty Words Don Juan Period of Adjustment Bette and Me Side Effects The Imaginary Cuckold, or Portrait of a Madonna

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The Purification of the Cosmos Wolfe, George C. Watbanaland The Red Devil Battery Sign The Mound Builders The Colored Museum Wildwood Park The Rose Tattoo Rain Dance Spunk Wright, William H. Small Craft Warnings Redwood Curtain Wolfson, Victor The Man in the Dog Suit Something Cloudy, Something Clear The Rimers of Eldritch Excursion Yaffe, James Something Unspoken The Sand Castle and Three Other Wollner, Donald Cliffhanger The Strangest Kind of Romance Plays Kid Purple The Deadly Game A Streetcar Named Desire Say De Kooning Wong, Elizabeth Ivory Tower Suddenly Last Summer A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still Bad-Ass of the Rip Eternal Yale, Kathleen Betsko Summer and Smoke the Frogboy Wood, Maxine Johnny Bull Sweet Bird of Youth Serenading Louie On Whitman Avenue Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Sextet (YES) Woodard, Charlayne Yalman, Tunc Me Listen Stoop Flight The Liar Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Sympathetic Magic In Real Life The Trickeries of Scapin This Property is Condemned Talley & Son Neat Yankee, Luke The Two-Character Play Talley’s Folly The Night Watcher A Place at Forest Lawn Vieux Carré This is the Rill Speaking Pretty Fire Yankowitz, Susan Williamson, David Three Sisters Wooten, Jamie A Place at Forest Lawn Money and Friends Thymus Vulgaris ★ Always a Bridesmaid Seven Willimon, Beau Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island Christmas Belles Yep, Laurence Farragut North Wandering Dashing Through the Snow Dragonwings Lower Ninth Wilson, Lauren Dearly Beloved Yerby, Lorees Spirit Control Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and The Dixie Swim Club Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn Willinger, David Hyde Play The Hallelujah Girls Yordan, Philip Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends The Golden State Mama Won’t Fly Anna Lucasta Willis, Jane Wilson, Mary Louise The Red Velvet Cake War Young, Stanley Men without Dates and Slam! Deer Play Rex’s Exes Mr. Pickwick Wilson, David Henry Full Gallop Southern Hospitality All the World’s a Stage In the Dressing Room ’Til Beth Do Us Part Zark, Jenna Wilson, Lanford Laughs Wooten, John J. A Body of Water Abstinence Lost Trophies Zavin, Benjamin Bernard Angels Fall The Professional Worton, Jenny The Family Man Balm in Gilead and Other Plays Road Work Through a Glass Darkly Zindel, Paul A Betrothal Theatrical Haiku Wright, Craig Amulets Against the Dragon Forces Book of Days Tirade Grace And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Brontosaurus Wilson, Michael Lady The Effect of Gamma Rays on Burn This A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Mistakes were Made Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds By the Sea By the Sea By the of Christmas Orange Flower Water Every Seventeen Minutes the Beautiful Sea Wilson, Tracey Scott The Pavilion Crowd Goes Crazy! Days Ahead The Good Negro Recent Tragic Events Ladies at the Alamo The Family Continues The Story Wright, Doug Let Me Hear You Whisper and The Fifth of July Wiltse, David Baby Talk Ladies Should be in Bed Four Short Plays by Lanford Wilson A Dance Lesson Grey Gardens The Pigman Ghosts A Grand Romance I am My Own Wife The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild The Gingham Dog Winters, Marian Lot 13: The Bone Violin The Great Nebula in Orion A is for All Quills Ziegler, Anna The Hot L Baltimore All Saints’ Day Standing on Ceremony: The Gay BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye Animal Keepers Marriage Plays Life Science Lemon Sky Assembly Line The Stonewater Rapture Photograph 51 Ludlow Fair and Home Free! Witten, Matthew Unwrap Your Candy Zweibel, Alan The Madness of Lady Bright The Deal Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening of Happy The Moonshot Tape and A Poster Washington Square Moves One-Act Plays Outstanding Short Plays

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Tanya Barfield THE CALL

Nathan Englander THE TWENTY-SEVENTH MAN

Richard Greenberg THE ASSEMBLED PARTIES

Lucas Hnath A PUBLIC READING OF AN UNPRODUCED SCREENPLAY ABOUT THE DEATH OF WALT DISNEY

Christopher Shinn NOW OR LATER TEDDY FERRARA

Mark St. Germain THE BEST OF ENEMIES

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