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The Complete Greek Tragedies A2 Aeschylus book # Author Title Book # Plays Title A0 Abaire-Lindsay, David Good People A1 Aeschylus Aeschylus I: The Complete Greek Tragedies A2 Aeschylus Aeschylus I: The Complete Greek Tragedies A3 Aeschylus Aeschylus I: The Complete Greek Tragedies A4 Aeschylus Aeschylus II: The Complete Greek Tragedies A5 Aeschylus Aeschylus II: The Complete Greek Tragedies A6 Albee, Edward A Delicate Balance A7 Albee, Edward All Over A8 Albee, Edward The Zoo Story and The Sandbox A9 Albee, Edward Three Tall Women A10 Albee, Edward Tiny Alice A11 Albee, Edward Whos Afraid of Virginia Woolf? A11.5 Anderson, Jane The Baby Dance A12 Anouilh, Jean Antigone A12.1 Aristophanes Four Plays A13 Auburn, David Proof A13.1 Ayckbourn, Alan The Norman Conquests B14 Baker, Annie Circle Mirror Transformation B15 Baker, Annie John B15.1 Baker, Annie The Flick B16 Baker, Edward Allen North of Providence ; Dolores ; Lady of Fadima B17 Ball, Alan Five Women Wearing the Same Dress B18 Barber, Matthew Enchanted April B19 Beckett, Samuel Collected Shorter Plays B20 Beckett, Samuel Waiting for Godot B21 Beckett, Samuel Waiting for Godot & Other Plays B21.1 Bennett, Alan The History Boys B22 Blessing, Lee Patient A, and Other Plays B22.1 Blessing, Lee A Users Guide to Hell B23 Bogosian, Eric SubUrbia B24 Bos, Hannah Buddy Cop 2 B25 Bradford, Barbara Taylor Unexpected Blessings Emma Harte Saga B26 Braff, Zach All New People B27 Brecht, Bertolt Galileo B28 Brecht, Bertolt The Life of Galileo B29 Brecht, Bertolt Plays: Two B30 Brecht, Bertolt The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui B30.1 Bogosian, Eric Pounding Nails B31 Buchner The Complete Plays B32 Byrne, John The Slab Boys B33 Byron, Ellen Graceland & Asleep on The Wind: 2 Short Plays C34 Calderon, Guillermo Neva C34.1 Camoletti, Marc Boeing Boeing book # Author Title C35 Capek, Karel R.U.R. C35.1 Caren, Jonathan The Recommendation C36 Carpenter, Bridget Up (The Man in the Flying Chair) C37 Chávez, Denise Shattering the Myth C38 Chekhov (Tchekoff), Anton The Boor: A Comedy in One Act C38.1 Chekhov, Anton The Seagull C39 Chekhov, Anton Three Sisters C40 Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich Five Plays C40 Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich Eight Plays C41 Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich Six Plays C42 Churchill, Caryl Cloud Nine C42.1 Churchill, Caryl Fen C42.2 Churchill, Caryl Mad Forrest C43 Churchill, Caryl Top Girls C44 Clark, Brian Whose Life Is It Anyway? C44.1 Clark, Brian Whose Life Is It Anyway? (New Version-Female Lead) C45 Coburn, D.L. The Gin Game C46 Cocteau, Jean The Infernal Machine and other plays C47 Colaizzo, Paul Downs Really Really C48 Coward, Noel Oh Coward! C48.1 Coward, Noel Private Lives C49 Coward, Noel The Astonished Heart C50 Cristofer, Michael The Lady and the Clarinet C51 Cristofer, Michael The Shadow Box C52 Cristofer, Michael The Shadow Box C53 Crowley, Mart The Boys in the Band C54 Crozier, Avery Eat The Runt C55 Cryer, Gretchen I'm Getting My Act Together and Taking It On The Road D56 Daly, Augustin Under The Gaslight D57 D'Amour Lisa Detroit D58 Deane, Hamilton & Balder.. Dracula D59 Dubillard, Roland The Swallows D60 Durang, Christopher Beyond Therapy D61 Durang, Christopher Naomi in the Living Room & Other Short Plays E62 Edson, Margaret Wit E63 Elder III, Lonne Ceremonies In Dark Old Men E64 Ensler, Eve Necessary Targets E65 Ensler, Eve The Vagina Monologues E65.1 Ephron, Nora When Harry Met Sally F66 Fernandez, Evelina A Mexican Trilogy F67 Finn, William The Marvin Songs F68 Frayn, Michael Benefactors F68.1 Frayn, Michael Noises Off F69 Friel, Brian Dancing at Lughnasa book # Author Title F70 Friel, Brian Dancing at Lughnasa F70.1 Friel, Brian Dancing at Lughnasa F71 Fugard, Athol The Blood Knot F72 Fuller, Charles A Soldiers Play G73 Garcia Lorca, Federico G. Bernarda Alba G74 Gazzo, Michael V. A Hatful of Rain G75 Genet, Jean The Balcony G76 Genet, Jean The Blacks: A Clown Show G76.1 Geoghan, Jim Light Sensitive G77 Gibson, William The Miracle Worker G78 Gibson, William Two for the Seesaw G79 Gibson, William Two for the Seesaw G80 Goethe Faust G81 Goethe Faust: Part two G82 Goetz, Ruth and Augustus The Heiress G83 Goldman, James The Lion in Winter G83.1 Grabbe, Christian Dietrich Jest Satire, Irony and Deeper Significance G83.2 Grant, Kathryn The Good Counselor G83.3 Greenberg, Richard Three Days of Rain and Other Plays G84 Guirgis, Stephan Adly Three Plays (Our Lady.., Last Days.., Motherfucker..) G85 Gurney, A.R. A.R. Gurney Collected Plays Volume V 1991-1995 G86 Gurney, A.R. A.R. Gurney Collected Plays Volume IV 1992-1999 G87 Gurney, A.R. The Dinning Room G88 Gurney, A.R. The Middle Ages H89 Hampton, Christopher Savages H388 Hansberry, Lorraine Raisin in the Sun H388.1 Hansberry, Lorraine Raisin in the Sun H90 Hansberry, Lorraine To Be Young, Gifted and Black H91 Harling, Robert Steel Magnolias H92 Harrower, David Blackbird H93 Hartinian, Linda Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said H94 Henley, Beth Crimes of The Heart H95 Henley, Beth The Miss Firecracker Contest H96 Homer The Iliad H97 Hopkins, John Find Your Way Home H98 Hudes, Quiara Allegria The Happiest Song Plays Last H99 Hwang, David Henry M. Butterfly I100 Ibsen, Henrik An Enemy of the People I101 Ibsen, Henrik An Enemy of the People I102 Ibsen, Henrik Four Great Plays by Ibsen I103 Ibsen, Henrik Peer Gynt (miss 10/2017) I104 Ibsen, Henrik Six Plays by Henrik Ibsen I105 Ibsen, Henrik The Wild Duck ; Hedda Gabler I106 Inge, William Picnic book # Author Title I107 Inge, William Summer Brave I108 Ionesco, Eugène Rhinoceros I109 Ionesco, Eugène Rhinoceros and Other Plays I110 Ionesco, Eugène Four Plays: The Bald Soprano, and Other Plays I111 Ives, David Time Flies and Other Short Plays I111.1 Ives, David Time Flies and Other Short Plays J111.2 Jacobs, Michael Cheaters J112 Jeffers, Robinson Madea J113 Johnson, Denis Soul of a Whore and Purvis J114 Johnson, Joel Drake Rasheeda Speaking J115 Jolly, Arthur M. Guilty Moments: An evening of short plays J116 Jones, Preston A Texas Trilogy J117 Jonson, Ben Volpone J117.1 Joseph, Rajiv Gruesome Playground Injuries, Animals Out Of Paper... K117.2 Kane, Sarah Blasted K117.3 Karam, Stephen The Humans K118.3 Karam, Stephen Speech & Debate K118 Kesselman, Wendy Ann My Sister in this House K119 Kessler, Lyle Orphans K120 Kopt, Arthur Wings K121 Kushner, Tony Homebody/Kabul K380 Kushner, Tony Angels In America L122 LaBute, Neil Reasons to be Pretty L122.1 LaBute, Neil Reasons to be Pretty L123 LaBute, Neil Some Girls L123.1 LaBute, Neil Things We Said Today L123.2 LaBute, Neil The Mercy Seat L124 Lauro, Shirley Open Admissions L125 Lavery, Bryony Frozen L126 Lawrence, Jermone & Lee The Incomparable Max L127 Leguizamo, John Spic-O-Rama L128 Linney, Romulus Six Plays L129 Linney, Romulus Seventeen Short Plays (Miss 3/18) L130 Leonard, Hugh Da L131 Letts, Tracy August L132 Letts, Tracy Killer Joe L133 Letts, Tracy Killer Joe L134 Letts, Tracy Man From Nebraska L135 Letts, Tracy Superior Donuts L136 Lindsay-Abaire, David Rabbit Hole L137 Linklater, Richard Before Sunrise & Before Sunset L138 Lonergan, Kenneth This is Our Youth M139 Mamet, David A Life In The Theatre M140 Mamet, David Glengarry Glen Ross book # Author Title M140.1 Mamet, David Glengarry Glen Ross M140.2 Mamet, David Oleanna M141 Mamet, David One Man, One Woman M142 Mamet, David Plays (3) M143 Mamet, David Sexual Preversity in Chicago & The Duck Variations M143.1 Marber, Patrick Closer M144 Marlowe, Christopher Doctor Faustus M144.1 Marlowe, Christopher Doctor Faustus M145 Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe - Five Plays M146 Marlowe, Christopher The Complete Plays (Miss 3/18) M147 Mathews-Deacon, Saundra Magic Theatre M148 Mastrosimone, William Extremities M149 McCraney, Tarell Alvin The Brother/Sister Plays M150 McDonagh, Martin A Skull in Connemara M151 McDonagh, Martin The Beauty Queen of Leenane and Other Plays M152 McDonagh, Martin The Pillowman M152.1 McDonagh, Martin The Pillowman M153 McIntyre, Dennis Modigliani M154 McNally, Terrence A Perfect Ganesh M155 McNally, Terrence Lips Together, Teeth Apart M156 McNamara, John Present Tense ; And, Personal Effects M157 Medoff, Mark When You Comin Back, Red Ryder? M158 Melfi, Leonard Encounters: Six One-Act Plays M158.1 Meyers, Patrick K2 (Miss 3/18) M159 Michales, Sydney Dylan M160 Middleton, Thomas & Rowl The Changeling M160.1 Miller, Arthur All My Sons M161 Miller, Arthur A View From the Bridge M162 Miller, Arthur Broken Glass M163 Miller, Arthur Death of a Salesman M163.1 Miller, Arthur Death of a Salesman M164 Miller, Arthur The Creation of the World and Other Business M165 Miller, Arthur The Crucible M165.1 Miller, Arthur The Crucible M166 Miller, Jason That Championship Season M167 Minghella, Anthony Truly, Madly, Deeply M168 Moliere Tartuffe M169 Moliere Tartuffe and Other Plays M170 Moliere The Misanthrope and Other Plays M171 Moliere The Misanthrope and Other Plays M172 Moore, Edward J. The Seahorse M172.1 Morisseau, Dominique Sunset Baby (Miss 3/18) N172.2 Nash, Richard The Rainmaker N173 Nichols, Peter Joe Egg book # Author Title N174 Norman, Marsha 'night, Mother N175 Norman, Marsha Four Plays N176 Nottage, Lynn Fabulation N177 Nottage, Lynn Ruined N177.1 Nottage, Lynn Sweat O178 O'Neill, Eugene Four Plays O179 O'Neill, Eugene Long Day's Journey Into Night (Miss 3/18) O180 Oates, Joyce Carol In Darkest America O181 Orton, Joe Entertaining Mr Sloane O182 Osborn, Joe & Creighton Epitaph For George Dillon O183 Osborn, Paul Mornings At Seven P184 Patrick, John Love Is A Time of Day P185 Patrick, Robert Kennedy's Children P186 Pelfrey, Matt An Impending Rupture of the Belly P187 Pendleton, Austin Uncle Bob P188
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