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Catalogue of New Plays 2012–2013

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A Letter from the President

Fall 2012

Dear Subscriber,

This year we are pleased to add over 85 works to our Catalogue, including both full length and short plays, from our new and established authors. We were particularly fortunate with nominations and awards that our authors won this year. Quiara Alegría Hudes won the Pulitzer Prize with , and the two runners-up were John Robin Baitz’s and Stephen Karam’s SONS OF THE PROPHET. The Play Service also represents three of the four 2012 Tony nominees for Best Play, including the winner, Bruce Norris’ , Jon Robin Baitz’s OTHER DESERT CITIES and ’ VENUS IN FUR. All four of the Tony nominations for Best Revival are represented by the Play Service: (the winner), THE BEST MAN, and . Other new titles include ’s BENGAL TIGER AT THE BAGHDAD ZOO, ’s , ’s , Nina Raines’ and Paul Weitz’s LONELY, I’M NOT.

Newcomers to our Catalogue include Simon Levy, whose masterful adaptation of THE GREAT GATSBY is the only stage version to be authorized by the Fitzgerald Estate; Erika Sheffer, with her vivid portrait of an immigrant family in RUSSIAN TRANSPORT; Sarah Treem, with her absorbing and thought-provoking THE HOW AND THE WHY; and Tarell Alvin McCraney, with the three plays of his critically acclaimed BROTHER/SISTER TRILOGY. As you browse through this year’s Catalogue, you will find many more exceptional plays by all our authors.

With this issue of the Catalogue we are also pleased to announce the availability of ePlays. ePlays may be purchased from our website in the standard ePub format 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 Kindle. Going forward, new acquisitions will be available as ePlays, and we’ll be working steadily to convert back-list titles and make them available 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,

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Contents

Pulitzer Prize Plays ...... 4 Tony Award Plays ...... 5 Introduction ...... 6 Performance Rights ...... 7 Acting Editions, Scores and Other Materials ...... 7 New Plays ...... 8 Complete List of Titles ...... 30 Complete List of Authors ...... 45 Last Minute Acquisitions ...... 68 Newly Revised Editions ...... 68 NEW CATALOGUE 12-13.qxd 7/25/2012 10:25 AM Page 4

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PULITZER PRIZE WINNING PLAYS

2012 WATER BY THE SPOONFUL by Quiara Alegría Hudes 1971 THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE- MOON MARIGOLDS by 2011 CLYBOURNE PARK by Bruce Norris 2009 by 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK by and 2007 by David Lindsay-Abaire 1955 by 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by Shanley 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON 2004 by by John Patrick 2003 by 1953 by 2002 TOPDOG/UNDERDOG by Suzan-Lori Parks 1952 by Joseph Kramm 2001 by 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by 2000 by 1999 WIT by 1948 by Tennessee Williams 1998 by 1946 STATE OF THE UNION by and 1995 THE YOUNG MAN FROM ATLANTA by 1945 by 1994 by 1941 by Robert E. Sherwood 1992 by 1989 by 1939 ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS by Robert E. Sherwood 1988 DRIVING MISS DAISY by 1937 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU by and George S. Kaufman 1983 ’NIGHT, MOTHER by 1936 IDIOT’S DELIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood 1981 by 1980 TALLEY’S FOLLY by 1930 by 1979 by 1928 by Eugene O’Neill 1975 by Edward Albee 1922 by Eugene O’Neill 1973 by Jason Miller 1920 BEYOND THE HORIZON by Eugene O’Neill

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TONY AWARD WINNING PLAYS

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

2010 by John Logan 1988 M. BUTTERFLY by David Henry Hwang

2009 by Yasmina Reza, 1982 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF translated by by , from Charles Dickens 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by Tracy Letts 1980 CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD by Mark Medoff 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by 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 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 2001 PROOF by David Auburn and Albert Hackett 1999 by 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON 1998 ‘’ by Yasmina Reza, by John Patrick translated by Christopher Hampton 1953 by Arthur Miller 1997 THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO by Alfred Uhry 1951 by Tennessee Williams 1996 MASTER CLASS by Terrence McNally 1995 LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! by Terrence McNally 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller 1992 by Brian Friel 1948 by and 1990 THE GRAPES OF WRATH by John Steinbeck, adapted by Frank Galati 1947 by Arthur Miller

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Introduction to Catalogue of New Plays

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Rob Ackerman CALL ME WALDO: A TRANSCENDENTAL 9 CIRCLES ...... 11 ROMANCE ...... 14 EQUIVOCATION ...... 16

Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Joe Calarco DOCTOR CERBERUS ...... 15 IS DEAD...... 28 THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY based on Matt Charman the novel by Oscar Wilde ...... 23 REGRETS ...... 23 , Ethan Coen and Elaine May Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig LIDLESS ...... 19 RELATIVELY SPEAKING ...... 23 Bathsheba Doran Jane Anderson KIN ...... 18 THE ESCORT ...... 16 Laura Eason David Auburn THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER adapted THE COLUMNIST ...... 14 from the novel by Mark Twain ...... 11

Leslie Ayvazian, Brooke Berman, David Jesse Eisenberg Cale, Jessica Goldberg, Beth Henley, ASUNCION ...... 12 Lameece , Claire LaZebnik, Lisa Loomer, Michele Lowe, Marco Pennette, Kate Fodor Theresa Rebeck, Luanne Rice, Annie RX ...... 24 Weisman and Cheryl L. West, conceived by Susan R. Rose and Joan Stein Mo Gaffney, Jordan Harrison, Moisés MOTHERHOOD OUT LOUD ...... 21 Kaufman, Neil LaBute, Wendy MacLeod, José Rivera, Paul Rudnick, Doug Wright, Jon Robin Baitz conceived by Brian Shnipper OTHER DESERT CITIES ...... 22 STANDING ON CEREMONY: THE GAY MARRIAGE PLAYS ...... 26 Courtney Baron Daniel Goldfarb EAT YOUR HEART OUT ...... 15 CRADLE AND ALL ...... 15 Zach Braff ALL NEW PEOPLE ...... 11 THE MOTHERFUCKER WITH THE HAT . . . 20

Julia Brownell Katori Hall ALL-AMERICAN ...... 11 HURT VILLAGE ...... 18 THE MOUNTAINTOP ...... 21 Scott Caan NO WAY AROUND BUT THROUGH ...... 21 David Harrower TWO WRONGS ...... 28 A SLOW AIR ...... 25

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Jeffrey Hatcher David Lindsay-Abaire SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE ADVENTURE GOOD PEOPLE ...... 16 OF THE SUICIDE CLUB ...... 25 TEN CHIMNEYS ...... 27 Jon Marans A STRANGE AND SEPARATE PEOPLE . . . . 26 Leslye Headland ASSISTANCE ...... 12 Charles Marowitz THE MAROWITZ HAMLET ...... 20 Jakob Holder HOUSEBREAKING ...... 17 Tarell Alvin McCraney THE BROTHERS SIZE ...... 13 Quiara Alegría Hudes IN THE RED AND BROWN WATER ...... 18 WATER BY THE SPOONFUL ...... 28 MARCUS; OR THE SECRET OF SWEET . . . . 20

David Henry Hwang Peter Sinn Nachtrieb CHINGLISH ...... 14 BOB: A LIFE IN FIVE ACTS ...... 13 T.I.C. (TRENCHCOAT IN COMMON) ...... 27 David Ives THE SCHOOL FOR LIES adapted from The Bruce Norris Misanthrope by Molière ...... 24 CLYBOURNE PARK ...... 14

Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Lynn Nottage Jamie Wooten BY THE WAY, MEET VERA STARK ...... 14 MAMA WON’T FLY ...... 19 Dael Orlandersmith REX’S EXES ...... 24 HORSEDREAMS ...... 17 Rajiv Joseph Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare BENGAL TIGER AT THE BAGHDAD ZOO . . . 12 AN ILIAD ...... 18 Stephen Karam Craig Pospisil SONS OF THE PROPHET ...... 25 THE DUNES ...... 15 Anne Kauffman, Matthew Maher, Caitlin OUTSTANDING SHORT PLAYS (editor) . . . . 22 Miller, Jennifer R. Morris, Janice Paran, AMATEURS by David Auburn and Robbie Collier Sublett BOLERO by David Ives BREAKFAST AND BED by Amy Fox YOU BETTER SIT DOWN: TALES FROM MY CELL by Cassandra Medley PARENTS’ DIVORCE ...... 29 DIVERSIONS by THE GREEN HILL by David Ives HAPPY by Alan Zweibel ONE ARM based on the short story and A SECOND OF PLEASURE by Neil LaBute screenplay by Tennessee Williams . . . . . 22 AN UPSET by David Auburn WEIRD WATER by Robert Lewis Vaughan Zoe Kazan WE LIVE HERE ...... 29 Nina Raine TRIBES ...... 27 Simon Levy THE GREAT GATSBY adapted from the novel Keith Reddin by F. Scott Fitzgerald ...... 17 THE MISSIONARY POSITION ...... 20

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J.T. Rogers Sarah Treem BLOOD AND GIFTS ...... 12 THE HOW AND THE WHY ...... 17

John William Schiffbauer Debbie Tucker Green LIVE BROADCAST ...... 19 BORN BAD ...... 13 TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION ...... 28 Erika Sheffer RUSSIAN TRANSPORT ...... 24 Annie Weisman Christopher Shinn SURF REPORT ...... 26 PICKED ...... 23 Paul Weitz Nicky Silver LONELY, I’M NOT ...... 19 THE LYONS ...... 19 Brian Sloan SIDE EFFECTS ...... 25 WTC VIEW ...... 29 Patricia Wettig Tommy Smith F2M ...... 16 PIGEON ...... 23 Jenny Worton Simon Stephens THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY adapted from BLUEBIRD ...... 13 the film by Ingmar Bergman ...... 27

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9 Circles innovative and charming adaptation…sticks to the bones of the by Bill Cain story with admirable fidelity, but creates a flowing physical style that effectively integrates dance with drama.” —Talkin’ Broadway. Drama Full Length 2 men, 1 woman $75 per performance All New People $8.00 acting edition by Zach Braff ISBN: 978-0-8222-2593-5 Comedy THE STORY: A psychological based on actual events, 9 CIRCLES Full Length tells the story of an American soldier on trial for his life. The young sol- 2 men, 2 women dier—honorably discharged but then accused of an unspeakable war $75 per performance crime in Iraq—Daniel Reeves is forced to navigate a Dantesque $8.00 acting edition labyrinth of commanding officers, public defenders, lawyers, preachers ISBN: 978-0-8222-2562-1 and military psychiatrists. By turns shocking, mesmerizing and bitingly funny, 9 CIRCLES accompanies this astonishing young soldier on a tour THE STORY: It’s the dead of winter, and the summer vacation get- de force journey to a shattering conclusion in which the infinite size and away of Long Beach Island, New Jersey is desolate and blanketed in tremendous power of a young man’s soul is revealed. snow. Charlie is 35, heartbroken, and just wants some time away from the rest of the world. The island ghost-town seems to be the perfect THE REVIEWS: “It’s a dense, fiercely performed and provocative jour- escape until his solitude is interrupted by a motley parade of misfits ney…a gritty, at times revealing trip.” —San Francisco Chronicle. who show up and change his plans. A hired beauty, the townie fire- “The power and punch of 9 CIRCLES is undeniable. Cain’s script zeroes man, and an eccentric British real-estate agent desperately trying to in on one soldier’s story and leaves us feeling the inescapable historic stay in the country suddenly find themselves tangled together in a and emotional weight of the entire war. This is theater that shakes beach house where the mood is anything but sunny. your foundation and leaves you breathless.” —Bay Area Backstage. THE REVIEWS: “Zach Braff…scores with ALL NEW PEOPLE, a mor- bidly funny play about the trendy new existential condition of being young, adorable, and miserable.” —Variety. “ALL NEW PEOPLE…is The Adventures of Tom Sawyer consistently and sometimes sensationally funny. Mr Braff…invests by Laura Eason, adapted from the novel by this angst-fueled comedy with a perky sensibility.” —NY Times. “…a Mark Twain hipper, edgier take on the bantering comedies that were once the domain of like .” —Hollywood Reporter. Comedy “Just…sit back and laugh.” —NY Daily News. Full Length 6 men, 2 women (doubling, flexible casting) $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition All-American ISBN: 978-0-8222-2644-4 by Julia Brownell

THE STORY: Join Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn and Becky Thatcher Drama in the greatest summer adventure ever told in this imaginative, highly Full Length theatrical adaptation of Mark Twain’s incomparable classic. Featuring 3 men, 3 women the thrill of mischief-making, the fickleness of first love, the cold shiv- $75 per performance ers that linger after an adventure gone very wrong and the unbridled $8.00 acting edition joy at discovering real buried treasure, this story is for anyone who ISBN: 978-0-8222-2599-7 has ever been a kid and celebrates all that is grand and glorious about childhood. THE STORY: ALL-AMERICAN is the story of a modern American fam- ily: suburban dad and former NFL star Mike Slattery works hard to THE REVIEWS: “A near-perfect production…sassy, ingeniously make his daughter, Katie, the star quarterback at her new school staged and deeply affecting.” —NY Times. “The show is bright and while ignoring her brainy twin brother, Aaron. But Katie isn’t sure she fresh enough to send a youngster who hasn’t yet encountered Tom wants to keep playing, and Mike’s wife, Beth, isn’t sure she wants to Sawyer flying home to read the book. And that is no small achieve- keep playing along. ment.” —Denver Westword. “Timeless and playful…[an] adapta- tion of a classic piece of with a modern theatrical THE REVIEWS: “Filled with well-observed characterizations and appeal.” —TheArtsLouisville.com. “Clever, creative…an inventive, comic zingers.” —NY Post. “Well-acted! A promising introduction to high-spirited and endearing stage version.” —Kansas City Star. “It a young who’s in the game.” —NY Daily News. “[Brownell] is exciting and engrossing, for adults as well as children…the writes pithy, vivid scenes that expose the household tensions with whole production soar[s] like a dream of America long ago, bursting amusing efficiency…” —Variety. with possibilities and promise.” —St. Louis Post-Dispatch. “An

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Assistance Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo by Leslye Headland by Rajiv Joseph

Comedy Drama Full Length Full Length 3 men, 3 women 5 men, 2 women $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2648-2 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2565-2

THE STORY: For these young assistants, life is an endless series of THE STORY: The lives of two American Marines and an Iraqi transla- humiliations at the hands of their hellacious boss, a powerful uber- tor are forever changed by an encounter with a quick-witted tiger who magnate. In rare moments of calm when the phone calls stop rolling, haunts the streets of war-torn Baghdad attempting to find meaning, Nick and Nora and their traumatized co-workers question whether all forgiveness and redemption amidst the city’s ruins. Rajiv Joseph’s their work will lead to success—or just more work. Leslye Headland’s groundbreaking new American play explores both the power and the ASSISTANCE is a biting, high-octane about our attraction to perils of human nature. power and what we’re willing to sacrifice to stay in its orbit. THE REVIEWS: “Set in the chaotic first days of the American invasion THE REVIEWS: “…the theatrical equivalent of a triple-shot espres- of Iraq, this boldly imagined, harrowing and surprisingly funny drama so, bristling with propulsive nerviness and high style…ferociously considers the long afterlife of violent acts, as well as the impenetra- funny.” —LA Times. “Headland can unleash a rapid-fire comic ble mysteries of the afterlife itself.” —NY Times. “Joseph’s blitzkrieg with a spot-on ear for the way 20-somethings relate to each metaphoric inventiveness is magnificently displayed throughout, and other.” —NY Post. “Leslye Headland’s viciously funny ASSISTANCE the kaleidoscope of figures and images bespeaks a purely theatrical aspires to be a Gen Y Glengarry with a sweeter finish and a place for imagination.” —LA Times. “Tragic yet darkly comic and highly imagi- women. Headland is a puckish weaver of sharp, pinging dialogue, a native…Joseph has created a theatrical landscape that is totally dif- modern-day screwball patter.” —Time Out NY. ferent from the harrowing war reports to which the nightly news has accustomed us.” —CurtainUp. “The bottom line: Dark and disturbing but also corrosively funny, Rajiv Joseph’s play set during the early days Asuncion of the Iraq War is an exotic original.” —Hollywood Reporter by Jesse Eisenberg Comedy Blood and Gifts Full Length 2 men, 2 women by J.T. Rogers $75 per performance Comedy/Drama $8.00 acting edition Full Length ISBN: 978-0-8222-2630-7 13 men, 1 woman (doubling, flexible casting) $75 per performance THE STORY: Edgar and Vinny are not racist. In fact, Edgar maintains $8.00 acting edition a blog condemning American imperialism, and Vinny is three-quarters ISBN: 978-0-8222-2607-9 into a Ph.D. in Black Studies. When a young Filipina woman named Asuncion becomes their new roommate, the boys have a perfect THE STORY: “My God, Russian soldiers being shot by Chinese bullets. opportunity to demonstrate how open-minded they truly are. Jesse Sometimes the world is so beautiful.” It’s 1981. As the Soviet army Eisenberg’s hilarious and heartbreaking play explores the complicated burns its way through Afghanistan, CIA operative Jim Warnock is sent ways we exploit culture and politics for our own needs. to try and halt its bloody progress, beginning a secret spy war behind the official hostilities. Jim and his counterparts in the KGB and the THE REVIEWS: “An almost ridiculously enjoyable portrait of slacker British and Pakistani secret services wrestle with ever-shifting personal trauma among would-be intellectuals in a tiny grungy off-campus and political loyalties. With the outcome of the entire Cold War apartment near a small-town . Entire seasons have comes into play, Jim and a larger-than-life Afghan warlord find the been known to fly by without a new playwright to celebrate. Now we only person they can trust is each other. Spanning a decade and play- have Jesse Eisenberg.” —Newsday. “Eisenberg draws his minutely ing out in Washington D.C., Pakistan, and Afghanistan, BLOOD AND observed characters with precision, honesty and grudging empathy, and GIFTS is a sweeping, often shockingly funny epic set against one of he sets them into motion in hilarious effect with an undertone of sad- the greatest historical events of recent history, the repercussions of ness.” —Vogue. “On the surface, it plays like a farce, and in truth, which continue to shape our world. Eisenberg’s dialogue gets a lot of laughs. But there is also an underlying current of unease, of just-out-of-view maliciousness, that runs through- THE REVIEWS: “Superb! Engrossing and illuminating. J.T. Rogers’ out the show’s two acts. Brutal and brutally funny.” —Entertainment knowledge of the hearts and minds of his characters is as deep as his Weekly. “Mr. Eisenberg writes lively dialogue that strikes plenty of grasp of the geopolitical games being played.” —NY Times. “Rogers’ comic sparks.” —NY Times. “As he takes aim at know-it-alls who don’t historical synthesis is exciting, admirable, and alive.” —The New do anything, he proves himself a keen marksman when it comes to pot Yorker. “It thrills as a hard-hitting, high-tension story of power, loyalty shots and punch lines.” —NY Daily News. “Eisenberg’s tumbling, and the moral cost of geopolitical gamesmanship…A gripping, sensa- barbed dialogue and ability to keep his characters on the humane side tional spy tale.” —Time Out NY. “It grips entirely…Imagine that John of caricature are so economical and assured.” —Time Out NY. le Carré collaborated with…a disaffected renegade from .” —The Times (London). “Sly, funny, informative, and heartbreak- ing…this is, in every sense, a great play.” —Time Out London.

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Bluebird Born Bad by Simon Stephens by Debbie Tucker Green

Drama Drama Full Length Full Length 5 men, 4 women 2 men, 4 women $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2574-4 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2547-8

THE STORY: BLUEBIRD charts a night in the life of London mini-cab THE STORY: “…the bits don’t make the bulk and the bulk don’t mek driver Jimmy McNeill. We share with him a night of his fares—the the whole and the all a your bits together don’t make your versions despondent and delirious, the inspired, inspiring and insane. Jimmy is true.” Dawta wants the family to talk. But they have never talked like a surprising cabbie: a writer fallen from grace, an amateur philosopher, this before. Once this conversation starts, nobody leaves. BORN BAD a man of real soul. He treats his customers with amusement and com- dives headlong into the powerful heart of this family, unleashing wit passion; he fields their questions, hears their stories and touches their and verbal dexterity along the way. lives with as much grace as he can muster. And every fare chips away at the heart of Jimmy’s past. Exactly five years ago tonight, Jimmy’s life THE REVIEWS: “Remarkable…This intense, stylized drama about poi- was changed forever. And tonight he is on a mission to atone. sonous family secrets hits you like a triple shot of espresso. You leave feeling slightly shaken: excited by the play’s formal invention, moved by THE REVIEWS: “Stephens avoids clichés in his stripped-down, brutally its coiled emotional power…” —NY Times. “Tucker Green’s verbally styl- honest dialogue. None of the two-handed scenes turns out as expected, ized, physically concentrated, psychologically stripped-to-the bone and each leaves you feeling as if you’ve met a real person rather than a approach results in a thoroughly disquieting, relentlessly penetrating work theatrical invention.” —BackStage. “This is a tender look at anonymous of art. It’s essential and stunning theater.” —BackStage. “[Tucker Green’s] urban lives, revealing the desperate inner thoughts of folks we pass every fast and furious storytelling and blazing verbal free-for-all hits like blunt- day, people who share a quiet sadness filled with regret and fear, and yet force trauma. The work is exhilarating and disturbing all at once.” —NY who yearn for connection and meaning…charming.” —. Daily News. “A barreling dramatic poem in six-part dissonance, Debbie Tucker Green’s BORN BAD is a deeply unsettling, upsettingly funny family portrait, slashed with box cutters and stuck back together with guilt, hurt, and blood…For a play that is, in essence, a long and punishing argument, Bob: A Life in Five Acts with the leverage sloshing from one character to the next, BORN BAD is by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb a remarkably smooth sixty-minute ride…a series of short scenes, webs of Comedy alliance, jealousy, and that suggest a tragedy of almost Grecian Full Length size without once having to declare it.” —NY Magazine. 3 men, 2 women $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2667-3 The Brothers Size by Tarell Alvin McCraney

THE STORY: BOB chronicles the highly unusual life of Bob and his Drama lifelong quest to become a “Great Man.” Born and abandoned in the Full Length bathroom of a fast food restaurant, Bob energetically embarks on an 3 men epic journey across America and encounters inspiring generosity, $75 per performance crushing hardships, blissful happiness, stunning coincidences, wrong $8.00 acting edition turns, lucky breaks, true love and heartbreaking loss. Along the way, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2673-4 Bob meets a myriad of fellow countrymen all struggling to find their own place in the hullaballoo of it all. Will Bob’s real life ever be able THE STORY: In the Louisiana bayou, big brother Ogun Size is hard- to live up to his dream? BOB is a comedic exploration of American working and steady. Younger brother Oshoosi is just out of prison and mythology and values, the treacherous pursuit of happiness, and dis- aimless. Elegba, Oshoosi’s old prison-mate, is a mysterious complica- covering what it means to be truly “great.” tion. A simple circle defines a world that begins in ritual and evolves into a tough and tender drama of what it means to brother and be THE REVIEWS: “[A] comic amalgam of Brechtian epic theatre and brothered. Flights of poetry, music, dance and West African mythology vaudeville.” —TDF Stages. ”The play’s shockingly optimistic tone is combine in a contemporary tale that explores the tenuousness of free- downright subversive when you consider its subject: what it means to be dom and the need to belong somewhere, to something, to someone. a success in America. How are the new legends made? Slightly unsound of mind and decidedly stout of heart…Rather than an Arthur Miller- THE REVIEWS: “The greatest piece of writing by an American play- esque indictment of the American Dream, Nachtrieb proposes a more wright under 30 in a generation or more.” — Tribune. “With gentle—though no less emotional—revision.” —Lousiville Courier- his original and singular voice, McCraney crafts an intense story Journal. “There’s exuberance and bounce in Nachtrieb’s voice, and BOB about the unbreakable bond between brothers, a bond that is equal evinces a loving, Ira Glass-y eye for off-kilter Americana.” —American parts love and despair.” — Herald. “McCraney explores [the Theatre Magazine. “An epic journey of self-invention, a picaresque com- dramatic dilemmas] with rare urgency and emotional complexity, and edy that sprawls across the American cultural and geographical land- a creative expansiveness that pushes THE BROTHERS SIZE beyond scape, taking in rest stops and mansions along the way. Nachtrieb’s the ordinary.” —Seattle Times. sketch-filled script hearkens back to Thurberesque satire, pointed but gentle, and unfailingly optimistic.” —Louisville Eccentric Observer.

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By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Chinglish by Lynn Nottage by David Henry Hwang

Comedy Comedy Full Length Full Length 3 men, 4 women (doubling) 4 men, 3 women (doubling) $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2646-8 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2595-9

THE STORY: In a new comedy from the Pulitzer Prize–winning play- THE STORY: CHINGLISH is a hilarious comedy about the challenges wright of Ruined, Lynn Nottage draws upon the screwball films of the of doing business in a country whose language—and underlying cul- 1930s to take a funny and irreverent look at racial stereotypes in tural assumptions—can be worlds apart from those of the West. The Hollywood. BY THE WAY, MEET VERA STARK is a seventy-year journey play tells the adventures of Daniel, an American business-everyman through the life of Vera Stark, a headstrong African-American maid and from the Midwest, who hopes to establish his family’s sign-making budding actress, and her tangled relationship with her boss, a white business in China, only to learn what is lost and found in translation. Hollywood star desperately grasping to hold on to her career. When cir- cumstances collide and both women land roles in the same Southern THE REVIEWS: “Fresh, energetic and unlike anything else. CHINGLISH epic, the story behind the cameras leaves Vera with a surprising and is a thoughtful, funny and poignant piece in which, miraculously, noth- controversial legacy scholars will debate for years to come. ing gets lost in translation.” —Associated Press. “A witty study in modern-day miscommunication, that erupts into explosive laughter.” THE REVIEWS: “That this show is so informed and incisive while —New Jersey Newsroom. “One of the year’s ten best!” —Time being wildly entertaining may be Nottage’s biggest achievement Magazine. “A triumph in any language. CHINGLISH is sexy, fun and here: In a way, she’s beaten Hollywood at its own game.” —NY Post. hilarious.” —NY Magazine. “In Hwang’s hilarious CHINGLISH, the “A satisfying screwball comedy in which Nottage uses stereotypes to Chinese lion roars, American business trembles. Surely Hwang’s best expose them, tapping into a current of rueful emotion beneath the work since M. Butterfly. One of the best plays of 2011.” —Chicago surface.” —Vogue. “[Nottage’s] play has fangs. It gnaws at racial Tribune. typecasting and at smarty-pants who build myths and think they understand all there is to know about someone by reviewing films.” —NY Daily News. “VERA STARK breezes by with the playfulness of a Russian nesting doll, each image reflecting on the previous ones Clybourne Park while entertaining on its own.” —NY Newsday. by Bruce Norris Comedy Full Length Call Me Waldo: A Transcendental 4 men, 3 women $75 per performance Romance $8.00 acting edition by Rob Ackerman ISBN: 978-0-8222-2697-0 Comedy THE STORY: CLYBOURNE PARK explodes in two outrageous acts set Full Length fifty years apart. Act One takes place in 1959, as nervous community 2 men, 2 women leaders anxiously try to stop the sale of a home to a black family. Act $75 per performance Two is set in the same house in the present day, as the now predomi- $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2663-5 nantly African-American neighborhood battles to hold its ground in the face of gentrification. THE STORY: Lee Fountain is an ordinary electrician: his boss doesn’t appreciate him, his wife can’t stop correcting him, and his life seems THE REVIEWS: Winner of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize and the 2012 to have lost all meaning. But when Lee starts channeling the spirit of Tony Award. “Vital, sharp-witted and ferociously smart.” —NY Ralph Waldo Emerson, everyone wakes up. CALL ME WALDO shows Times. “A theatrical treasure…Indisputably, uproariously funny.” us how one person’s poetic yearnings can change everyone and every- —Entertainment Weekly. “A savagely funny and insightful time thing—and even our imperfect world. bomb.” —Hollywood Reporter. “Funny as hell…The theater shakes with gales of laughter.” —NY Post. THE REVIEWS: “A whimsical new comedy…boisterously funny …makes for an engaging 95 minutes.” —NY Post. “CALL ME WALDO is a great theatre experience, and as a bonus you’ll walk away knowing more about Ralph Waldo Emerson.” —NYTheatre.com. The Columnist “Bruce Springsteen by way of Woody Allen, the play CALL ME by David Auburn WALDO makes philosophy pop.” —Ithaca Times. “Energetic, enter- Drama taining, and just provocative enough to have you dusting off your Full Length Emerson.” —Ithaca Journal. “A wildly entertaining Rob Ackerman 5 men, 2 women creation.” —Cornell Daily Sun. $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2699-4

THE STORY: From the Pulitzer and Tony award–winning author of Proof, a drama about the press and power, sex and betrayal. At the

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height of the Cold War, Joe Alsop is the nation’s most influential jour- THE REVIEWS: “In its darkest moments, DOCTOR CERBERUS sails nalist, beloved, feared and courted by the Washington world. But as into the deep waters of theater’s favorite sea of tragedy, dysfunction- the ‘60s dawn and America undergoes dizzying change, the intense al-family drama, and you realize what a cunning trick the playwright political dramas Joe is embroiled in become deeply personal as well. has performed: slipping a heartrending tragedy into the sleeve of a domestic comedy.” —Orange County Register. “Who is scarier, The THE REVIEWS: “David Auburn’s THE COLUMNIST is about how Mummy or Medea? And is there any paranormal activity more chilling one’s false sense of order can be reshaped by the times, how the per- than Mary Tyrone haunted by her past in Long Day’s Journey into sonal is political, and how both involve smoke and mirrors…A rich Night? Ever since Oedipus, the theater has known that there’s nothing experience.” —The New Yorker. “Intensely satisfying.” —Bloomberg like family to spook us out. And home is certainly where the horror is News. “David Auburn brings intelligence and insight to THE COLUM- in this sweet and canny portrait of the artist as a young NIST.” —NY1.com. “Gripping and moving.” —Variety. fanboy…Doctor Cerberus takes you back to the moment all of us had to make a for it, fleeing the ghost of an adolescent self, taking off into the unknown.” —LA Times. Cradle and All by Daniel Goldfarb The Dunes Comedy by Craig Pospisil Full Length 1 man, 1 woman Drama $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 acting edition 3 men, 3 women ISBN: 978-0-8222-2556-0 $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE STORY: Relationships aren’t baby-proof. Annie and Nate have a ISBN: 978-0-8222-2559-1 baby who won’t sleep. Claire and Luke are losing sleep over the deci- sion to start a family. In adjacent Heights apartments, Daniel THE STORY: THE DUNES follows the downward spiral of fading Goldfarb’s fresh and witty look at love, sex, commitment and parent- actress Laura Robertson and her family—stepdaughter Vanessa, hood unfolds, and no one will rest until the truth between each of daughter Anne and brother Garret. Laura, who’s become better known these couples is spoken. for her Hollywood lifestyle and turbulent relationships than for her act- ing, returns to her family home in East Hampton, New York, to lick her THE REVIEWS: “CRADLE AND ALL is a smart, pitch-perfect play that wounds after her current marriage has fallen apart. The practical is a cut-to-the-bone look at how babies can expose secrets their par- Vanessa and her fiancé, Jeremy, push Laura to get her life and career ents want hidden. With evident humor, Goldfarb has churned up all back on track, but her debts and inability to face reality and make those little things that drive couples crazy. The play often feels so true painful decisions mean they may lose things that are far more valuable that it becomes universal.” —Associated Press. “Daniel Goldfarb than a beach house. Inspired by ’s The Cherry Orchard, insightfully lampoons the instincts of contemporary urban parents.” this is a contemporary take on a timeless drama. —NY Times. “CRADLE rocks!” —amNewYork. “Thoughtful, amusing and shrewd, with characters that surprise you and deepen.” —NY THE REVIEWS: “A winner…thanks to playwright Craig Pospisil’s smart Daily News. “A daring and engaging evening. Utterly natural and emo- and funny dialogue…It’s a reminder how timeless theater can be.” —The tionally true. Daniel Goldfarb has an insightful grasp on the way peo- News-Press. “A serious, understated drama that left wide emotional ple in a relationship behave.” —The Record. “An excellent showcase voids that should move any viewer. Written by award-winning playwright and a sure bet to entertain audiences.” —BackStage. “Engaging and Craig Pospisil, THE DUNES…is a fine production.” — Weekly. perceptive.” —Time Out NY. “…written by accomplished playwright Craig Pospisil…the play shows his gift for dialogue that fits the characters he creates, all with a craft that made the play worth watching. I urge you to go see THE DUNES. You will be viewing the work of a young playwright about whom, someday, you Doctor Cerberus will say, ‘I saw him when.’” —Sanibel-Captiva Islander. by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa

Thriller Full Length Eat Your Heart Out 5 men, 1 woman (doubling) $75 per performance by Courtney Baron $8.00 acting edition Comedy/Drama ISBN: 978-0-8222-2587-4 Full Length 3 men, 3 women THE STORY: In this coming-of-age comedy, 13-year-old Franklin $75 per performance Robertson is just trying to survive life in the suburbs of Washington, $8.00 acting edition D.C. in the mid-1980s. He’s overweight. He’s sexually confused. He ISBN: 978-0-8222-2733-5 doesn’t have friends. His overworked parents don’t understand him. His jock older brother torments him nonstop. He’d rather write stories THE STORY: Alice and Gabe are desperate to adopt a child. Nance, a than go on dates (not that he could get a date). His great comfort mom just starting to date, struggles to connect with her comes from the Twinkies he eats and the horror movies he watches teenage daughter, Evie. And Evie wishes her best friend, Colin, could every Saturday night at midnight, on a black-and-white TV set in his fall for her rather than just trying to fix things. With both humor and basement, introduced by the horror host Dr. Cerberus. In fact, Franklin aching insight, these lives are woven together in a tale of parental feels certain that Dr. Cerberus can save his misfit life… hopes and fears, and of hearts consumed by longing.

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THE REVIEWS: “A well-written script, and plenty of humor.” F2M —Louisville.com. “Probing and amusing…Making that shift from by Patricia Wettig laughs to tragedy, from mockery to compassion, requires pinpoint acting and enormous range.” —Louisville Eccentric Observer. Drama “Such compelling stories!” —MyLoueyville.com. Full Length 1 man, 5 women $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition Equivocation ISBN: 978-0-8222-2633-8 by Bill Cain THE STORY: It is parents’ weekend of Parker’s freshman year, but Comedy/Drama Parker’s very famous parents aren’t coming—which, trust him, is just Full Length as well. Confrontations both painfully funny and deeply poignant are 5 men, 1 woman (flexible, doubling) sparked when Althea and Clarence show up uninvited, as Parker’s new $75 per performance sexual identity is put to the test, and as the family must grapple with $8.00 acting edition the difficult choices of the child they love. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2591-1

THE STORY: England, 1605: A terrorist plot to assassinate King James I and blow Parliament to kingdom come with 36 barrels of dev- Good People ilish gunpowder! Shagspeare (after a contemporary spelling of the by David Lindsay-Abaire Bard’s name) is commissioned by Robert Cecil, the prime minister, to Comedy write the “true historie” of the plot. And it must have witches! The Full Length King wants witches! But as Shag and the acting company of the 2 men, 4 women Globe, under the direction of the great Richard Burbage, investigate $75 per performance the plot, they discover that the King’s version of the story might, in $8.00 acting edition fact, be a cover-up. Shag and his actors are confronted with the ulti- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2549-2 mate moral and artistic dilemma. Speak truth to power—and perhaps lose their heads? Or take the money and lie? Is there a third option— THE STORY: Welcome to Southie, a Boston neighborhood where a equivocation? A high-stakes political thriller with contemporary reso- night on means a few rounds of bingo, where this month’s pay- nances, EQUIVOCATION gallops from the great Globe to the Tower of check covers last month’s bills, and where Margie Walsh has just been London to the halls of Parliament to the heart of Judith, Shag’s let go from yet another job. Facing eviction and scrambling to catch a younger daughter, who finds herself unexpectedly at the very heart of break, Margie thinks an old fling who’s made it out of Southie might be the political, dramatic and—ultimately—human mystery. her ticket to a fresh new start. But is this apparently self-made man secure enough to face his humble beginnings? Margie is about to risk THE REVIEWS: “…an ingeniously witty yet sad and chilling drama.” what little she has left to find out. With his signature humorous glow, —CurtainUp. “No need to equivocate: Bill Cain’s EQUIVOCATION…is Lindsay-Abaire explores the struggles, shifting loyalties and unshake- one of the most bracingly intelligent, sizzlingly theatrical American able hopes that come with having next to nothing in America. plays in a decade…it’s an experience no serious theatergoer will want to miss…the text is destined for a long life in professional venues and THE REVIEWS: “David Lindsay-Abaire pays his respects to his old elsewhere.” —Variety. South Boston neighborhood with this tough and tender play about the insurmountable class divide between those who make it out of this blue-collar Irish neighborhood and those who find themselves left behind. The scrappy characters have tremendous appeal, and the moral The Escort dilemma they grapple with—is it strength of character or just a few by Jane Anderson lucky breaks that determines a person’s fate?—holds special signifi- Comedy cance in today’s harsh economic climate.” —Variety. “…shot through Full Length with aching authenticity, GOOD PEOPLE is that rare play that is both 2 men, 2 women timeless and completely keyed into a specific moment in American $75 per performance life—without the need to grasp for topicality. Bringing the same clear- $8.00 acting edition eyed emotional observation that distinguished his Pulitzer winner, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2554-6 Rabbit Hole, David Lindsay-Abaire has crafted another penetrating drama about deeply relatable issues, albeit this time with more warm- THE STORY: Nothing is taboo in this play about a high-class call girl. ing doses of humor.” —Hollywood Reporter. “…incisively drawn char- Charlotte is charged with escorting us through this titillating tale as acters and sharp, witty dialogue. The interactions between the charac- members of one seemingly liberal family test the limits of their own ters feel vividly real, from Mike’s increasing registers of annoyance to sexual morality. What happens when social ideals are in direct conflict Margie’s edgy sarcasm to Kate’s genuine attempts at civility. Even with personal choices in the bedroom? This sexually charged roller- Steve, the dollar shop manager who fires Margie, is revealed to have coaster ride takes us down a path of unexpected thoughtfulness and unexpected depths in the bingo playing scenes that amusingly riff on the depth that asks the question: How far are you willing to go to prove lower class characters’ financial desperation.” —ScheckOnTheater. your open-mindedness? “Wonderful…this isn’t a manipulative tear-jerker or a simplistic dia- tribe. GOOD PEOPLE is poignant, brave and almost subversive in its THE REVIEWS: “THE ESCORT wears its social satire and insights into on what it really means to be down on your luck.” —NY Post. the class divide like a glittering jewel.” —LA Weekly. “THE ESCORT will propel heated chat out of the kitchen up to the bedroom, and into the shower the next morning.” —Variety.

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The Great Gatsby Housebreaking by F. Scott Fitzgerald, adapted for the stage by by Jakob Holder

Simon Levy Drama Drama Full Length Full Length 3 men, 1 woman 5 men, 4 women (doubling, flexible casting) $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2665-9 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2727-4 THE STORY: Enter Chad, obviously worn out from a night of drinking. THE STORY: Jay Gatsby, a self-made millionaire, passionately pur- Enter Carmine, obviously homeless. Chad’s tired of his job, his ship- sues the elusive Daisy Buchanan. Nick Carraway, a young newcomer wreck of a sister, his shut-in father, his whole thirty-five-year-old life. to , is drawn into their world of obsession, greed and dan- Carmine is tired of life on the streets. Chad brings Carmine home, ger. The breathtaking glamour and decadent excess of the Jazz Age offering a drink, a shower, and a warm place to sleep, all the while for- come to the stage in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel, and in Simon getting that stray animals are wild and cunning survivors. HOUSE- Levy’s adaptation, approved by the Fitzgerald Estate. BREAKING is a slowly smoldering story that makes us wonder how we got to be who we are—and what happens when we attempt to THE REVIEWS: “Playwright Simon Levy does a beautiful job of distill- change. ing Fitzgerald’s sometimes fussy prose. Levy’s combination of narration, dialogue and action delivers most of what is best in the novel…a bril- THE REVIEWS: “HOUSEBREAKING left me in stunned silence, simul- liant distillation.” —Seattle Post-Intelligencer. “A clean, imaginative taneously repulsed and fascinated as I questioned my own identity.” and sometimes surreal work.” —Minneapolis Star-Tribune. “By the —Austin Chronicle. “HOUSEBREAKING is a darker, more intimate, and end of the evening, there was a longing to see it again. And then again highly socially relevant take on our morbid fascination with the less …This adaptation by Simon Levy clearly understood that Fitzgerald’s fortunate…a slow-burning play: carefully crafted to keep us curious words are sacred and can’t be improved upon. What was added, delet- and engaged. It begins in medias res, and we have to wait patiently ed or changed to adapt the story to the stage was so faithful to for each piece of the story to come together—but the payoff is worth Fitzgerald that it became seamless…Expectations were far exceeded.” the wait.” —Austin-American Statesman. “HOUSEBREAKING is a dis- —Arizona Daily Star. “Somewhere out there, Jay Gatsby is smiling one turbing, funny and frightening play; audiences will realize they have of those enigmatic smiles, with everything and nothing behind it. ‘Yes, experienced theatre at its proper job.” —Edward Albee. “What an old sport,’ Gatsby is saying, ‘that’s about right. That’s about right.’ impressive piece of work. Its characters are solidly drawn with a depth Surely, that smiling sign of approval would be Gatsby’s suitably under- of feeling and nuance that usually belongs to novels.” —John Guare. stated take on Simon Levy’s adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby…a beautifully crafted interpretation of the 1925 novel which defined the Jazz Age…This is indeed a grand GASTBY.” —London Free Press. “Sweeping…excellent…Levy’s adaptation wisely anchors The How and the Why itself around the first-person account of narrator Nick Carraway…a by Sarah Treem satisfying conclusion…affecting.” —Variety. Drama Full Length 2 women $75 per performance Horsedreams $8.00 acting edition by Dael Orlandersmith ISBN: 978-0-8222-2731-1

Drama Full Length THE STORY: Evolution and emotion collide in Sarah Treem’s thought- 2 men, 2 women provoking and sharp play about science, family, and survival of the $75 per performance fittest. On the eve of a prestigious conference, an up-and-coming evo- $8.00 acting edition lutionary biologist wrestles for the truth with an established leader in ISBN: 978-0-8222-2601-7 the field. This intimate and keenly perceptive play explores the diffi- cult choices faced by women of every generation. THE STORY: HORSEDREAMS explores the breakdown of the family unit as a result of addiction. After his wife, Desiree, dies of an acci- THE REVIEWS: “Sarah Treem’s play brims with ideas and emotion- dental overdose, Loman faces the harsh reality of raising their son, al colors that eddy and refract like rivulets in a lively, plunging Luka, alone. stream.” —Washington Post. “…an exhilarating, intellectual evening out.” —Star-Ledger. “A moving portrait of a woman meet- THE REVIEWS: “Ms. Orlandersmith’s writing soars.” —NY Times. ing with equanimity an unexpected, often painful series of questions “Harrowing…a descent into junkie hell.” —Variety. about the choices she made in the past.” —NY Times. “Two absorb- “Insightful…intense.” —BackStage. ing hours with two finely formed, interesting, smart, and captivating women…a very rare achievement indeed for women in and at the theatre.” —Feminist Spectator.

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Hurt Village In the Red and Brown Water by Katori Hall by Tarell Alvin McCraney

Drama Drama Full Length Full Length 4 men, 5 women 5 men, 5 women $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2682-6 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2676-5

THE STORY: It’s the end of a long summer in Hurt Village, a housing THE STORY: How far will fast, beautiful Oya go to make a mark in the project in Memphis, Tennessee. A government Hope Grant means relo- world? IN THE RED AND BROWN WATER is the intoxicating story that cation for many of the project’s residents, including Cookie, a thirteen- charts a young girl’s thrust into womanhood and her subsequent fall year-old aspiring rapper, along with her mother, Crank, and great-grand- into the murky waters of life. mother, Big Mama. As the family prepares to move, Cookie’s father, Buggy, unexpectedly returns from a tour of duty in Iraq. Ravaged by the THE REVIEWS: “A work of rare lyricism.” —NY Times. “Focused, war, Buggy struggles to find a position in his disintegrating community, sharp, powerful…These plays might start out with a breath, but along with a place in his daughter’s wounded heart. they’re good enough to take yours away.” —Oregonian. “These are spiritual works that thrum with vitality, whether it’s joyous or melan- THE REVIEWS: “…ferocious and expansive…The signal achievement choly, told in vigorous language that artfully folds together slangy ver- of the play…is to stare irony down and make grit seem true again…pas- nacular with bursts of haunting poetry.” —Variety. sionate, rhythmically eloquent explorations of tragedy and hope…This is theater that throbs with life, and quickens the pulse and mind.” —Time Out NY. “…terrifically exciting work by a playwright with something to say.” —Variety. “A dense, rich, musically audacious piece.” —NY Kin Newsday. “The playwright juggles characters and narratives like as by Bathsheba Doran many balls, keeping them all up in the air with skill.” —NY Post. Drama/Comedy Full Length 5 men, 5 women $75 per performance An Iliad $8.00 acting edition by Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare ISBN: 978-0-8222-2561-4 Drama Full Length THE STORY: Anna, a Texan Ivy League poetry scholar, and Sean, an 1 man (flexible) Irish personal trainer, hardly seem destined for one another. But as $75 per performance their web of distances both psychological $8.00 acting edition and geographical, an unlikely new family is forged. Bathsheba Doran’s ISBN: 978-0-8222-2687-1 play sheds a sharp light on the changing face of kinship in the expan- sive landscape of the modern world. THE STORY: AN ILIAD is a modern-day retelling of Homer’s classic. Poetry and humor, the ancient tale of the Trojan War and the modern THE REVIEWS: “The truism that families come in all shapes and sizes world collide in this captivating theatrical experience. The setting is is illuminated with haunting beauty…in this exquisitely wrought com- simple: the empty theater. The time is now: the present moment. The edy-drama…a piercing portrait of the contemporary social architec- lone figure onstage is a storyteller—possibly Homer, possibly one of ture, in which the distance between people can be widened or col- the many bards who followed in his footsteps. He is fated to tell this lapsed with disorienting ease, whether it is through the click of a key- story throughout history. board, a telephone conversation or a chance encounter. Many of the characters in the play never actually meet, and yet we come away THE REVIEWS: “AN ILIAD is pure theater: shocking, glorious, primal with a moving sense of how each individual’s experience resonates— and deeply satisfying.” —Time Out NY. “Spellbinding…Smartly con- troublingly or happily—in the lives of almost everyone else.” —NY ceived and impressively executed, AN ILIAD relates an age-old story Times. “KIN…is stubbornly theatrical. Doran has written an intimate that resonates with tragic meaning today…As he talks about ruined story by telling its nonintimate details, peripheral moments (like after- civilizations and how blind rage can overwhelm people whether they the-kiss debriefs with family members) that nonetheless coalesce into are on a battlefield or merely cut off by a car on the highway, the poet something penetratingly romantic…Doran has actually written around asks viewers, ‘Do you see?’ Indeed we do.” —NY Times. “Explosive, her story. This forces audiences into becoming complicit in imagining altogether breathtaking…Brilliantly meshes past and present calami- the central relationship.” —Time Out NY. “…compelling…[an] ty, with touches of the most caustic dark humor suddenly shifting into expanding web of relationships is examined primarily for the better, unimaginable pathos.” —Chicago Sun-Times. “Intimate, unstuffy, illuminated with humor and insight in a series of concise, effective, timely, accessible—while preserving a sense of timelessness, and emotion-laden vignettes…Doran’s dialogue is pointed and humor- grandeur, [AN ILIAD] enthralls and pierces your heart with images of ous…KIN is both entertaining and thoughtful, a satisfying emotional fallen warriors, bereft wives and parents, and the bitter landscape of journey from start to finish.” —Associated Press. a long, fruitless, uselessly barbaric war.” —Seattle Times. “100 intel- ligent, emotional minutes.” —Huffington Post. “A brilliant and thrilling adaptation.” —Philadelphia Inquirer.

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Lidless coming her own obstacles to emotional success. by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig THE REVIEWS: “Critic’s pick. This damaged-boy-meets-defensive-girl Drama story has the sweet suspense, elliptical construction and off-kilter Full Length charm of an ideal Hollywood rom-com, the kind that you hope (usually 3 men, 2 women (doubling) $75 per performance in vain) is coming to a screen near you. It’s both slight enough and seri- $8.00 acting edition ous enough to an itch without raising welts.” —NY Times. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2586-7 “Weitz’s funny-tender story concerns troubled souls struggling to get and keep their bearings. It’s an enjoyable ride.” —NY Daily News. THE STORY: In the fifteen years since Alice served in the U.S. Army as an interrogator at Guantánamo Bay, she has successfully reinvent- ed herself and suppressed all memories of her prior life—mostly through the aid of pharmaceuticals. She now lives contentedly, if not The Lyons passionately, in Minnesota with her loving husband and precocious by Nicky Silver teenage daughter. That is, until Bashir, a Pakistani Muslim, shows up Comedy/Drama at Alice’s flower shop and asks for part of her liver as compensation Full Length for the suffering he endured as one of her detainees. The request sets 3 men, 3 women into motion a series of visceral and spiritual encounters among six $75 per performance characters whose lives will be forever connected and defined by a sin- $8.00 acting edition gle act of inhumanity. This daring and beautiful play is at once sear- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2659-8 ingly poetic and incisively political as it explores the nature of trauma, the conflicting eroticism and brutality of violence, and the blurry line THE STORY: THE LYONS starts in a hospital room. As Ben Lyons lies between revenge and redemption. dying, his wife of forty years, Rita, flips through decorating magazines, planning a living room make-over. “I know you won’t actually be there to enjoy it, but I’d like to think you’d like it.” It’s clear Ben and Rita have been at war for many years, and that Ben’s impending demise has Live Broadcast brought no relief. When they’re joined by their children, Lisa and Curtis, by John William Schiffbauer all efforts at a pleasant visit or a sentimental goodbye to the dying Drama patriarch are soon abandoned. Terrible secrets and vicious accusations Full Length replace sentimental memories. In Act Two we follow Curtis. His des- 2 men, 2 women perate attempt to make a new connection ends so disastrously that the $75 per performance remaining Lyons are reunited at the hospital. We watch as each of $8.00 acting edition them take the first tentative steps toward new human connection. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2661-1 THE REVIEWS: “Hilariously frank, clear-sighted, compassionate and THE STORY: LIVE BROADCAST examines the relationship between forgiving…laughter that rises in close and regular waves…Sure, from Hollywood, politics, and the media. When a young conservative movie a distance the title characters of THE LYONS…are hilarious as they star appears on a prime-time political talk show, he plunges his care- kick the ego out of one another. But look at them close—no, — fully orchestrated career into jeopardy. and you’re likely to find an intimate mirror of your own frightened self…Welcome to Broadway at last, Mr. Silver. And might I add that THE REVIEWS: “…gets right at the heart of the profound dysfunction that this cozy-but-nasty family portrait is just the right vehicle to bring and dissonance that is tearing this country apart.” —DC Theatre you here?” —NY Times. “Silver’s humor is mordant, dark and rich. He’s Scene. “Schiffbauer doesn’t shy away from making pointed commen- a writer who knows all too well the unsaid hurt that can infect fami- taries on the parasitic nature of the media and the erosion of lies.” —Associated Press. “Black-comedy perfection.” —Hollywood American culture and politics…” —NYTheatre.com. “It’s incredibly Reporter. “Silver’s in top form…As comedy about death, The Lyons rare that a play has as its chief virtue its political even-handedness…” isn’t trying to make a case for freshness or formal innovation. It’s sim- —Talkin’ Broadway. “Schiffbauer has a massive talent for putting ply trying tell a funny, furious little tale of family annihilation with hon- human drama onstage…” —Washington City Paper. esty, savagery, and humanity, a story about how we all, ultimately, pick out our own urns. It succeeds marvelously.” —NY Magazine. “Smart and funny and moving.” —NY Observer. Lonely, I’m Not by Paul Weitz Mama Won’t Fly Comedy by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten 3 men, 3 women $75 per performance Comedy $8.00 acting edition Full Length ISBN: 978-0-8222-2734-2 2 men, 6 women (doubling) $75 per performance THE STORY: At an age when most people are discovering what they $8.00 acting edition want to do with their lives, Porter has been married and divorced, earned ISBN: 978-0-8222-2555-3 seven figures as a corporate “ninja,” and had a nervous breakdown. It’s been four years since he’s had a job or a date, and he’s decided to give THE STORY: An outrageously hilarious race against the clock begins life another shot. LONELY, I’M NOT is a comic journey that follows Porter when Savannah Sprunt Fairchild Honeycutt agrees to get her feisty as he meets an ambitious, sightless young businesswoman who is over- mother from Alabama to in time for her brother’s

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wedding. Savannah’s problem: Mama won’t fly. With only four days to THE STORY: “I despise Hamlet. He is a slob, a talker, an analyser, a make it to the ceremony, this determined daughter has no choice but rationalizer. Like the parlour liberal or the paralysed intellectual, he to drive cross-country with her equally willful mother, Norleen Sprunt, can describe every facet of a problem, yet never pull his finger out.” in Mama’s vintage sedan. As Savannah steels herself for this hastily Considering the play imprisoned by three-and-a-half centuries of conceived road trip, another outrageous complication arises: the bub- critical appreciation and grand acting, Marowitz has taken it bodily, bly, over-eager bride-to-be arrives unannounced. Hayley Quinn, broken it into pieces and reassembled it in a collage which, he delighted to finally meet her future in-laws, is convinced that travel- hopes, makes its meaning real again. ling together to her wedding is the perfect way to bond. The folly of her decision quickly becomes apparent when the journey begins and comedic chaos ensues. Every conceivable—and inconceivable— mishap that can occur does, including the theft of their car and all their The Missionary Position clothes, a near-fatal encounter at an underwear museum, the acciden- by Keith Reddin tal homicide of an ancient Texas relative, a mad dash across the desert Comedy in a hijacked eighteen-wheeler and a riotous detour to Vegas that ends Full Length in a brawl with an ordained showgirl/minister. As the misadventures 2 men, 2 women multiply, the beleaguered trio rapidly develops the urge to ditch each $75 per performance other anywhere along the way. Eventually the race to get to the church $8.00 acting edition on time takes its toll and the overwhelmed bride calls off the wedding. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2622-2 Rising above their age-old mother-daughter issues, Norleen and Savannah work together to get the nuptials back on track. In a surpris- THE STORY: Pragmatism and piety collide in this political comedy ing and heartwarming resolution, they forge an exciting new path for set during a Presidential primary season. The action takes place in a their own relationship and welcome Hayley into their delightfully series of banal hotel rooms in various cities, where Roger, an opera- wacky family. This ferociously funny, family-friendly Jones-Hope- tive of a Christian organization, does battle with Neil, a cynical cam- Wooten comedy will have you laughing your way across the country paign manager, for the soul of an unseen presidential front-runner. In and all the way down the aisle! the mix is , a wealthy donor to the campaign who dreams of running for office herself. A play where conflicts of ideals versus pragmatism do battle, and the best man does not win.

Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet THE REVIEWS: “A smart, crisp comedy about the goings-on behind by Tarell Alvin McCraney the scenes in a political campaign…Reddin scores high marks.” Drama —Pittsburgh Post Gazette. “A smart, sassy skewering of the back- Full Length room machinations of presidential politics, where personal rivalries 5 men, 5 women and agendas can derail the larger mission…cynical humor that rec- $75 per performance ognizes that when winning is the sole concern, no one is above a lit- $8.00 acting edition tle double dealing, skullduggery and betrayal.” —Pittsburgh Tribune. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2678-9 “THE MISSIONARY POSITION makes you laugh again and again, because it’s really really funny. It’s not mean-spirited and it’s not THE STORY: Marcus is sixteen and “sweet.” Days before Hurricane preachy…smart, fresh humor…a highly recommended diversion.” Katrina strikes the projects of Louisiana, the currents of his life con- —Talkin’ Broadway. verge, overflowing into his close-knit community and launching the search for his sexual and personal identity on a cultural landscape infused with mysterious family creeds. The provocative, poignant, and fiercely humorous coming-of-age story of a young gay man in the The Motherfucker with the Hat South, MARCUS is the stirring conclusion of The Brother/Sister Plays. by Stephen Adly Guirgis Dark Comedy THE REVIEWS: “[McCraney] writes with a passion and urgency that Full Length can’t be faked.” — “With MARCUS; OR THE 3 men, 2 women SECRET OF SWEET, playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney completes the $75 per performance last leg of an irresistible bayou trilogy.” —Washington Post. “An $8.00 acting edition extraordinary event…MARCUS is an engaging, gently provocative, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2548-5 universal tale. And, yes, it’s sweet.” —San Francisco Chronicle. “These are spiritual works that thrum with vitality, whether it’s joyous THE STORY: Struggles with addiction, friendship, love and the chal- or melancholy, told in vigorous language that artfully folds together lenges of adulthood are at the center of the story. Jackie, a petty drug slangy vernacular with bursts of haunting poetry.” —Variety. dealer, is just out of prison and trying to stay clean. He’s also still in love with his coke-addicted childhood sweetheart, Veronica. Ralph D. is Jackie’s too-smooth, slightly slippery sponsor. He’s married to the bitter and disaffected Victoria, who, by the way, has the hots for The Marowitz Hamlet Jackie. And then there’s Julio, Jackie’s cousin…a stand-up, “stand by by Charles Marowitz me” kind of guy. Drama Full Length THE REVIEWS: “Stephen Adly Guirgis is our new reigning poet of the 10 men, 3 women (doubling, flexible casting) obscene…He’s a master when it comes to creating cranky New $75 per performance Yorkers whose uninhibited talking jags reveal far more about them than $8.00 acting edition they ever intended; more than any other contemporary playwright, his ISBN: 978-0-8222-2680-2 dialogue crackles with profane comedy that, no matter how stylized,

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seems absolutely true of his characters…Focusing on the challenges The Mountaintop of recovery from addiction and what he sees as a fundamental discon- by Katori Hall nect between men and women, Guirgis spins a comic tragedy out of a situation that would almost certainly be described by one of his char- Drama acters as totally f-ked up.” —Lighting and Sound America. ”Guirgis, a Full Length 1 man, 1 woman brilliant comedic talent…also has an original and knowing take on $75 per performance class, particularly as it plays out among the bottom-of-the-barrel work- $8.00 acting edition ing-class poor, who are virtually invisible to the wealthier men and ISBN: 978-0-8222-2603-1 women around them. Guirgis’ characters are strivers who lack the lan- guage to ‘pass’ in a white-collar world; they’re frustrated by limitations THE STORY: A gripping reimagination of events the night before the that they’re only half aware of, and that frustration provides much of assassination of the civil rights leader Dr. Martin King, Jr. On the painful hilarity in their dialogue, which piles miscommunication on April 3, 1968, after delivering one of his most memorable speeches, an top of misunderstanding.” —New Yorker. ”It’s tight, smart and splen- exhausted Dr. King retires to his room at the Lorraine Motel while a didly well-made, a tough-minded, unromantically romantic comedy that storm rages outside. When a mysterious stranger arrives with some keeps you laughing, then sends you home thinking.” —Wall Street surprising news, King is forced to confront his destiny and his legacy Journal. ”Funny indeed—not to mention surprising, disturbing and to his people. poignant…dark, rich comedy…By not putting characters or their dilemmas in neat boxes, Guirgis gives us, in HAT, a slice of hard life THE REVIEWS: “Even before the first flash of lightning—and there will that’s as provocative as it is absorbing.” —USA Today. be plenty of that before evening’s end—an ominous electricity crackles through the opening moments of THE MOUNTAINTOP.” —NY Times. “[THE MOUNTAINTOP] crackles with theatricality and a humanity more moving than sainthood.” —NY Newsday. “…as audacious as it is inven- Motherhood Out Loud tive…[a] thrilling, wild, provocative flight of magical realism…Hall by Leslie Ayvazian, Brooke Berman, David Cale, keeps her audience guessing…This is playwrighting without a net, a Jessica Goldberg, Beth Henley, Lameece Issaq, defiant poke in the eye of all historical conventions and political correct- Claire LaZebnik, Lisa Loomer, Michele Lowe, ness…The King that is left after Hall’s humanization project is somehow Marco Pennette, Theresa Rebeck, Luanne Rice, more real and urgent and whole.” —Associated Press. Annie Weisman and Cheryl L. West, conceived by Susan R. Rose and Joan Stein No Way Around But Through Comedy by Scott Caan One Acts 1 man, 3 women (doubling, flexible casting) Comedy $75 per performance Full Length $8.00 acting edition 2 men, 3 women ISBN: 978-0-8222-2589-8 $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE STORY: When entrusting the subject of motherhood to such a ISBN: 978-0-8222-2713-7 dazzling collection of celebrated American writers, what results is a joyous, moving, hilarious, and altogether thrilling theatrical event. THE STORY: When Jacob discovers that his girlfriend, Holly, might be Utterly unpredictable, MOTHERHOOD OUT LOUD shatters traditional pregnant, he drags his friend Frank into the maddening wormhole that is notions about parenthood, unveils its inherent comedy and celebrates his psyche, a venture that lands them on the doorstep of Lulu: Jacob’s the deeply personal truths that span and unite generations. mother and the matriarch of madness herself. However, Holly and her friend Rachel are one step ahead of them. NO WAY AROUND BUT THE REVIEWS: “MOTHERHOOD OUT LOUD…never fails to strike THROUGH is a dark, thoughtful and quirky romantic comedy about facing both the funny bone and the heart. Anyone who is or has a mother, the inevitable dysfunctions of life and love head-on, and it is a reminder a stepmother, a foster mother, or anything in between will be able to to never let where you’ve been get in the way of where you’re going. relate to and enjoy this insightful piece… is impecca- bly cohesive…What makes the piece work so well is that its portrait THE REVIEWS: “NO WAY AROUND BUT THROUGH gets to matters of motherhood shows all facets of a family. From adoption to surro- of the heart in quirky and funny ways…Caan’s gift for writing com- gacy to gay parenting to stepmothers, no stone is left unturned…Put plex, witty and thoughtful dialogue demonstrates how parents inten- aside any preconceived notions about the topic…the play will grab tionally or unintentionally can really mess up their kids…Ultimately you, as a mother in any form has a long-lasting effect whether you this play…is about moving through, not around, emotional baggage like it or not.” —BackStage. “Packed with wisdom, laughter, and into an unknown, but promising future…a treat for the mind and plenty of wry surprises.” —TheaterMania. “Funny, unexpectedly heart.” —L.A. Examiner. “…exudes an affably offbeat humor while poignant and sweetly entertaining. Brings tears of joy…An evening drumming a painstaking determination to get at the truth…Caan is filled with wit, humor, pathos and enlightenment. Heartfelt and true fiercely intense, never swaying from his journey, never giving up or in, to life.” —Examiner.com. “[MOTHERHOOD OUT LOUD] succeeds always trying new angles in his attempt to find the answers…The because it is so authentic.” —Entertainment Weekly. “Chicken Soup play is satisfying fare and…will most definitely pull you in and give for the Mom.” —Variety. “Funny, poignant and spirited.” —Santa you a run for your money.” —BroadwayWorld.com. “In a word: Monica Daily Press. “Pretty darn great…bring a friend—and your superb.” —StageSceneLA.com. own tissues. You’ll need them.” —MamaSaid.net. “A humorous and inspiring journey through motherhood. Raw, unadulterated and incredibly moving.” —RockinMama.net.

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screenplay by Tennessee Williams Short Play Collection Drama One Acts Full Length $35 per performance for each play 7 men, 1 woman $8.00 acting edition $75 per performance ISBN: 978-0-8222-2513-3 $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2564-5 THE STORIES: AMATEURS by David Auburn. Politics and ethics col- lide when a young woman confronts an older politico about an attack THE STORY: Based on Tennessee Williams’ unproduced screenplay of ad he ran against her father years earlier that destroyed the father’s his own classic short story, this new adaptation from pioneering the- career. BOLERO by David Ives. A woman’s world threatens to come atrical auteur Moisés Kaufman follows Ollie, a young farm boy who apart in the middle of the night, when she and her husband hear joins the Navy and becomes the lightweight boxing champion of the strange sounds and voices coming through their bedroom wall. Pacific Fleet. Soon after, he loses his arm in a car accident, and he BREAKFAST AND BED by Amy Fox. Lex wakes up hungover on the turns to hustling to survive. One of Williams’ most searing character couch in her lover’s apartment and wonders where Chris has gone. studies, ONE ARM takes us through Ollie’s odyssey in a disenfran- Chris’ roommate, Eloise, is chatty and offers coffee but also asks a chised American underworld before the Second World War. lot of probing questions. Is Eloise jealous? Protective? Or is there something else going on? CELL by Cassandra Medley. The only jobs THE REVIEWS: “Moisés Kaufman’s fast, fierce, brutally beautiful stage left in Flint, Michigan are at a detention center for illegal immigrants adaptation of an unproduced screenplay by Tennessee Williams is more waiting to be deported. Rene has taken in her sister Cerise and niece than a play: It’s a time machine. ONE ARM is nothing less than the late- Gwen, who were homeless, and gotten them jobs with her at the Williams play that the latter-day Williams himself wasn’t capable of facility. But Gwen’s soft heart puts her at odds with the detention writing.” —NY Magazine. “…a fascinatingly lurid, provocative and center’s rules against fraternization, and Rene will not let Gwen fatalistic piece of theater. Somehow, it captures the complex, oft- threaten her job. DIVERSIONS by Christopher Durang. A man is about destructive energy of its author, while adding just enough metatheatric to jump off a building when a nun tries to stop him. Aloysius thinks remove that we get to ponder and critique the strange, complex context the nun is trying to push the man off and tries to stop the nun. A of the original while also enjoying much of its sensual heat.” —Variety. policeman tries to stop all of them, but he falls off the roof. The “A labor of love and deep empathy [from] Moisés Kaufman…should whole thing winds up in court, where a game of bridge breaks out inspire tender feelings among hard-core Williams fans.” —NY Times. and more bodies start to pile up. THE GREEN HILL by David Ives. Jake has a vision of a lovely green hill, where he feels free and at peace. He knows the hill is real, and he has to go there. He sees a poster of the hill in a travel agent’s window, but the hill’s real loca- Other Desert Cities tion proves to be elusive. But Jake is relentless in his search. HAPPY by Jon Robin Baitz by Alan Zweibel. Donald travels to Boca Raton to find “Happy” Drama Haliday, a favorite baseball player from his youth, and to get his sig- Full Length nature on a baseball. The ball has been signed by every member of 2 men, 3 women the 1962 Mets except for Happy, whose career was cut short. But $75 per performance when Happy learns the ball will be worth $28,000 after he signs, and $8.00 acting edition that it’s already been sold, will he still sign? A SECOND OF PLEA- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2605-5 SURE by Neil LaBute. Kurt and Jess are waiting to board a train at Grand Central, when Jess says she doesn’t really want to go away THE STORY: Brooke Wyeth returns home to Palm Springs after a six- for the weekend. Kurt is annoyed. Jess agreed to the trip weeks ago. year absence to celebrate Christmas with her parents, her brother, and Why did she wait until now to say something? Finally, Jess admits her aunt. Brooke announces that she is about to publish a memoir that it has something to do with her husband. AN UPSET by David dredging up a pivotal and tragic event in the family’s history—a Auburn. Two pro tennis players, a younger, polite Romanian on his wound they don’t want reopened. In effect, she draws a line in the way up and an older, argumentative American on his way out, are sand and dares them all to cross it. pitted against each other, on and off the court. But they may be more alike than they know, and, like a tennis match, the balance of power THE REVIEWS: “The most richly enjoyable new play for grown-ups that keeps shifting. WEIRD WATER by Robert Lewis Vaughan. Sinking fur- New York has known in many seasons…In his most fully realized play ther into depression after the death of his son Tommy in Iraq, Hal to date, Mr. Baitz makes sure our sympathies keep shifting among the resists his wife Libby’s attempts to help him heal. When Tommy’s members of the wounded family portrayed here. Every one of them lifelong best friend Jeff pays a surprise visit he brings a sense of emerges as selfish, loving, cruel, compassionate, irritating, charming hope with him, and the family finds a way to move forward. and just possibly heroic…leaves you feeling both moved and gratifyingly sated.” —NY Times. “Astutely drawn…juicy and surprising.” —NY Daily News. “Spending time with these messed-up, complicated people is a genuine pleasure.” —NY Post. “Power, passion, and superbly craft- ed palaver stippled with blowdarts of wit—this is what Baitz does best.” —New York Magazine.

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Picked cool…brilliantly drawn…a thoroughly engaging collection of by Christopher Shinn images…a clever take on a classic story. A smartly dressed, intrigu- ing adaptation.” —Metro Weekly. Drama Full Length 3 men, 1 woman, 1 man/woman (flexible casting) $75 per performance Pigeon $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2573-7 by Tommy Smith Drama THE STORY: Chosen to star in a huge new movie by a legendary Full Length Hollywood director, an unknown young actor finds his life suddenly 3 men, 1 woman (doubling) changed. $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE REVIEWS: “Better than any play I’ve seen at finding the natural ISBN: 978-0-8222-2588-1 existential anxiety in the frustration and powerlessness of being a movie actor. Offers ample evidence of this dramatist’s singular gift for THE STORY: Set in depression-era and Stalinist presenting human murkiness with precisely shaded clarity. Impeccably Russia, PIGEON follows the exploits of Leon Theremin, Soviet inventor observed.” —NY Times. “Smart, sinuous work from a playwright who and father of electronic music. When Theremin marries a whip-smart writes with unshowy depth and unforced menace on a challenging black prima ballerina, their expatriate romance shocks society and subject.” —New York Magazine. “Thoughtful and humorous. Makes attracts the looming shadow of foreign terror. sly points about the ironies inherent in the profession of acting and the difficulties of creating a ‘true’ experience in the totally artificial medi- um of film.” —Associated Press. “Heartfelt, incisive, and very moving. Shows us truths from which we can’t turn away. Fiercely intelligent, Regrets ineffably sad.” —Vogue. “A powerful character study. PICKED illumi- by Matt Charman nates humanity’s hunger for acceptance and perfection, and satiation Drama on compromise, with artisan-level accuracy. His finest stage drama to Full Length date.” —Talkin’ Broadway. 5 men, 2 women $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition The Picture of Dorian Gray ISBN: 978-0-8222-2709-0 by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, based on the novel by THE STORY: Caleb Farley is the youngest man ever to show up at Oscar Wilde Mrs. Duke’s cabins, a ramshackle desert retreat in Nevada—one of the only places to secure a quick divorce in 1950s America. But the Drama other men, there to shed the lives and wives they’ve known and begin Full Length 5 men, 2 women (doubling) anew, quickly begin to suspect Caleb may be hiding more than just a $75 per performance broken heart. In a time of heightened fears and political distrust, this $8.00 acting edition boy’s presence is set to test each man’s loyalty—to country and to one ISBN: 978-0-8222-2590-4 another.

THE STORY: Oscar Wilde’s Faustian tale of a young man who sells his soul for eternal youth is updated as a bold, stylish, and bloody contem- porary thriller. London, 1988: Preternaturally handsome Dorian Gray Relatively Speaking has his portrait painted by his classmate, the on-the-rise artist by Woody Allen, Ethan Coen and Elaine May Basil Hallwood. When their mutual friend Henry Wotton offers to Comedy include it in a show, Dorian makes a fateful wish—that his portrait Three One Acts should grow old instead of him—and strikes an unspeakable bargain 8 men, 7 women (doubling, flexible casting) with the devil. So begins Dorian’s steady decline into a life of deprav- $75 per performance ity, following a twisted path that will lead him towards sexual $8.00 acting edition deviance, violence, and much, much worse. However, Dorian’s vile ISBN: 978-0-8222-2632-1 acts are not reflected upon his own visage, but rather upon Basil’s por- trait, which seems to rot from within, every one of Dorian’s sins warp- THE STORIES: In TALKING CURE, Ethan Coen uncovers the sort of ing it more and more. The portrait is Dorian’s secret, and he will do insanity that can only come from family. Elaine May explores the hilar- anything to keep it hidden and safe—even kill, if he has to… ity of passing in GEORGE IS DEAD. In HONEYMOON MOTEL, Woody Allen invites you to the sort of wedding day you won’t forget. THE REVIEWS: “The debauchery and gothic abandon of Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa’s modern adaptation is such a sight for stingy eyes…it’s THE REVIEWS: “Firecracker funny…A savory tasting platter of come- very Grand Guignol…As Mr. Wilde said, the only way to rid oneself of dies, packed with nifty zingers.” —NY Times. “A rollicking good time.” a temptation is to yield to it, so sink into the dark pleasures and —The New Yorker. “Sometimes poignant, sometimes sad and often cheeky wit of THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY.” —Washington Times. hysterical.” —Associated Press. “So juicy and brilliantly funny, it’s “Gritting, gripping, and at times gut-wrenching, this provocative worth more than a Cartier necklace.” —NY Post. adaptation transplants Wilde’s characters from the late eighteenth century to 1980s London, but the scandalous, often shocking heart of the story remains.” —Washingtonian. “Stylish, sexy and unspeakably

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Rex’s Exes Rx by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten by Kate Fodor

Comedy Comedy Full Length Full Length 3 men, 8 women (doubling) 4 men, 3 women $75 per performance $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2711-3 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2624-6

THE STORY: …And, yes, it’s set in Texas! This deliriously funny THE STORY: Phil is a researcher entrusted with the first major trial of Southern-fried farce finds the Verdeen cousins of Sweetgum, Texas— Thriveon, Schmidt Pharma’s experimental treatment for workplace Gaynelle, Peaches and Jimmie Wyvette—teetering on the brink of depression. Meena is a study subject who is depressed by her work- disaster again. Gaynelle, frustrated and frazzled from working too place. Can Thriveon cure Meena? Can Meena cure Phil? A comedy many two-bit jobs, stubbornly refuses to face the fact she’s turning the about , big dreams and Big Pharma. Big 5-0. In a misguided effort to lift her cousin’s spirits, Peaches, a sassy, morturarial cosmetologist who’s stuck in a romantic dry gulch, THE REVIEWS: “A winning combination of light satire and is determined to throw Gaynelle a surprise birthday party she doesn’t romance…[This] smart, sweet play suggests that the endorphins even want. Jimmie Wy, riding high on the success of her new wedding released by garden-variety love may be the most reliable mood- gown boutique for big gals—Wide Bride—reluctantly agrees to help enhancing drug on the market today.” —NY Times. “A sharp, tenderly Peaches surprise Gaynelle. But it turns out the surprise is on them sardonic new comedy…[Fodor turns] a classic boy-meets-girl roman- when, in a startling twist, the party plans shift to a hastily thrown- tic structure into a thornily funny image of today’s screwed-up world.” together family funeral instead. The hilarity escalates when Peaches’ —Village Voice. “Fodor sets up an amiably idiosyncratic world with recently declared dead husband unexpectedly returns and his roman- empathy and skill…A timely examination of the continual value of treat- tic links to each of the cousins is revealed. And the hits just keep on ing yourself right.” —Time Out NY. “Ideal entertainment for neurotic peo- coming as a Cajun bounty hunter who’s tracking Peaches’ husband ple living in anxious times…Fodor has a way with flawed characters, and crashes the funeral and a jilted bride holds the Verdeens hostage with her lovers here are so warmly drawn that we feel we have a stake in their a loaded paintball gun. All the while, the cousins struggle to avoid fate.” —Variety. “Just what the doctor ordered…If laughter is the best their bitter Aunt LaMerle who’s hell-bent on cracking the ranks of the medicine, maybe health plans should cover the ticket price.” —NY Post. elite Daughters of the Nation of Texas and exacting revenge on the Verdeen girls before the dirt hits the casket. As the outrageous com- plications of this ferociously funny Jones-Hope-Wooten comedy explode into chaos, you’ll find yourself hoping your next family cele- The School for Lies bration—be it birthday, wedding or funeral—is half this much fun! by David Ives, adapted from The Misanthrope by Molière

Comedy Russian Transport Full Length by Erika Sheffer 6 men, 3 women $75 per performance Drama $8.00 acting edition Full Length ISBN: 978-0-8222-2560-7 3 men, 2 women (doubling) $75 per performance THE STORY: It’s 1666 and the brightest, wittiest salon in Paris is that $8.00 acting edition of Celimene, a beautiful young widow so known for her satiric tongue ISBN: 978-0-8222-2684-0 she’s being sued for it. Surrounded by shallow suitors, whom she lives off of without surrendering to, Celimene has managed to evade love THE STORY: RUSSIAN TRANSPORT is a suspenseful family drama set since her beloved husband died—until today, when Frank appears. A in the Russian Jewish community of Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. Diana traveler from England known for his own coruscating wit and acidic and Misha, an immigrant couple, run a struggling car service while try- misanthropy, Frank turns Celimene’s world upside-down, taking on her ing to carve out the American Dream for their teenagers, Alex and suitors, matching her barb for barb, and teaching her how to live again. Mira. When Diana’s mysterious brother Boris arrives to stay with them, (Never mind that their love affair has been engineered by a couple of family loyalty is tested. For Alex and Mira, Uncle Boris is an exciting well-placed lies.) This wild farce of furious tempo and stunning verbal addition to their home, but soon Alex is pulled into his Uncle’s danger- display, all in very contemporary couplets, runs variations on Molière’s ous world. Laced with humor and intrigue, RUSSIAN TRANSPORT cap- The Misanthrope, which inspired it. Another incomparable romp from tures the complex layers of one very particular immigrant experience. the brilliant author of .

THE REVIEWS: “What’s this? A thoughtful, well-written domestic THE REVIEWS: “When you emerge from this impish comic play- drama with something original to say about immigrant families living wright’s glittering tribute to Molière, written entirely in verse, your by old world values in a new world culture? Pinch me!” —Variety. head will be so dizzy with syncopated rhyme that you’ll almost expect “[An] engrossing moral thriller.” —Time Out NY. “It’s a good old-fash- to find yourself speaking and thinking in chiming couplets…[Ives] ioned delicacy: a solid yarn, well told.” —NY Post. “It is impossible to adds farcical flourishes to Molière’s trim plot and blends generous dismiss Sheffer’s command of storytelling and zestful, pungent dia- helpings of up-to-the-minute vulgarity into verse that mostly mimics logue.” —TheaterMania. the prancing gait and more decorous tone of the original…In a witty prologue to the play Mr. Ives credits Molière with having mixed ‘the batter for tonight’s soufflé,’ but it is his own inexhaustible verbal dex- terity that makes it rise so deliciously high.” —NY Times. “Mr. Ives

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has done the seemingly impossible: He has taken a beloved master- EFFECTS…has a malicious vitality that will keep you guessing about the piece of Western theater and created a parallel version which, though fate of the troubled marriage it depicts…Weller has a way of keeping unmistakably based on the original, is both wholly personal in tone predictability at bay, especially in his presentation of little plot points and similarly dazzling in effect.” —Washington Post. that turn into big bombshells later on. And, even after Hugh takes dras- tic measures to preserve some sense of peace, it’s clear that he can’t quite escape Lindy’s allure. As the final scene shows so vividly, he may loathe her craziness, but it also provides with him a sense of illicit Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of excitement, too.” —Lighting and Sound America. the Suicide Club by Jeffrey Hatcher

Comedy/Drama A Slow Air Full Length by David Harrower 7 men, 3 women (doubling) $75 per performance Drama $8.00 acting edition Full Length ISBN: 978-0-8222-2642-0 1 man, 1 woman $75 per performance THE STORY: In the heart of London, behind the impassive facade of a $8.00 acting edition windowless house, some of Europe’s most powerful men gather to ISBN: 978-0-8222-2707-6 play a game. The game is murder, and this is The Suicide Club. But the club has a new member, Sherlock Holmes: brilliant, brooding, the THE STORY: Morna works as a cleaner for well-off families in greatest detective in the world. Why does Holmes wish to die? Can his . She spends her time drinking, attempting affairs and trying friend Dr. Watson save him? Or doesn’t Holmes want to be saved? A to understand her twenty-year-old son with whom she shares her new stage thriller featuring the famed in a tale full of mystery, Dalry flat. Athol, her elder brother by two years, lives near romance, twists and chills. airport with his wife, Evelyn. The owner of a floor-tiling company, with two grown-up children, Athol is proud of his hard-won achievements. THE REVIEWS: “Playwright Jeffrey Hatcher takes Arthur Conan Like any brother and sister they have fond and not-so-fond memories Doyle’s famous characters and drops them into a story inspired by of their upbringing, differing views on their parents and definite opin- Robert Louis Stevenson’s novella The Suicide Club to create a thrilling ions about each other. Especially so in their case, since Morna and comic mystery. The whodunit mystery comes complete with a wow-I- Athol haven’t spoken to each other in fourteen years…When Morna’s didn’t-see-that-coming ending.” —Arizona Daily Star. “Hatcher has a son Joshua travels west to make contact with Athol he sets off, for all winner with SHERLOCK HOLMES. It’s intelligent, clever, teasing, of them, a remarkable and life-changing series of events in this play seductively engaging and just plain fun.” —Tucson Weekly. “A darkly from Olivier Award–winning playwright David Harrower. comic new take on the archetypal detective.” —Arizona Republic. THE REVIEWS: “Irresistible…A first-rate story.” —NY Times. “A taut showdown…Harrower deftly juggles the dual storytelling.” —NY Post. “Hopeful as it is heart-stirring.” —NY Daily News. “A gifted play- Side Effects wright…A sad, funny and lovely two-hander.” —Associated Press. by Michael Weller

Drama Full Length Sons of the Prophet 1 man, 1 woman $75 per performance by Stephen Karam $8.00 acting edition Comedy ISBN: 978-0-8222-2553-9 Full Length 5 men, 3 women THE STORY: Michael Weller’s Fifty Words culminated in one desperate $75 per performance phone call. SIDE EFFECTS is the story of what happened on the other end $8.00 acting edition of the line. Hugh and Lindy’s marriage seems picture-perfect, a beacon in ISBN: 978-0-8222-2597-3 their microcosmic Midwestern world of dinner parties and fundraisers. But, behind closed doors—doors they can barely keep shut—they’re THE STORY: If to live is to suffer, then Joseph Douaihy is more alive falling apart, and Hugh’s rising political star is suddenly imperiled. than most. With unexplained chronic pain and the fate of his reeling family on his shoulders, Joseph’s health, sanity, and insurance premi- THE REVIEWS: “…five tumultuous scenes during which each spouse um are on the line. In an age when modern medicine has a cure for just struggles to make sense of their lives, and to understand why the other about everything, SONS OF THE PROPHET is the funniest play about behaves as they do. The script is filled with emotional twists and turns, human suffering you’re likely to see. and Weller’s charged dialogue generally sounds like real married people do when they fight, with contradictory feelings erupting, and defensive THE REVIEWS: Winner of the 2012 Drama Critics’ Circle, Outer and angry remarks flying.” —Associated Press.”…unsettling and out- Critics Circle, Lucille Lortel Award for Best Play, and a 2012 Pulitzer rageously gratifying…Weller [has an] acute eye for depicting the rapid, Prize Finalist “Explosively funny…one of the many soul-piercing oceanic mood changes between couples nursing an equal measure of truths in SONS OF THE PROPHET, the absolutely wonderful…come- desire and disgust for each other…Weller’s battlefronts take place far dy-drama by Stephen Karam, is that life rarely obeys the rules of dra- from wars on the other side of the globe, but his domestic combat matic consistency, or, for that matter, fair play. Written with insight leaves behind plenty of internal injuries.” —Time Out NY. ”…never and compassion, not to mention biting wit, it shines a clarifying light underestimate the author’s ability to spring a surprise. SIDE into some of life’s darker passages, exploring how people endure the

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unendurable, and not only survive but also move forward through A Strange and Separate People their blighted lives with sustaining measures of hope, love and good by Jon Marans humor.” —NY Times. “Ravishing is the best word to describe Stephen Karam’s new comedy SONS OF THE PROPHET…At once Drama deep, deft and beautifully made, SONS OF THE PROPHET stares Full Length 2 men, 1 woman unflinchingly at the Gorgon’s head of grief—the kind of grief on $75 per performance which words have no purchase…SONS OF THE PROPHET ponders $8.00 acting edition this hard truth; it makes us consider the unacceptable. Just as dark- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2557-7 ness shows off brilliance, the play’s poignant comedy makes us see that facing grief is the best way to ease its considerable grip. Karam’s THE STORY: A young couple finds their world shaken nuanced, comic storytelling—a delicate weave of the spoken and the when a gay doctor’s passion for his new religious beliefs challenges unspoken, the outrageous and the unconscionable—holds pain and theirs and questions the meaning of love. Jon Marans brings us this pleasure together in startling equipoise, never trivializing either.” —New emotionally rich, contemporary story of betrayal and new beginnings. Yorker. “This is a major, devastating new play, elegant and subtle and infused with the kind of wit that understands how perilously life lingers THE REVIEWS: “A contemporary companion piece to The near the emotional abyss.” —Newsday. “Devastating and thrilling…by Temperamentals, this engrossing three-character drama addresses turns grave, poetic, wrenching, wry, and madcap, SONS OF THE the struggle for many to accept their homosexuality while adhering to PROPHET…defies easy categorization. And it confirms Karam as a major their religious beliefs, in this case those of Orthodox Judaism…The voice in American theater.” —Vogue. “In a single, dolefully sweet show, play explores intriguing questions and yields affecting observations as and one of the only new plays to take on the Great Recession at ground it considers the courage required to make waves in any environment, level, we discovered an important playwright in Stephen from the synagogue to the New York State Legislature…Mr. Marans Karam…Greatness is prophesied herein: Perhaps all’s well in the future has a superb eye and ear for emotional complexity, for the little details of American playwriting.” —NY Magazine. of couplehood and for the inner lives of human beings trying to work through major life challenges.” —NY Times. “A brilliant and insightful play about the intersection of God’s law and man’s love. A STRANGE AND SEPARATE PEOPLE is rich in drama and Jewish tradition. The title Standing on Ceremony: The Gay comes from comments supposedly made by the late Queen mother, Marriage Plays who said she liked the ‘very much, but they were a separate by Mo Gaffney, Jordan Harrison, Moisés Kaufman, people and a strange people’—perhaps in more ways than she ever Neil LaBute, Wendy MacLeod, José Rivera, Paul expected.” —Forward. Rudnick, and Doug Wright, conceived by Brian Shnipper Surf Report Comedies by Annie Weisman One Acts 3 men, 3 women (doubling, flexible casting) Drama/Comedy $75 per performance FullLength $8.00 acting edition 2 men, 3 women ISBN: 978-0-8222-2654-3 $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition THE STORIES: Two little words, and suddenly your whole world ISBN: 978-0-8222-2558-4 changes. An A-list lineup of writers offers unique takes on the moments before, during and after “I do.” Witty, warm and occasionally wacky, THE STORY: Judith, faced with a demanding surfer-turned-venture- these plays are vows to the blessings of equality, the universal chal- capitalist boss, an underachieving husband and a wanna-be artist lenges of relationships and the often hilarious power of love. daughter, swims against the tide as her upwardly mobile ambitions clash with her family’s needs. SURF REPORT captures the Southern THE REVIEWS: “CEREMONY puts a human face on a hot-button issue California coastal vibe in this funny and poignant play that examines and delivers laughter and tears rather than propaganda.” —BackStage. the sacrifices we make—or avoid—for our family. “All you have to do is listen, shed an occasional tear and laugh a lot. There is something for everybody…STANDING ON CEREMONY holds THE REVIEWS: “Quietly beautiful and an excellent snapshot of mod- a magnifying glass to the highs and lows, joys and fears, courage and ern Southern California…SURF REPORT deals with a number of silliness, of people bucking trends and making history. It’s a fine weighty issues, but Annie Weisman is a fine writer and able to cap- evening, heartily recommended.” —NY Observer. “A feel-good show ture the complexities of life in Southern California in a way no one celebrating gay marriage. The unifying theme of same-sex marriage else can.” —CurtainUp. “[A] witty and biting new play…[Weisman] gives this collection its strong identity. The individual plays don’t share has a great ear for dialogue—her characters sound exactly like the the same perspective or speak in the same voice. Which keeps things denizens of local coffee shops and bars—and her lines elicit many interesting.” —Variety. laughs from the audience.” —TheaterMania.

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T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) plot ingeniously and with great subtlety. We discover that the affairs by Peter Sinn Nachtrieb and flirtations, so charmingly naughty at first glance in Noel Coward mode, have real consequences and inflict real pain.” —Third Coast Comedy Digest. “A stirring reminder of why theater matters.” —Milwaukee Full Length Journal Sentinel. “Jeffrey Hatcher’s layer cake of a script is an 3 men, 3 women $75 per performance engrossing romp that reveals delicious trade secrets of $8.00 acting edition and .” — Plain Dealer. “TEN CHIMNEYS is ISBN: 978-0-8222-2669-7 irresistible.” —Talkin’ Broadway. “TEN CHIMNEYS is The Sea Gull with a Cowardly touch. The play combines the charm and wit of THE STORY: In a summer devoid of friends, money and fun, a teenage Coward’s frothy hits during the 1930s and ‘40s, with the complexity and girl, KID, starts a blog about her apartment building. Using photogra- intensity of Sea Gull. Playwright Jeffrey Hatcher deserves some sort of phy, recordings, and online searches she begins to pry deep into the reward for this delicious script. Hatcher’s script is smart and funny. It lives of the neighbors that surround her, including her father that she no doubt will have a life beyond Tucson. And if this production is any never knew existed. The deeper she goes, the more oddities and mys- indication, it will be a good life, indeed.” —Arizona Daily Star. teries emerge, and soon KID is forced to emerge into the real world, and what began as a lark soon becomes dangerous. T.I.C. (TRENCHCOAT IN COMMON) is a wild yet sweet comedy about grap- pling with adulthood, grief, and surviving in a culture of voyeurism and Through a Glass Darkly exhibitionism and where privacy is no longer an option. by Ingmar Bergman, adapted for the stage by Jenny Worton THE REVIEWS: “Vastly entertaining! Nachtrieb is a particularly skilled observer of the flotsam and jetsam of everyday life, illuminating minu- Drama Full Length tiae in a way so that it becomes significantly faceted. He also has a 3 men, 1 woman wry, likable sense of humor that pulls an audience happily into the $75 per performance action.” —Bay Area Reporter. “Nachtrieb’s script is packed with comic $8.00 acting edition creativity. Sure, all adults can seem creepy to a dislocated teen, but the ISBN: 978-0-8222-2638-3 other tenants in Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s hilarious T.I.C. (TRENCHCOAT IN COMMON) may be not only stranger but also more dangerous than THE STORY: Karin is a young wife, an older sister and an only their observer imagines.” —San Francisco Chronicle. “As he’s riffing daughter. In her kaleidoscopic internal world, the boundaries wildly on contemporary issues and big ideas, humanity sneaks in; the between different realities blur and shift. Karin’s family goes on stories are at once outlandish and very real.” —American Theatre their annual holiday together, and on a bleak, beautiful island, her Magazine. “[A] stunning new play…Nachtrieb has a keen eye for pop- husband, father and brother struggle over the best way to help her. ular culture as lived on the streets and subdivided properties of San But as events spiral out of control, Karin realises that she must take Francisco, where people are willing to give up much privacy and a fair command of her own destiny. This unique stage adaptation was per- share of dignity to hang on and live la vida urban in the city that is the sonally approved by Bergman. spiritual home of cable and Rice-A-Roni.” —Contra Costa Times. “The show has a forward-thinking, shiny flair. Basically we’re all ‘voyeurs’ when going to the theater, and T.I.C. (TRENCHCOAT IN COMMON) becomes eye-opening, indeed.” —Fresno Bee. Tribes by Nina Raine

Drama Ten Chimneys Full Length 3 men, 2 women by Jeffrey Hatcher $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition Comedy ISBN: 978-0-8222-2751-9 Full Length 3 men, 4 women $75 per performance THE STORY: Billy was born deaf into a hearing family. He was raised $8.00 acting edition inside its fiercely idiosyncratic and politically incorrect cocoon. He has ISBN: 978-0-8222-2640-6 adapted brilliantly to his family’s unconventional ways, but they’ve never bothered to return the favor. It’s not until he meets Sylvia, a THE STORY: Summer, 1938. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, the two young woman on the brink of deafness, that he finally understands most revered stars of the Broadway stage, have decided to perform what it means to be understood. Anton Chekhov’s The Sea Gull. But first they must retreat to “inves- tigate” the play at Ten Chimneys, their sprawling Wisconsin estate, THE REVIEWS: “…subtle and scintillating…Raine shrewdly builds surrounded by actors, family and hangers-on. When a young actress [a] dense canopy of sound around Billy’s silence, in order to make the named Uta Hagen arrives, a romantic triangle begins to mirror the narrative of his oppressive solitude and his subsequent liberation events in Chekhov’s play about passion and art. The result is a from it more than just a problem play about the hearing-impaired. funny, poignant and revealing look at private lives that never really TRIBES is as much about the tyranny of language as it is about the leave the stage. misery of not being able to hear it.” —The New Yorker. “A smart, lively…play that asks us to hear how we hear, in silence as well as THE REVIEWS: “Full of delights and delicious roles for actors and an in speech.” —NY Times. “There’s so much going on in…TRIBES that energetic intelligence for audiences.” —TheaterMaven.com. it’s almost overwhelming: intellect and sentiment, love and cruelty, “Hatcher assembled all the ingredients of farce, and TEN CHIMNEYS witty zingers and biting put-downs. But in Nina Raine’s dazzling play, is a very funny play…Hatcher twines Chekhov’s lines into the larger too much is a good thing.” —NY Post. “…bright and boldly provoca-

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tive drama.” —Associated Press. “What a pleasure it is to encounter Walter Cronkite is Dead. Nina Raine’s distinctive comedy-drama TRIBES. This story of what by Joe Calarco happens to a fiercely intellectual, relentlessly competitive, ’conven- tionally unconventional’ (as one character puts it) English family Comedy when its youngest member, the sweet-natured Billy, who is deaf, Full Length 2 women steps into his maturity is ruthlessly unsentimental and well $75 per performance observed.” —BackStage. “TRIBES made me excited about New York $8.00 acting edition theatre again; I haven’t been this knocked out by a play in a long ISBN: 978-0-8222-2552-2 time.” —NYTheatre.com. THE STORY: A fierce thunderstorm has shut down airports up and down the East Coast. Two women, who appear to have nothing in common, are stuck in a waiting area at Reagan National Airport. Patty Truth and Reconciliation is a chatty southerner—a blue-collar woman from a red state—who by Debbie Tucker Green is almost physically unable to tolerate silence. Margaret is a Drama Washingtonian, reserved, educated, liberal and not interested in shar- Full Length ing her thoughts, or her table, with Patty. Forced together for a long 11 men, 11 women night in a public place, the two strangers have no choice but to share $75 per performance a bottle of wine and begin to talk…and to listen. Their conversation is $8.00 acting edition funny, difficult, deeply revealing and astonishingly frank. Patty and ISBN: 978-0-8222-2628-4 Margaret share details of their lives that lead them to a place of kin- ship neither of them could have imagined. Yes, Walter Cronkite is THE STORY: “I will not stay standing to have you accuse me. And I dead, but his wisdom and compassion lives on in this insightful com- will not sit there and be accused.” From Rwanda to Northern Ireland, edy about what might be possible if people from opposite sides of the Zimbabwe to Bosnia, answers are demanded, reconciliation is hard to political aisle would stop shouting and take even one night to listen. hear and the truth is reluctant to be told. THE REVIEWS: “Calarco demonstrates impressive maturity with his THE REVIEWS: “In quick, interwoven , Tucker Green spins lively and insightful dialogue. The play’s sermon against demonizing us around of some of the most brutal conflicts of recent those with whom we disagree couldn’t be more relevant. And with its years…never lets up in power, pathos or atmosphere.” —London disarming approach to the topic, this inexpensive play should have Evening Standard. “[Tucker Green’s] work is driven by an urgent need strong appeal for regionals and beyond.” —Variety. ”…in a time as to bear witness, in which theatre itself becomes the platform, and this politically fractious as this, the mere idea of two women sitting and extraordinary play is perhaps her greatest fusion of remembrance and absorbing viewpoints they normally wouldn’t abide counts as revolu- testimony.” —Metro (London). “An extraordinary and moving piece of tionary.” —Washington Post. “Joe Calarco’s play is far more than a theatre.” —. tale of opposites in close quarters and its comedy does not seek to make an imbecile of either woman. Instead, CRONKITE expertly unspools two very different stories not to pick at where they conflict but instead to lay bare where they closely align.” —Metro Weekly. Two Wrongs “…very funny, thoroughly charming…The play is a ninety-minute by Scott Caan treasure chest that keeps revealing new gems of wisdom and humor, Comedy right to the end.” —North County Times San Diego. Full Length 2 men, 1 woman $75 per performance $8.00 acting edition Water by the Spoonful ISBN: 978-0-8222-2566-9 by Quiara Alegría Hudes

Drama THE STORY: A contemporary story about two young, neurotic patients Full Length in analysis, trying to discover where they go wrong in relationships. 4 men, 3 women Terry, obsessed with love, and Shelly, unrelentingly careless with men, $75 per performance are set up by their therapist, Julian. Unbeknownst to them, Julian $8.00 acting edition finds himself at a crisis of scruples. What ensues is a chaotic triangle ISBN: 978-0-8222-2715-1 that follows their cathartic journey with sincerity and self-awareness and comedy. THE STORY: Years after his honorable discharge, a Puerto Rican vet- eran is surrounded by the North Philadelphia demons he tried to THE REVIEWS: “Caan should keep writing. He’s got the gift.” —Variety. escape in the service. Meanwhile, in a chat room, a group of recover- “Caan is developing a clever signature style, earmarked by bursts of ing addicts forges the safe haven its members don’t have in their phys- ameliorating humor that are both welcome and disarming.” —LA Times. ical communities. Birth families splinter and online families collide in “The dialogue is fast paced, leading up to notions one would never Philly, Puerto Rico, Japan, and California, all set to jazz. expect.” —Accessibly Live Off-Line. “[Caan] explores the depth of why people do what they do, even when they know very well what they are THE REVIEWS: Winner of the 2012 Pulitzer Prize. “This is a very funny, doing is wrong.” —Riveting Riffs Magazine. warm and, yes, uplifting play with characters that are vivid, vital and who stay with you long after the play is over. A quartet of wounded yet fiercely bright characters who are trying to stay sober communicate over the Internet. Those who feel the web is a cold connection may change their opinion after they see the very hot limbo in which these

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characters live and interact.” —Hartford Courant. “All the characters wright Brian Sloan examines a cross-section of the feelings and expe- in Quiara Alegría Hudes’ compassionate follow-up to Elliot: A Soldiers riences voiced by New Yorkers in the aftermath of the World Trade Fugue (a Pulitzer finalist) are seeking a kind of visa—one that will Center attack. Sloan’s dialogue sensitively captures the atmosphere of allow them to make it to a safe haven in a messed-up world. Everyone the time…it’s a tight, multifaceted script. There’s plenty of humor here in the play is living day to day—or spoonful by spoonful, to echo but there’s also nobility in Sloan’s portrait of a city in crisis. WTC VIEW Hudes’ poignant metaphor—enabled, hindered, and supported by an is a potent reminder that the words ‘never forget’ really do have mean- ever-interrelated reach of family and friends. The play is a combination ing.” —Show Business Weekly. “It is a testament to playwright Brian poem, prayer and app on how to cope in an age of uncertainty, speed Sloan that his play still captures the elegiac but persevering mood that and chaos. When cyber meets the real world, anger gives way to for- continues to shape the city. The script handles these wide-ranging giveness and resistance becomes redemption; the heart of the play character interactions with ease, each character offering a new picture opens up and the waters flow freely.” —Variety. of life in NYC post-September 11.” —BackStage. “WTC VIEW is a remarkable time capsule, documenting what it was like to be in New York during that crucial time. It’s also a story of grief, guilt, survival and We Live Here reconciliation.” —NYTheatre.com. by Zoe Kazan Drama You Better Sit Down: Tales from My Full Length 3 men, 3 women Parents’ Divorce $75 per performance by Anne Kauffman, Matthew Maher, Caitlin Miller, $8.00 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2585-0 Jennifer R. Morris, Janice Paran, and Robbie Collier Sublett

THE STORY: Allie Bateman’s wedding is Sunday. When Dinah, her Comedy/Drama precocious younger sister, returns to their parents’ home for the festiv- Full Length ities, she brings more than anyone expected: a new boyfriend, whose 2 men, 2 women hidden history resurrects passions and painful memories for the whole $75 per performance family. Over one emotionally charged weekend, the Batemans find $8.00 acting edition they must acknowledge and accept loss to gain hope for regeneration. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2741-0

THE REVIEWS: “Ms. Kazan [is] a writer of believable dialogue with THE STORY: Crafted from interviews between the cast and their own a feel for the basic building blocks of naturalistic drama.” —NY parents, YOU BETTER SIT DOWN is a heartbreaking and hilarious Times. “Zoe Kazan is bursting with talent.” —Entertainment account of the parents’ marriages and their subsequent divorces. Weekly. “The work proves to be an acutely observed family drama.” These delicate parent-child conversations have yielded unique —TheatreMania. insights into falling in love, falling out of love, and rebuilding a life after the complex experience of dividing a family. The show explores each couple’s first meeting, the ups and downs of their marriage, their split, and the surprising perspectives on life after divorce. This WTC View provocative show reveals the stories behind the statistics of one of the by Brian Sloan most prominent social phenomena of our time. Drama Full Length THE REVIEWS: “In YOU BETTER SIT DOWN the truth about these 6 men, 1 woman four defunct marriages is laid bare with simplicity and honesty.” —NY $75 per performance Times. “Relentlessly entertaining.” —New Yorker. “[An] uncompro- $8.00 acting edition mising and funny documentary theater piece.” —BackStage. “Wryly ISBN: 978-0-8222-2563-8 entertaining…absorbingly candid.” —Village Voice. “Riveting confes- sional theater.” —Variety. “A fascinating chronicle of relationships THE STORY: Eric, a downtown photographer, spends the weeks and families.” —Flavorpill.com. after the attack on the World Trade Center meeting potential room- mate candidates for his apartment which used to have a view of the Twin Towers. Through Eric’s struggle to find a roommate, deal with his ex-boyfriend and generally keep his sanity, the play reveals the untold story of life in lower Manhattan during the strange days of September 2001.

THE REVIEWS: “A World Trade Center view no longer exists by the beginning of WTC VIEW…an account of tentative love and palpable loss in the weeks after 9/11. Much of WTC VIEW is devoted to the potential roommates for Eric, a gay man in his early thirties who is only gradually disentangling his own innate anxieties and fears from those generated by the attacks. [Playwright Brian Sloan] and his director Andrew Volkoff show a refreshing reluctance to contort these encoun- ters into teaching moments or anything else that tidy. Unlike so many fictional meetings, these elliptical, abortive exchanges feel like actual first encounters.” —NY Times. “Using a clever framing device, play-

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

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

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

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

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

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God of Vengeance ★ The Great Gatsby Haunted Lives The Homage that Follows God Says There is No Peter Ott The Great God Brown The Haunting of Hill House Home (Cahill) God’s Great Supper The Great Labor Day Classic Have a Nice Day Home (Williams) God’s Man in Texas The Great Nebula in Orion Having Our Say, The Delany Home at Six Going Once Great Scot! Sisters’ First 100 Years Home Free! Going to See the Elephant The Great Sebastians Having Wonderful Time Home Front Going to St. Ives Great Solo Town He Ain’t Heavy Home Life of a Buffalo Gold ★ The Green Hill The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Home of the Brave Gold and Silver Waltz Green Julia Heart of a City The Golden Age The Green Pastures Heart of a Dog Homeland Security Greenwich Mean The Heart Outright Homework Grey Gardens Hearts Beating Faster Honour The Golden Six The Grey Zone Heathen Valley Hoodoo Love The Golden State (Spewack) Griller Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Hooters The Golden State (Wilson) Gross Indecency: The Three Trials Divine Comedy Hope of Oscar Wilde Heaven Can Wait Hope is the Thing with Feathers Goldfish The Ground Zero Club Heaven on Earth Hopscotch The Golem Group Hedda Gabler (Baitz) The Horse Latitudes Gone Goth The Groves of Academe Hedda Gabler (Friel) ★ Horsedreams Gone Missing Gruesome Playground Injuries Hedda Gabler (Hughes) Hortensia and the Museum of Gone to Take a… Guardians Hedda Gabler (Meyer) Dreams Gone Tomorrow Guerilla Gorilla Hedwig and the Angry Inch The Good as New Guests of the Nation The Heidi Chronicles Hot ’n’ Throbbing The Good Body Gulf View Drive Heights A Hotel on Marvin Gardens Good Boys and True Gum The Heiress The Hotel Play Good Day Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle Hellcab The Hothouse The Good Negro Guns Don’t Kill Hello Again The Hound of the Baskervilles Good Night, Caroline Gus and Al Hello from Bertha House Arrest: A Search for The Good Parts The Guys Hello Herman American Character In and ★ Good People Gym Teacher Henrietta the Eighth Around the White House, Past The Good Thief The Gynecologist Henry (After Pirandello) and Present Good Thing Habit Henry Flamethrowa The House in Town A Good Time The Habitation of Dragons Henry Lumper House Made of Air Goodbye Freddy The Habitual Acceptance of the Her Majesty, Miss Jones The House of Bernarda Alba Goodbye, Howard Near Enough The Herbal Bed The House of Sleeping Beauties Goodbye Oscar Hagar’s Children Hesh The House of Yes Goodly Creatures The Hairy Ape Hey You, Light Man! House Without Windows Gorgo’s Mother Halcyon Days Hidden Agendas ★ Housebreaking A Gothic Tale The Hallelujah Girls The Hidden River The Houseguests The Government Inspector Hamlet ESP Hide and Seek The Housekeeper (Hatcher) The Hammerstone The Hide and Seek Odyssey of ★ The How and the Why The Government Inspector (Raby) A Handful of Rainbows Madeline Gimple How I Got That Story G.R. Point A Handful of Stars The Hiding Place How I Learned to Drive Grace The Hands of Its Enemy High Cockalorum How Much, How Much? The Grace of Mary Traverse Handy Dandy High Dive How to Say Goodbye Graceland (Byron) Hangnail The High School How We Reached an Impasse on Graceland (Fairey) Hank Williams: Lost Highway High Sign Nuclear Energy Gramercy Ghost Hannah and Martin High Tor Howie the Rookie The Grand Manner The Happiest Millionaire The Highest Tree How’s the World Treating You? Grand Prize ★ Happy Hilda Crane Hrosvitha A Grand Romance Happy Ending Hillary: A Modern Greek Tragedy Huck Finn The Grand Tour Happy for You with a (Somewhat) Happy Hughie Grandma Duck is Dead Happy Now? (Coxon) Ending Human Grandma Steps Out The Happy Time His Dish A Human Interest Story (or The The Grapes of Wrath Hard Hat Area The Hitch-Hiker Gory Details and All) The Grass Harp The Hardy Boys and the Mystery Hocus Pocus Humpty Dumpty Grass Widows of Where Babies Come From Hold Me! The Hundred and First A Grave Undertaking Harold Hold Please The Hunter and the Bird The Great American Cheese The Harry and Sam Dialogues The Holdup Hunter Gatherers Sandwich Harry Outside Holiday for Lovers Hurricane of the Eye The Great American Trailer Park The Harvesting Hollywood Arms ★ Hurt Village Musical Harvey or The Lad Hysterical Blindness A Great Career The Hasty Heart Who Loved a Salary I am a Camera Great Expectations The Hat The Hologram Theory I am My Own Wife Great Falls The Haunted Honeymoon Holy Ghosts I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow

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I Can’t Remember Anything Independence Brotherly Love and Financial Kiss the Boys Good-bye I Don’t Know What I’m Doing The Indian Wants the Bronx Success Kissing Christine I Hate Hamlet Infant Mortality Joey Kissing Sweet I Knock at the Door An Infinite Ache Joey-Boy Kit Marlowe I Love Lucy Who? Inherit the Wind John and Mary Doe Kith and Kin I Never Sang for My Father Innocent Thoughts, Harmless John Brown’s Body Kitty Kitty Kitty I Remember Mama Intentions John Gabriel Borkman Kitty the Waitress I Remember Mama (High School The Innocents’ Crusade Klonsky and Schwartz Version) Insect Love John Turner Davis Knickerbocker I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix An Inspector Calls Johnny Belinda Kokoro (True Heart) I Sailed with Magellan Insurrection: Holding History Johnny Bull Komachi I was Dancing Integrity Johnny No-Trump The Kramer Ice Glen The Intelligent Design of Jenny Johnny Pye Kringle’s Window The Ice-Breaker Chow The Johnstown Vindicator L.A. Interlock Joined at the Head La Bête The Idiot Intermission The Joke Code L.A. Sketches Idiot’s Delight Interurban Jonah Labor Day The Idiots Karamazov The Interview (Swet) Joseph Dintenfass Ladies at the Alamo If the Shoe Pinches Interview (van Itallie) Josephine: The Mouse Singer Ladies in Retirement If Walls Could Talk Intimate Apparel The Journals of Mihail Sebastian The Ladies Man If We are Women Inventing Van Gogh Journey to Bahia The Ladies of the Camellias If You were My Wife I’d Shoot Invitation to a March Journey to Jerusalem The Ladies Should be in Bed Myself Iphigenia Journey to the Day Lady I-Kissandtell The Iron Cross The Joy Luck Club The Lady and the Clarinet Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the The Joy of Going Somewhere The Lady from Dubuque ’Ile Russian Navy Definite The Lady from Havana ★ An Iliad Isn’t It Romantic Judaic Park The Lady from the Sea I’ll be Home for Christmas Isn’t Nature Wonderful? Judith The Lady of Fadima I’m Herbert It Can’t Happen Here Julie Johnson The Lady of Larkspur Lotion I’m Really Here Italian American Reconciliation The Lady with All the Answers The Imaginary Cuckold, or It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Juliet, Yancey, April Snow The Lady’s Not for Burning Sganarelle It’s a Small World July 7, 1994 Lake Hollywood The Imaginary Invalid It’s Been Wonderful Jumpin’ Jupiter Lake Street Extension An Imaginary Life It’s Called the Sugar Plum Jumping for Joy Imagining “America” It’s Only a Play Jungle Rot The Land of Cockaigne Imagining Brad It’s Showdown Time Junior Miss The Land of the Astronauts The Immoralist Ivanov (Corrigan) Junk Yard Land O’Fire Impassioned Embraces Ivanov (Schmidt) Juno’s Swans Landscape of the Body Impossible Marriage I’ve Got Sixpence Just Hold Me The Language Archive Impressionism Ivory Tower K2 The Language of Trees Impromptu Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Karima’s City The Laramie Project In a Northern Landscape Revenge Katherine Desouza The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later In a Word Jacob and Jack The Keepers Large Window on a Small World In Any Language Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol Keepin’ an Eye on Louie The Lark In Arabia We’d All be Kings Jacobowsky and the Colonel The Kentucky Cycle Las Meninas In Lie Secret Codes Jacob’s Ladder The Kentucky Marriage Proposal The Last Days of Judas Iscariot In Old Vermont Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Key Exchange The Last December In Place Living in Paris Key Largo Last Gasps In Real Life Jailbait Keyhole Lover The Last Good Moment of Lily In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel The Jammer Kibbutz Baker In the Blood Jar the Floor Kicking a Dead Horse Last Looks In the Desert of My Soul Jason Kid Champion The Last Meeting of the Knights In the Dressing Room Jealousy Kid Purple of the White Magnolia In the Footprint: The Battle Over Jeffrey Killers The Last Night of Ballyhoo Atlantic Yards Jenny Keeps Talking Killers and Other Family The Last of Mrs. Lincoln ★ In the Red and Brown Water Jenny Kissed Me Kimberly Akimbo The Last of My Solid Gold In the Summer House Jest a Second! ★ Kin Watches In the Wake Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train A Kind of Alaska Last of the Boys In the Zone Jesus on the Oil Tank The Last of the Thorntons In-Betweens Jiley Nance and Lednerg King of Hearts The Last Romance An Incident at the Standish Arms Jimmy Shine King of The Last Straw Jitters The King of the The Last Sunday in June Incommunicado Jo Kingdom Come Last to Go The Incomparable Max Joan of Lorraine Kingdom of Earth Last Train to Nibroc Incorruptible Joe and Stew’s Theatre of Kiss and Tell Last Tuesday

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The Last Word… The Lifeboat is Sinking Looking for Normal The Madwoman of Chaillot (Full Length) Light Up the Sky Lord Byron’s Love Letter The Magenta Moth The Last Yankee (One Act) Lighting Up the Two-Year Old Lorenzo The Magic Act The Late George Apley Lightning A Loss of Roses The Magic Fire The Late Henry Moss The Lights Lost The Mai Later The Lilies of the Field The Lost Colony The Maiden’s Prayer Later Life Lillian Lot 13: The Bone Violin The Majestic Kid Laughing Stock (Linney) Lily Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Make Like a Dog Laughing Stock (Morey) Lily Dale Louie Make Room for Rodney Laughing Wild A Limb of Snow Love Among the Ruins Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ Laughs Linda Her Love and Happiness Malcolm Laughs, Etc. Line Love and Kisses The Mall Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees Lips Together, Teeth Apart Love and Understanding ★ Mama Won’t Fly Laundry and Bourbon The Lisbon Traviata Love Diatribe The Man Laura Listening Love Drunk Man Dangling Laura Dennis Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Love in E-Flat Man from Nebraska The Laws Little Bird Love is a Time of Day The Man in a Case Lazarus Laughed Little Brother: Little Sister Love is Contagious Man in a Restaurant Le Cid Little David Love Letters The Man in the Dog Suit Leader The Little Dog Laughed Love, Loss and What I Wore The Man Who Came to Dinner The Leading Lady Little Egypt Love Me Long The Man Who Climbed Pecan The Learned Ladies Little Eyolf Love Minus Trees The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Little Fears The Love of Four Colonels The Man Who Had All the Luck Leaves Little Fish Love of the Game The Man Who Never Died The Left Hand Singing Little Footsteps Love Rides the Rails (or Will the The Manchurian Candidate Legend The Little Foxes Mail Train Run Tonight?) The Mandrake Legend of Camille The Little Girl Who Lives Down Love Song Manhattan Class Company Class Legend of Sarah the Lane The Love Suicide at Schofield One-Acts, 1992 Stardust Boys The Little Hut Barracks (Full Length) Manhattan Drum-Taps Little Joe Monaghan The Love Suicide at Schofield Manny Lemonade Little Johnny Barracks (One Act) Manuscript Lemons Little Miss Fresno The Love Talker Many Happy Returns Lenten Pudding The Little Tommy Parker Love! Valour! Compassion! Marathon 33 Les Belles Soeurs Celebrated Colored Minstrel Love-Lies-Bleeding Marble A Lesson Before Dying Show The Loveliest Afternoon of the Marching As to War Let Me Hear You Whisper Little Victories Year Marco Millions Let Us Go Out into the Starry Night Live Spelled Backwards Lovely Day Marco Polo Let’s Make Up ★ Live Broadcast A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur Marco Polo Sings a Solo A Letter from Ethel Kennedy The Live Wire The Lover Marcus is Walking: Scenes from Levitation The Lively Lad Lovers’ Quarrels the Road Levittown Lives of the Saints A Lovesong for Miss Lydia ★ Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet The Liar (Ives) Living at Home Lower Ninth Margaret’s Bed The Liar (Wilber) Living in this World Loyalty Margin for Error The Liar (Yalman) Living Out L-Play Marie and Bruce The Librarian Lobby Hero Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Marie Antoinette: The Color of ★ Lidless Lola Oberlander Flesh Lucky Marisol The Lieutenant of Inishmore The Loman Family Picnic The Lucky Spot ★ The Marowitz Hamlet The Life and Adventures of Lombardi Ludlow Fair Marriage Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Lone Star Lullaby The Marriage of Bette and Boo The Life and Adventures of The Loneliest Wayfarer Luminescence Dating The Marriage of Figaro Nicholas Nickleby, Part II ★ Lonely, I’m Not Luna Park Marriage Play The Life and Death of Almost A Lonely Impulse of Delight Lunatic and Lover Marvin’s Room Everybody Lonely Planet Lunch Break Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five Life and Limb Lonesome Hollow Luv Mary Macgregor Life During Wartime Lydie Breeze Mary, Mary Life is a Dream Long Ago and Far Away ★ The Lyons Mary Stuart Life is Short The Long Christmas Ride Home M. Butterfly The Masque of Kings Life Science Long Day’s Journey into Night The M Word Mass Appeal Life Under Water The Long Goodbye Macbeth Did It Master and Margarita or, The Life with Father The Long Stay Cut Short or The Madagascar Devil Comes to Moscow. Life with Mother Unsatisfactory Supper Madam, Will You Walk? The Master Builder Life with Mother Superior The Long Voyage Home Made for a Woman Master Class A Life with No Joy in It The Long Watch The Maderati Life x 3 Look: We’ve Come Through The Madness of Lady Bright Masterpieces

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Masters of the Trade Mister Angel Beach Universe Match Mister Johnson Mr. Flannery’s Ocean Neat Mating Dance Mister Roberts Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Nebraska Max and Maxie Mixed Babies Mr. Marmalade Necessary Targets McReele Mixed Couples Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus The Necklace is Mine Me and Jezebel Mixed Emotions Mr. Peters’ Connections. Ned Crocker Me and Thee Mizlansky/Zilinsky or Schmucks Mr. Pickwick Needs “Me, Candido!” Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Neighbors Me, Myself & I Whale Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Nellie Toole & Co. Measure for Pleasure The Model Apartment Christmas Binge The Nerd Medea Modern Orthodox Mrs. Cage Nerve Meet Me in Disneyland Mojo (Butterworth) Mrs. California A Nervous Smile The Meeting (Barlow) Mojo (Childress) Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Neville’s Island The Meeting (Stetson) Molly Sweeney Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Nevis Mountain Dew Meg’s New Friend Moloch Blues Mrs. Lincoln New Beat on an Old Drum Mel Says to Give You His Best Mombo Mrs. Mannerly The New Century The Member of the Wedding The Moment When Mrs. McThing New Jerusalem, The Interrogation Memorial Day Momma’s Little Angels Mrs. Murray’s Farm of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Memory Monday After the Miracle Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head Torah Congregation: Memory of Summer Money Mrs. Sorken Amsterdam, July 27, 1656 Money and Friends The Muckle Man A New Life Money Mad Mud, River, Stone The New World Order Men Without Dates The Monogamist A Murder New Year’s Eve Men Without Wives Monologue A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage New York Actor Men’s Lives Monologue, February 1990 Murder by Poe The New York Idea Men’s Singles Monster Murder in Green Meadows Next Mercy A Month in the Country (Nicolaeff) Murder Mistaken Next Fall Mere Mortals A Month in the Country, After Murder, My Sweet Matilda Next Time I’ll Sing to You The Mermaids Singing Turgenev (Friel) Murder Once Removed The Nice and the Nasty Meshugah Months on End Murdered to Death Nice People Dancing to Good The Metamorphosis The Moon is Blue Murderers Country Music Metropolitan Operas The Moon is Down Murdering Marlowe Nickel and Dimed Mickey The Moon of the Caribbees Music from a Sparkling Planet Night and Her Stars Mickey’s Teeth Moon over the Brewery The Musical Comedy Murders of Night Dance The Middle Ages Mooncastle 1940 The Night Heron Midgie Purvis Moonlight The Mutilated Night Life The Midnight Caller Moonlight and Magnolias Mutual Benefit Life Night Maneuver The Mighty Gents The Moonlight Room Muzeeka ’Night, Mother A Mighty Man is He The Moonshot Tape My Boy Jack Night of the Dunce The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry My Buddy Bill Anymore Moose Mating My Cousin Rachel The Night of the Tribades The Millennium Fallacy More Solo Readings My Cup Ranneth Over A Night Out The Mineola Twins The Morning After My Dear Children Night Seasons Minor Demons Morning Becomes Olestra My Emperor’s New Clothes Night Thoughts Minor Murder Morning Star My Kinsman, Major Molineux Night Train to Bolina Minutes from the Blue Route The Most Damaging Wound My Life Night Watch The Miracle at Naples The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told My Mother, My Father and Me The Night Watcher Misadventure Motel My Name is Asher Lev Cantata The Misanthrope The Mother of Modern Censorship My Name is Rachel Corrie A Nightingale The Miser (Chambers) ★ The Motherfucker with the Hat My Pal George Nina in the Morning The Miser (Magruder) ★ Motherhood Out Loud My Red Hand, My Black Hand The Nina Variations Miss Evers’ Boys A Mother’s Love My Side of the Story Nine Armenians Miss Farnsworth The Mound Builders My Sister Eileen Nine-Ten The Miss Firecracker Contest Mountain Language My Three Angels Ninotchka Miss Julie Mountain Memory The Mystery at Twicknam Nixon’s Nixon Miss Lonelyhearts Mountain—The Journey of Vicarage No Child… Miss Witherspoon Justice Douglas The Mystery of Attraction No Child Left Miss You ★ The Mountaintop Mystery Play No Dogs Allowed Missing/Kissing Mourning Becomes Electra The Mystery Plays No Man’s Land Missing Marisa Mr. 80% The Naked Eye No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs Missing Persons Mr. & Mrs. Naomi in the Living Room No One Will be Immune ★ The Missionary Position Mr. & Mrs. Fitch National Velvet No Skronking Missouri Legend Mr. Arcularis Natural Affection No Soliciting The Mistakes Madeline Made Mr. Barry’s Etchings Natural Disasters No Time Mistakes were Made Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm The Nature and Purpose of the No Time for Sergeants

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★ No Way Around But Through One Minute Play Pagan Day The Piano Teacher Nobody One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show Pageant Play A Picasso Nobody Loves an Albatross One Tennis Shoe The Pain and the Itch ★ Picked Nocturne One Thing More The Palace at 4 a.m. Picnic None of the Above The One-Armed Man Pale Horse Picture Norm-Anon Only an Orphan Girl A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden ★ The Picture of Dorian Gray North of Providence The Only Thing Worse You Could Papp Pieces North Shore Fish Have Told Me… Paragon Springs Pig Northeast Local Only You Parakeet Eulogy Pig Farm Not I Opal is a Diamond Parallel Lives ★ Pigeon Not My Fault Opal’s Baby Parasite Drag The Pigman Not Now, Darling Opal’s Husband The Paris Letter The Pillars of Society Not Waving Opal’s Million Dollar Duck Parted on Her Wedding Morn Pillow Talk Note to Self Opera Comique Party Time The Notebook Operation Midnight Climax A Passage to India Pitching to the Star The Notebook of Trigorin The Optimist The Passing of an Actor The Pitmen Painters Now Opus Passing Strange A Place at Forest Lawn The Number Or, Passing Through A Place on the Magdalena Flats Oatmeal and Kisses Orange Flower Water Passing Through from Exotic Plan Day Objective Case An Ordinary Man Places Planet Fires The Observatory Oregon Passione Plantation The O’Conner Girls The Orphans Passport The Play About the Baby The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part The Past is the Past Play for Germs Of Mice and Men One: The Story of a Childhood Pasta Play It by Ear (The Festival) The Ofay Watcher The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Patient A Play Time Off the Map Two: The Story of a Marriage Patio Play Yourself The Offering The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Patio/Porch Playing with Fire (After Office Hours Three: The Story of a Family Patrick Henry Lake Liquors Frankenstein) (Field) Offices The Patriots Playing with Fire (Strindberg) Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Orrin Paul Robeson Please Communicate The Oil Well Orson’s Shadow The Pavilion The Pleasure of His Company The Old Beginning ★ Other Desert Cities Pay-Per-Kill The Plumber’s Apprentice The Old Boy Other Hands The Peacock Season Plunge Other People Peer Gynt The Pokey The Old Jew The Other Place (White) Peer Review Polish Joke Old Man Joseph and His Family Other Places (Pinter) Pen Ponies Old Phantoms The Other Player Penny Wise Poor Beast in the Rain The Old Settler The Other Woman People be Heard Poor Fellas Old Times Our Girls People in the Wind The Pope’s Nose Old Wicked Songs Our Lady of 121st Street The People Next Door Popkins Old Wine in a New Bottle Our Lady of Sligo The People’s Violin Pops The Oldest Living Graduate Our Lady of the Tortilla Perchance Porch The Oldest Profession Ourselves Alone A Perfect Analysis Given by a Throw Down Oldtimers Game Out Cry Parrot Portia Coughlan Oleanna Out of Gas on Lovers Leap A Perfect Ganesh Portrait of a Madonna Olio Out of the Flying Pan The Perfect Marriage Posh The Omelet Murder Case Out West A Perfect Mermaid Postcards On an Average Day Outlanders The Perfect Party A Poster of the Cosmos On Borrowed Time Outstanding Men’s Monologues Potholes On Golden Pond Volume One Persephone or Slow Time Power Lunch On Raftery’s Hill Outstanding Men’s Monologues The Person I Once Was Prairie du Chien On the Bum, or The Next Train Volume Two Personal Effects Praying for Rain Through ★ Outstanding Short Plays Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Precisely On the Edge (Hibbert) Outstanding Women’s Not Grow Up Prelude & Liebestod On the Edge (Pospisil) Monologues Volume One Prelude to a Crisis On the Line Outstanding Women’s Phaedra Prelude to a Kiss On the Mountain Monologues Volume Two The Philadelphia Pre-nuptial Agreement On the Wings of a Butterfly Over My Dead Body Philip The Prescott Proposals On Whitman Avenue Over Texas Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread Present Tense Once for the Asking Over the River and Through the A Phoenix Too Frequent Press Conference Once More with Feeling Woods Photo Finish The Pretenders ★ One Arm Over Twenty-One Photograph 51 Pretty Fire One Bright Day Overtime Photographs: Mary and Howard One for the Road The Overwhelming Phyllis and Xenobia One Man’s Meat The Owl Killer The Physician Pride and Joy

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The Primary English Class Raw Youth Riot Grrrrl Guitar Sally’s Shorts The Prince and Mr. Jones Ready for the River The Rise and Rise of Daniel Salt Lake City Skyline Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Reasonable Circulation Rocket Salt-Water Moon The Principality of Sorrows Reasons to be Pretty The Rivalry Sammi The Prisoner Rebecca The River Samuel Hoopes Reading from His Prisoner of the Crown Rebel Armies Deep into Chad Road Show Own Works The Prisoner’s Song Rebel Women The Road to the Graveyard The Sand Castle Private Contentment Recent Tragic Events Road Work Sand Mountain Private Eyes Recipe for a Crime The Roads to Home Sand Mountain Matchmaking Private Jokes, Public Places Reckless Robin Privilege The Reckoning Rocket Man Santa Fe Sunshine The Prize Play Reclining Figure Rocket to the Moon The Santaland Diaries The Prodigal (Richardson) Red Rocks Sarah and the Sax The Prodigals (Evans) The Red Address Roger & Miriam Sarah, Sarah The Professional Red Angel Roman Candle Satellites Progress The Red Coat Romance Saturday Adoption Prologue The Red Devil Battery Sign Romance in D Saturday Night Prologue: American Twilight Red Herring Romance, Inc. Saturn Returns The Promise Red Romanoff and Juliet The Savage Dilemma Proof Red Roses for Me Romantic Poetry Savage in Limbo The Proposal Red Rover, Red Rover Romulus Savages Prymate The Red Velvet Cake War Room Service The Savannah Disputation The Psychiatrist Redwood Curtain The Room Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn Psychopathia Sexualis Refuge A Roomful of Roses Saved from Obscurity Pterodactyls Regarding Electra The Rooming House Saved or Destroyed The Pull of Negative Gravity ★ Regrets Roommates Say De Kooning Punch and Judy Regrets Only Roosters Say Goodnight, Gracie Pure Confidence Reindeer Soup The Root of Chaos Say You Love Satan The Purification ★ Relatively Speaking Roots in a Parched Ground Scandal Point Purple Dust The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s The Rope Scapin The Pushcart Peddlers Day) Rosalee Pritchett Scarcity Pvt. Wars (Full Length) A Reluctant Tragic Hero Rosary Scattergood Pvt. Wars (One Act) Remains to be Seen Rosa’s Eulogy A Scene: Australia Pyretown The Remarkable Susan The Rose Tattoo A Scent of Flowers QED Remedial English Rosebloom Scent of the Roses Quack Request Stop Rosemary with Ginger Scheherazade Quail Southwest Requiem for Us A Rosen by Any Other Name School for Husbands Quandary in Quando Responsible Parties Rosen’s Son ★ The School for Lies The Queen of Bingo The Rest of the Night Rosmersholm The School for Scandal A Question of Figures The Retreat from Moscow Rouge Atomique The School for Wives A Question of Mercy The Return of Herbert Bracewell Rough Magic Scooter Thomas Makes It to the The Quick-Change Room or (Why am I Always Alone Roulette Top of the World A Quiet, Empty Life When I’m with You?) Routed Road Quiet in the Land In Vienna A Royal Affair Scrooge Quiet, Please Revelers The Ruby Sunrise Scuba Duba Quills The Revenger’s Tragedy Ruined The Sea Gull (Corrigan) Quilters Rex The Rules of Charity The Sea Gull (van Itallie) Quotations from Chairman Mao ★ Rex’s Exes Rules of Love (Hampton) Tse-Tung RFK Rum and Vodka Sea of Tranquility Rabbit The Rhesus Umbrella Run, Thief, Run! Rabbit Hole Rib Cage The Runner Stumbles Search and Destroy Race Rich and Famous Running The Searching Wind The Radiant Abyss Richard Cory Running on Empty Seascape Radio Free Emerson Riches Rupert’s Birthday Season of Choice Raft of the Medusa Ride Rush Limbaugh in Night School Season’s Greetings Rag and Bone The Ride Down Mount Morgan ★ Russian Transport Second Best Bed Rain Dance Ridiculous Fraud ★ Rx ★ A Second of Pleasure The Rainy Afternoon Riff Raff Sabrina Fair Second Overture Raised in Captivity The Right Honourable Gentleman Sailor’s Song Second Prize: Two Months in Ramshackle Inn Right Behind the Flag Saint Stanislaus Outside the Leningrad The Rant Righting House Second Threshold Rantoul and Die The Rimers of Eldritch Saints at the Rave Secondary Cause of Death The Rat Race Ring of Men Sally and Marsha The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild Rats Ring Round the Moon Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl The Secret of Freedom Ravenswood The Riot Act Detective Seduced

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See My Lawyer The Shop at Sly Corner Smile Spring Awakening See Rock City Short and Sweet The Smile of the World Spring Dance See What I Wanna See Short Plays and Monologues by Smoke Spring Song See the Jaguar Snakebit Seeing Someone The Shortchanged Review The Snow Ball Squirrel Seeking the Genesis Shotgun Snow Orchid St. Francis Talks to the Birds Semi-Detached The Show Must Go On (Klavan) Snowangel St Nicholas A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still Show People Snowing at Delphi St. Scarlet the Frogboy Showdown on Rio Road So When You Get Married… Stage Directions Sequel to a Verdict The Shrike (Ives) Shyster Soap Opera (Pape) Stage Fright Serendipity and Serenity [Sic] Sociability Stalag 17 A Sermon ★ Side Effects A Social Event ★ Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Serpent Side Man Soft Dude Marriage Plays The Servant of Two Masters Sight Unseen The Solid Gold Cadillac Standing on My Knees Seven Signature Solitaire Standup Shakespeare Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Signs of Trouble Solo Readings for Radio and Class Star Eternal Little Kid Silent Partners Work The Star Wagon Seven Menus Silver Linings Solomon’s Child The Staring Match Seven Nuns at Las Vegas The Silver Whistle The Star-Spangled Girl Seven Nuns South of the Border Simpatico Some Men State of the Union Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy A Simple Kind of Love Story Some Things You Need to Know States of Shock Wasserstein The Simple Truth Before the World Ends (A Final Status Quo Vadis Seven Short and Very Short Plays Simply Heavenly Evening with the Illuminati) Stay by Jean-Claude van Itallie Sin Some Voices Stay Carl Stay Seven Short Farces by Anton Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Someone Waiting Steel Magnolias Chekhov The Sin of Pat Muldoon Something Cloudy, Something Stefanie Hero Seven Sisters Sing Me No Lullaby Clear The Stendhal Syndrome Seven Times Monday Sing This Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday Stephen D The Seven Year Itch The Sirens Something Intangible Stephen Foster or Weep No More Sexaholics Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All Something to Hide My Lady Sexaholics and Other Plays for You Something Unspoken Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Sextet (YES) Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Somewhere in Between America Seymour in the Very Heart of The Sisters Rosensweig Somnambulist Steve & Idi Winter Six Degrees of Separation The Son Who Hunted Tigers in The Steward of Christendom Shadow and Substance Six Years Jakarta Still Life (Dinelaris) A Shadow of My Enemy Skipper Next to God A Song for Coretta Still Life (Mann) The Shaker Chair The Skirmishers The Song of Louise in the Morning Still More Solo Readings Shakers Skirmishes Songs of Love The Stonewater Rapture Shakespeare’s R&J The Skull Sonia Flew Stoop The Shallow End A Skull in Connemara Sons and Fathers Stoop Stories A Shayna Maidel Skylark ★ Sons of the Prophet Stop Kiss Shel Shocked Skyscraper Sophistry Stop, You’re Killing Me Shel’s Shorts Slacks and Tops The Sorrows of Frederick Stops Along the Way Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal Slam! Sorry, Wrong Number Storm ★ Sherlock Holmes and the Slam the Door Softly Storm Operation Adventure of the Suicide Club Sleep Deprivation Chamber Southern Cross The Story Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of A Sleep of Prisoners Southern Exposure The Story of Mary Surratt the Sign of Four The Sleeper Southern Hospitality The Strains of Triumph Sherlock Holmes: The Final Sleeping Beauty The Southwest Corner ★ A Strange and Separate People Adventure A Sleeping Country Souvenir Strange Boarders Sherlock’s Last Case Sleeping Dogs The Spa Strange Interlude Sherlock’s Veiled Secret The Sleeping Prince Space Strangers on Earth A Slight Ache Spain The Strangest Kind of Romance Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— A Slight Case of Murder Spared The Straw The Amazing Adventures of Slipping Sparks Fly Upward Stray Cats Louis de Rougemont (as Told by ★ A Slow Air Speaking in Tongues Stray Dogs Himself) Slow Dance on the Killing Ground Speech & Debate The Street of Good Friends The Shock of Recognition Slow Memories Speed-the-Play Street Talk Shoes The Spiral Staircase A Streetcar Named Desire Shoeshine The Small Hours Spirit Control String Shooting Gallery A Small, Melodramatic Story Splash Hatch on the E Going String Fever Shooting High Small War on Murray Hill Down The Strong Breed Shooting Star (Dietz) Smash Splendor in the Grass Shooting Stars (Newman) A Smell of Burning Splendora Struggle Session

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Stuck A Tale of Chelm Things Between Us Ties Stuffings The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Things We Want Ties That Bind Stumps Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let The Things You Least Expect The Tiger Stupid Kids Me Listen Thinking Up a New Name for the Tigers Be Still The Sty of the Blind Pig Talking Dog Act ’Til Beth Do Us Part A Stye of the Eye Talking Pictures Third Time and Ginger Subfertile Tall Story Third and Oak: The Laundromat Time Flies Suburban Tragedy Tall Tales Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Suburbia Talley & Son Third Best Sport Time Out Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Talley’s Folly Thirteen Things About Ed Time Out for Ginger The Sudden and Accidental Re- Tantalus Carpolotti Time Stands Still Education of Horse Johnson Tape This Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Tartuffe (Wilbur) This Beautiful City Lautrec Suds in Your Eye Tartuffe; or The Weasel (Gray) This Bird of Dawning Singeth All The Sugar Syndrome Tatjana in Color Night Long The Tiny Closet Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No Tea This Day and Age Tiny Island More Tea Party This is Our Youth Tiny Tim is Dead Suicide—Anyone? Teach Me How to Cry This is the Rill Speaking Tira Tells Everything There is to Suitcase or, Those That Resemble The Teahouse of the August Moon This Lime Tree Bower Know About Herself Flies from a Distance The Tears of My Sister This Property is Condemned Tirade The Suitors Telemachus Clay This Thing of Darkness Titanic Tell-Tale Thom Pain (Based on Nothing) To be Continued Summer Brave The Temperamentals Thor, with Angels To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Summer Cyclone Tempodyssey Those That Play the Clowns To Bury a Cousin Summer Morning Visitor Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Thoughts on the Instant of To Culebra Summer of ’42 ★ Ten Chimneys Greeting a Friend on the Street (Part 1) Summertree The Ten O’Clock Scholar The Thracian Horses To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Sunday Afternoon Ten Unknowns Threads To Fool the Eye Sunday in New York Tender Offer Three Changes To Forgive, Divine Sunlight The Tender Trap Three Days of Rain Today I am a Fountain Pen Sunrise at Campobello Ten-Dollar Drinks Three Hand Reel Today is Independence Day Sunset Freeway The Ten-Minute Play About Tommy J & Sally The Sunset Limited Rosemary’s Baby Three Monologues Tomorrow Sunstroke Tennessee The Three Musketeers The Tomorrow Box Superior Donuts Tennessee and Me Three One-Act Plays by Jason Too Close for Comfort The Tennis Game Miller Too Much Memory ★ Surf Report Tent Meeting Three One-Acts by David Lindsay- Tooth and Claw The Survivalist Terminal Abaire Top of 16 The Survivors Terminal Cafe Three Plays by Beth Henley Topdog/Underdog Susan and God Terra Nova Three Poets Touch Suspect Terrible Jim Fitch Three Postcards A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Swamp Gothic The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Three Rings for Michelle A Touch of the Poet Swan Song Terror by Gaslight Three Short Plays by Archibald Tough Guys The Swan Tevya and His Daughters MacLeish Tour Swans Flying Thanks Three Short Plays by Christopher Toys in the Attic That Championship Season Durang Tracers The Sweet By ’N’ By That Other Person Three Short Plays by Jonathan The Trading Post Sweet Eros That Serious He-Man Ball Marc Sherman Train of Thought Sweet Storm That’s All The Three Sisters (Corrigan) Transfers Sweet Sue That’s It, Folks! Three Sisters (Friel) The Transfiguration of Benno Swing Fever That’s My Cousin Three Sisters (van Itallie) Blimpie Swinging on a Star (The Johnny That’s Where the Town’s Going Three Sisters (Wilson) The Transparency of Val Burke Musical) That’s Your Trouble Three Tall Women The Traveler Swirling with Merlin The Theatre of Illusion Three Viewings Traveler in the Dark Sylvia Theatrical Haiku Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb The Traveling Lady Sympathetic Magic Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Story Treasure Island The Syringa Tree Then… (Campton) Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Treasures on Earth T Bone n Weasel Then (Simms) ★ Through a Glass Darkly The Treatment Tabletop There are No Sacher Tortes in Our Throwing Smoke Treefall Tadpole Society! Thunder in the Index Trees Take a Deep Breath There Shall be No Night Thunder Rock The Trials and Tribulations of Take Me Out These Shining Lives Thymus Vulgaris Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Taken in Marriage Thicker Than Water The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or The Trials of Brother Jero Taking Leave The Thief of Tears “How Not to Do It Again”) The Triangle Factory Fire Project Taking Sides Thief River ★ T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) ★ Tribes

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The Trickeries of Scapin Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) The Wager What’s Wrong with This Picture? The Tricky Part Uncle Zepp Wait Until Dark The Wheeler Dealers The Trip to Bountiful Uncommon Women and Others Waiting When I Come to Die Triptych The Undefeated Rhumba Champ Waiting for Godot When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet The Triumph of Love Under Control When the Rain Stops Falling Trophies Under Duress Waiting for Philip Glass When the World was Green Tropical Depression Under Observation The Waiting Room When We Dead Awaken The Trouble Begins at 8 Under the Sycamore Tree The Wake of Jamey Foster When We Go Upon the Sea Trouble in the Works Under the Yum Yum Tree Wake Up and Smell the Coffee When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? Trousers to Match The Understudy Wake Up, Darling Where Do We Live Truckline Cafe The Uneasy Chair A Walk in the Woods Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? True Crimes The Unexpected Man Walking the Dead Where is de Queen? Trumpery Unfinished Stories Wallflower Where the Cross is Made Trunk Crime The Uninvited Walter Where the Great Ones Run Trust (Dietz) United ★ Walter Cronkite is Dead. Where We’re Born Trust (Weitz) Wanda’s Visit Where’s Daddy? The Truth About Santa (An Unwrap Your Candy Wandering Where’s Mamie? Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) ★ An Upset War Where’s My Money? ★ Truth and Reconciliation U.S. Drag The War on Poverty Which Side are You On? Trying to Find Chinatown Used Car for Sale The War on Tatem Whiskey Tuesdays with Morrie Utopia, Inc. Warm and Tender Love Whisper into My Good Ear Tunnel of Love The Vagina Monologues The Wash White Elephants The Turn of the Screw Valentine’s Day Wash and Dry White People TV The Valerie of Now Washington Square Moves The White Rose Twain Plus Twain Valhalla Watbanaland A Whitman Portrait Twelve Dreams Valparaiso Watch on the Rhine The Whiz Bang Cafe Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 The Value of Names Watch the Birdie Who was That Lady I Saw You Twilight Walk The Vampires (Kondoleon) Watchman of the Night With? Twinkle, Twinkle The Vampyre (Kelly) ★ Water by the Spoonful The Whole World Over Twister Vanishing Act The Water Children Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Two Blind Mice Variations on the Death of Trotsky Waterborn Who’s Happy Now? (Hailey) Two Days The Vast Difference Watercolor Why I am a Bachelor Two Dozen Red Roses Veins and Thumbtacks The Way Down Why the Lord Come to Sand Two Eclairs The Velvet Sky The Wayside Motor Inn Mountain Two Eggs Scrambled Soft Venus The Wayward Saint Why Torture is Wrong, and the Two Enthusiasts Venus in Fur We Had a Very Good Time People Who Love Them Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Venus Observed We Have Always Lived in the Castle The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance of Wisdom Vernon Early ★ We Live Here that Cleopatterer Did Two on an Island Veronica Web of Murder The Widow and the Colonel Two Plays by William Inge A Very Common Procedure The Wedding of the Siamese Twins The Widow Claire Two Short Plays by Lewis John A Very Special Baby The Wedding Reception The Widow’s Blind Date Carlino The Victimless Crime Weekend Widow’s Mite Two Short Plays by Owen G. Arno Victoria Station Weekends Like Other People The Wild Duck Two Rooms Victory The Wild Goose Two Sisters and a Piano Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island The Weird Wild Oats Two Small Bodies The Vietnamization of New Jersey ★ Weird Water Wilde West Two Thirds Home Vieux Carré Welcome Back, Buddy Combs Wildflower ★ Two Wrongs Welcome to Arroyo’s Wildwood Park The Two-Character Play Vigils Welcome to the Moon Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Two’s a Crowd Village Green Welded Stand Up? The Typists Villainous Company Wenceslas Square Willie’s Lie Detector Ubu Cuckolded Vincent River The West Side Waltz The Willow and I Ubu Enchained The Violet Hour The Wexford Trilogy Win/Lose/Draw The Ubu Plays The Virgin Bride The Whales of August A Wind Between the Houses Ubu Rex Virtual Virtue What a Life The Wind Cries Mary Ug, The Caveman Musical Visions of Grandeur What Didn’t Happen Windows The Ultimate Grammar of Life Visit to a Small Planet What Do You Believe About the Windshook Ulysses in Traction Visiting Mr. Green Future? Wine in the Wilderness Unchanging Love Vivien Leigh: The Last Press What I Did Last Summer The Wingless Victory Uncle Bob Conference What I Did Wrong The Winner! (Kaufman) Uncle Chick Voice of Good Hope What is the Cause of Thunder? The Winner (Rice) Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit A Voice of My Own What Price? The Winning Streak Uncle Snake The Voice of the Turtle Whatever (Pospisil) The Winslow Boy Uncle Vanya (Corrigan) Voir Dire Whatever (Sheppard) Winterset Uncle Vanya (Friel) The Voysey Inheritance What’s Wrong with the Girls The Wisdom of Eve

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The Wise Have Not Spoken Women of Manhattan Write Me a Murder You Can’t Take It with You The Wisteria Trees Women Still Weep The Wrong Way Light Bulb You Know I Can’t Hear You When Wit Wonder of the World ★ WTC View the Water’s Running A Witch’s Brew The Wonderful Adventures of Don Xingu Young Adventure With and Without Quixote Xmas in Las Vegas The Young and Fair Witness Wonderful Party! Yancey The Young Elizabeth Wittenberg Wonderful Time Yankee Dawg You Die The Wizards of Quiz The Wood Demon Yankee Doodle The Young Girl and the Monsoon Woman and Scarecrow The Wooden Dish Yankee Tavern A Young Lady of Property Woman Before a Glass The Wooing of Lady Sunday Yard Gal The Young Man from Atlanta Woman Bites Dog Word Games A Yard of Sun Young Man Praying Woman Stand Up Words, Words, Words Year of the Duck A Young Man’s Fancy A Woman Without a Name Work Song: Three Views of Frank Years Ago Young Marrieds at Play The Women Lloyd Wright The Years Your Every Wish Women and Wallace Workout Your Mother’s Butt Women and Water World of Mirth Yellow Jack Zelda Women Beware Women The World of Sholom Aleichem Yellowman Zero Positive Women in a Playground The World Over Yemaya’s Belly Women in Motion The World We Make Yes Means No Zimmer Women Must Weep Worldness The Yiddish Trojan Women Zombies from the Beyond Women Must Work Wormwood ★ You Better Sit Down: Tales from Zones of the Spirit The Women of Lockerbie Wrestlers My Parents’ Divorce The Zulu and the Zayda

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

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

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Broadhurst, Kent Get Married Carlino Mrs. McThing The Eye of the Beholder Graceland and Asleep on the Wind Used Car for Sale The Prize Play The Habitual Acceptance of the Caan, Scott Carnelia, Craig The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Near Enough ★ No Way Around But Through Three Postcards Chaves, Richard Lemons ★ Two Wrongs Carolan, Stuart Tracers Brod, Max Cahill, Laura Defender of the Faith Chayefsky, Paddy The Castle 3 by E.S.T. Carr, Marina Gideon Bromberg, Conrad Home By the Bog of Cats Cheever, John Actors and At Home Hysterical Blindness The Mai A Cheever Evening Doctor Galley Mercy Marble Chekhov, Anton The Rooming House Cain, Bill On Raftery’s Hill The Bear Transfers ★ 9 Circles Portia Coughlan The Black Monk: A Chamber Brooke, Eleanor ★ Equivocation Woman and Scarecrow Musical King of Hearts Caird, John Carrière, Jean-Claude The Cherry Orchard (Corrigan) Brooks, Laurie The Beggar’s Opera The Controversy of Valladolid The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Franklin’s Apprentice Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Carroll, Lewis The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Brooks, Norman Not Grow Up Alice in Wonderland The Dangers of Tobacco The Fragile Fox Calarco, Joe Carroll, Paul Vincent The Festivities Brown, Carlyle Shakespeare’s R&J Shadow and Substance Ivanov (Corrigan) ★ The African Company Presents Walter Cronkite is Dead. The Wayward Saint Ivanov (Schmidt) Richard III Calderón de la Barca, Pedro The Wise Have Not Spoken The Proposal Buffalo Hair Life is a Dream Carson, Jo A Reluctant Tragic Hero The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated Caldwell, Joseph Daytrips The Sea Gull (Corrigan) Colored Minstrel Show Cockeyed Kite Carter, Arthur The Sea Gull (van Itallie) Caldwell, Lucy Pure Confidence The Number The Seagull (Hampton) Brown, K.C. Leaves Carter, Steve Seven Short Farces by Anton Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Cale, David Nevis Mountain Dew Chekhov Brownell, Julia ★ Motherhood Out Loud Cary, Joyce Swan Song ★ All-American Cameron, Kenneth Mister Johnson The Three Sisters (Corrigan) Bruckner, Ferdinand The Hundred and First Cary, Morland Three Sisters (Friel) Race Papp Because Their Hearts were Pure Three Sisters (van Itallie) Buermann, Howard Campbell, Alexi Kaye (or The Secret of the Mine) Three Sisters (Wilson) Quiet, Please The Pride Love Rides the Rails (or Will the Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Bulgakov, Mikhail Campbell, Mark Mail Train Run Tonight?) of Wisdom Black Snow Splendora Casale, Mick Unchanging Love Heart of a Dog Campton, David Elm Circle Uncle Vanya (Corrigan) Master and Margarita or, The The Life and Death of Almost Case, Andrew Uncle Vanya (Friel) Devil Comes to Moscow Everybody The Rant Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) Bullock, Walter Little Brother: Little Sister and Out Caspary, Vera Mr. Barry’s Etchings of the Flying Pan Laura The Wedding Reception Bunin, Keith A Smell of Burning and Then Chaikin, Joseph The Wood Demon The Busy World is Hushed Capote, Truman When the World was Green Chetkovich, Kathryn The Credeaux Canvas The Grass Harp Chamberlain, Marisha Acts of Love The Principality of Sorrows Carbajal, Ruben Scheherazade Childress, Alice The World Over The Gifted Program Chambers, David Mojo and String Burke, Johnny Cariani, John The Miser Wine in the Wilderness Swinging on a Star (The Johnny Almost, Maine Chapman, John Childs, Kirsten Burke Musical) Caristi, Vincent The Brides of March The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Burnett, Carol Tracers Not Now, Darling Chameleon Skin Hollywood Arms Carlino, Lewis John Chapman, Linda S. Chimonides, Jason Butler, Dan The Brick and the Rose The Beebo Brinker Chronicles The Optimist The Only Thing Worse You Could Cages Chapman, Robert Chislett, Anne Have Told Me… The Dirty Old Man Billy Budd Another Season’s Promise Butterfield, Catherine Epiphany Charman, Matt Quiet in the Land Joined at the Head The Exercise ★ Regrets The Tomorrow Box The Sleeper High Sign Chase, Jerry Cho, Julia Snowing at Delphi Junk Yard Cinderella Wore Combat Boots 99 Histories Butterworth, Jez Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Chase, Mary The Architecture of Loss Mojo Objective Case Bernadine BFE The Night Heron Sarah and the Sax Cocktails with Mimi Durango Byrne, M. St. Claire The School for Scandal The Dog Sitters The Language Archive Busman’s Honeymoon Snowangel Harvey The Piano Teacher Byron, Ellen Telemachus Clay Mickey Chodorov, Edward Election Year and So When You Two Short Plays by Lewis John Midgie Purvis The Spa

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Chodorov, Jerome Conradt, Mark Crichton, Kyle Davalos, David Anniversary Waltz Great Scot! The Happiest Millionaire Wittenberg The French Touch Cooney, Ray Cristofer, Michael Davis, Bill C. Junior Miss Bang Bang Beirut Black Angel Avow My Sister Eileen Chase Me, Comrade! The Lady and the Clarinet Mass Appeal Civilians, The Not Now, Darling Crocitto, Frank Wrestlers Gone Missing Cooper, Giles The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky Davis, Donald This Beautiful City Everything in the Garden Crothers, Rachel Ethan Frome Cizmar, Paula Coppel, Alec Susan and God Davis, Owen Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert The Gazebo Crouse, Russel Ethan Frome Seven Coppel, Myra The Great Sebastians Davis, Russell Clark, Maurice The Gazebo Life with Father The Last Good Moment of Lily Baker Button, Button Corbett, Bill Life with Mother Dawson, Gregory Clavell, James The Big Slam The Prescott Proposals Great Scot! The Children’s Story Corbin, Barry Remains to be Seen Day, Clarence Cleage, Pearl The E.Z. Snooz Motel State of the Union Life with Father Blues for an Alabama Sky Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Tall Story Life with Mother Bourbon at the Border The Whiz Bang Cafe Crump, Owen Dayton, Katharine Flyin’ West Corle, Edwin Southern Exposure First Lady A Song for Coretta The Man in the Dog Suit Cruz, Nilo de Hartog, Jan Clements, Colin Corneille, Pierre Anna in the Tropics Skipper Next to God Isn’t Nature Wonderful Le Cid Beauty of the Father Dean, Phillip Hayes Cleveland, Rick The Liar (Ives) A Bicycle Country The American Nightmare My Buddy Bill The Liar (Wilbur) Doña Rosita the Spinster Dink’s Blues Hortensia and the Museum of My Pal George The Theatre of Illusion Dream of Passion Corrie, Rachel Dreams Clork, Harry Every Night When the Sun Goes My Name is Rachel Corrie Life is a Dream See My Lawyer Down Corrigan, Robert W. Night Train to Bolina Coble, Eric Freeman The Cherry Orchard Two Sisters and a Piano Bright Ideas Moloch Blues Ivanov Cucci, Frank The Dead Guy The Owl Killer The Sea Gull The Ofay Watcher Huck Finn Paul Robeson The Three Sisters Cullen, Ian Coen, Ethan The Sty of the Blind Pig Uncle Vanya Tantalus Almost an Evening This Bird of Dawning Singeth All The Wood Demon Cullinan, Thomas Debate Night Long Corthron, Kia Mrs. Lincoln Four Benches Thunder in the Index Breath, Boom Cunningham, Michael Homeland Security Delany, A. Elizabeth Come Down Burning Flesh and Blood Offices Having Our Say, The Delany Force Continuum Curran, Keith Peer Review Sisters’ First 100 Years Seeking the Genesis Dalton’s Back ★ Relatively Speaking Splash Hatch on the E Going Down Walking the Dead Delany, Sarah L. Struggle Session Corwin, Norman Damashek, Barbara Having Our Say, The Delany Waiting The Rivalry Quilters Sisters’ First 100 Years Coen, Larry Cosson, Steven Damato, Anthony DeLillo, Don Epic Proportions Gone Missing The Flounder Complex The Day Room Coffin, Gregg In the Footprint: The Battle D’Andrea, Paul Love-Lies-Bleeding Convenience Over Atlantic Yards The Einstein Project Valparaiso Five Course Love This Beautiful City Daniels, Jeff Denham, Reginald Cohen, Burton Courts, Randy Apartment 3A Be Your Age The Great American Cheese The Gifts of the Magi Boom Town Blue Heaven Sandwich Johnny Pye Escanaba in da Moonlight Dark Hammock Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Cowen, Ron The Vast Difference A Dash of Bitters Revenge The Book of Murder Danz, Cassandra Dead Giveaway The Wedding of the Siamese Twins Saturday Adoption Fame Takes a Holiday Ladies in Retirement Cole, Tom Summertree Dashow, Ken Minor Murder About Time Cowhig, Frances Ya-Chu Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Connelly, Marc ★ Lidless About Love, Death and Bad Acting Recipe for a Crime The Green Pastures Coxe, Louis O. He Ain’t Heavy Suspect Little David Billy Budd Joey-Boy Trunk Crime The Traveler Coxon, Lucinda Sing This Wallflower Connolly, Cyril Happy Now? Thanks Devine, Jerry Ubu Cuckolded Crane, David Time Out Children of the Wind Ubu Enchained Epic Proportions Top of 16 Devlin, Anne The Ubu Plays Crane, Stephen DaSilva, Howard After Easter Ubu Rex The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky The Zulu and the Zayda Ourselves Alone

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

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The Prodigals Fishelson, David The Roads to Home Turgenev Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No The Brothers Karamazov Roots in a Parched Ground Three Sisters More The Castle Spring Dance Uncle Vanya The Trials and Tribulations of The Golem Talking Pictures Frisch, Peter Staggerlee Booker T. Brown The Idiot The Tears of My Sister American Dreams Evans, Scott Alan Fitzgerald, F. Scott Tomorrow Frockt, Deborah Lynn The Triangle Factory Fire Project ★ The Great Gatsby The Traveling Lady The Victimless Crime Fairey, Ellen Flemming, Brian The Trip to Bountiful Fry, Christopher Graceland Bat Boy: The Musical Valentine’s Day The Dark is Light Enough Falk, Lee Fletcher, Lucille Vernon Early Duel of Angels Eris and Home at Six Sorry, Wrong Number and The The Widow Claire The Firstborn Farley, Keythe Hitch-Hiker A Young Lady of Property and Six Judith Bat Boy Night Watch Other Short Plays The Lady’s Not for Burning Faulkner, William Fodor, Kate The Young Man from Atlanta One Thing More Tomorrow 100 Saints You Should Know Forbes, Kathryn A Phoenix Too Frequent Feffer, Steve Hannah and Martin I Remember Mama Ring Round the Moon The Wizards of Quiz ★ Rx Forgette, Katie A Sleep of Prisoners Feibleman, Peter Fogle, Sonya The O’Conner Girls Thor, with Angels Cakewalk More Solo Readings Forster, E.M. Venus Observed Feiffer, Jules Solo Readings for Radio and Class A Passage to India A Yard of Sun Anthony Rose Work Foster, Hunter Fry, Ray A Bad Friend Still More Solo Readings Summer of ’42 The Cameo Carnal Knowledge Fondakowski, Leigh Fowkes, William Fugard, Athol Crawling Arnold The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later All in the Faculty Coming Home Elliot Loves Fontaine, , Amy Exits and Entrances Feiffer’s People The Happy Time ★ Breakfast and Bed Victory Hold Me! Foote, Daisy Heights Fulham, Mary Feingold, Michael Bhutan ★ Outstanding Short Plays Fame Takes a Holiday Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Foote, Horton Summer Cyclone Fuller, Elizabeth Lautrec 1918 Thicker Than Water Full Hookup Feldshuh, David Blind Date and The Actor Francke, Caroline Fuller, Elizabeth L. Miss Evers’ Boys The Carpetbagger’s Children Father of the Bride Me and Jezebel Fennelly, Parker W. The Chase The 49th Cousin Furth, George Cuckoos on the Hearth Convicts Frank, Otto Getting Away with Murder Ferber, Edna Courtship The Diary of Anne Frank Gaffney, Mo Bravo Cousins Frankel, Doris Parallel Lives The Land is Bright The Dancers Love Me Long ★ Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Stage Door The Dearest of Friends Frankel, Scott Marriage Plays Feydeau, Georges The Death of Papa Grey Gardens Gagliano, Frank A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) The Death of the Old Man Franklin, J.E. Big Sur A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) Dividing the Estate Black Girl Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry The Ladies Man Getting Frankie Married—and Franzen, Jonathan The Hide and Seek Odyssey of Field, Barbara Afterwards Spring Awakening Madeline Gimple Boundary Waters The Habitation of Dragons Freed, Amy Night of the Dunce Great Expectations John Turner Davis Freedomland Gaitens, Peter Marriage The Land of the Astronauts French, David Flesh and Blood Playing with Fire (After The Last of the Thorntons Jitters Galati, Frank Frankenstein) Laura Dennis Salt-Water Moon After the Quake Fields, Joseph Lily Dale Freni, Edith L. A Flea in Her Ear Anniversary Waltz The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees Thicker Than Water The Grapes of Wrath The Doughgirls The Midnight Caller Waterborn Heart of a Dog The French Touch Night Seasons Friedman, Bruce Jay Gallagher, Mary Junior Miss A Nightingale Scuba Duba Buddies My Sister Eileen The Oil Well Friedman, Michael Chocolate Cake Filloux, Catherine The Old Beginning Gone Missing ¿De Donde? Seven The One-Armed Man In the Footprint: The Battle Dog Eat Dog Fingleton, Anthony The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Over Atlantic Yards Father Dreams Over My Dead Body One: The Story of a Childhood This Beautiful City Final Placement Finklehoffe, Fred F. The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Friel, Brian How to Say Goodbye Brother Rat Two: The Story of a Marriage Dancing at Lughnasa Little Bird Firth, Tim The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Give Me Your Answer, Do! Little Miss Fresno Neville’s Island Three: The Story of a Family Hedda Gabler Love Minus Fishburne, Laurence The Prisoner’s Song Molly Sweeney Win/Lose/Draw Riff Raff The Road to the Graveyard A Month in the Country, After Windshook

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Gallavan, Rick The Legendary Stardust Boys Golden, Alfred L. Grae, David Tracers Men’s Singles A Young Man’s Fancy Moose Mating Garson, Henry Gillette, William Goldfarb, Daniel Graham, Barbara In Any Language Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adam Baum and the Jew Movie Jacob’s Ladder Gay, John Adventure ★ Cradle and All Graham, Bruce The Beggar’s Opera Gillis, Graeme Modern Orthodox According to Goldman Gehman, Richard Charlie Blake’s Boat Sarah, Sarah Belmont Avenue Social Club By Hex Thicker Than Water Goldman, James Burkie Geiger, Milton Gilman, Rebecca Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole The Champagne Charlie Stakes Edwin Booth Capitalism 101 Goldman, William Coyote on a Fence Gelb, Alan The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Desperate Affection Mombo Ginsbury, Norman Goldoni, Carlo Minor Demons Gems, Pam The First Gentleman The Liar Moon over the Brewery Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Ginty, E.B. The Servant of Two Masters Something Intangible Geoghan, Jim Missouri Legend Goldsmith, Clifford Grant, David Marshall Ug, The Caveman Musical Gionfriddo, Gina What a Life Pen George, Charles After Ashley Your Every Wish Snakebit Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Becky Shaw Goldstone, Jean Stock Granville-Barker, Harley Baby U.S. Drag Mary Stuart The Voysey Inheritance Everybody’s Secret Giraudoux, Jean Goluboff, Bryan Graves, Warren Final Performance, or The Curtain Amphitryon 38 Big Al Beauty and the Beast Falls Duel of Angels In-Betweens Gray, Amlin Legend of Camille Judith My Side of the Story The Fantod When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet The Madwoman of Chaillot Shyster How I Got That Story Glass, Joanna McClelland Germann, Greg Gomes, Dias Kingdom Come 3 by E.S.T. Artichoke Journey to Bahia Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff The Observatory Canadian Gothic and American Gonzalez, Outlanders Gialanella, Victor Modern: Two Plays Curtains Tartuffe; or The Weasel Frankenstein If We are Women Goodman, George Villainous Company Giardina, Anthony Glines, John The Wheeler Dealers Wormwood Living at Home In the Desert of My Soul Goodrich, Frances Zones of the Spirit Gibbons, Thomas Glore, John The Diary of Anne Frank Gray, Simon The Exhibition The Company of Heaven Gordon, Kurtz Close of Play Gibson, Elizabeth Glover, Keith The Bride’s Bouquet The Common Pursuit Widow’s Mite Coming of the Hurricane Fair Exchange Gray, Virginia H. Gibson, Meg Dancing on Moonlight Henrietta the Eighth Willie’s Lie Detector Too Much Memory Swirling with Merlin Jumpin’ Jupiter Green, Janet Gibson, Melissa James Godber, John Money Mad Murder Mistaken [Sic] Bouncers New Beat on an Old Drum Suitcase or, Those That Resemble Shakers That’s My Cousin Murder, My Sweet Matilda Flies From a Distance Goetz, Augustus Utopia, Inc. Greenberg, Richard This The Heiress Gordon, Peter The American Plan Gibson, William The Hidden River Death by Fatal Murder The Author’s Voice American Primitive (or John and The Immoralist Murdered to Death Dance of Death Abigail) Goetz, Ruth Secondary Cause of Death The Dazzle The Body & The Wheel The Heiress Gordon, Ruth Eastern Standard The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & The Hidden River The Leading Lady Everett Beekin Joseph, Herod the Nut & The The Immoralist Over Twenty-One The House in Town Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Gogol, Nikolai Years Ago Jenny Keeps Talking Pear Tree The Government Inspector (Hatcher) Gorman, Christopher Life Under Water A Cry of Players The Government Inspector (Raby) A Letter from Ethel Kennedy The Maderati Dinny and the Witches Marriage Gotanda, Philip Kan Night and Her Stars Goodly Creatures Gold, Lloyd Ballad of Yachiyo Take Me Out Handy Dandy A Grave Undertaking Day Standing on Its Head Three Days of Rain Monday After the Miracle Goldberg, Dick The Wash Vanishing Act Gide, Andre Family Business The Wind Cries Mary The Violet Hour The Immoralist Goldberg, Jessica Yankee Dawg You Die Greene, Will Gien, Pamela Good Thing Gottlieb, Alex The Riot Act The Syringa Tree The Hologram Theory Wake Up, Darling Greenfeld, Josh Gilford, C.B. ★ Motherhood Out Loud Gow, James Clandestine on the Morning Line Widow’s Mite Refuge Deep are the Roots Greenland, Seth Gilles, D.B. Stuck Legend of Sarah Jungle Rot Cash Flow Goldemberg, Rose Leiman Gower, Douglas Gregory, Andre The Girl Who Loved The Beatles Marching As to War Daddies Alice in Wonderland

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Grellong, Paul A Cheever Evening Hampton, Christopher The Government Inspector Manuscript Children ‘Art’ Mrs. Mannerly Radio Free Emerson The Cocktail Hour God of Carnage Murder by Poe Griffin, Tom The Comeback Life X 3 Murderers Amateurs The Dining Room The Seagull A Picasso The Boys Next Door The Fourth Wall The Unexpected Man Scotland Road Einstein and the Polar Bear The Golden Age Hampton, Mark The Servant of Two Masters Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head The Grand Manner Full Gallop ★ Sherlock Holmes and the Pasta Labor Day Hanley, William Adventure of the Suicide Club Grimm, David Later Life Flesh and Blood Smash Chick Love Letters Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Tell-Tale Kit Marlowe The Middle Ages Slow Dance on the Killing Ground ★ Ten Chimneys The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Office Hours Today is Independence Day The Thief of Tears Measure for Pleasure The Old Boy Whisper into My Good Ear Thirteen Things About Ed Carpolotti The Miracle at Naples Overtime Hare, Bill Three Viewings Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal The Perfect Party God Says There is No Peter Ott To Fool the Eye Steve & Idi Richard Cory Harelik, Mark Tuesdays with Morrie Groag, Lillian The Snow Ball Hank Williams: Lost Highway The Turn of the Screw Blood Wedding Sweet Sue Harling, Robert Work Song: Three Views of Frank The Ladies of the Camellias Sylvia Steel Magnolias Lloyd Wright The Magic Fire The Wayside Motor Inn Harman, Donn Havard, Lezley The White Rose What I Did Last Summer Her Majesty, Miss Jones Hide and Seek Groff, Rinne Guyer, Murphy Harmon, Peggy Havoc, June Compulsion or The House Behind The American Century Goblin Market Marathon 33 The Ruby Sunrise World of Mirth Harris, Elmer Hawthorne, Nathaniel Gross, Joel Johnny Belinda Hackett, Albert Feathertop Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh Harris, Mark Hayes, Catherine The Diary of Anne Frank Grumberg, Jean-Claude Bang the Drum Slowly Skirmishes Haidle, Dreyfus in Rehearsal Harris, Zinnie Headland, Leslye Kitty Kitty Kitty Guare, John Further Than the Furthest Thing ★ Assistance Mr. Marmalade Bosoms and Neglect Harrison, Jordan Bachelorette Persephone or Slow Time Chaucer in Rome ★ Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Hearth, Amy Hill Rag and Bone A Few Stout Individuals Marriage Plays Having Our Say, The Delany Saturn Returns Four Baboons Adoring the Sun Harrity, Richard Sisters’ First 100 Years Vigils The General of Hot Desire Gone Tomorrow Hedden, Roger What is the Cause of Thunder? Greenwich Mean Home Life of a Buffalo Been Taken Haig, David In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Hope is the Thing with Feathers Bodies, Rest and Motion My Boy Jack Kissing Sweet and A Day for Harrower, David Hedges, Peter Hailey, Oliver Surprises Blackbird The Age of Pie Lake Hollywood Continental Divide ★ A Slow Air Andy and Claire Landscape of the Body The Father Hart, Moss Baby Anger Lydie Breeze Father’s Day The American Way Food Related Marco Polo Sings a Solo For the Use of the Hall Christopher Blake Good as New Muzeeka Hey You, Light Man! The Climate of Eden Imagining Brad and The Valerie of New York Actor Kith and Kin The Fabulous Invalid Now Rich and Famous Picture, Animal and Crisscross George Washington Slept Here Oregon and Other Short Plays Six Degrees of Separation Red Rover, Red Rover Light Up the Sky Heelan, Kevin Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday Who’s Happy Now? The Man Who Came to Dinner Distant Fires and The Loveliest Afternoon of Haines, William Wister You Can’t Take It with You Right Behind the Flag the Year Command Decision Hartman, Jan Heggen, Thomas Talking Dog Haislip, Harvey Every Year at the Carnival Mister Roberts Women and Water The Long Watch Flatboatman Heifner, Jack Guirgis, Stephen Adly Hall, Adrian Samuel Hoopes Reading from His 24 Hours AM Den of Thieves All the King’s Men Own Works 24 Hours PM In Arabia We’d All be Kings Hall, Katori Hartman, Karen Bargains Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train Hoodoo Love Gum and The Mother of Modern Natural Disasters The Last Days of Judas Iscariot ★ Hurt Village Censorship Patio/Porch ★ The Motherfucker with the Hat ★ The Mountaintop Harvey, Jonathan Running on Empty Our Lady of 121st Street Hall, Lee Beautiful Thing Tropical Depression Gurira, Danai The Pitmen Painters Harwood, Ronald Twister Eclipsed , Carrie Taking Sides Hellman, Lillian Gurney, A.R. Hollywood Arms Hatcher, Jeffrey Another Part of the Forest Another Antigone Hammond, Wendy Compleat Female Stage Beauty The Autumn Garden Black Tie Julie Johnson Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde The Children’s Hour

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The Lark Hochhauser, Jeff The Indian Wants the Bronx Hwang, David Henry The Little Foxes Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi It’s Called the Sugar Plum ★ Chinglish My Mother, My Father and Me Hock, Robert D. North Shore Fish The Dance and the Railroad and The Searching Wind Borak Play for Germs Family Devotions Toys in the Attic Hoffman, Stephen The Primary English Class FOB and The House of Sleeping Watch on the Rhine Splendora Rats Beauties Henley, Beth Hoffman, William M. A Rosen by Any Other Name Golden Child Abundance As Is Shooting Gallery M. Butterfly Am I Blue Holbrook, Marion Stage Directions and Spared The Sound of a Voice Control Freaks Make Room for Rodney Today I am a Fountain Pen Trying to Find Chinatown and Crimes of the Heart Holden, Joan Trees and Leader Bondage The Debutante Ball The Marriage of Figaro Uncle Snake Yellow Face Impossible Marriage Nickel and Dimed The Widow’s Blind Date Hyman, Mac L-Play Holder, Jakob Year of the Duck No Time for Sergeants The Lucky Spot ★ Housebreaking Hortua, Joe Ibsen, Henrik The Miss Firecracker Contest Hollinger, Michael Between Us Brand ★ Motherhood Out Loud An Empty Plate in the Café du Horwin, Jerry A Doll’s House (McGuinness) Revelers Grand Boeuf My Dear Children A Doll’s House (Meyer) Ridiculous Fraud Ghost-Writer Houstle, Alice H. Emperor and Galilean Signature Incorruptible The Kentucky Marriage Proposal An Enemy of the People (Meyer) Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Opus , Velina Hasu An Enemy of the People (Miller) Three Plays by Beth Henley Red Herring Kokoro (True Heart) Ghosts (Meyer) The Wake of Jamey Foster Tiny Island Tea Ghosts (Wilson) Hensel, Karen Tooth and Claw Howard, Anto Hedda Gabler (Baitz) Going to See the Elephant Holm, John Cecil Scattergood Hedda Gabler (Friel) Herbert, F. Hugh Brighten the Corner Howard, Eleanor Harris Hedda Gabler (Hughes) For Love or Money Gramercy Ghost Hedda Gabler (Meyer) Mating Dance A Girl Can Tell The Southwest Corner John Gabriel Borkman Howard, Sidney Kiss and Tell Three Men on a Horse The Lady from the Sea Dodsworth The Moon is Blue Holmes, Jack Little Eyolf Madam, Will You Walk? Herd, Richard RFK The Master Builder Yellow Jack Prisoner of the Crown Hope, Nicholas Paragon Springs Howie, Betsy Herlihy, James Leo Christmas Belles Peer Gynt Cowgirls Bad Bad Jo-Jo Dashing Through the Snow The Pretenders Hudes, Quiara Alegría Laughs, Etc. Dearly Beloved Rosmersholm 26 Miles Stop, You’re Killing Me The Dixie Swim Club When We Dead Awaken Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue Terrible Jim Fitch The Hallelujah Girls The Wild Duck ★ Water by the Spoonful Hersey, John ★ Mama Won’t Fly Illick, Hilary Yemaya’s Belly A Bell for Adano The Red Velvet Cake War Eve-Olution Herzog, Amy ★ Rex’s Exes Hudson, Scott Inge, William After the Revolution Southern Hospitality Sweet Storm The Boy in the Basement Heuer, John ’Til Beth Do Us Part Huggett, Richard Bus Riley’s Back in Town Cavern of the Jewels Hooker, Brian The First Night of “Pygmalion” Bus Stop Innocent Thoughts, Harmless Cyrano de Bergerac Hughes, Babette The Call Intentions Horine, Charles If the Shoe Pinches The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Heyn, Ernest Me and Thee Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar The Disposal and Margaret’s Bed Day in the Sun Horne, Kenneth Hughes, Doug Eleven Short Plays by William Inge Hibbert, Guy Two Dozen Red Roses Hedda Gabler An Incident at the Standish Arms On the Edge Horovitz, Israel Hughes, Glenn A Loss of Roses Hicks, Jr., Hilly Acrobats and Line Romance, Inc. The Mall Note to Self Alfred the Great Hughes, Langston Memory of Summer Higgins, Frank Captains and Courage Simply Heavenly A Murder The Sweet By ’N’ By The Chopin Playoffs Humphrey, Harry E. Natural Affection Hill, Maurice A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and The Skull People in the Wind Large Window on a Small World Marley Hurston, Zora Neale Picnic A Wind Between the Houses Dr. Hero Spunk The Rainy Afternoon Hilton, Tony Faith Hutchinson, Ron A Social Event Bang Bang Beirut Faith, Hope and Charity Moonlight and Magnolias Splendor in the Grass Hines, Karen The Former One-on-One Basketball Hutton, Arlene The Strains of Triumph Young Man Praying Champion As It is in Heaven Summer Brave Hirson, David The Good Parts Gulf View Drive The Tiny Closet La Bête The Great Labor Day Classic Last Train to Nibroc To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Hirson, Roger O. Henry Lumper Running Two Plays by William Inge Journey to the Day Hopscotch and the 75th See Rock City Where’s Daddy?

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Innaurato, Albert The Universal Language Johns, Patti Teach Me How to Cry Coming of Age in Soho Variations on the Death of Trotsky Going to See the Elephant Three Rings for Michelle Gemini Venus in Fur Johnson, Carleene Joyce, James Gus and Al Words, Words, Words The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Stephen D The Idiots Karamazov Jacker, Corinne Johnson, Cindy Lou Kafka, Franz Passione Bits and Pieces Brilliant Traces The Castle The Transfiguration of Benno Blimpie Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner The Person I Once Was The Metamorphosis Ulysses in Traction Domestic Issues The Years Kaikkonen, Gus Irving, John Harry Outside Johnson, Crane Potholes The Cider House Rules, Part One: In Place and The Chinese Dracula Kanin, Garson Here In St. Cloud’s Restaurant Syndrome Johnson, Dave Born Yesterday The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Later Baptized to the Bone Dreyfus in Rehearsal In Other Parts of the World My Life Johnson, Trish Kaplan, Jack A. Irwin, Bill Night Thoughts and Terminal The Art of Self-Defense Alligator Man Scapin Jackson, Nagle Second Prize: Two Months in Kaplan, Lila Rose Isherwood, Christopher At This Evening’s Performance Leningrad Wildflower I am a Camera Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part Johnston, Bob Karam, Stephen Issaq, Lameece Invention Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi ★ Sons of the Prophet ★ Motherhood Out Loud Hotel on Marvin Gardens Johnston, Rick Speech & Debate Ives, David Opera Comique Cahoots Kass, Jerome All in the Timing, Six One-Act The Quick-Change Room Jones, Elinor Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass Comedies Taking Leave 6:15 on the 104 Make Like a Dog Ancient History This Day and Age If You were My Wife I’d Shoot Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Arabian Nights Jackson, Nathan Louis Myself Saturday Night Under Control Babel’s in Arms Broke-ology Suburban Tragedy The Blizzard A Voice of My Own When I Come to Die Young Marrieds at Play ★ Bolero Jones, Jessie Jackson, Shirley Kassin, Michael Captive Audience Christmas Belles The Haunting of Hill House I-Kissandtell Degas C’est Moi Dashing Through the Snow We Have Always Lived in the Castle Kauffman, Anne Don Juan in Chicago Dearly Beloved Jacobs, Michael ★ You Better Sit Down: Tales from Dr. Fritz Dearly Departed Impressionism My Parents’ Divorce English Made Simple The Dixie Swim Club Jacobson, Steven M. Kaufman, Florence Aquino Enigma Variations The Hallelujah Girls Needs The Winner! A Flea in Her Ear ★ Mama Won’t Fly James, Henry Kaufman, George S. Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue The Red Velvet Cake War The Heiress The American Way ★ The Green Hill ★ Rex’s Exes The Turn of the Screw Amicable Parting The Land of Cockaigne Southern Hospitality Jameson, Storm Bravo The Liar ’Til Beth Do Us Part The Hidden River The Fabulous Invalid Lives of the Saints Jones, Preston Jarrett, Jennifer Long Ago and Far Away and Other The Last Meeting of the Knights Fancy Meeting You Again Short Plays Divorce Southern Style of the White Magnolia First Lady Mere Mortals: Six One-Act Jarry, Alfred Lu Ann Hampton Laverty George Washington Slept Here Comedies Ubu Cuckolded Oberlander Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Ubu Enchained The Oldest Living Graduate Who Loves a Salary Whale The Ubu Plays A Place on the Magdalena Flats The Land is Bright The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage Ubu Rex Santa Fe Sunshine The Late George Apley New Jerusalem, The Interrogation Jenkins, Ken Jones, Rolin The Man Who Came to Dinner of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Cemetery Man The Intelligent Design of Jenny The Small Hours Torah Congregation: Chug Chow The Solid Gold Cadillac Amsterdam, July 27, 1656 An Educated Lady The Jammer Stage Door The Other Woman and Other Short Rupert’s Birthday and Other Jordan, Julia You Can’t Take It with You Pieces Monologues Boy Kaufman, Lynne ★ Outstanding Short Plays Jensen, Erik St. Scarlet The Couch The Philadelphia Aftermath Tatjana in Color Kaufman, Moisés Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread The Exonerated Joselovitz, Ernest A. 33 Variations Polish Joke Jensen, Julie Hagar’s Children Gross Indecency: The Three Trials The Red Address Stray Dogs Righting of Oscar Wilde ★ The School for Lies John, Hywel Sammi The Laramie Project Seven Menus Pieces Joseph, Rajiv The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Soap Opera Johns, Andrew Animals Out of Paper ★ One Arm Speed-the-Play Fridays ★ Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo ★ Standing on Ceremony: The Gay St. Francis Talks to the Birds The Return of Herbert Bracewell Gruesome Playground Injuries Marriage Plays Sure Thing or (Why am I Always Alone Joudry, Patricia Kazan, Molly Time Flies When I’m with You?) The Song of Louise in the Morning The Egghead

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Kazan, Zoe Kingsley, Sidney Girls’ Talk Eleanor Sleeps Here Absalom Dead End Imagining “America” Eulogy for Mister Hamm ★ We Live Here Detective Story The Laws First Lady Suite Keeler, Eloise Night Life The Lights Hello Again Grandma Steps Out The Patriots Man in a Restaurant Little Fish Kelly, Tim The World We Make Night Maneuver Lucky Nurse and Other Short The Cave Kipling, Rudyard The Pope’s Nose Musical Plays Fog on the Mountain Captains and Courage Sea of Tranquility Olio The Omelet Murder Case Kirkland, Jack Search and Destroy Over Texas The Remarkable Susan Strange Boarders Under Observation See What I Wanna See Second Best Bed Suds in Your Eye Wonderful Party! Where’s Mamie? Terror by Gaslight Kirshenbaum, David Korie, Michael Lafferty, Marcy Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Summer of ’42 Grey Gardens Vivien Leigh: The Last Press of Wisdom Klavan, Laurence Kotis, Greg Conference The Uninvited Bed and Sofa Eat the Taste Lahr, John The Vampyre Embarrassments An Examination of the Whole The Manchurian Candidate Kelso, Betsy Freud’s House Playwright/Actor Relationship Lamkin, Speed The Great American Trailer Park Gorgo’s Mother Presented As Some Kind of Cop Comes a Day Musical If Walls Could Talk Show Parody Lamont, Jr., Alonzo D. Kennedy, Adam P. The Magic Act Pig Farm That Serious He-Man Ball Sleep Deprivation Chamber No Time The Truth About Santa (An Lampley, Oni Faida Kennedy, Adrienne Seeing Someone Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) Mixed Babies Sleep Deprivation Chamber The Show Must Go On Kraft, Hy Landi, Paolo Emilio Kent, Elana Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Cafe Crown The Servant of Two Masters Going to See the Elephant Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit Kramm, Joseph Landis, Joseph C. Kern, Will Klein, Jon The Shrike The Golem Hellcab Betty the Yeti Krasna, Norman Lane, Eric Kerr, E. Katherine Dimly Perceived Threats to the Dear Ruth Ride Juno’s Swans System Full Moon Langley, Noel Kerr, Jean The Einstein Project John Loves Mary Edward, My Son Finishing Touches Southern Cross Kind Sir Lapine, James Jenny Kissed Me T Bone n Weasel Love in E-Flat Fran’s Bed King of Hearts Knott, Frederick Sunday in New York The Moment When Mary, Mary Dial M for Murder Time for Elizabeth Twelve Dreams Kerr, Laura Wait Until Dark Watch the Birdie Larson, Larry The Farmer’s Daughter Write Me a Murder Who was That Lady I Saw You Some Things You Need to Know Kesselman, Wendy Kober, Arthur With? Before the World Ends (A Final The Black Monk: A Chamber Having Wonderful Time Kriegel, Gail Evening With the Illuminati) Musical A Mighty Man is He Seven Tent Meeting The Diary of Anne Frank (New Koenig, Laird Krieger, Henry LaRusso II, Louis Adaptation) The Dozens Romantic Poetry Momma’s Little Angels The Notebook The Little Girl Who Lives Down Krier, Jennifer Lasswell, Mary Kesselring, Joseph the Lane Eve-Olution Suds in Your Eye Arsenic and Old Lace Kolvenbach, John Kron, Lisa Latham, Jean Lee Four Twelves are 48 Fabuloso In the Wake The Ghost of Rhodes Manor Ketron, Larry Gizmo Love Kurnitz, Harry Laurents, Arthur Asian Shade Goldfish Once More with Feeling The Bird Cage Character Lines Love Song Reclining Figure A Clearing in the Woods Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers On an Average Day Kyle, Christopher The Enclave Fresh Horses Kondoleon, Harry The Monogamist Home of the Brave Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks Anteroom Plunge Invitation to a March Patrick Henry Lake Liquors Christmas on Mars Labiche, Eugene Lauro, Shirley Quail Southwest The Houseguests 90° in the Shade and Dust in The Coal Diamond Rib Cage Linda Her and The Fairy Garden Your Eyes Lavery, Bryony The Trading Post Love Diatribe LaBute, Neil Frozen Keveson, Peter Play Yourself The Break of Noon Law, Alma H. How Much, How Much? Saved or Destroyed ★ Outstanding Short Plays Duck Hunting Nellie Toole & Co. Slacks and Tops Reasons to be Pretty Lawrence, Jerome Kilroy, Thomas The Vampires ★ A Second of Pleasure Auntie Mame Henry Zero Positive ★ Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Crocodile Smile Kim, Susan Korder, Howard Marriage Plays The Incomparable Max Dreamtime for Alice Boys’ Life LaChiusa, Michael John Inherit the Wind Four from E.S.T. Marathon ‘99 The Facts Agnes Live Spelled Backwards The Joy Luck Club Fun and Nobody Break Sparks Fly Upward

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LaZebnik, Claire Leokum, Arkady Lewis, Ira Barracks (Full Length) ★ Motherhood Out Loud Neighbors Chinese Coffee The Love Suicide at Schofield Leary, Helen Leon, Felis Lewis, Jim Barracks (One Act) Yes Means No The Zulu and the Zayda This Beautiful City Mountain Memory Leary, Nolan Leonard, Jr., Jim Lewis, Philip C. Old Man Joseph and His Family Yes Means No And They Dance Real Slow in The American Dame Pops Lebow, Barbara Jackson Lewis, Sinclair Sand Mountain The Keepers Leonard, Hugh It Can’t Happen Here Sand Mountain Matchmaking The Left Hand Singing Stephen D Liebman, Steve Songs of Love Little Joe Monaghan LeRoy, Gen The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck The Sorrows of Frederick A Shayna Maidel Not Waving Lichtenstein, Jonathan Spain Tiny Tim is Dead Leslee, Ray Memory Tennessee Lee, Levi Standup Shakespeare The Pull of Negative Gravity Three Poets Some Things You Need to Know Leslie, F. Andrew Lillis, Padraic True Crimes Before the World Ends (A Final The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Two Thirds Home Unchanging Love Evening with the Illuminati) The Boy with Green Hair Lindsay, Howard Why the Lord Come to Sand Tent Meeting The Farmer’s Daughter The Great Sebastians Mountain Lee, Mark The Haunting of Hill House Life with Father A Woman Without a Name Rebel Armies Deep into Chad The Hound of the Baskervilles Life with Mother Yankee Doodle Lee, Robert E. The Lilies of the Field The Prescott Proposals Litvack, Barry Auntie Mame Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Remains to be Seen Slow Memories The Crocodile Smile The People Next Door A Slight Case of Murder Livings, Henry The Incomparable Max The Pigman State of the Union Eh? Lloyd, Marcus Inherit the Wind The Spiral Staircase Tall Story Dead Certain Sparks Fly Upward Splendor in the Grass Lindsay-Abaire, David Baby Food Locke, Sam Leeds, Michael Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Crazy Eights Fair Game Swinging on a Star (The Johnny America A Devil Inside Logan, John Burke Musical) The Wheeler Dealers Fuddy Meers Red Leeds, Nancy Lettich, Sheldon ★ Good People Logan, Joshua Great Scot! Tracers Kimberly Akimbo Mister Roberts Lees, Russell Letton, Francis Rabbit Hole The Wisteria Trees Nixon’s Nixon The Young Elizabeth That Other Person London, Roy Leichter, Aaron Letton, Jenette Three One-Acts The Amazing Activity of Charley The Castle The Young Elizabeth Wonder of the World Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth Leight, Warren Letts, Tracy Linney, Romulus Street Gang Amici, Ascoltate August: Osage County 2 Disneyland on Parade Dark, No Sugar Bug Akhmatova It’s a Small World Fame Takes a Holiday Man from Nebraska Ambrosio Meet Me in Disneyland Fear Network News Superior Donuts Ave Maria Mrs. Murray’s Farm The Final Interrogation of Levenson, Steven Can Can Lonergan, Kenneth Ceausescu’s Dog The Language of Trees The Captivity of Pixie Shedman Lobby Hero Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Levi, Stephen Childe Byron This is Our Youth Happy for You Daphne in Cottage D A Christmas Carol Long, Quincy Judaic Park Levin, Ira Clair de Lune The Johnstown Vindicator Love of the Game Critic’s Choice The Death of King Philip The Joy of Going Somewhere The Morning After Deathtrap Democracy Definite Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus Dr. Cook’s Garden El Hermano The Lively Lad Nine-Ten General Seeger F.M. People be Heard Norm-Anon Interlock Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Loomer, Lisa Pay-Per-Kill No Time for Sergeants Gint Accelerando Side Man Levin, Meyer Gold and Silver Waltz Distracted Stray Cats Compulsion Goodbye, Howard Expecting Isabel United Levitt, Saul Goodbye Oscar Living Out What I Did Wrong The Andersonville Trial Heathen Valley ★ Motherhood Out Loud Leipart, Charles Levy, Benn W. Holy Ghosts The Waiting Room Deep Sleepers Clutterbuck Hrosvitha Lopez, Melinda The Undefeated Rhumba Champ Levy, David Juliet/Yancey/April Snow Sonia Flew Leivick, H. Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Klonsky and Schwartz Lorca, Federico García The Golem Detective Komachi Blood Wedding Lengyel, Melchior Levy, Jonathan Laughing Stock Doña Rosita the Spinster Ninotchka Marco Polo A Lesson Before Dying The House of Bernarda Alba Leo, Carl Levy, Simon Love Drunk Loving, Boyce The Family Man ★ The Great Gatsby The Love Suicide at Schofield Galahad Jones

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Lowe, Florence Maibaum, Richard March, William A Sleeping Country The 49th Cousin See My Lawyer Bad Seed These Shining Lives Lowe, Michele Mailer, John Buffalo Marchant, William Marowitz, Charles ★ Motherhood Out Loud Hello Herman To be Continued Clever Dick Lowell, Robert Mamet, David Marcus, Milton Frederick Disciples Benito Cereno All Men are Whores: An Inquiry The Gardens of Frau Hess ★ The Marowitz Hamlet Endecott and the Red Cross Almost Done Mardirosian, Tom Murdering Marlowe My Kinsman, Major Molineux The Blue Hour: City Sketches Saved from Obscurity Quack The Old Glory Boston Marriage Subfertile Sherlock’s Last Case Lucas, Craig Businessmen Margraff, Ruth Silent Partners Missing Persons Cold Seven Stage Fright Prelude to a Kiss The Cryptogram Margulies, Donald Wilde West Reckless Doctor Anthony Marquand, John P. This Thing of Darkness Dodge Brooklyn Boy The Late George Apley Three Postcards Epilogue Collected Stories Marston, Merlin Luce, Clare Boothe Faustus Death in the Family Tracers Kiss the Boys Good-bye Fish Dinner with Friends Martin, David Margin for Error The Hat Father and Son Simply Heavenly Slam the Door Softly In Old Vermont First Love Martin, E. The Women The Joke Code Found a Peanut Dust in Your Eyes Luce, William Joseph Dintenfass God of Vengeance Martin, Jane Lillian L.A. Sketches Homework Barefoot Woman in the Red Dress Lucie, Doug A Life with No Joy in It I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Coup/Clucks Progress Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Joey White Elephants Macardle, Dorothy Monologue, February 1990 July 7, 1994 Marx, Groucho The Uninvited Kibbutz No One Will be Immune and Other Time for Elizabeth MacGrath, Leueen L.A. Mason, Timothy Plays and Pieces Amicable Parting Last Tuesday Ascension Day Oleanna Fancy Meeting You Again Lola Babylon Gardens A Perfect Mermaid The Small Hours The Loman Family Picnic The Fiery Furnace Prairie du Chien Machiavelli, Niccolo Louie In a Northern Landscape Prologue: American Twilight The Mandrake Luna Park Levitation Romance Mack, Carol K. Manny Only You A Scene: Australia Seven Misadventure: Monologues and Mastrosimone, William A Sermon Mackey, William Wellington Short Pieces Just Hold Me Shoeshine Family Meeting The Model Apartment Matthiessen, Peter Short Plays and Monologues MacLachlan, Angus New Year’s Eve Men’s Lives Sunday Afternoon The Dead Eye Boy Nocturne May, Elaine Two Enthusiasts The Radiant Abyss Pitching to the Star Adaptation The Voysey Inheritance MacLeish, Archibald Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— ★ Relatively Speaking Air Raid , Joe The Amazing Adventures of Louis Mayer, Oliver The Fall of the City Balloon Shot de Rougemont (as Told by Blade to the Heat The Secret of Freedom Run, Thief, Run! Himself) Mayer, Paul Avila Three Short Plays by Archibald Manhattan Class Company Sight Unseen The Bridal Night MacLeish Manhattan Class Company Class Somnambulist Eternal Triangle MacLeod, Wendy One-Acts, 1992 Space The Frying Pan Apocalyptic Butterflies Mann, Emily Time Stands Still Three Hand Reel The House of Yes The Cherry Orchard Two Days McAfee, Don The Lost Colony Having Our Say, The Delany What’s Wrong with This Picture? Great Scot! The Shallow End Sisters’ First 100 Years Women in Motion McAvity, Helen Sin The House of Bernarda Alba Zimmer Everybody Has to be Somebody ★ Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Meshugah Marivaux, Pierre Mating Dance Marriage Plays Still Life The Triumph of Love McCarthy, Cormac The Water Children Mantello, Joe Marks, Peter The Sunset Limited Magdalany, Philip The Santaland Diaries The Butler Did It McClure, Michael Criss-Crossing Marans, Jon Marks, Ross The Beard Watercolor Jumping for Joy Showdown on Rio Road General Gorgeous Magruder, James Old Wicked Songs Marks, Walter Josephine: The Mouse Singer The Imaginary Invalid ★ A Strange and Separate People The Butler Did It McCormack, Thomas The Miser The Temperamentals Marmorstein, Malcolm American Roulette The Triumph of Love Marber, Patrick Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Endpapers Maher, Matthew Stand Up? McCraney, Tarell Alvin ★ You Better Sit Down: Tales from Closer Marnich, Melanie ★ The Brothers Size My Parents’ Divorce Dealer’s Choice Gone Goth ★ In the Red and Brown Water

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★ Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet Next When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? All My Sons McCullers, Carson A Perfect Ganesh Melfi, Leonard The American Clock The Ballad of the Sad Café Prelude & Liebestod Charity The Archbishop’s Ceiling The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Ravenswood Faith, Hope and Charity Broken Glass The Member of the Wedding Some Men Melville, Herman Clara McDonagh, Martin The Stendhal Syndrome Billy Budd The Creation of the World and The Beauty Queen of Leenane Street Talk Mercier, Mary Other Business A Behanding in Spokane Sweet Eros and Witness Johnny No-Trump The Crucible The Cripple of Inishmaan Tour Meredith, Sylvia Danger: Memory! The Lieutenant of Inishmore Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Going to See the Elephant Death of a Salesman The Lonesome West Whiskey Meriwether, Elizabeth Elegy for a Lady The Pillowman The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance The Mistakes Madeline Made An Enemy of the People A Skull in Connemara that Cleopatterer Did Merrill, Kim The Golden Years and The Man McDonald, Heather McNamara, John Finding Claire Who Had All the Luck An Almost Holy Picture Present Tense and Personal Metcalfe, Felicia I Can’t Remember Anything McEnroe, Robert E. Effects Shooting High Incident at Vichy The Silver Whistle McNeely, Jerry Meyer, Marlane The Last Yankee (Full Length) McGuinness, Frank The Staring Match The Chemistry of Change The Last Yankee (One Act) A Doll’s House McOwen, J.B. Etta Jenks A Memory of Two Mondays McKeaney, Grace The Skull The Mystery of Attraction Mr. Peters’ Connections Last Looks McPherson, Conor Meyer, Michael The Price McKenzie, Neil Dublin Carol Brand The Ride Down Mount Morgan Guests of the Nation Four Plays by Conor McPherson Creditors Some Kind of Love Story McLaine, Patricia The Good Thief The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) A View from the Bridge Love is Contagious Rum and Vodka A Doll’s House Miller, Caitlin McLiam, John The Seafarer A Dream Play ★ You Better Sit Down: Tales from The Sin of Pat Muldoon Shining City Easter My Parents’ Divorce McLure, James St Nicholas Emperor and Galilean Miller, JP The Day They Shot John Lennon This Lime Tree Bower An Enemy of the People Days of Wine and Roses Ghost World The Weir Erik The Fourteenth The People Next Door Laundry and Bourbon McPherson, Scott The Father Miller, Jason Lone Star Marvin’s Room The Ghost Sonata Barrymore’s Ghost Max and Maxie McRae, John Ghosts Circus Lady Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Young Adventure Hedda Gabler It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Pvt. Wars (One Act) Meara, Anne John Gabriel Borkman Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Wild Oats After-Play The Lady from the Sea That Championship Season McNally, Terrence Medley, Cassandra Little Eyolf Three One-Act Plays by Jason Miller And Things That Go Bump in the 3 by E.S.T. Lunatic and Lover Miller, Sigmund Night ★ Cell The Master Builder One Bright Day André’s Mother and Other Short Dearborn Heights Master Olof Milner, Roger Plays ★ Outstanding Short Plays Miss Julie How’s the World Treating You? Apple Pie Medoff, Mark Peer Gynt Mitchell, John Cameron Bad Habits Big Mary The Pillars of Society Hedwig and the Angry Inch Botticelli Children of a Lesser God Playing with Fire Mitford, Nancy By the Sea By the Sea By the Crunch Time The Pretenders The Little Hut Beautiful Sea Doing a Good One for the Red Man Rosmersholm Mode, Becky Corpus Christi Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff Storm Fully Committed ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back The Froegle Dictum The Stronger Moffit, John C. Home, Last Gasps Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle To Damascus (Part 1) It Can’t Happen Here Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams The Hands of Its Enemy To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Molette, Barbara Deuce The Heart Outright The Virgin Bride Rosalee Pritchett Dunelawn The Homage that Follows When We Dead Awaken Molette, Carlton Dusk The Kramer The Wild Duck Rosalee Pritchett Faith, Hope and Charity Kringle’s Window Meyers, Patrick Molière Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de The Majestic Kid Feedlot Amphitryon Lune The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack K2 The Bungler Full Frontal Nudity Prymate Michels, Jeanne Don Juan (Porter) Hidden Agendas Showdown on Rio Road The Queen of Bingo Don Juan (Wilbur) Hope Stefanie Hero Middleton, George The Golden State It’s Only a Play Stumps Diana Does It The Imaginary Cuckold, or Lips Together, Teeth Apart Tommy J & Sally Middleton, Thomas Sganarelle The Lisbon Traviata The Ultimate Grammar of Life Women Beware Women The Imaginary Invalid Love! Valour! Compassion! The Wager Miller, Arthur The Learned Ladies Master Class The War on Tatem After the Fall Lovers’ Quarrels

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The Misanthrope Murray, Gerard Majella Newman, Molly Strangers on Earth The Miser (Chambers) Career Angel (Male Version) Quilters That’s It, Folks! The Miser (Magruder) Murray, Henry Shooting Stars O’Hara, Mary Scapin Treefall Nicholson, Kenyon The Catch Colt School for Husbands Murray, John The Flying Gerardos O’Hara, Robert ★ The School for Lies Room Service Nicholson, William Insurrection: Holding History The School for Wives Murray, Robert The Retreat from Moscow O’Hare, Denis Tartuffe (Wilbur) High Cockalorum Nicolaeff, Ariadne ★ An Iliad Tartuffe; or The Weasel (Gray) Murray-Smith, Joanna Five Evenings O’Keefe, Laurence The Trickeries of Scapin Honour A Month in the Country Bat Boy: The Musical Molnar, Ferenc Myler, Randal The Promise Oldfield, Mary The Spa Hank Williams: Lost Highway Noone, Ronan Please Communicate Monks, Jr., John Nabokov, Vladimir The Atheist Oliensis, Adam Brother Rat Lolita The Blowin of Baile Gall Ring of Men Moody, Michael Dorn Nachtrieb, Peter Sinn Brendan Olive, John The Shortchanged Review ★ Bob: A Life in Five Acts Norman, Marsha Killers Moore, Douglas Boom Getting Out Standing on My Knees The Devil and Daniel Webster Colorado The Holdup Oliver, Edgar Moran, Martin Hunter Gatherers ’Night, Mother East 10th Street: Self Portrait with The Tricky Part ★ T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) Third and Oak: The Laundromat Empty House Morey, Charles Najimy, Kathy Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Olson, Esther E. The Ladies Man Parallel Lives Traveler in the Dark Let’s Make Up Laughing Stock Napier, Edward Norris, Bruce A Question of Figures ★ Morgan, Diana The English Teachers Clybourne Park Swing Fever My Cousin Rachel Nash, N. Richard The Pain and the Itch O’Neill, Eugene Morgan, Peter Nottage, Lynn All God’s Chillun Got Wings Rouge Atomique Frost/Nixon ★ By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Anna Christie See the Jaguar Mori, Brian Richard Crumbs from the Table of Joy Before Breakfast The Young and Fair Dreams of Flight Fabulation or, The Re-Education of Beyond the Horizon Nass, Elyse Morley, Robert Undine Bound East for Cardiff Avenue of Dream Edward, My Son Intimate Apparel Desire Under the Elms Nauffts, Geoffrey Morris, Edmund Las Meninas Diff’rent Next Fall The Wooden Dish Mud, River, Stone The Dreamy Kid Neary, Jack Morris, Jennifer R. Ruined The Emperor Jones To Forgive, Divine ★ You Better Sit Down: Tales from Nunn, Trevor Gold Nehls, David My Parents’ Divorce Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would The Great God Brown The Great American Trailer Park Morris, Peter Not Grow Up The Hairy Ape Musical Guardians O’Brien, Edna Hughie Neiman, Irving Gaynor Mosel, Tad Triptych The Iceman Cometh Impromptu Murder Once Removed O’Casey, Sean ’Ile That’s Where the Town’s Going Nelms, Henning Drums Under the Windows In the Zone Moss, Howard Only an Orphan Girl I Knock at the Door Lazarus Laughed The Folding Green Nelson, Anne Purple Dust Long Day’s Journey into Night The Guys The Palace at 4 A.M. Red Roses for Me The Long Voyage Home Mueller, Lavonne Savages O’Connor, Deirdre Marco Millions Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code Nelson, Richard Jailbait The Moon of the Caribbees Little Victories The Controversy of Valladolid O’Connor, Edwin Mourning Becomes Electra Mula, Tom Nelson, Tim Blake I was Dancing The Rope Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol Eye of God O’Connor, Frank Strange Interlude Murakami, Haruki The Grey Zone The Bridal Night The Straw After the Quake Nemerov, Howard Eternal Triangle A Touch of the Poet Murfitt, Mary Tall Story The Frying Pan Welded Cowgirls Nemeth, Sally Three Hand Reel Where the Cross is Made Murillo, Carlos Black Cloud Morning New York Odets, Clifford Oppenheimer, George Dark Play or Stories for Boys The Cat Act The Big Knife A Mighty Man is He A Human Interest Story (or The Lily The Country Girl Orkow, Ben Gory Details and All) Living in this World The Flowering Peach The First Actress Murphy, Gregory Pagan Day Golden Boy Orlandersmith, Dael The Countess Pre-Nuptial Agreement Rocket to the Moon Beauty’s Daughter Murphy, Michael Sally’s Shorts Waiting for Lefty The Gimmick and Other Plays The Conscientious Objector Visions of Grandeur O’Donnell, Mark ★ Horsedreams Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Word Games Fables for Friends Monster Murphy, Phyllis Neugroschel, Joachim The Nice and the Nasty My Red Hand, My Black Hand The Queen of Bingo God of Vengeance Scapin Stoop Stories

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Yellowman Paskman, Dailey Goblin Market Easter Night O’Rowe, Mark Scrooge Pendleton, Austin Fiat Howie the Rookie Paso, Alfonso Orson’s Shadow Flywheel and Anna Orr, Mary Blue Heaven Uncle Bob Frozen Dog Be Your Age Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Pendrell, Ernest Fur Hat Dark Hammock Recipe for a Crime Seven Times Monday His Dish Dead Giveaway Paterson, Katherine Penhall, Joe House Made of Air Grass Widows The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Blue/Orange Lenten Pudding Minor Murder Patrick, John Dumb Show Lightning Roommates Anybody Out There? Love and Understanding Men Without Wives Wallflower A Bad Year for Tomatoes Pale Horse Men’s Lives The Wisdom of Eve A Barrel Full of Pennies Some Voices Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Plays Women Must Weep and Women Cheating Cheaters Pennette, Marco Parakeet Eulogy Must Work The Chiropodist ★ Motherhood Out Loud Raft of the Medusa Women Still Weep Compulsion Percy, Edward Reindeer Soup Osborn, Paul Confession Ladies in Retirement Rex A Bell for Adano The Curious Savage The Shop at Sly Corner Rosen’s Son On Borrowed Time The Dancing Mice Suspect Rules of Love Owens, Rochelle Divorce—Anyone? Trunk Crime Seymour in the Very Heart of Winter The Widow and the Colonel The Doctor Will See You Now Perl, Arnold Snow Orchid Palmieri, Marc Empathy Bontche Schweig Soft Dude Carl the Second The Enigma The High School Swans Flying The Departure of Brian O’Callahan Everybody Loves Opal A Tale of Chelm Ten-Dollar Drinks Levittown Everybody’s Girl Tevya and His Daughters Two Eclairs Uncle Chick Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ The Gay Deceiver The World of Sholom Aleichem The Girls of the Garden Club Perloff, Carey Uncle Zepp Poor Fellas The Gynecologist Luminescence Dating Watchman of the Night Prologue Habit Perotti, Greg Pinter, Harold Rocks The Hasty Heart The Laramie Project: Ten Years Ashes to Ashes and Other Plays Tough Guys Integrity Later Betrayal Pape, Ralph It’s Been Wonderful Perr, Harvey The Black and White Beyond Your Command Love is a Time of Day Rosebloom The Caretaker Girls We have Known and Other Loyalty Perrin, Nat Celebration One-Act Plays Macbeth Did It Celebration The Collection Hearts Beating Faster The Magenta Moth Peterson, Agnes Emelie Complete Works Volume 1 Say Goodnight, Gracie Opal is a Diamond The Necklace is Mine Complete Works Volume 2 Soap Opera Opal’s Baby Petersen, Don The Dumb Waiter Warm and Tender Love Opal’s Husband Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? The Dwarfs and Seven Revue Paran, Janice Opal’s Million Dollar Duck Peterson, Lisa Sketches ★ You Better Sit Down: Tales from The Physician ★ An Iliad Family Voices My Parents’ Divorce The Psychiatrist Pezzulo, Ted The Hothouse Paris, Andy The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s April Fish and The Wooing of Lady A Kind of Alaska The Laramie Project: Ten Years Day) Sunday Last to Go Later The Savage Dilemma Piehler, Christopher The Lover Parks, Don Scandal Point The Triangle Factory Fire Project Monologue Jo The Story of Mary Surratt Pielmeier, John Moonlight Parks, Suzan-Lori Suicide—Anyone? A Ghost Story Mountain Language The America Play The Teahouse of the August Moon A Gothic Tale The New World Order In the Blood The Willow and I Haunted Lives A Night Out Topdog/Underdog Patrick, Robert Impassioned Embraces Night School Venus Mutual Benefit Life A Witch’s Brew No Man’s Land Parnell, Peter My Cup Ranneth Over Pintauro, Joe Old Times The Cider House Rules, Part One: Paz, Octavio Benjamin Falling One for the Road Here in St. Cloud’s Eyes for Consuela Bird of Ill Omen Other Places The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Pearson, Sybille Birds in Church Party Time In Other Parts of the World Sally and Marsha Bus Stop Diner Precisely Flaubert’s Latest Unfinished Stories Butterball Press Conference An Imaginary Life Peluso, Emanuel By the Sea By the Sea By the Request Stop QED Good Day Beautiful Sea The Room The Rise and Rise of Daniel Hurricane of the Eye Cacciatore: Three Short Plays A Slight Ache Rocket Little Fears Charlie and Vito Tea Party and The Basement Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Pen, Polly Charlie’s Farewell That’s All Top of the World Bed and Sofa Dawn That’s Your Trouble Trumpery Embarrassments Dirty Talk Trouble in the Works

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Victoria Station Prebble, Lucy Rappoport, David Steven Rengier, John Pirandello, Luigi Enron Cave Life By Hex Henry The Sugar Syndrome Rattigan, Terence Resnik, Muriel Poe, Edgar Allan Press-Coffman, Toni The Sleeping Prince Any Wednesday Murder by Poe Touch The Winslow Boy Reuter, Anna Helen Polatin, Daria Price, Leland Raucher, Herman Life with Mother Superior D.C. Parted on Her Wedding Morn Summer of ’42 Reyes, Guillermo Thicker Than Water Price, Olive Read, David West Saints at the Rave Polsky, Abe Star Eternal The Dream of the Burning Boy Reza, Yasmina Devour the Snow Price, Reynolds Reale, Robert ‘Art’ Popplewell, Jack August Snow The Dinosaur Musical God of Carnage Breakfast in Bed Better Days Reale, Willie Life X 3 Dear Delinquent Early Dark The Dinosaur Musical The Unexpected Man Hocus Pocus Full Moon Many Happy Returns and Fast Rhodes, Rick Porter, Stephen Night Dance Women Ug, The Caveman Musical Don Juan Private Contentment Short and Sweet Rhodes, Vivian Posner, Aaron Prichard, Rebecca Rebeck, Theresa Ug, The Caveman Musical The Chosen Yard Gal ★ Motherhood Out Loud Ribman, Ronald A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Prideaux, James The Understudy The Burial of Esposito My Name is Asher Lev Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles Reddin, Keith The Ceremony of Innocence Pospisil, Craig Elephants All the Rage Passing Through from Exotic Places The American Dream Revisited The Housekeeper Almost Blue The Son Who Hunted Tigers in Choosing Sides The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Black Snow Jakarta Class Conflict Laughter in the Shadow of the Brutality of Fact Sunstroke Trees and Other Plays Double Wedding Desperadoes, Throwing Smoke, Rice, Elmer ★ The Dunes Lemonade and The Autograph Keyhole Lover American Landscape Free Hound Frame 312 Black Sheep Guerilla Gorilla The Librarian Human Error Cue for Passion Guns Don’t Kill Mixed Couples The Innocents’ Crusade Dream Girl In a Word The Orphans Life and Limb Flight to the West Infant Morality Postcards Life During Wartime The Grand Tour The Last December Requiem for Us ★ The Missionary Position The Iron Cross Life is Short Stuffings and An American Sunset Nebraska Love Among the Ruins Manhattan Drum-Taps Priestley, J.B. Too Much Memory A New Life Months on End An Inspector Calls Redwood, John Henry Two on an Island A Mother’s Love Pryor, Deborah No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs The Winner No Child Left The Love Talker The Old Settler Rice, Luanne On the Edge Purdy, James Regan, Sylvia ★ On the Wings of a Butterfly Malcolm Motherhood Out Loud Outstanding Men’s Monologues Puzzo, Michael Morning Star Richards, Stanley Volume One The Dirty Talk Zelda Journey to Bahia Outstanding Men’s Monologues Rabe, David Regnard, Jean-François Richardson, Jack Volume Two A Question of Mercy The Gamester Gallows Humor ★ Outstanding Short Plays Raby, Peter Reich, John Lorenzo Outstanding Women’s The Government Inspector Mary Stuart The Prodigal Monologues Volume One The Three Musketeers Reich, Richard Xmas in Las Vegas Outstanding Women’s Racine, Jean House Without Windows Rickman, Alan Monologues Volume Two Andromache Reingold, Jacquelyn My Name is Rachel Corrie Perchance Phaedra 2b (or Not 2b) Ridley, Philip Quandary in Quando The Suitors 2b (or Not 2b) Part 2 Vincent River A Quiet, Empty Life Raffo, Heather A.M.L. Rieser, Allan Somewhere in Between 9 Parts of Desire Creative Development Boy Meets Family Train of Thought Raine, Nina Dear Kenneth Blake Rifkin, Don What Price? Rabbit Dottie and Richie A Brief Period of Time and Two Whatever ★ Tribes For-Everett Eggs Scrambled Soft Post, Douglas Rambo, David Girl Gone The Delusion of Angels Drowning Sorrows God’s Man in Texas Jiley Nance and Lednerg Riley, Nord Earth and Sky The Ice-Breaker Joe and Stew’s Theatre of Brotherly The Armored Dove Murder in Green Meadows The Lady with All the Answers Love and Financial Success Rimmer, David Potok, Chaim Raphaelson, Samson Manhattan Class Company Class Album The Chosen Hilda Crane One-Acts, 1992 Rivera, José My Name is Asher Lev Jason String Fever Marisol Pottle, Sam The Perfect Marriage Things Between Us ★ Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Money Skylark Tunnel of Love Marriage Plays

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Rivkin, Allen Roussin, Andre Saunders, James Luv The Farmer’s Daughter The Little Hut Bodies Man Dangling Roberts, Mark Royal, Bert V. Next Time I’ll Sing to You Memorial Day Parasite Drag Dog Sees God: Confessions of a A Scent of Flowers Oatmeal and Kisses Rantoul and Die Teenage Blockhead Savage, George The Old Jew Where the Great Ones Run Rudnick, Paul Young Adventure Old Wine in a New Bottle Roberts, Meade Crafty Sayers, Dorothy L. Play Time A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden I Hate Hamlet Busman’s Honeymoon Popkins Robertson, Lanie Jeffrey Schario, Christopher The Pushcart Peddlers, The Woman Before a Glass The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told A Christmas Carol Flatulist and Other Plays Robinson, Charles K. Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach Schary, Dore Road Show The Flying Gerardos The Naked Eye The Highest Tree Sexaholics and Other Plays Roche, Billy The New Century Sunrise at Campobello A Simple Kind of Love Story Amphibians Pride and Joy Scheffer, Will The Typists and The Tiger Belfry Regrets Only Alien Boy Walter ★ The Cavalcaders Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Easter Windows A Handful of Stars Marriage Plays Falling Man and Other Schmidt, Erica Poor Beast in the Rain Valhalla Monologues Debbie Does Dallas The Wexford Trilogy Runyon, Damon Fire Dance Schmidt, Paul Rodewald, Heidi A Slight Case of Murder One Man’s Meat The Bear Passing Strange Ruskin, Adina L. Tennessee and Me The Dangers of Tobacco Rogers, Howard Emmett The Art of Remembering Schenkkan, Robert The Festivities Yes Means No Russell, John C. Conversations with the Spanish Lady Ivanov Rogers, J.T. Stupid Kids The Courtship of Morning Star The Proposal Ryan, James Final Passages ★ Blood and Gifts A Reluctant Tragic Hero The Young Girl and the Monsoon Fire in the Hole Madagascar Seven Short Farces by Anton Ryan, Kate Moira Four One-Act Plays by Robert The Overwhelming Chekhov The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Schenkkan White People Swan Song Cavedweller God’s Great Supper Roland, Joe The Wedding Reception Ryan, Tammy Heaven on Earth On the Line Schmitt, Eric-Emmanuel Pig The Homecoming Roman, Lawrence Enigma Variations Ryerson, Florence Intermission Under the Yum Yum Tree Schnee, Thelma Isn’t Nature Wonderful The Kentucky Cycle Rome, Harold The Whole World Over Sabath, Bernard Lunch Break The Zulu and the Zayda Schneider, Barbara A Barbarian in Love Masters of the Trade Rosa, Dennis Flight Lines and Crossings The Loneliest Wayfarer The Survivalist Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Schrock, Gladden Summer Morning Visitor Tall Tales the Sign of Four Glutt The Trouble Begins at 8 Ties That Bind Rose, Reginald Schulman, Charlie Twain Plus Twain The War on Poverty Dear Friends Safdie, Oren Which Side are You On? The Birthday Present and The Rosenberg, James L. The Bilbao Effect Schiffbauer, John William Ground Zero Club The Death and Life of Sneaky The Last Word… ★ Live Broadcast Schulman, Sarah Fitch Private Jokes, Public Places Schisgal, Murray Robin Mel Says to Give You His Best Sammis, Edward R. 74 Georgia Avenue Schulner, David Rosenstock, Kim Day in the Sun All Over Town An Infinite Ache Tigers Be Still Sams, Jeremy An American Millionaire This Thing of Darkness Rosenthal, Ben Enigma Variations The Artist and the Model Schultz, Mark Thicker Than Water Sanchez-Scott, Milcha The Artist and the Model/2 Deathbed Welcome Back, Buddy Combs Dog Lady and The Cuban Swimmer The Basement The Gingerbread House Ross, Lisette Lecat Evening Star The Chinese and Dr. Fish Everything will be Different Dark Sun Roosters The Consequences of Goosing Schwartz, Susan L. Scent of the Roses Sands, Leslie The Cowboy, the Indian and the Debbie Does Dallas Rossetti, Christina Cat’s Cradle Fervent Feminist Scott, Douglas Goblin Market Something to Hide Ducks and Lovers Mountain—The Journey of Rostand, Edmond Santeiro, Luis Extensions Justice Douglas Cyrano de Bergerac The Lady from Havana Five One-Act Plays by Murray Sedaris, Amy Rosten, Norman Land O’Fire Schisgal The Book of Liz Come Slowly, Eden Our Lady of the Tortilla Fragments Sedaris, David Mister Johnson A Royal Affair How We Reached an Impasse on The Book of Liz Roth, Ari Sartin, Laddy Nuclear Energy The Santaland Diaries and 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 Blessed Assurance Jealousy and There are No Sacher Season’s Greetings Prelude to a Crisis Catfish Moon Tortes in our Society! Segall, Harry Roulston, Keith Sater, Steven Jimmy Shine Heaven Can Wait Another Season’s Promise Carbondale Dreams Little Johnny Mister Angel

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Seiler, Conrad Shawn, Wallace Small War on Murray Hill Silverstein, Shel Beauty Parade Aunt Dan and Lemon There Shall be No Night Abandon All Hope Good Night, Caroline The Designated Mourner Shideler, Ross An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein Our Girls The Fever The Night of the Tribades All Cotton What’s Wrong with the Girls The Hotel Play Shiffrin, A.B. The Best Daddy Why I am a Bachelor The Mandrake Angel in the Pawnshop Blind Willie and the Talking Dog The Wonderful Adventures of Don Marie and Bruce Twilight Walk Bus Stop Quixote Sheffer, Erika Shine, Ted Buy One Get One Free Sekacz, Ilona ★ Russian Transport Contribution Click The Beggar’s Opera Sheldon, Sidney Contributions Do Not Feed the Animal Selden, George The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Plantation Dreamers The Children’s Story Roman Candle Shoes Duck Seligman, Marjorie Shelley, Elsa Shinn, Christopher Garbage Bags More Solo Readings Foxhole in the Parlor The Coming World Going Once Solo Readings for Radio and Class Shelley, Mary Dying City Gone to Take a… Work Frankenstein Four Hangnail Still More Solo Readings Playing with Fire (after On the Mountain Hard Hat Area Seller, Thomas Frankenstein) Other People Have a Nice Day Xingu Shepard, Sam ★ Picked The Lifeboat is Sinking Setlock, Mark Buried Child What Didn’t Happen No Dogs Allowed Pageant Play Curse of the Starving Class Where Do We Live No Skronking Shakespeare, William Eyes for Consuela Short, Robin No Soliciting Hamlet ESP Fool for Love Ned Crocker One Tennis Shoe Shakespeare’s R&J The God of Hell Shue, Larry Shel Shocked Shel’s Shorts Standup Shakespeare Kicking a Dead Horse The Foreigner The Late Henry Moss Signs of Trouble Shanley, John Patrick Grandma Duck is Dead A Lie of the Mind Smile Beggars in the House of Plenty My Emperor’s New Clothes Seduced Thinking Up a New Name for the Act The Big Funk The Nerd Simpatico Wash and Dry Cellini Wenceslas Square States of Shock Simms, Willard Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Shulman, Max When the World was Green The Acting Lesson Defiance The Tender Trap Sheppard, Julian Miss Farnsworth Dirty Story Shuman, Mort Buicks The Passing of an Actor Doubt, a Parable Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Love and Happiness Then and Now Down and Out Living in Paris Whatever Two’s a Crowd The Dreamer Examines His Pillow Shurtleff, Michael Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Simon, Neil Four Dogs and a Bone and The Call Me by My Rightful Name The School for Scandal The Star-Spangled Girl Wild Goose Shyre, Paul Sherman, Andrew Simonov, K. Italian American Reconciliation Drums Under the Windows Debbie Does Dallas The Whole World Over Kissing Christine Sherman, James I Knock at the Door Simonson, Eric Let Us Go Out into the Starry Jacob and Jack A Whitman Portrait Bang the Drum Slowly Night Jest a Second! Siefert, Lynn Lombardi A Lonely Impulse of Delight Mr. 80% Coyote Ugly Work Song: Three Views of Frank Missing Marisa Romance in D Little Egypt Lloyd Wright Missing/Kissing Sherman, Jonathan Marc Silver, Nicky Singer, Blair Out West Evolution The Agony & The Agony Meg’s New Friend Psychopathia Sexualis Jesus on the Oil Tank The Altruists The Most Damaging Wound The Red Coat Knickerbocker Beautiful Child Singer, Isaac Bashevis Romantic Poetry Serendipity and Serenity Claire Meshugah Sailor’s Song Sons and Fathers The Eros Trilogy Skinner, Cornelia Otis Savage in Limbo Sophistry Fat Men in Skirts The Pleasure of His Company Welcome to the Moon and Other Things We Want Fit to be Tied Sklar, George Plays Three Short Plays by Jonathan The Food Chain And People All Around Where’s My Money? Marc Sherman ★ The Lyons Brown Pelican Women of Manhattan Veins and Thumbtacks The Maiden’s Prayer Laura Sharp, Randy Women and Wallace Philip Skyler, Tristine Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Wonderful Time Pterodactyls The Moonlight Room Little Kid Sherman, Martin Raised in Captivity Sloan, Brian Shaw, Elizabeth A Passage to India Roger & Miriam ★ WTC View Going to See the Elephant Sherwood, Robert E. Three Changes Smith, Anna Deavere Shaw, Irwin Abe Lincoln in Illinois Silverman, Ethan Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Bury the Dead Idiot’s Delight Group Brooklyn and Other Identities The Gentle People The Petrified Forest Manhattan Class Company Class House Arrest: A Search for The Survivors One-Acts, 1992 American Character In and

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Around the White House, St. Germain, Mark Streeter, Edward Little Footsteps Past and Present Freud’s Last Session Father of the Bride Silver Linings Seven The Gifts of the Magi Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Terra Nova Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 Johnny Pye Strindberg, August Tan, Amy Smith, Conrad Sutton Out of Gas on Lovers Leap Creditors The Joy Luck Club Chain of Circumstances Stafford, Nick Dance of Death (Greenberg) Tasca, Jules A Dash of Bitters Katherine Desouza The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Tadpole Smith, Earl Hobson Stavis, Barrie (Meyer) Taylor, Douglas Stephen Foster or Weep No More The Man Who Never Died A Dream Play The Agreement My Lady Stein, Gertrude Easter Five in Judgment Smith, Evan Brewsie and Willie Erik The Fourteenth The Sudden and Accidental Re- Remedial English Stein, Mark The Father (Hailey) Education of Horse Johnson The Savannah Disputation At Long Last Leo The Father (Meyer) Taylor, Regina The Uneasy Chair Direct from Death Row The The Ghost Sonata Crowns Smith, Milburn Scottsboro Boys Master Olof Taylor, Samuel The Ten O’ Clock Scholar The Groves of Academe and The Miss Julie First Love Smith, Robert Paul Plumber’s Apprentice Playing with Fire The Happy Time The Tender Trap Stein, Sol Storm Legend Smith, Tommy A Shadow of My Enemy The Stronger The Pleasure of His Company ★ Pigeon Steinbeck, John To Damascus (Part 1) Sabrina Fair Sneed, Helen Burning Bright To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl The Grapes of Wrath The Virgin Bride Taylor, Simon Watson Detective The Moon is Down Sublett, Robbie Collier Ubu Cuckolded ★ Sneider, Vern Of Mice and Men You Better Sit Down: Tales from Ubu Enchained The Ubu Plays The Teahouse of the August Moon Stephens, Harry My Parents’ Divorce Sugg, James Ubu Rex Snyder, William Tracers A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Tectonic Theater Project The Days and Nights of BeeBee Stephenson, Shelagh Sullivan, Sir Arthur The Laramie Project Fenstermaker Ancient Lights Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Teichmann, Howard Soderberg, Douglas An Experiment with an Air Pump Who Loves a Salary Miss Lonelyhearts The Root of Chaos Five Kinds of Silence Sun, Nilaja The Solid Gold Cadillac Sommer, Edith The Memory of Water No Child… Temperley, Stephen A Roomful of Roses Steppling, John Sutton, Joe Souvenir Son, Diana The Dream Coast Voir Dire Terkel, Studs Satellites Stetson, Jeff Sutton, Michael American Dreams Stop Kiss The Meeting Over My Dead Body Tesich, Steve Sondheim, Stephen Stephens, Simon Svanoe, Bill The Carpenters Getting Away with Murder ★ Bluebird Punch and Judy Thatcher, Kristine Sorell, Walter Stevenson, Robert Louis Swados, Elizabeth Among Friends Everyman Today Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Nightclub Cantata Emma’s Child Soyinka, Wole Hyde Play Sweet, Jeffrey Voice of Good Hope The Trials of Brother Jero and The Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde The Action Against Sol Schumann Thie, Sharon Strong Breed Treasure Island Responsible Parties Thoughts on the Instant of Spence, Wall Stew Routed Greeting a Friend on the Street Shooting High Passing Strange Stops Along the Way Thomas, Freyda Spencer, T.J. Stewart, Michael Ties The Gamester Jonah Those That Play the Clowns The Value of Names Thompson, Ernest Spewack, Bella Stitt, Milan With and Without Answers Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Back in the Race Swet, Peter The Constituent My Three Angels The Runner Stumbles The Interview A Good Time Trousers to Match Stockton, Richard Sydow, Jack On Golden Pond Woman Bites Dog Prisoner of the Crown The Brothers Karamazov Twinkle, Twinkle Spewack, Samuel Stoker, Bram Szymkowicz, Adam The West Side Waltz Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Dracula (Dietz) Deflowering Waldo Thompson, Paul The Golden State Dracula (Johnson) Food for Fish The Children’s Crusade My Three Angels Storm, Lesley Nerve Thorne, Joan Vail Play It by Ear (The Festival) Heart of a City Tabori, George The Exact Center of the Universe The Prince and Mr. Jones Strand, Richard Flight into Egypt The Things You Least Expect Trousers to Match The Death of Zukasky Taikeff, Stanley Thornton, Jane Two Blind Mice The Millennium Fallacy Ah, Eurydice! Shakers Under the Sycamore Tree Rosa’s Eulogy Talbott, Daniel Thurber, Lucy Woman Bites Dog The Way Down Slipping Killers and Other Family Spigelgass, Leonard Street Man, Chic Tally, Ted Scarcity The Wrong Way Light Bulb Spunk Hooters Stay

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Where We’re Born Twain, Mark TV Umbrella Thurschwell, Harry T. ★ The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Uncle Vanya The Disintegration of James Cherry A Young Man’s Fancy Huck Finn War and Four Other Plays Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the Todd, Matthew A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Where is de Queen? Russian Navy Blowing Whistles Uhry, Alfred Vari, John Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Toffenetti, Laura Driving Miss Daisy Farewell, Farewell, Eugene Lautrec Going to See the Elephant The Last Night of Ballyhoo Varon, Charlie Ward, Douglas Turner Tolan, Kathleen Ustinov, Peter The People’s Violin Brotherhood Approximating Mother The Love of Four Colonels Rush Limbaugh in Night School Happy Ending and A Day of Tolan, Peter Photo Finish Vaughan, Robert Lewis Absence Stay Carl Stay, Best Half Foot Romanoff and Juliet ★ Outstanding Short Plays The Reckoning Forward and Pillow Talk Valcq, James Praying for Rain Ward, Pamela Tolan, Stephanie Zombies from the Beyond The Rest of the Night An Almost Holy Picture The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Valency, Maurice ★ Weird Water Warren, Robert Penn Tolins, Jonathan Conversation with a Sphinx Vidal, Gore All the King’s Men The Last Sunday in June Feathertop The Best Man Wasserstein, Wendy Topor, Tom The Madwoman of Chaillot Romulus An American Daughter Answers Regarding Electra Visit to a Small Planet Bette and Me Tovatt, Patrick The Thracian Horses Weekend Boy Meets Girl Bartok as Dog Valenti, Michael Viertel, Peter The Heidi Chronicles Trahey, Jane Quack The Survivors Isn’t It Romantic Life with Mother Superior Vampilov, Aleksandr Viner, Katharine The Man in a Case Trask, Stephen Duck Hunting My Name is Rachel Corrie Medea Hedwig and the Angry Inch van Druten, John Violett, Ellen Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy Wasserstein Treem, Sarah Bell, Book and Candle Brewsie and Willie The Druid Circle Vogel, Paula The Sisters Rosensweig ★ The How and the Why I am a Camera And Baby Makes Seven Tender Offer Tremblay, Michel I Remember Mama The Baltimore Waltz Third Bonjour, La, Bonjour I Remember Mama (High School A Civil War Christmas: An Uncommon Women and Others Forever Yours, Marie-Lou Version) American Musical Celebration Waiting for Philip Glass Les Belles Soeurs I’ve Got Sixpence Desdemona, A Play About a Workout Treon, Phil The Mermaids Singing Handkerchief Waters, Daryl Crunch Time The Voice of the Turtle Hot ’n’ Throbbing Civil War Christmas: An American Trow, George W.S. van Itallie, Jean-Claude How I Learned to Drive Musical Celebration The Tennis Game Almost Like Being The Long Christmas Ride Home Watkin, L.E. Troy, Jonathan America Hurrah The Mineola Twins On Borrowed Time All Because of Agatha Bag Lady The Oldest Profession Watson, Ara A Handful of Rainbows The Cherry Orchard Vogelstein, Cherie Bite the Hand, Mooncastle The Haunted Honeymoon Early Warnings All About Al Chocolate Cake Web of Murder Eat Cake Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 A Different Moon Trumbo, Dalton A Fable Volodin, Aleksandr Final Placement The Biggest Thief in Town Final Orders Five Evenings Little Miss Fresno Trzcinski, Edmund The Girl and the Soldier von Arnim, Elizabeth Treasure Island Stalag 17 Harold Enchanted April Win/Lose/Draw Tuan, Alice The Hunter and the Bird Wackler, Rebecca Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) Coco Puffs I’m Really Here Tent Meeting 90° in the Shade and Dust in Tucker Green, Debbie Interview Wade, Kevin Your Eyes ★ Born Bad The King of the United States Key Exchange Webb, Peter ★ Truth and Reconciliation Master and Margarita or, The Mr. & Mrs. Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Tumarin, Boris Devil Comes to Moscow Wade, Laura Detective The Brothers Karamazov Motel Breathing Corpses Splendora Turgenev, Ivan Mystery Play Colder Than Here Wedekind, Frank A Month in the Country (Nicolaeff) Photographs: Mary and Howard Other Hands Spring Awakening A Month in the Country, After Rosary Posh Weidman, Jerome Turgenev (Friel) The Sea Gull Wadud, Ali Asterisk! Turner, David The Serpent Companions of the Fire Ivory Tower Semi-Detached Seven Short and Very Short Plays Walden, William Weill, Gus Turney, Catherine Sunset Freeway Treasures on Earth To Bury a Cousin My Dear Children Take a Deep Breath Walker, Mildred Weiner, Wendy Turney, Robert Thoughts on the Instant of The Southwest Corner Hillary: A Modern Greek Daughters of Atreus Greeting a Friend on the Street Wallach, Ira Tragedy with a (Somewhat) Tuttle, Jon Three Sisters The Absence of a Cello Happy Ending The Hammerstone The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or Wanshel, Jeff Weinraub, Bernard Terminal Cafe “How Not to Do it Again”) Auto-Destruct and The Rhesus The Accomplices

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Weisman, Annie The Other Place The Long Goodbye Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye Be Aggressive Six Years The Long Stay Cut Short or The Lemon Sky Hold Please Sunlight Unsatisfactory Supper Ludlow Fair and Home Free! ★ Motherhood Out Loud Whittell, Crispin Lord Byron’s Love Letter The Madness of Lady Bright ★ Surf Report Darwin in Malibu A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur The Moonshot Tape and A Poster Weiss, Matthew Whitty, Jeff The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here of the Cosmos Hesh The Further Adventures of Hedda Anymore The Mound Builders Weitz, Paul Gabler Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry Rain Dance ★ Lonely, I’m Not The Hiding Place The Mutilated Redwood Curtain Privilege Wiener, David The Night of the Iguana The Rimers of Eldritch Roulette Blood Orange The Notebook of Trigorin The Sand Castle and Three Other Show People Wilbur, Richard ★ One Arm Plays Trust Amphitryon Orpheus Descending Say De Kooning Weller, Michael Andromache Out Cry A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still Beast The Bungler A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot the Frogboy Dogbrain Don Juan Period of Adjustment Serenading Louie Fifty Words The Imaginary Cuckold, or Portrait of a Madonna Sextet (YES) ★ Side Effects Sganarelle The Purification Stoop Tira Tells Everything There is to The Learned Ladies The Red Devil Battery Sign Sympathetic Magic Know About Herself and The Le Cid The Rose Tattoo Talley & Son Bodybuilders The Liar Small Craft Warnings Talley’s Folly Welsh, Kenneth Lovers’ Quarrels Something Cloudy, Something Clear This is the Rill Speaking Standup Shakespeare The Misanthrope Something Unspoken Three Sisters Welty, Eudora Phaedra The Strangest Kind of Romance Thymus Vulgaris Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers School for Husbands A Streetcar Named Desire Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island Werfel, Franz The School for Wives Suddenly Last Summer Wandering Jacobowsky and the Colonel The Suitors Summer and Smoke Wilson, Lauren Wertenbaker, Timberlake Tartuffe Sweet Bird of Youth Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and The Grace of Mary Traverse The Theatre of Illusion Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Hyde Play Wesley, Richard Wilde, Oscar Me Listen The Golden State The Mighty Gents ★ The Picture of Dorian Gray Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Wilson, Mary Louise The Past is the Past and Gettin’ It Wilk, Max This Property is Condemned Deer Play Together Cloud Seven The Two-Character Play Full Gallop The Sirens Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Vieux Carré In the Dressing Room West, Cheryl L. Wilkas, Matthew Williamson, David Laughs Before It Hits Home Pageant Play Money and Friends Lost Jar the Floor Williams, Emlyn Willimon, Beau The Professional ★ Motherhood Out Loud The Corn is Green Farragut North Road Work West, Nathanael Someone Waiting Lower Ninth Theatrical Haiku Miss Lonelyhearts Williams, Samm-Art Spirit Control Tirade Wettig, Patricia Home Willinger, David Wilson, Michael ★ F2M Williams, Tennessee Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Wharton, Edith 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Willis, Jane of Christmas Ethan Frome Other Plays Men without Dates and Slam! Wilson, Tracey Scott Xingu American Blues Wilson, David Henry The Good Negro Whedon, Tom Auto-Da-Fé All the World’s a Stage The Story Money Battle of Angels Wilson, Lanford Wiltse, David Wheeler, Hugh Camino Real Abstinence A Dance Lesson Big Fish, Little Fish The Case of the Crushed Petunias Angels Fall A Grand Romance Look: We’ve Come Through Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Balm in Gilead and Other Plays Winters, Marian We Have Always Lived in the Castle Clothes for a Summer Hotel A Betrothal A is for All Whelan, Peter The Dark Room Book of Days All Saints’ Day The Herbal Bed Dragon Country Brontosaurus Animal Keepers White, John The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Burn This Assembly Line Bugs and Veronica The Frosted Glass Coffin By the Sea By the Sea By the Witten, Matthew White, Jr., Harley The Glass Menagerie Beautiful Sea The Deal Direct from Death Row The The Gnadiges Fraulein Days Ahead Washington Square Moves Scottsboro Boys Hello from Bertha The Family Continues Wolfe, George C. White, Natalie E. I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Fifth of July The Colored Museum The Billion Dollar Saint I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix Four Short Plays by Lanford Wilson Spunk Seven Nuns at Las Vegas In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Ghosts Wolfson, Victor Seven Nuns South of the Border Kingdom of Earth The Gingham Dog Excursion White, Sharr The Lady of Larkspur Lotion The Great Nebula in Orion Wollner, Donald Achilles in Sparta The Last of My Solid Gold Watches Kid Purple

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Wong, Elizabeth Worton, Jenny Wright, William H. Zark, Jenna Bad-Ass of the Rip Eternal ★ Through a Glass Darkly The Man in the Dog Suit A Body of Water Wood, Maxine Wright, Craig Yaffe, James Zavin, Benjamin Bernard On Whitman Avenue Grace Cliffhanger The Family Man Woodard, Charlayne Lady The Deadly Game Zindel, Paul Flight Mistakes were Made Ivory Tower Amulets Against the Dragon Forces In Real Life Orange Flower Water Yale, Kathleen Betsko And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Neat The Pavilion Johnny Bull The Effect of Gamma Rays on The Night Watcher Recent Tragic Events Yalman, Tunc Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds The Liar Pretty Fire Wright, Doug Every Seventeen Minutes the The Trickeries of Scapin Wooten, Jamie Baby Talk Crowd Goes Crazy! Yankee, Luke Christmas Belles Grey Gardens Ladies at the Alamo A Place at Forest Lawn Dashing Through the Snow I am My Own Wife Let Me Hear You Whisper and The Yankowitz, Susan Dearly Beloved Lot 13: The Bone Violin Ladies Should be in Bed A Place at Forest Lawn The Dixie Swim Club Quills Seven The Pigman ★ The Hallelujah Girls Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Yep, Laurence The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild ★ Mama Won’t Fly Marriage Plays Dragonwings Ziegler, Anna The Red Velvet Cake War The Stonewater Rapture Yerby, Lorees BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) ★ Rex’s Exes Unwrap Your Candy Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn Life Science Southern Hospitality Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening of Yordan, Philip Photograph 51 ’Til Beth Do Us Part One-Act Plays Anna Lucasta Zweibel, Alan Wooten, John J. Watbanaland Young, Stanley ★ Happy Trophies Wildwood Park Mr. Pickwick ★ Outstanding Short Plays

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

Lucas Hnath DEATH TAX

Harold Pinter UMBRELLAS, GOD'S DISTRICT AND APART FROM THAT

Aaron Posner WHO AM I THIS TIME? (AND OTHER CONUNDRUMS OF LOVE)

John Patrick Shanley STOREFRONT CHURCH

Newly Revised Editions

Matthew Barber ENCHANTED APRIL

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Dramatists Play Service is pleased to announce the availability of ePlays. ePlays are available from www.dramatists.com in the ePub format and may be 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. Currently available titles include:

Almost, Maine by John Cariani The Joy Luck Club by Susan Kim, The Red Velvet Cake War by Jessie As It is in Heaven by Arlene Hutton adapted from the novel by Amy Tan Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Killers and Other Family by Lucy Wooten Hyde Play by Lauren Wilson Thurber The Rest of the Night by Robert Lewis Choosing Sides by Craig Pospisil Lady by Craig Wright Vaughan Christmas Belles by Jessie Jones, Last Train to Nibroc by Arlene Hutton RFK by Jack Holmes Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten A Lesson Before Dying by Romulus Running by Arlene Hutton Cradle and All by Daniel Goldfarb Linney, based on the novel by Ernest Scarcity by Lucy Thurber Dashing Through the Snow by Jessie J. Gaines The School for Lies by David Ives, Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie The Liar by David Ives, adapted from adapted from The Misanthrope by Wooten the comedy by Pierre Corneille Molière Dearly Beloved by Jessie Jones, Life is Short by Craig Pospisil See Rock City by Arlene Hutton Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Living Out by Lisa Loomer Side Effects by Michael Weller Distracted by Lisa Loomer Mama Won't Fly by Jessie Jones, A Sleeping Country by Melanie The Dixie Swim Club by Jessie Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Marnich Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie The Miser by Molière, translated and Somewhere in Between by Craig Wooten adapted by James Magruder Pospisil Expecting Isabel by Lisa Loomer Mistakes were Made by Craig Wright Southern Hospitality by Jessie Jones, Freud's Last Session by Mark St. Months on End by Craig Pospisil Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Germain The Motherfucker with the Hat by Stay by Lucy Thurber The Gifted Program by Ruben Carbajal Stephen Adly Guirgis Tartuffe; or The Weasel by Molière, The Golden State by Lauren Wilson, New Jerusalem, The Interrogation adapted from the French by Amlin inspired by Molière's The Miser of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Gray Good People by David Lindsay-Abaire Torah Congregation: Amsterdam, These Shining Lives by Melanie Grace by Craig Wright July 27, 1656 by David Ives Marnich Gulf View Drive by Arlene Hutton Orange Flower Water by Craig Wright 'Til Beth Do Us Part by Jessie Jones, The Hallelujah Girls by Jessie Jones, The Pavilion by Craig Wright Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Praying for Rain by Robert Lewis Walter Cronkite is Dead. by Joe The Imaginary Invalid by Molière, Vaughan Calarco translated and adapted by James Recent Tragic Events by Craig Wright Where We're Born by Lucy Thurber Magruder WTC View by Brian Sloan

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Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

Dramatists Play Service is proud to offer the following collections of monologues for auditions and class work:

Drawn exclusively from recent Dramatists Play Service publications, each of these collections features over fifty monologues.

You will find an enormous range of voices and subject matter, characters from their teens to their sixties, and authors from widely varied backgrounds, some well known, others less so, but all immensely talented.

These selections represent some of the best new writing in the American theatre today, and we are very pleased to offer these volumes of outstanding monologues.

OUTSTANDING MEN’S MONOLOGUES Volume One Books $8.00 — ISBN: 978-0-8222-1821-0 OUTSTANDING WOMEN’S MONOLOGUES Volume One Books $8.00 — ISBN: 978-0-8222-1822-7

OUTSTANDING MEN’S MONOLOGUES Volume Two Books $8.00 — ISBN: 978-0-8222-2408-2 OUTSTANDING WOMEN’S MONOLOGUES Volume Two Books $8.00 — ISBN: 978-0-8222-2407-5

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