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Catalogue of New Plays 2018–2019

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A Letter from the President

Dear Subscriber:

Take a look at the “New Plays” section of this year’s catalogue. You’ll find plays by former Pulitzer and Tony winners: JUNK, ’s fiercely intelligent look at Wall Street shenanigans; Bruce Norris’s 18th century satire THE LOW ROAD; Shanley’s hilarious and profane comedy THE PORTUGUESE KID. You’ll find plays by veteran DPS playwrights: Eve Ensler’s devastating monologue about her real- cancer diagnosis, IN THE BODY OF THE WORLD; Jeffrey Sweet’s KUNSTLER, his look at the radical ’60s lawyer William Kunstler; Beau Willimon’s contemporary Washington comedy THE PARISIAN WOMAN; UNTIL THE FLOOD, Dael Orlandersmith’s clear-eyed examination of the events in Ferguson, Missouri; RELATIVITY, Mark St. Germain’s play about a little-known event in the life of Einstein.

But you’ll also find plays by very new playwrights, some of whom have never been published before: Jiréh Breon Holder’s TOO HEAVY FOR YOUR POCKET, set during the early years of the civil rights movement, shows the complexity of choosing to fight for one’s beliefs or protect one’s family; Chisa Hutchinson’s SOMEBODY’S DAUGHTER deals with the gendered differences and difficulties in coming of age as an Asian-American girl; Melinda Lopez’s MALA, a wry dramatic monologue from a woman with an aging parent; Caroline V. McGraw’s ULTIMATE BEAUTY BIBLE, about young women trying to navigate the urban jungle and their own self-worth while working in a billion-dollar industry founded on picking appearances apart. Posner is back in the catalogue with three new plays, including THE TREASURER, a moving portrait of a son who assumes responsibility for his mother’s finances as she displays the first signs of dementia.

And that’s what the Play Service has always been about: fostering new playwriting talent while remaining true to the writers who have been with us for many years. Since our founding in 1936 by the Dramatists Guild and a group of prominent play agents, our commitment has been to give a voice to a widely diverse group of playwrights throughout the English-speaking world.

We’re proud this year to have two nominees for the Best Play Tony Award—JUNK by Ayad Akhtar and THE CHILDREN by —as well as the winner of the Best Play Award, SCHOOL GIRLS; OR, THE AFRICAN MEAN GIRLS PLAY by . We also have three of the Best Revival of a Play Tony nominees: ’s , ’s LOBBY HERO, and Eugene O’Neill’s . ’s DESCRIBE THE and Abe Koogler’s FULFILLMENT CENTER were Obie winners. won the with , the 47th Pulitzer winner in our catalogue.

If you haven’t checked out the DPS Book Club yet, do so! Seven plays, four times a year, and for a great price. If you have already subscribed, we hope you’ll agree it’s the perfect way to discover new plays, and beginning in we’ll be mixing in the best plays of our 80-year catalogue. You’ll continue to receive the most exciting newly published works, and be introduced to writers and plays from the entirety of the modern American theater.

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Finally, enjoy perusing the catalogue. You’ll find the play which is right for you. Sincerely,

Peter Hagan President

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Contents

Our Pulitzer Prize-Winning Plays ...... 4 Our Tony Award-Winning Plays ...... 5 Introduction ...... 6 DPS Book Club ...... 8 2018–2019 New Plays ...... 9 Our Playwrights ...... 25 Musicals ...... 46 DPS Classics ...... 47 Play Collections ...... 49 Last-Minute Acquisitions ...... 55 Special Collections ...... 55

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PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING PLAYS

2018 COST OF LIVING by Martyna Majok 1979 by

2017 by 1975 by Edward Albee

2015 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY by 1973 by Jason Miller

2013 by Ayad Akhtar 1971 THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE- MOON MARIGOLDS by 2012 by Quiara Alegría Hudes 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 2011 by Bruce Norris 1956 THE DIARY OF 2009 by Lynn Nottage by and

2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by 1955 by

2007 by David Lindsay-Abaire 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON by John Patrick 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by 1953 by 2004 by 1952 by Joseph Kramm 2003 by 1949 by 2002 TOPDOG/UNDERDOG by Suzan-Lori Parks 1948 by Tennessee Williams 2001 by

2000 DINNER WITH by 1946 by and 1999 by 1945 by 1998 by 1941 by Robert E. Sherwood 1995 THE YOUNG MAN FROM ATLANTA by 1939 ABE LINCOLN IN by Robert E. Sherwood 1994 THREE TALL WOMEN by Edward Albee 1937 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 1992 by by George S. Kaufman and

1989 by 1936 IDIOT’S DELIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood

1988 DRIVING MISS DAISY by 1930 by

1983 ’NIGHT, MOTHER by 1928 by Eugene O’Neill

1981 by 1922 by Eugene O’Neill

1980 TALLEY’S FOLLY by 1920 BEYOND THE HORIZON by Eugene O’Neill

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TONY AWARD-WINNING PLAYS

2017 by J.T. Rogers 1995 ! VALOUR! COMPASSION! by Terrence McNally

2016 by Stephen Karam 1992 by 2015 THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME based on the novel by Mark Haddon, 1990 THE GRAPES OF WRATH by John Steinbeck, adapted by Simon Stephens adapted by Frank Galati

2014 by Robert Schenkkan 1989 THE HEIDI CHRONICLES by Wendy Wasserstein 2013 VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE 1988 M. BUTTERFLY by David Henry Hwang by 1982 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF 2012 CLYBOURNE PARK by Bruce Norris by , from Charles Dickens 2010 by John Logan 1980 CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD by Mark Medoff 2009 GOD OF CARNAGE by , translated by 1973 THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON by Jason Miller

2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by Tracy Letts 1963 WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? by Edward Albee

2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by John Patrick Shanley 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill

2004 I AM MY OWN WIFE by Doug Wright 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett 2003 by Richard Greenberg 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON 2002 THE GOAT OR, WHO IS SYLVIA? by Edward Albee by John Patrick

2001 PROOF by David Auburn 1953 by Arthur Miller

1999 by Warren Leight 1951 by Tennessee Williams

1998 ‘’ by Yasmina Reza, 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller translated by Christopher Hampton 1948 1997 THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO by Alfred Uhry by Thomas Heggen and

1996 by Terrence McNally 1947 ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller

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2018–2019 New Plays

Ayad Akhtar Rajiv Joseph JUNK ...... 16 DESCRIBE THE NIGHT ...... 13 Ngozi Anyanwu Kazan QUEEN ...... 15 AFTER THE BLAST ...... 11 Matthew Barber Meghan Kennedy FIREFLIES NAPOLI, ...... 19 from the novel Eleanor and Abel by Annette Sanford . . 14 Abe Koogler Jocelyn Bioh FULFILLMENT CENTER ...... 14 NOLLYWOOD DREAMS ...... 19 Basil Kreimendahl SCHOOL GIRLS; OR, THE AFRICAN MEAN GIRLS PLAY . . 20 WE’RE GONNA BE OKAY ...... 23 Sarah Burgess Melinda Lopez KINGS ...... 16 MALA ...... 17 Julia Cho Aaron Mark OFFICE HOUR ...... 19 ANOTHER MEDEA ...... 12 Curt Columbus SQUEAMISH ...... 21 FUENTEOVEJUNA, OR LIKE SHEEP TO WATER… translated from the original by Caroline V. McGraw Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio ...... 14 ULTIMATE BEAUTY BIBLE ...... 22 Philip Dawkins Susan Miller th CHARM ...... 13 20 CENTURY BLUES ...... 11 Steph Del Rosso Bruce Norris FILL FILL FILL FILL FILL FILL FILL ...... 14 THE LOW ROAD ...... 17 Eve Ensler Dael Orlandersmith IN THE BODY OF THE WORLD ...... 16 UNTIL THE FLOOD ...... 23 Anthony Giardina Marshall Pailet and A.D. Penedo DAN CODY’S YACHT ...... 13 WHO’S YOUR BAGHDADDY, Kate Hamill OR HOW I STARTED THE ...... 24 PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Michael Perlman adapted from the novel by Jane Austen ...... 20 AT THE TABLE ...... 12 Barbara Hammond Greg Pierce WE ARE PUSSY RIOT OR EVERYTHING IS P.R. . . . . 23 CARDINAL ...... 12 Jiréh Breon Holder Max Posner TOO HEAVY FOR YOUR POCKET ...... 22 SISTERS ON THE GROUND ...... 21 Chisa Hutchinson SNORE ...... 21 SOMEBODY’S DAUGHTER ...... 21 THE TREASURER ...... 22 James Ijames David Rambo MOON MAN WALK ...... 18 THE TUG OF WAR ...... 22 THE MOST SPECTACULARLY LAMENTABLE TRIAL OF Tom Ridgely MIZ MARTHA WASHINGTON ...... 18 WHITE ...... 23 adapted from the original by , Terry Johnson Persian by Maryam Ataei, Arian Moayed, and PRISM ...... 20 Mohsen Namjoo, after Behazin ...... 15

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Sharyn Rothstein ALL THE DAYS ...... 11 A GOOD FARMER ...... 15 Stephen Sachs CITIZEN: AN AMERICAN LYRIC adapted from the book by Claudia Rankine . . . . . 13 John Patrick Shanley THE PORTUGUESE KID ...... 19 Mat Smart NAPERVILLE ...... 18 Alena Smith ICEBERGS ...... 16 Mark St. Germain RELATIVITY ...... 20 Jeffrey Sweet KUNSTLER ...... 17 Ken Urban A GUIDE FOR THE HOMESICK ...... 15 Richard Wesley AUTUMN ...... 12 BLACK TERROR ...... 12 THE TALENTED TENTH ...... 21 Beau Willimon THE PARISIAN WOMAN ...... 19 Anna Ziegler ACTUALLY ...... 11 THE LAST MATCH ...... 17 THE MINOTAUR ...... 18

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20th Century Blues top-notch narrative that travels beyond the hot-button issue of date rape it tackles. The characters…are as finely etched as in a good by Susan Miller novel, and as satisfying.” —LA Weekly. Comedy/Drama Full Length 1 man, 5 women $100 per performance After the Blast $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3878-2) by Zoe Kazan $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3879-9) Drama THE STORY: Four women meet once a year for a ritual photo shoot, Full Length chronicling their changing (and aging) selves as they navigate love, 4 men, 3 women $100 per performance careers, children, and the complications of history. But when these private $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3851-5) photographs threaten to go public, relationships are tested, forcing the $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3852-2) women to confront who they are and how they’ll deal with whatever lies THE STORY: AFTER THE BLAST is set in the wake of total environmental ahead. 20TH CENTURY BLUES is a sharply funny and evocative play by disaster, when the human population has retreated underground. and Susan Smith Blackburn Prize-winner Susan Miller that Experience is simulated. Fertility is regulated. And Anna and Oliver have questions our place in the world and with one another. one last chance to have a baby. THE REVIEWS: “Though it touches on themes of friendship and art-making, THE REVIEWS: “[Kazan has] created a slyly detailed alternate universe this is mostly a comedy about aging. Ms. Miller…hopes to demonstrate that that is both an extrapolation of the world we know today and its own when women turn 60 they don’t suddenly become sexless, charmless, consistent entity.” —NY Times. “…sharp, stirring… incisive and humane… TH invisible.” —NY Times. “20 CENTURY BLUES…breaks the mold when it AFTER THE BLAST has the smart, fully fleshed-out trappings of a compelling comes to the female ensemble dramedy. …With poignant but still laugh- dystopia story, but its heart—and its strength—is its examination of out-loud social commentary on the process of aging in America, razor sharp despair… AFTER THE BLAST’s brilliance lies in its use of science fiction’s one-liners and thought-provoking questions about older generations adjusting black mirror to cast light on human betrayals both global and personal. TH to the younger world, 20 CENTURY BLUES takes a tried and true comedic Its shattered world is ours…” —NY Mag. “[Kazan is] a playwright…of premise and adds a uniquely modern twist.” —BroadwayWorld.com. uncommon talent. …[AFTER THE BLAST] pulls off the bedazzling feat of TH “[The] deceptive comic tone of…20 CENTURY BLUES draws us into raw, taking a hyper-politicized topic and using it as the occasion for a taut, painful, poignant confrontation among four friends.” —Joyce Carol Oates. sermon-free drama whose true subject is the inability of men and women to see each other plain… The true star of AFTER THE BLAST…is its creator. Actually Kazan has emerged as a writer of real individuality.” —Wall Street Journal. by Anna Ziegler Drama All the Days Full Length by Sharyn Rothstein 1 man, 1 woman $100 per performance Comedy/Drama $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3821-8) Full Length $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3822-5) 4 men, 3 women $100 per performance THE STORY: Amber and Tom, finding their way as freshmen at Princeton, $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3855-3) spend a night together that alters the course of their lives. They agree on $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3856-0) the drinking, they agree on the , but consent is foggy, and if THE STORY: Miranda has done everything in her power to create a family unspoken, can it be called consent? With lyricism and wit, ACTUALLY completely different than the one she came from. But after a painful loss, investigates gender and politics, our crippling desire to fit in, and the Miranda suffers a lapse in judgment and invites her hilarious, complicated, three sides to every story. and self-destructive mother, Ruth, to stay with her before her son’s bar THE REVIEWS: “…[A] taut, devastating play…a smart, profoundly mitzvah. As other needy family members show up in search of connection painful exploration of [a] murky, treacherous sexual culture…ACTUALLY’s and second chances, Miranda’s already-strained relationship with her wit and intelligence are part of what makes the complex darkness at its family is pulled to its breaking point. With all the kin in one place, will they center hit so hard. There is brightness in this play, and in these people, all stay in one piece? A warm, heart-filled comedy about the scars of childhood and finding love, all grown up. and to see its sparks overwhelmed by such fearful and familiar is shattering. In moments, it’s even revelatory.” —NY Mag. “Ziegler’s THE REVIEWS: “…a poignant tale of loss and love, of faith and riveting drama…creates a portrait of a generation struggling to keep its forgiveness… [Rothstein] knows her craft. Her seven characters are finely balance…with consummate skill, the playwright assembles [an] intricate drawn, thoroughly realistic. As their stories, wants and needs emerge, jigsaw puzzle…” —Boston Globe. “…smart and penetrating…a these complex, brave, funny characters take on a rich three-dimensionality

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and universality in their detailed individuality. …ALL THE DAYS assures us that Autumn love and humor will prevail.” —Town Topics (Princeton, NJ). “…gripping… The show brings to the fore the intricacies of tangled and dysfunctional by Richard Wesley family relationships with both drama and comedy.” —BroadwayWorld.com. Political Drama “…[a] rip-roaring comedy. …a script that will definitely keep you Full Length 4 men, 3 women entertained…” —PrincetonFound.com. $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3899-7) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3900-0) Another Medea THE STORY: Franklyn Longley is a veteran big-city mayor who’s in line to by Aaron Mark become the first black governor of his state—until his protégé and godson Horror/Thriller is tapped by the party to run instead. As a new generation of black politicians Full Length comes forward, they must learn there is a price to pay in order to realize 1 man their ambitions. This gripping political drama explores the conflicts that arise $100 per performance when aspirations collide across generational, racial, and gender divides. $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3922-2) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3923-9) THE REVIEWS: “You don’t take your mind off of AUTUMN for a THE STORY: Marcus Sharp is a charismatic and enigmatic New York actor minute as it proceeds, and you think about it long after its final who recounts in gruesome detail how his obsessions with a wealthy doctor bows.” —NealsPaper.com. “AUTUMN is a well-drawn…contemporary named Jason and the myth of Medea lead to horrific, unspeakable events. drama about the ever-changing urban American political mosaic, its At once ancient and contemporary, this provocative ninety-minute casualties, and its winners.” —NewBrunswickToday.com. mono-thriller is Grand Guignol horror in the style of Spalding Gray. THE REVIEWS: “ANOTHER MEDEA is the sort of theater experience that Black Terror has you wanting to stop listening…while you’re aching to learn what by Richard Wesley happens next. You need to find out if it’s even more horrific than what has just preceded it. It’s a tale that if told around a campfire would keep everyone Political Drama awake for the rest of the night.” —Huffington Post. “[ANOTHER MEDEA], Full Length 8 men, 4 women (doubling, flexible casting) expertly penned by Aaron Mark, is detailed, funny and horrifying. A perfect $100 per performance mixture of crime drama, horror and humanity. …one of the most gripping, $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3901-7) fascinating stories…I’ve ever witnessed.” —TheaterPizzazz.com. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3902-4) THE STORY: In America’s very near future, a guerilla revolution is in progress. A group of youths who call themselves the Black Terrorists has At the Table taken up arms against its oppressors. But Keusi, a veteran and by Michael Perlman the group’s most prized assassin, harbors counterrevolutionary thoughts. Drama He doesn’t believe that all the killing is necessary—he finds it hard to Full Length hate, and thinks the Black Terrorists are bravely but poorly led. When the 5 men, 3 women terrorists decide to assassinate a black politician who has pledged to $100 per performance destroy the insurgency, Keusi has grave doubts. Should black men kill $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3825-6) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3826-3) black men? When and how will the slaughter end? THE STORY: Six friends head out of the city on their annual retreat for the THE REVIEWS: “…grim and gripping… The strains of personal and weekend. With no social media, no cell phones, no internet allowed at all, this public loyalty running through the play, the discussions of revolutionary leaves them with one thing to do…look up from their screens and talk to each practice and ethics, the moral and dramatic tensions, all make BLACK other. And when the liquor starts flowing and the start to loosen, no TERROR a very rich and complex play. …This is a remarkable and provocative conversation is uneventful and no topic is off-limits. AT THE TABLE is a play—the kind of political play that needs to be written and demands to be comedy that begs the question: What happens when those with privilege are seen by black and white alike.” —NY Times. “…Wesley gives both sides a pushed to the periphery and a marginalized minority suddenly finds its voice chance to state their positions clearly and…it provides for some very crucial amplified? Who is allowed at what discussion table, and who isn’t? subjects to be aired.” —Jet. THE REVIEWS: “…[a] terrific script… Perlman reveals the assets and liabilities of American community… In its best moments, AT THE TABLE Cardinal recalls Stephen Karam’s The Humans in its poignant of the difficulty by Greg Pierce of breaking bread even with those we love the most.” — Tribune. “…clever and funny…the characters are well-written, well-developed and Drama Full Length each role has a meaningful place in the ensemble. …the nuanced dialogue 4 men, 2 women feels vital and real. …[AT THE TABLE] will move you to think and also to $100 per performance communicate.” —Splash Magazine (Chicago). “With meaningful and timely $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3895-9) dialogue about important topics in American cultural identity bubbling up $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3896-6) throughout the play, perhaps the most exciting and rewarding aspect of THE STORY: Paint it red. So begins Lydia’s wild idea to invigorate her Perlman’s AT THE TABLE is that he never once offers an answer to the questions Rust Belt town. But when a whip-smart entrepreneur co-opts her scheme, his script raises.” —Out Magazine. a precarious rivalry is born. A battle for the town’s soul ensues, causing

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He’s after something larger about the unintended consequences power.” —LA Times. “…powerful…takes a cold, hard look at more subtle, of capitalism on both individuals and societies: meant to be a cure-all, it is possibly even subconscious, acts of racism…can’t be forgotten… too often a comeuppance.” —NY Times. “CARDINAL, Greg Pierce’s…take stunningly evocative…CITIZEN is good theatre.” —TalkinBroadway.com. on urban decay and gentrification, offers a breezy but no less pointed “…a transcendent theatrical experience. Rankine’s perceptions contain version of the tragedy and melodrama in plays like Bruce Norris’ Clybourne an astonishing universality… It sears while being light on its feet, delivering Park and Lynn Nottage’s Sweat. …[It] also offers…juicy roles in the push-me, devastating jabs with grace…” —StageRaw.com. pull-you vein of romantic comedies like Northern Exposure. A dark vein of cynicism churns Pierce’s blood, however…for most of the evening, it’s tough love with a cackle.” —Deadline.com. Dan Cody’s Yacht by Anthony Giardina Drama Charm Full Length by Philip Dawkins 3 men, 5 women $100 per performance Drama $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3928-4) Full Length $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3929-1) 2 trans w, 1 trans m, 1 cis w, 2 cis m, 3 genderqueer $100 per performance THE STORY: In a small Boston suburb, a schoolteacher is struggling to $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3859-1) get by when the wealthy father of one of her students surprises her with $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3860-7) a financial proposal that could change her daughter’s life. Suddenly, their THE STORY: When Mama Darleena Andrews—a 67-year-old, black, worlds collide in ways that open up the question: What truly separates the transgender woman—takes it upon herself to teach an etiquette class at haves and the have-nots? Is it wrong to seize an incredible chance, even if Chicago’s LGBTQ community center, the idealistic teachings of Emily Post the circumstances seem questionable? Loosely inspired by a passage from clash with the very real life challenges of identity, poverty, and prejudice , DAN CODY’S YACHT probes the troubling relationship faced by her students. Inspired by the true story of Miss Allen and between finance and educational opportunity in America. her work at Chicago’s Center on Halsted, CHARM asks—how do we lift THE REVIEWS: “…the playwright [has an] undeniably witty gift for each other up when the world wants to tear us down? writing zesty dialogue.” —Hollywood Reporter. “…[a] biting and THE REVIEWS: “CHARM is a , a story rooted in reality but discomforting social commentary… [an] observant, darkly comic touched with a kind of optimist fantasy: It is attempting to create the world piece…” —BroadwayWorld.com. “…a match of wits… Giardina it wants us to live in.” —NY Mag. “…[a] funny, heart-warming play… [a] provides interesting characters, an interesting thesis, and always bona-fide charmer…” —Variety. “[CHARM] is that rare play that is entertaining dialogue.” —NYStageReview.com. simultaneously funny, smart, and emotionally gripping… Dawkins leaves us swimming in crucially relevant questions: …at what point does etiquette become less about fostering comfort and respect, and Describe the Night more about enforcing an exclusionary class system? …CHARM exercises by Rajiv Joseph our brains, [hearts], and our funny bones, resulting in a very satisfying Drama night at the theater.” —TheaterMania.com Full Length 4 men, 3 women (doubling) $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3805-8) Citizen: An American Lyric $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3806-5) by Claudia Rankine, THE STORY: In 1920, the Russian writer Isaac Babel wanders the adapted for the stage by Stephen Sachs countryside with the Red Cavalry. Seventy years later, a KGB Drama agent spies on a woman in Dresden and falls in love. In 2010, an aircraft Full Length carrying most of the Polish government crashes in the Russian city of 3 men, 3 women $100 per performance Smolensk. Set in over the course of ninety years, this thrilling and $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3837-9) epic play traces the stories of eight men and women connected by history, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3838-6) myth, and conspiracy theories. THE STORY: A searing, poetic riff on race in America, fusing prose, THE REVIEWS: “…[a] dense and fascinating new play… a play about poetry, movement, music, and the visual image. Snapshots, vignettes, on stories, beginning in historical fact and spinning outward… DESCRIBE the acts of everyday racism. Some of these encounters are slights, seeming THE NIGHT feels like a vital attempt to hold a mirror up to the former slips of the tongue, and some are intentional offensives in the classroom, Soviet Union. And since Joseph is an American playwright, it’s also a at the supermarket, at home, on the tennis court with Serena Williams, mirror in which we might see ourselves.” —NY Mag. “…[a] brilliant online, on TV—everywhere, all the time. Those did-that-really-just-happen- play… The play is its own vivid, perfectly paced patchwork of memory, lies, did-they-really-just-say-that slurs that happen every day and enrage in and revelations. Raw confrontation and violence share the same orbit as the moment and later steep poisonously in the mind. And, of course, flashes of magical realism. …The play uses much mirroring of past and

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present to subtle and powerful effect.” —Daily Beast. “…Joseph weaves Fuenteovejuna, or Like Sheep a compelling narrative from the yarn of bespoke reality… It’s the kind of historical revisionism that is thrilling onstage, but deadly in government. to Water… …DESCRIBE THE NIGHT is much more than an engrossing tall tale, however: by Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio, It heroically wrestles with the slippery nature of truth itself, and unnervingly translated by Curt Columbus demonstrates why its alternatives are so seductive.” —TheaterMania.com. DPS Classic Full Length 14 men, 5 women (doubling, flexible casting) Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill $100 per performance by Steph Del Rosso $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3829-4) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3830-0) Comedy Full Length THE STORY: The year is 1476. Famine and unrest haunt the countryside. 4 men, 4 women Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand have joined their kingdoms to become $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3885-0) the newly unified country of Spain. But the forces of King Alfonso of $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3886-7) Portugal are threatening their new nation. Now, the Order of the Knights THE STORY: Joni is single. Joni is lost. Joni is moving a mile a minute. of Calatrava is questioning its allegiance to the new king and queen, Joni must never be alone. After her five-year relationship ends, Joni bringing the young country to the brink of civil war… must redefine her identity—and fast. Through strangers and friends, THE REVIEWS: “[FUENTEOVEJUNA] reminds us that we have the power cheese plates and spotlights, she embarks on a journey to carve to stand up to evil, even when we seemingly have little with which to out a space for herself in a world that won’t quite let her. FILL FILL FILL fight.” —The Sun Chronicle (Attleboro, MA). “Violent and humorous, FILL FILL FILL FILL is a comedy about how we see and value women— [FUENTEOVEJUNA] is the best kind of theater… this Shakespeare-era play and how we don’t. has been cut up and added to with considerable grace by [Columbus]. …it THE REVIEWS: “…[Del Rosso’s] breakneck banter and frisky wordplay… is so well done, so true to the way the world turns, that anyone who loves recall the sad-happy style of the playwrights Melissa James Gibson and theater ought to see it.” —Rhode Island Public Radio. “[FUENTEOVEJUNA] Jenny Schwartz.” —NY Times. “…[a] fun, over-the-top comedy… If the keep[s] the audience on its toes with fast-paced, engaging dialogue, dialogue and scenarios are heightened for comic effect, they often thanks…to Curt Columbus’ new translation…” —TheTheatreTimes.com. reflect something deeply recognizable. …[the] audience…might look to FILL…to help replace the holes left by heartbreak with a little laughter.” —NewYorkTheater.Me. “…[a] vibrant, explosive investigation Fulfillment Center into life after a breakup… The world of FILL…is buoyant and thrilling…a by Abe Koogler well-written piece…if you love…uproarious comedies with snappy, witty dialogue, FILL…has a place in the canon of witty relationship Drama Full Length investigations.” —Theasy.com. 2 men, 2 women $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3809-6) Fireflies $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3810-2) by Matthew Barber, THE STORY: In the New Mexico desert, a down-on-her-luck folk singer from the novel Eleanor and Abel by Annette Sanford takes a job at a giant online retailer’s shipping center. Her young manager struggles to connect with his girlfriend, newly relocated from New York. Full Length And a drifter living at a local campground dangerously links them all. A raw, 2 men, 2 women surprising, and funny play about four lonely lives coming together in the $100 per performance search for fulfillment. $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3844-7) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3845-4) THE REVIEWS: “[A] quietly shattering play…though you’re likely to feel the THE STORY: Retired schoolteacher Eleanor Bannister lives a quiet life pressure of unshed tears when [it] is over, FULFILLMENT CENTER is also an alone in tiny Groverdell, Texas, set in her routines and secure in her unexpectedly inspiriting work. …The [play] is steeped in a luminous and position as the town’s most respected woman—until a hole in her roof illuminating empathy that feels both uncommon and essential…” —NY Times. draws the attention of Abel Brown, a smooth-talking drifter intent on “Koogler’s wry drama FULFILLMENT CENTER trains a humanist’s eye renovating Eleanor’s house, and possibly her life. Can the unexpected on…moments of real physical contact. …Interactions are bittersweet, sparks of late-life romance be trusted, or is there truth in the gossip that sometimes even frightening, but we watch hungrily. …One of the work’s Abel isn’t all that he seems to be? Either way, the whole town is talking. keen pleasures is the way it feels like a carefully wrapped package: THE REVIEWS: “Perfection… [a] beautiful and moving play.” everything contained, each of its two-person scenes assembled —BroadwayWorld.com. “Winsome, warm…a charming, quiet love story [that with the least padding possible.” —Time Out NY. “In its quietly distraught will] warm the cockles of your heart.” —New Haven Register. “Barber writes manner, FULFILLMENT CENTER makes a true portrait of today’s Americans. in the cadences of classic romance. …a well-told story of tentative late-life Though full of good will and eager to connect, none of its characters fully love.” —Hartford Courant. “Perfection… an absorbing piece of storytelling knows how to communicate… That you feel a helpless sense of pitying with vibrant characters experiencing a wide range of human emotion… a play affection for them all comes…from Koogler’s terse, astutely turned that reminds us how great theater can be.” —Connecticut Arts Connection. dialogue…” —Village Voice.

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A Good Farmer Hamlet by Sharyn Rothstein by William Shakespeare, Drama adapted by Tom Ridgely, Full Length 3 men, 5 women (flexible casting) Persian translations by Maryam Ataei, Arian $100 per performance Moayed, and Mohsen Namjoo, after Behazin $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3910-9) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3911-6) DPS Classic Full Length THE STORY: A moving drama, laced with humor and heartache, A GOOD 19 men, 4 women (doubling, flexible casting) FARMER is the story of two women—a farm owner and her unlikely best $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3913-0) friend, an illegal Mexican immigrant—fighting to survive in a small town $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3914-7) divided by America’s immigration battle. With rich, complicated roles for women, A GOOD FARMER is a play about love, friendship and finding the THE STORY: Set in Persia a hundred years ago, on the eve of World power to face what divides us. War I, Ridgely’s HAMLET weaves passages of Farsi translation into the English of Shakespeare’s masterpiece of crisis and identity. In it, a THE REVIEWS: “…outstanding… brings the much-needed sense of traditional way of life is being threatened by an evolving world, the land humanity to the issue of immigration and addresses many of the moral is being threatened by encroaching foreign interests, and a young man finds questions we face. …This is an important piece of theatre. …[a] gem of a himself uprooted and torn between opposing customs, values, and codes. show…” —BroadwayWorld.com. “…more timely than ever. …emotionally Seamlessly blending traditional Persian and modern Western elements, powerful…” —NJArts.net. “Sharyn Rothstein has artfully managed to this is a bold reimagining of the most renowned play in any language. reveal the humanity behind some of today’s contentious political issues.” —BestThingsNJ.com. THE REVIEWS: “…conceptually bracing… This isn’t just another instance of a gimmicky relocation of a canonical work by novelty-seeking theater artists. Mr. Ridgely…[is] exploring the existential crises that arise A Guide for the Homesick when national identity comes under siege, and it’s remarkable how neatly by Ken Urban Shakespeare’s text accommodates such an interpretation.” —NY Times. “…a new look at one of the greatest plays ever written… Interpolating Drama the political conflict between old values and new is a thought-provoking Full Length 2 men (doubling) move, particularly in a centuries-old piece like this… a HAMLET with big $100 per performance ideas up its sleeve…” —TheaterMania.com. “…a perfect marriage of two $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3889-8) radically different cultures and socio-political contexts. The intermittent use $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3890-4) of Farsi and English never feels abrupt, but rather enhances the dramatic THE STORY: On his way home after a year in East Africa, a young aid tension of the production.” —Theasy.com. worker goes back to a shabby Amsterdam hotel room with a fellow American. Over beers, the two strangers confess their shared fear that they betrayed the friends who needed them most. The Homecoming Queen THE REVIEWS: “…a probing, multilayered study of guilt as both a by Ngozi Anyanwu terrible individual burden and as an unlikely source of connection. Drama …[A GUIDE FOR THE HOMESICK] steadily gains power and ultimately Full Length 2 men, 6 women (flexible casting) more than rewards your attention…” —Boston Globe. “A work this $100 per performance intense, this radiant and searing, could leave you with spiritual sunburn. $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3887-4) …The show…sizzles with restlessness and erotic energy… Urban’s $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3888-1) script burns with outrage for the way real-life American religious THE STORY: At fifteen years old, Kelechi left Nigeria for the United meddling incited homophobic violence and legislative oppression in States, leaving her family and her culture behind. Fifteen years later, she African nations like Uganda.” —WBUR (Boston). “…The script’s is now a bestselling novelist and must return to Nigeria to care for her emotional depth is continually rich and surprising, its characterizations ailing father. Before she can say goodbye, however, she must relearn the free of stereotypes. Urban uncovers fascinating new layers in characters traditions she has long-since forgotten. Having been absent for over a we thought we understood. …the result is both captivating and profoundly decade, she must collide with her culture, traumatic past, regrets, and the moving. …A GUIDE FOR THE HOMESICK is a gripping drama packed with deep-seated love that she thought would always be out of reach. genuine emotional power.” —ArtsFuse.org. THE REVIEWS: “…wrings all the pleasure possible out of its familiar tropes even as it revamps their meaning entirely. …a marvelous three-act opera in the blank space between question and answer.” —NY Times. “Better than any play I’ve seen, THE HOMECOMING QUEEN captures the everyday theater we perform to convince ourselves and those around us of who we really are.” —TheaterMania.com. “…the Nigerian setting isn’t the only thing fresh and original about this play. …[Kelechi’s] scenes with [Obina] are subtly and sufficiently [revelatory]. What’s more, even the most obvious plot points come off as fresh and somehow surprising, thanks to the… excellent writing. …a vividly theatrical experience.” —CurtainUp.com.

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Icebergs Junk by Alena Smith by Ayad Akhtar Comedy Drama Full Length Full Length 3 men, 2 women 17 men, 6 women (doubling) $100 per performance $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3876-8) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3835-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3877-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3836-2) THE STORY: Los Angeles, California, where the weather is always nice, THE STORY: It’s 1985. Robert Merkin, the resident genius of the upstart and the future looks bright…at least on the surface. Welcome to Silver Lake investment firm Sacker Lowell, has just landed on the cover of Time on a warm November night, where a new generation of thirtysomethings magazine. Hailed as “America’s Alchemist,” his proclamation that “debt navigate filmmaking and family planning, trying to put down roots before is an asset” has propelled him to dizzying heights. Zealously promoting everything melts away. his belief in the near-sacred infallibility of markets, he is trying to reshape the world. What Merkin sets in motion is nothing less than a THE REVIEWS: “…[Smith] sends up Angelenos with spot-on cultural financial civil war, pitting magnates against workers, lawyers against references and sly but affectionate insight. …The characters’ rapports journalists, and ultimately pitting everyone against themselves. convey the richness and surprise of real-life interactions while deepening the play’s themes. …ICEBERGS is aptly named: There’s a lot going on THE REVIEWS: “JUNK melds a breadth of genres—crime story, tragedy, under its sparkling surface.” —LA Times. “[ICEBERGS] offers plenty of issue play, cautionary tale—into a fast-moving, broad-ranging social laughs with witty dialogue… Smith…shows impeccable comic timing, thriller. …In Akhtar’s telling, this story is partly about male status and and also knows how to layer her drama with pathos.” —Variety. “Smith power…But it’s also about race, privilege, competing ideals and, of manages the impressive feat of integrating TV-style situation comedy, often course, greed.” —Time Out NY. “…smashingly entertaining… This riotous, with weighty themes of love, career, life, death, and the acceptance big, brash melodrama is spiked…with acid humor, and it’s propelled of loss… ICEBERGS is a fine-grained photograph of a of Southern by barely contained outrage… That Akhtar manages to make all of California life…” —Santa Barbara Independent. this financial wrangling both lucid and exciting is impressive. That he finds so much contemporary resonance in the material…is downright thrilling.” —Star-Ledger (NJ). “…[a] remarkable . JUNK may In the Body of the World have no heroes, but it is searingly human. …JUNK unfolds with the by Eve Ensler mounting tension of a .” —Deadline.com. Dramatic Monologue Full Length 1 woman Kings $100 per performance by Sarah Burgess $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3916-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3917-8) Political Drama Full Length THE STORY: In May 2010, while helping rape victims in the Democratic 1 man, 3 women Republic of the Congo, Eve Ensler received a life-threatening diagnosis: $100 per performance She had uterine cancer. Told with her signature brand of humor, Ensler’s $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3918-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3919-2) journey through her illness uncovers connections between her body and the earth, as well as the transformative and transcendent potential of THE STORY: Kate is a sharp-witted lobbyist who doesn’t waste her time illness itself. From Tony Award-winning author, performer, and activist on candidates who can’t get elected, stay elected, and, above all, remain Eve Ensler comes this powerful one-woman show based on her critically loyal to her clientele. Representative Millsap has a more idealistic acclaimed memoir. approach to politics, which Kate fears may cost her a prosperous political career. But when Millsap’s high-minded principles prove surprisingly THE REVIEWS: “[Ensler] bubbles with psychological insight and empathy resilient in Washington, Kate faces an unexpected dilemma: back the for anyone in distress. And, as always, she laces her tales with humor, system or what she actually believes in? gallows or otherwise.” —NY Times. “[Ensler] goes beyond simply recounting her experience with cancer—and an intimate, shocking and THE REVIEWS: “KINGS is entertaining and informative… The greed touching tale it is—to create a bold, political work that is as personal and of special interests, the mendacity of politicians, the cockroach global as her signature work… [She] presents…a thoughtfully laid-out endurance of lobbyists: If these are familiar, they are also endlessly narrative quilt, made up of engaging frankness, measured sentiment, compelling…” —NY Times. “…a tautly intelligent drama…that goes smartly-timed revelations and disarming humor.” —Variety. “IN THE BODY against the theatrical grain… KINGS [is a] nuanced and accomplished OF THE WORLD is tough love, harsh medicine, a tonic… I came out rattled play [that] shows us how inextricably bolted to American government as I have rarely been rattled by any theater experience, devastated and the ironwork of special interests has made itself… KINGS gives you a blissful at the same improbable time.” —Deadline.com. short, useful course on the fuel Washington runs on. It adds to a vital public discourse about the kind of government we have vs. the kind we want.” —Washington Post. “A timeless exploration of timely political issues… KINGS, at its best, actually draws you into the campaign— giving you a hero to root for, a villain to lambaste, a slogan to memorize— before zooming out, imbuing the with the kind of perspective and emotion that only fiction can provide…” —.

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Kunstler The Low Road by Jeffrey Sweet by Bruce Norris Biographical Drama Satire Full Length Full Length 1 man, 1 woman 13 men, 4 women (doubling, flexible casting) $100 per performance $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3891-1) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3907-9) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3892-8) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3908-6) THE STORY: Famous for defending the Chicago 7 and his involvement at THE STORY: Abandoned as an infant, Jim Trewitt finds little affection for Attica and Wounded Knee, the radical attorney and civil rights activist anyone or anything, except his own self-advancement. After a chance William Kunstler had an outsize personality and a tremendous appetite encounter with Adam Smith, Jim decides to put his faith in the free market, for life. In this two-character play, tensions flare when he arrives on a becoming America’s first laissez-faire capitalist. Soon his path to riches college campus to give a seminar. The brilliant young law student becomes entangled with that of an educated slave, who knows from assigned to introduce him objects to his appearance and is determined to experience that one person’s profit is another’s loss. From Tony- and confront him. Has Kunstler finally met his match? Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Bruce Norris comes an epic parable about the cost of inequality. THE REVIEWS: “…wise and revealing… [a] skillful script… KUNSTLER is an eye-opening history lesson.” —NY Times. “…a compelling portrayal THE REVIEWS: “This latest offering from the author of the Pulitzer Prize- of the high profile trial lawyer… This fascinating [play] provides a unique winning Clybourne Park sustains the bustle, buoyancy and unblinking insight into Kunstler’s life and times. …Regardless of your opinion of William bawdiness of novels like Henry Fielding’s Tom Jones.” —NY Times. Kunstler, you will find KUNSTLER to be a captivating and entertaining “…[a] rancid, rollicking picaresque… Its parody of the classic young-man- show.” —BroadwayWorld.com. “KUNSTLER excels at every level, sets-out-to-make-his-fortune story is smart, well-crafted…[and] darkly bringing alive not only a famous character, but the era in which he lived funny… THE LOW ROAD is full of articulate fury, and articulate villainy and the controversies in which he played so lively a part. …It is a fitting too.” —NY Mag. “In his sensationally prickly and entertaining new compliment to KUNSTLER to say that Kunstler, the theatrical iconoclast, play…Bruce Norris follows the money as it takes him down twisting would approve. So will you.” —TheFrontRowCenter.com. and treacherous paths. …Norris aims liberating arrows of skepticism at a diverse range of targets. Colonial America, colonies of bees, slavery, charity, piety, hypocrisy, highway robbery, financial chicanery, income The Last Match inequality: These are just a few of the concerns in which THE LOW ROAD by Anna Ziegler invests its satire.” —Time Out NY. Sports Drama Full Length 2 men, 2 women Mala $100 per performance by Melinda Lopez $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3853-9) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3854-6) Dramatic Monologue Full Length THE STORY: Played out under the bright lights of the US Open semifinals, 1 woman THE LAST MATCH pits rising Russian star Sergei Sergeyev against $100 per performance American great Tim Porter in an epic showdown that follows two tennis $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3833-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3834-8) titans through pivotal moments in their lives both on and off the court. This gripping, fast-paced story captures the intense world of competitive THE STORY: MALA is a darkly funny tale about what it means to put sports, and human rivalry, and what it means to want something—and the our loved ones first, right to the very end, and what happens when we lengths we will go to in order to feel relevant, important, and young. strive to be good but don’t always succeed. It is a comical and brutally honest look at family dynamics, including stubborn parents and THE REVIEWS: “Ziegler [is] a fertile writer of admirably varied style and unequipped children, and explores the unsentimental poetry of everyday subject… Ziegler is also…a master of swelling choral dialogue, in life. A one-woman tour-de- for a powerful actress, MALA careens which urgent but lyrical phrases are intoned in a counterpoint that from comedy to deep pathos, while having the toughest conversation seems to echo down the halls of history. …The routine back-and-forth about the most common of events— of life. of a hard-fought match…approaches the ineffable radiance of one of those moments that tennis fans live for. Time seems to stop in such THE REVIEWS: “…deeply affecting and personal…Lopez…fashion[s] moments, even as it extends into eternity.” —NY Times. “A tennis her language to create images that not only convey her feelings, match with no net, no balls, and no rackets proves…gripping in Anna but that stand alone as metaphors for the universality of her Ziegler’s play. …[Ziegler] manages to dramatize a very realistic and experience.” —TheaterMania.com. “…an exquisitely fashioned theater quite exciting tennis match between perfectly matched players. …Like piece, brimming with humor, frustration and honesty as biting as the those invisible balls, the dialogue whizzes by at warp speed.” —Variety. wind, snow and Arctic fantasy that blow through it.” —WBUR (Boston). “A play with plenty of underspin, Anna Ziegler’s gripping and contemplative “Sometimes a play pulls a Muhammad Ali on an unsuspecting viewer. drama…is a nail-biter, even as Ziegler pauses to eavesdrop on the It knocks you out… MALA also provokes candid introspection about our men’s thoughts, memories, and interactions with the women in the relationships with our parents and children, and bigger questions of stands.” —New Yorker. death and faith.” —Star Tribune (Minneapolis).

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The Minotaur The Most Spectacularly Lamentable by Anna Ziegler Trial of Miz Martha Washington Drama by James Ijames Full Length 4 men, 2 women Satire $100 per performance Full Length $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3823-2) 2 men, 4 women, 1 child $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3824-9) $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3817-1) THE STORY: A present-day version of a classic Greek myth, THE $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3818-8) MINOTAUR is a contemporary take on love, honor, and human connection. THE STORY: The recently widowed “Mother of America” lies helpless in With refreshing originality and wit, it explores how we break out of history her Mount Vernon bed, ravaged by illness and cared for by the very slaves in order to shape new stories for ourselves. that will be free the moment she dies. As she begins to slip away, she THE REVIEWS: “…the show comes at you with an intelligent mix of falls deep into a fever dream of terrifying theatricality that investigates classicism and whimsy…” —Washington Post. “…terrific, complex… everything from her family to her historical legacy. [THE MINOTAUR] is extraordinarily ambitious… the heady concepts THE REVIEWS: “Ijames has crafted a superbly written, emotionally of desire, self-control, and fate make it an absorbing and inventive compelling, and morally challenging play… We are never made comfortable work.” —The Washingtonian. “…90 minutes [of] ripe moments of in the world of this play, which looks dead-on at America’s original sin. raw emotion, well-timed zingers, topical modern references, and a It challenges by chasing down the guilt of all involved, even the most world of deeply insightful relatable elements…make this one of the hallowed and revered of founders. This exceptional new work will have most unique retellings in modern theatre. …this riveting new work legs to run on for as long as America exists.” — Inquirer. is simply impressive beyond compare.” —DCMetroTheaterArts.com. “…an extraordinary dark comedy about slavery in America… [a] theatrical discovery of the best kind—a terrific script not to be missed…” —DCMetroTheaterArts.com. “…[A] bold and theatrically Moon Man Walk bright new play… Ijames lets his imagination loose with MIZ MARTHA. by James Ijames The result is a skewered history that, like satire through the ages, has Drama the ring of truth…” —NewsWorks.org. Full Length 2 men, 2 women $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3815-7) Naperville $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3816-4) by Mat Smart THE STORY: Upon hearing about the sudden death of his mother, Comedy/Drama Spencer returns to his home in Philadelphia to plan her funeral. Along the Full Length way Spencer falls in love, discovers the truth about his absent father, and 2 men, 2 women, 1 n/s $100 per performance learns that his past is also the making of his present. This magical journey $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3881-2) through space and time takes us literally from Philadelphia to the moon $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3882-9) and back. THE STORY: Howard leaves his career in Seattle and moves back home THE REVIEWS: “Ijames…demonstrate[s] just how hard it can be for to Naperville, Illinois, to help his mother Candice transition after an humans to overcome the harsh truth of living in the present moment. accident leaves her blind. At the local Caribou Coffee, they cross paths …Nothing really appears to be what it is in the play, and that pull between with Anne, Howard’s old classmate and an expert on Naperville’s founder, fantasy, fiction, and the raw present is a theme that is beautifully sewn Captain Joseph Naper. NAPERVILLE is a comedy about high school throughout the narrative. …[a] gorgeous script.” —Philadelphia Magazine. crushes, curfews (for your mother), sight, and how beauty reveals itself “…lovely and accomplished… The story is both sweet and sad, which in the suburbs. is the characteristic tone of Ijames’ writing… MOON MAN WALK is THE REVIEWS: “Smart…surprises you in this intricate, delightful ambitious and intriguing.” —Philadelphia City Paper. “James Ijames’ comic drama… everyone in this shop has a story, a loss, a regret, and gorgeously written play dwells in the loneliness of being an only child to Smart weaves their tales together adeptly.” —NY Times. “…a quirky, a working single mother, the barriers we let down when genuine love deeply poetic homage to [an] affluent western suburb… [a] piercingly wants in and the enduring power of the mother-son relationship, one of honest and humane portrait of ordinary people… it is bound to leave the most magical things in life.” —Philadelphia Weekly. you breathless.” —Chicago Sun-Times. “NAPERVILLE is a charming and rich examination of a group of suburbanites looking for redemption from [an] underlying sense of malaise… NAPERVILLE is filled with magnetizing moments and engaging characters that play on the comedy and tragedy of quiet places we are too quick to forget. [Smart’s] dramedy is a beautiful valentine to the heart and soul of the American suburbs.” —NewYorkTheatreReview.com.

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Napoli, Brooklyn THE REVIEWS: “…vital, honest, and valuable. …OFFICE HOUR is interested not only in the question of gun violence, but in the painful, by Meghan Kennedy isolating struggle faced by the children of immigrant parents in this Drama country.” —NY Mag. “…[an] urgent and sensitive drama… tense and Full Length extremely well thought out… What is so gripping about the play…is the 2 men, 6 women $100 per performance ever-present fear of horrific violence that permeates the space, even as $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3831-7) sympathy grows for Dennis. …Cho effectively calls for compassion and $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3832-4) outreach from a society that commonly creates violent loners out of troubled THE STORY: In 1960 Brooklyn, the Muscolinos have raised three proud and children.” —BroadwayWorld.com. “…tension-filled… incisive… There’s passionate daughters. But as the girls come of age in a rapidly changing no denying the visceral intensity of this work.” —Hollywood Reporter. world, their paths diverge—in drastic and devastating ways—from their parents’ deeply traditional values. Despite their fierce love, each young woman harbors a secret longing that, if revealed, could tear the family The Parisian Woman apart. When an earth-shattering event rocks their Park Slope neighborhood, by Beau Willimon life comes to a screeching halt and the Muscolino sisters are forced to Political Drama confront their conflicting visions for the future in this gripping, provocative Full Length portrait of love in all its danger and beauty. 2 men, 3 women $100 per performance THE REVIEWS: “Kennedy has a lot to say about the immigrant experience, $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3893-5) the tension between old and new, and the violence that derives from an $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3894-2) insecure patriarchy…” —TheaterMania.com. “A working-class drama in the THE STORY: Set in Washington, D.C., where powerful friends are the tradition of , Arthur Miller, Arnold Wesker and , only kind worth having, the story follows Chloe, a socialite armed with NAPOLI, BROOKLYN…is always engrossing.” —TheaterScene.net. charm and wit, coming to terms with politics, her past, her marriage, and “…a classic probing of the meaning of family, the conflicting dimensions an uncertain future. Dark humor and drama collide at this pivotal moment of love and the shadowy of fate upon . …[Kennedy’s] in Chloe’s life, and in our nation’s, when the truth isn’t obvious and the writing…shimmers with an unforced poetic beauty. NAPOLI, BROOKLYN stakes couldn’t be higher. [has] an affecting vibrancy.” —TheaterScene.com. THE REVIEWS: “[THE PARISIAN WOMAN] makes for dishy entertainment. …politics are in Willimon’s wheelhouse. …a behind-the-scenes peek into what people in Washington think.” —NY Daily News. “[Willimon] succeed[s] Nollywood Dreams at revealing that D.C. politics is one of those places in America in which by Jocelyn Bioh the word ‘corrupt’ qualifies as a compliment. …Willimon is having his fun Comedy with his material. Devious fun, of course.” —TheClydeFitchReport.com. Full Length “…[a] surprising play about power, privilege, and manipulation in 2 men, 4 women modern-day Washington, D.C. …[It’s] thoroughly engaging, keeping $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3865-2) us on our toes and leaning in. …brilliance [is] stitched into every bit of $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3866-9) wordplay. THE PARISIAN WOMAN is best left to be discovered for its twists and turns…” —FrontMezzJunkies.com. THE STORY: It’s the nineties and in Lagos, Nigeria, the “Nollywood” film industry is exploding. Ayamma dreams of leaving her job at her parents’ travel agency and becoming a star. When she auditions for a new film by Nigeria’s hottest director, tension flares with his former leading lady—as The Portuguese Kid sparks fly with Nollywood’s biggest heartthrob. by John Patrick Shanley Romantic Comedy Full Length 2 men, 3 women Office Hour $100 per performance by Julia Cho $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3848-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3849-2) Drama Full Length THE STORY: In Providence, Rhode Island, habitually widowed Atalanta 2 men, 2 women pays a visit to her second-rate lawyer, Barry Dragonetti. Intending to settle $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3861-4) her latest husband’s affairs, this larger-than-life Greek tightwad quickly $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3862-1) becomes a nightmare for her cheesy, self-aggrandizing attorney. Add Barry’s impossible Croatian mother, a dash of politics, and a couple of opportunistic THE STORY: Gina was warned that one of her students would be a young , and you have in hand a recipe for comic combustion. . Eighteen years old and strikingly odd, Dennis writes violently obscene work clearly intended to unsettle those around him. Determined THE REVIEWS: “The funniest new comedy I’ve reviewed since…well, to know whether he’s a real threat, Gina compels Dennis to attend her ever. …I don’t know when I last saw another stage comedy that was funny right office hours. But as the clock ticks down, Gina realizes that “good” versus from the top, or one whose last scene was so unmanipulatively touching. …To “bad” is nothing more than a convenient illusion, and that the isolated laugh this hard for that long is downright therapeutic.” —Wall Street Journal. young student in her office has learned one thing above all else: For the “…uproariously entertaining… Shanley’s jokes are deliciously funny… powerless, the ability to terrify others is powerful indeed. THE PORTUGUESE KID makes for a wildly entertaining couple of hours of

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whip-smart banter…” —Entertainment Weekly. “[Shanley] returns to his Shoes.” —Independent (London). “Johnson’s plot inventively uses Jack’s quirky comedy roots. …this one’s quite a hoot. …one of the most hysterical condition to conjure vivid flashbacks. And the transition from Jack’s confused opening scenes ever to grace a New York stage… You will laugh—of that present to his triumphant past is superbly realised with the cast doubling or I have no doubt!” —NY1. even trebling as Hollywood greats.” —Metro (London). “PRISM offers some striking vignettes and nicely reflective moments. An opening scene in which Cardiff runs through the various movie-making aspect ratios using his slowly Pride and Prejudice rising garage door as evidence is inspired; and Cardiff’s final monologue by Kate Hamill, offers a moving reflection on art and mortality.” —Time Out London. adapted from the novel by Jane Austen Romantic Comedy Relativity Full Length 2 men, 3 women, 3 n/s (doubling, flexible casting) by Mark St. Germain $100 per performance Drama $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3857-7) Full Length $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3858-4) 1 man, 2 women THE STORY: The outspoken Elizabeth Bennet faces mounting pressure from $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3874-4) her status-conscious mother to secure a suitable marriage. But is marriage $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3875-1) suitable for a woman of Elizabeth’s intelligence and independence? Especially when the irritating, aloof, self-involved…tall, vaguely handsome, THE STORY: In 1902, Albert and Mileva Einstein had a daughter. Two years mildly amusing, and impossibly aristocratic Mr. Darcy keeps popping up later, the baby disappeared and was never spoken of again. It is now 1942, and at every turn?! Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so a reporter has come to interview Einstein about his mysterious family history, theatrical, or so full of life, than it does in this effervescent adaptation. only to discover far more secrets under the surface. As the reporter questions Einstein about his theory of relativity and personal past, she develops a new, THE REVIEWS: “Hamill…has a gift for condensing three-volume novels more pressing query: To be a great man, does one first need to be a good man? into galloping two-act plays. Her screwball PRIDE AND PREJUDICE…is as frolicsome as her earlier efforts. It hasn’t met a rib it can’t tickle.” —NY Times. THE REVIEWS: “St. Germain is a skilled writer of historical biography—if “The ever-ingenious Hamill has given us something completely and delightfully you saw his Freud’s Last Session…then you’ll have a sense of what you are different, a smallish-cast period-dress PRIDE AND PREJUDICE…done over buying here. [His] plays invariably are very practical, low-cost productions… in the revved-up manner of a Hollywood screwball comedy. …adapted they appeal to smart audiences who like a soupçon of intellectual rigor laced with fizzy, festive freedom, Hamill’s [PRIDE AND PREJUDICE] is full of with accessible humor. …you get to ponder some of life’s ironies—and, of Bringing Up Baby-style and the kind of barely controlled chaos that course, the morality of old Einstein himself…” —. you’d expect to see in a five-door Feydeau farce…” —Wall Street Journal. “What St. Germain ultimately shows the audience is that no family, no matter “Hamill’s PRIDE AND PREJUDICE has fun and charm to spare… [it] is full of [how] famous or wealthy, is exempt from dysfunction and drama. RELATIVITY high spirits and genuine mirth… Hamill excels…as a condenser of the goes into a lot of dark places and asks very hard questions without trying to story and a conveyer of fun. She cleverly squeezes Austen’s wide-ranging answer them—rather it simply states the questions and provides theories drawing-room comedy into the bodies of eight actors, almost all doubling about them—much like the life and work of its central character, and it to delightful and even moving effect.” —NY Mag. does so in seriously entertaining fashion.” —BroadwayWorld.com. “…well-crafted, taut, and insightful… raises provocative questions about the high price paid by those who nurture genius.” —TheArtsFuse.org. Prism by Terry Johnson School Girls; or, The African Mean Drama Full Length Girls Play 2 men, 2 women (doubling) by Jocelyn Bioh $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3903-1) Comedy $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3904-8) Full Length 8 women THE STORY: Legendary cinematographer Jack Cardiff has retired to the $100 per performance sleepy village of Denham, Buckinghamshire. The glory days of working $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3863-8) on some of the most famous sets in the world are now behind him, as $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3864-5) are his secret liasons with a number of equally famous women. Despite THE STORY: Paulina, the reigning queen bee at Ghana’s most exclusive the plethora of memorobilia from a lifetime of artistic achievement, boarding school, has her sights set on the Miss Universe pageant. But the writing an autobiography proves an impossible task—perhaps due to his arrival of Ericka, a new student with undeniable talent and beauty, captures insistance on living in the past rather than simply remembering it. Terry the attention of the pageant recruiter—and Paulina’s hive-minded friends. Johnson’s witty and poignant play examines the extraordinary life of the This buoyant and biting comedy explores the universal similarities (and cinematic master and two-time Oscar winner. glaring differences) facing teenage girls across the globe. THE REVIEWS: “Terry Johnson’s first full-length main-stage play in more THE REVIEWS: “…fascinating… The nasty-teen comedy genre emerges than a decade is an affectionate, funny and poignant homage to Jack wonderfully refreshed and even deepened by its immersion in a world it Cardiff, the great British cinematographer whose genius for ‘painting never considered. …Beneath the infectious silliness of [the] play’s adopted with light’ suffuses such classic films as Black Narcissus and The Red genre, the ugly question of internalized racism lurks. …With no underlining

20 n Order Acting Editions and apply for rights online: www.dramatists.com New Plays Catalogue of New Plays and without sacrificing laughs, [Bioh] is able…to bring the audience to of women find their identity in question, each needs to decide who an unexpectedly ambivalent conclusion about the morality of cultural makes the rules and what happens when you break them. dominance.” —NY Times. “…funny and fast-paced… and clear… THE REVIEWS: “…[A] smart and insightful play… Hutchinson is equally [Bioh] knows how to craft bouncy, juicy dialogue that performers can have adept at depicting adolescent angst, quarter-life quandaries and sexual fun with. She also knows that there’s a sting inside all this fun.” —NY Mag. muddles of middle age. It’s exciting to be drawn into a multilayered drama “[SCHOOL GIRLS] is a ferociously entertaining morality tale that proves as in which female characters are the driving force. Hutchinson’s engaging heartwarming as it is hilarious. …The clever writing features plenty of drama leaves you questioning the scripts that women are still too often astute period-appropriate touches… SCHOOL GIRLS…arrives as a heir to.” —Time Out NY. “SOMEBODY’S DAUGHTER is a gripping work that delightful surprise.” —Hollywood Reporter. touches on female infanticide, interracial relationships, [and] domestic abuse… Ordinarily, any one of those topics would be enough to sustain a play, but Hutchinson cleverly ties them all together in one deeply satisfying Sisters on the Ground drama.” —TheaterMania.com. “[An] exhilarating dramedy…with a buoyant by Max Posner sense of humor… SOMEBODY’S DAUGHTER never loses its appeal. It delivers Drama a steady stream of hearty laughs, while at the same time truly engaging Full Length the audience on a compelling emotional level.” —TheaterPizzazz.com. 1 man, 9 women $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3870-6) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3871-3) Squeamish THE STORY: Nowhere, Massachusetts, 1825. Martha was buried by all by Aaron Mark six of her sisters, including me. That spring, we started sleeping outdoors. Horror/Thriller We didn’t go back inside. What with Papa. Harriet got cholera. Beth got Full Length 1 woman Married. began bundling. Abigail got drunk. Lying on the dirt, $100 per performance facing the sky, we started saying sentences to each other. $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3924-6) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3925-3) THE STORY: Sharon, an Upper West Side shrink, longtime recovering Snore alcoholic, and world-class hemophobe, finds herself in the South Plains by Max Posner of Texas—off her psychotropic drugs—after her nephew’s sudden death. Drama SQUEAMISH is a grotesque tale of phobia and compulsion, a minimalist Full Length work of psychological horror about craving what terrifies us most. 3 men, 6 women $100 per performance THE REVIEWS: ”…SQUEAMISH is a play about blood—the fluid that $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3872-0) flows through our veins, the kinship we feel or don’t for our own families, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3873-7) the temperaments that we struggle to keep in balance.” —NY Times. THE STORY: In 2012, a tight-knit group of socially conscious college “…[a] tour de fear… As we watch this sophisticated and stylish New graduates strive to remain whole as the green pastures of their liberal arts Yorker gleefully transform into a monster, her gory self-discovery is utterly educations are paved over. Tom hopes to pass his bar exam to prevent the horrifying.” —Time Out NY. “…[Mark] specializes [in] sending chills up and U.S. from illegally deporting immigrants. He and Nina are finally moving in down spines with his theatrical thrillers… To call SQUEAMISH a bloody together. Deb is back from the orphanage in Honduras, where she fell in good time may be too obvious a pun, but Aaron Mark once again displays a love in Spanish. Abe remains committed to Israeli-Palestinian conflict sharp skill for descriptive and entertaining storytelling.” —BroadwayWorld.com resolution, although he can’t stop needling his friends. Mia won’t stop talking, and Allie doesn’t know where to start. On the audacious hunt for romantic fulfillment and societal worth, a circle of friendship changes The Talented Tenth shape. In six breathless birthday parties, SNORE maps a generational by Richard Wesley shift as idealism starts to rupture. Drama Full Length 4 men, 3 women $100 per performance Somebody’s Daughter $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3897-3) by Chisa Hutchinson $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3898-0) Drama THE STORY: THE TALENTED TENTH spans the life and career of Bernard Full Length Evans, a successful African American radio executive whose midlife crisis 3 men, 3 women $100 per performance has reached critical mass. A civil rights activist and Howard University $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3819-5) graduate, Bernard settled into a comfortable life and reaped the benefits $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3820-1) of a successful professional career, enjoying a state of prosperity and power. But something is missing, and Bernard is determined to reclaim THE STORY: Alex is a fifteen-year-old Asian-American girl going to the part of his life he feels he has lost. extremes to get her own mother to notice her. She’s a dream child— except to her parents who wish she was a boy. Luckily she finds a THE REVIEW: “Wesley makes a compelling statement about the sympathetic ear in Kate, her irreverent guidance counselor who knows guilts, doubts and compromises of those who have all too well what it’s like to walk in Alex’s shoes. As three generations escaped the soul-deadening grind of economic marginalism and

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achieved—at least ostensibly—the . …Wesley’s The Tug of War dialogue is epigrammatically brilliant, his drama far-ranging and moving, his themes universal.” —LA Times. by David Rambo Docudrama Full Length 10 men, 1 woman (doubling) Too Heavy for Your Pocket $100 per performance by Jiréh Breon Holder $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3827-0) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3828-7) Drama Full Length THE STORY: In October 1962, the nation’s young president, John F. 2 men, 2 women Kennedy, learns the Soviet Union is building military bases in Cuba—only $100 per performance 90 miles from the U.S. coast. Despite Soviet assurances that the build-up $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3846-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3847-8) is solely for Cuba’s defensive capability, Kennedy learns that the Soviets have been lying. Their Cuban installations comprise a nuclear missile THE STORY: In the summer of 1961, the Freedom Riders are embarking force capable of wiping out most of the continental . In an on a courageous journey into the Deep South. When twenty-year-old act of brilliant courage, Kennedy resists his urge to bomb the installations Bowzie Brandon gives up a life-changing college scholarship to join the immediately. Instead, he assembles a committee of the best and brightest movement, he’ll have to convince his loved ones—and himself—that minds to debate what action the U.S. should take. As the stakes rise by shaping his country’s future might be worth jeopardizing his own. the day…the hour…the minute…the second…the president weighs THE REVIEWS: “…illuminating and moving… TOO HEAVY FOR YOUR conflicting counsel from his national security team, the military, and his POCKET dramatizes questions of class difference within the black community brother, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. But the clock on human that rarely get broached onstage.” —NY Times. “Holder is putting his finger survival is ticking…and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is behaving on something powerful, something that Fight for Freedom narratives… more and more erratically. Drawn from White House Cuban Missile Crisis don’t necessarily get at: Protesting is a privilege.” —NY Mag. “Better than files and recordings, THE TUG OF WAR is a heart-pounding battle of any play I’ve seen on the subject, TOO HEAVY FOR YOUR POCKET examines intellect and hubris, when two rival leaders held the fate of the world in the role of class in our nation’s civil rights struggle; it dares to ask, is their hands. agitating for justice an activity most easily pursued by the otherwise privileged?” —TheaterMania.com. Ultimate Beauty Bible by Caroline V. McGraw The Treasurer Dark Comedy Full Length by Max Posner 2 men, 5 women Drama $100 per performance Full Length $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3841-6) 2 men, 2 women $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3842-3) $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3868-3) THE STORY: Danielle, Lee, and Tiffany have scaled the masthead of $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3869-0) Crimp magazine, gaining access to the best the city has to offer—nightlife, men, and the beautiful baubles showcased in every issue. But when THE STORY: Ida Armstrong is broke, lonely, and fading fast. And she’s workaholic Danielle is forced to face her mortality, she begins to wonder spending all of her children’s money, forcing her son to assume the what it’s all worth. In this dark comedy, questions of romance, sex, unwanted role of The Treasurer: an arrangement that becomes untenable ambition, and loyalty spin Danielle and her friends out of control as they the more he questions his devotion to her. This darkly funny, sharply consider the possibility of life without each other. intimate portrait chronicles the strained ties between a son and his aging mother, and the hell of a guilty conscience. THE REVIEWS: “McGraw’s wry and artful ULTIMATE BEAUTY BIBLE… is a play for anybody who has ever believed that the right lipstick, the THE REVIEWS: “…tender and unforgiving… [an] emotionally dense right shoes, the right lover might meaningfully alter the course of play… Posner’s writing is often effectively double-edged, an amalgam of one’s existence. Which is a lot of us.” —NY Times. “McGraw offers 21st-century casualness and cadenced lyricism. …the play adroitly balances a…satisfyingly complex array of characters, relationships, and musings the everyday and the extreme—while suggesting how crisis pushes reality on life… McGraw question[s] whether people can in fact change into the realm of nightmares… [Posner] has a sharp and original ear for the from the outside in, or whether our outsides merely mask what’s tension between what is spoken and what is not.” —NY Times. underneath.” —TheaterMania.com. “[THE TREASURER] is a quiet revelation. …It makes boundaries porous, creates a space that blends the mundane and the mystic, that slips between the life of the moment and the life of the mind, even obscures the border between life and whatever comes after. …Posner’s play is a ravishing slow burn, with layers that quietly unpeel as the piece goes on. …quite simply, a marvel.” —NY Mag. “…something of a Glass Menagerie forty years on, with an unlikely but welcome touch of . …[Posner] displays a brightly contemporary point of view with a keen comic sense.” —Huffington Post.

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Until the Flood We’re Gonna Be Okay by Dael Orlandersmith by Basil Kreimendahl Drama Comedy/Drama Full Length Full Length 1 n/s (flexible casting) 3 men, 3 women $100 per performance $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3883-6) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3807-2) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3884-3) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3808-9) THE STORY: Pulitzer Prize-finalist Dael Orlandersmith’s UNTIL THE FLOOD THE STORY: During the Cuban Missile Crisis, two average American was written in response to Michael Brown’s death. Having interviewed families build a slapdash bomb shelter on their shared property line. With scores of St. Louis residents, Orlandersmith portrays the many faces found nuclear warfare looming, they wonder: Is it the end? The end of baseball… within the community, giving each a chance to take center stage. and table manners…and macramé? But as they fret about the fall of THE REVIEWS: “[Orlandersmith] brings the questions, the pain and even civilization, they start to worry that something more personal is at stake. the unspeakable thoughts of hundreds, if not millions, to life. UNTIL THE A slyly hilarious, compassionate look at anxiety in America, WE’RE FLOOD is an urgent moral inquest.” —NY Times. “…eye-opening and quietly GONNA BE OKAY is about finding the courage to face who we are—and moving… [Orlandersmith] gets under these black skins and white skins and who we want to be. finds the common humanity of people who are just…people.” —Variety. THE REVIEWS: “[WE’RE GONNA BE OKAY] finds comedy in [an] age “UNTIL THE FLOOD pointedly avoids easy sanctimony, instead challenging of fear… Kreimendahl’s play wrestles with the fears we all have about us to confront…deep, long-running societal fissures… [Orlandersmith] the larger powers in charge but beyond our control, while offering build[s] a sobering brick-by-brick portrait of a society still reckoning with characters who seek to find the gentle, delightful and dynamic experiences racism in all its insidious forms. …the effect is akin to that of a prayer, a of what makes life momentous and worth living—even amid that fear and poetic plea for understanding and peace that ought to be heard all across loss.” —Louisville Courier-Journal. “The script is sharp and funny, playing the land.” —TheaterMania.com. with 1960s stereotypes while not becoming mired in a Leave It to Beaver satire. …WE’RE GONNA BE OKAY asks audiences…who we might truly We Are Pussy Riot or Everything Is P.R. let ourselves be, deep underground.” —WFPL News (Louisville, KY). by Barbara Hammond Drama White Full Length 3 men, 8 women, 1 n/s (doubling, flexible casting) by James Ijames $100 per performance Dark Comedy $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3905-5) Full Length $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3906-2) 2 men, 2 women $100 per performance THE STORY: In February 2012, five young women walked into the $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3813-3) Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in to protest the illegal presidential $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3814-0) election in Russia. The young activists, who called themselves Pussy Riot, offered up a 48-second punk prayer, shouting, “Virgin Mary, chase Putin THE STORY: Gus is an artist. Vanessa is an actress. Gus wants to be away!” before being dragged out of the church by security. After uploading presented in a major exhibition for artists of color, so he hires Vanessa to a video of the performance onto YouTube, the women of Pussy Riot were perform as Balkonaé Townsend, a brash and political artist that will fit arrested as enemies of church and state. But when Western media the museum’s desire for “new voices.” Everything is great, until Balkonaé reclaimed the story, Pussy Riot’s protest became the greatest piece of takes over and Gus has to deal with the mess he’s made. This plays spins performance art in Russian history. out of control as it explores issues of race, gender, sexuality, and art. THE REVIEWS: “[WE ARE PUSSY RIOT OR EVERYTHING IS P.R.] takes us THE REVIEWS: “This funny…work draws on both life and art to examine into the spirit of Pussy Riot, into the wild energy and forceful violation of racial tourism, power, and identity… WHITE bursts with humor…the best public spaces, into the group’s provocative language, and total disrespect of which come at the expense of the institutionalization of art… The for state authority… [It] brings that Russian energy to an American stage, ending adds a surreal twist, driving home Ijames’ exploration of black allowing us to witness…what it means to stand-up [sic] against the women’s exploitation by feminism, by contemporary culture, and by white oppressiveness of state power and be counted.” —DCMetroTheaterArts.com. women.” —Philadelphia Inquirer. “Much of Ijames’ play…unspools as a “…an immersive and outstanding theatrical experience, filled with unique sharp examination of white privilege, especially as it pertains to creation, choices and the sobering undercurrent that this story is not just theatrical representation, and exhibition in the art world. But thanks to skillful writing and fiction.” —BroadwayWorld.com. “…a poetic and sliced-up chronicle of one of the most perfectly executed red herrings I’ve ever seen, WHITE morphs the self-styled ‘most famous performance art piece in history’ and the into possibly the strongest theatrical statement on the commodification of politics and personas that swirl around it.” —City Arts (Seattle). black bodies since Suzan-Lori Parks’ Venus.” —Phindie.com.

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Who’s Your Baghdaddy, or How I Started the Iraq War book, music, and lyrics by Marshall Pailet and A.D. Penedo Comedy Musical 6 men, 2 women (doubling) Fee quoted upon application $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3803-4) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3804-1) THE STORY: The show begins in a church basement, where disgraced spies, along with the unwitting audience, gather for a support group meeting. The action soon shifts to Frankfurt Airport, where a mysterious Iraqi defector claims he built secret Iraqi bio-weapons labs. At CIA headquarters, our other characters are contending with their own ambitions, rash decisions, inflexible bosses, unrequited affections, and unremitting boredom—when a fax arrives from Germany, and with it a golden opportunity. If the defector’s story holds up, it will be the ticket out of and into a corner office. It’s all fun and games until the looming cataclysm changes everything. THE REVIEWS: “…an important, cunning, rock-solid musical comedy with a terrible title…” —NY Times. “A whip-smart musical comedy that’s sure to leave you laughing and thinking for days… nothing short of brilliant… [Pailet and Penedo] harness musical comedy in an intelligent, creative, and witty way that makes this shocking true story palatable. This is not only impressive, it is deeply important.” —Theasy.com. “[WHO’S YOUR BAGHDADDY] will have you laughing out loud at its absurdist humor, while shaking your head in horror at the true absurdity of what really happened and the shocking casualties that resulted.” —DCMetroTheaterArts.com.

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Abbott, George Anderson, Robert Ayvazian, Leslie (Holm) I Never Sang for My Father 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 (collection) (var. Ableman, Paul Fragments Solitaire, Double Solitaire (collection) authors) Green Julia The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? You Know I Can’t Hear You When Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Ackerman, Rob The Lady from Dubuque the Water’s Running (collection) (collection) (var. authors) Call Me Waldo: A Transcendental Anderson, Walt High Dive Romance Malcolm “Me, Candido!” Lovely Day Disconnect Anyanwu, Ngozi Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Me, Myself & I H The Homecoming Queen Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) (collection) (var. authors) The Play About the Baby Appell, Don Nine Armenians Outstanding Short Plays Volume Seascape Lullaby Babe, Thomas Three (collection) (var. authors) Three Tall Women Archer, Daniel Billy Irish Tabletop Mr. Barry’s Etchings (Bullock) Buried Inside Extra Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Ackermann, Joan Ardrey, Robert Demon Wine Albom, Mitch The Batting Cage Sing Me No Lullaby And the Winner Is Ice Glen Thunder Rock Great Solo Town Duck Hunter Shoots Angel Marcus Is Walking: Scenes from the Arley, Catherine Kid Champion Road Tuesdays with Morrie (Hatcher) Planet Fires Alexander, Robert Tantalus (Cullen) Off the Map Armento, Kevin Rebel Women Ackland, Rodney Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Salt Lake City Skyline Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally Farewell, Farewell, Eugene (Vari) Arno, Owen G. Taken in Marriage Adams, Johnna Alexander, Ronald Backhaus, Jaclyn Grand Prize Once for the Asking Gidion’s Knot Men on Boats Holiday for Lovers Two Short Plays (collection) Lickspittles, Buttonholers and Bader, Jenny Lyn Nobody Loves an Albatross Arntson, Bruce Damned Pernicious Go-Betweens Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Time and Ginger The Doyle and Debbie Show Sans Merci Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Time Out for Ginger Aron, Geraldine Adams, Liz Duffy None of the Above Alibar, Lucy My Brilliant Divorce Or, Outstanding Short Plays Volume Juicy and Delicious Arrighi, Mel Aerenson, Benjie Three (collection) (var. authors) Allen, Claudia The Castro Complex Lighting Up the Two-Year-Old Baer, Richard I Sailed with Magellan An Ordinary Man Aguirre-Sacasa, Roberto Mixed Emotions Allen, Jenny Askins, Robert Abigail/1702 Bagnold, Enid I Got Sick Then I Got Better Hand to God Based on a Totally True Story National Velvet Allen, Woody Ataei, Maryam Dark Matters Bailey, Peter John Relatively Speaking (collection) (var. (see: Ridgely, Tom) Doctor Cerberus Passing Through authors) Atik, Chiara Good Boys and True Baitz, Jon Robin Allensworth, Carl Outstanding Short Plays Volume King of Shadows A Fair Country Interurban (Dorothy Allensworth) Three (collection) (var. authors) The Muckle Man The Simple Truth Auburn, David The Mystery Plays (collection) Village Green Mizlansky/Zilinsky or “Schmucks” The Picture of Dorian Gray The Columnist Other Desert Cities Allensworth, Dorothy Fifth Planet and Other Plays (collection) Rough Magic Interurban (Carl Allensworth) The Letter Say You Love Satan The Journals of Mihail Sebastian Ten Unknowns Anderson, Jane Lost Lake The Velvet Sky The Escort Vicuña The New York Idea The Weird (collection) Looking for Normal Baizley, Doris Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Aiken, Conrad Anderson, Maxwell A Christmas Carol (collection) (var. authors) Mr. Arcularis Anne of the Thousand Days Mrs. California Proof Akhtar, Ayad Bad Seed Baker, Skyscraper Disgraced Barefoot in Athens The Invisible Hand Candle in the Wind Augustin, Jeff Circle Mirror Transformation H Junk The Golden Six Corktown, or Through the Valley of Baker, Edward Allan The Who & The What High Tor Dry Bones A ’s Apartment, Albee, Edward Joan of Lorraine Little Children Dream of God Rosemary with Ginger, Face The American Dream, , Journey to Jerusalem Aurthur, Robert Alan Divided (collection) The Death of Bessie Smith, Fam Key Largo A Very Special Baby The Framer and Yam (collection) The Masque of Kings Avidon, Mallery North of Providence, Dolores, The At Home at the Zoo Second Overture Mary-Kate Olsen Is in Love Lady of Fadima (collection) The Ballad of the Sad Cafe The Star Wagon queerSpawn Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Box and Quotations from Chairman Storm Operation Axelrod, George Beauty, and Truth; Lila on the Mao Tse-Tung (collection) Truckline Cafe The Seven Year Itch Wall; Mafia on Prozac (collection) Counting the Ways and Listening The Wingless Victory Axlerod, David Baker, Paul (collection) Winterset Money (Pottle, Whedon) Hamlet ESP

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Ball, Alan The Little Dog Laughed Berry, David Thief River All That I Will Ever Be Mr. & Mrs. Fitch G.R. Point Two Rooms Five One-Act Plays (collection) Music from a Sparkling Planet The Whales of August A User’s Guide to Hell, Featuring Five Women Wearing the Same Dress The Nance Besier, Rudolf Bernard Madoff Banci, Lewis Shows for Days The Barretts of Wimpole Street A Walk in The Ten O’Clock Scholar (Smith) Beaty, Daniel Bevan, Donald When We Go Upon the Sea Banks, Nathaniel Breath & Imagination Stalag 17 (Trzcinski) The Winning Streak The Curate’s Play Beckett, Samuel Bicknell, Arthur Bloch, Bertram Season of Choice Not I Masterpieces (Brewer) Barber, Matthew Waiting for Godot Bigelow, Otis Block, Anita Rowe Enchanted April Behrman, S.N. The Giants’ Dance Love and Kisses H Fireflies The Peacock Season Amphitryon 38 Blomquist, David Barfield, Tanya Biguenet, John End of Summer Weekends Like Other People Blue Door Shotgun Jacobowsky and the Colonel Bock, Adam Bright Half Life Bill, Stephen Beich, Albert The Shaker Chair The Call Curtains The Man in the Dog Suit (Wright) Barlow, Anna Marie Bioh, Jocelyn Bockley, Seth Belber, Stephen Ferryboat H Nollywood Dreams Wilderness (Hamburger) Carol Mulroney A Limb of Snow and The Meeting H School Girls; or, The African Bogosian, Eric The Death of Frank (collection) Mean Girls Play Griller Don’t Go Gentle Baron, Courtney Bishop, Conrad Humpty Dumpty Eat Your Heart Out Dusk Rings a Bell Full Hookup (Fuller) Red Angel A Very Common Procedure Fault Lines Bishop, John SubUrbia Baron, Jeff Geometry of Fire Borderlines (collection) Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Visiting Mr. Green Match Cabin 12 Boland, Bridget Barr, Nancy McReele Confluence and The Skirmishers The Prisoner Mrs. Cage The Muscles in Our Toes (collection) Bolt, Jonathan Barrie, J.M. A Small, Melodramatic Story The Harvesting Threads Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Tape The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 To Culebra Not Grow Up (Caird, Nunn) The Transparency of Val Black, Jean Ferguson Bontempo, James Barry, P.J. (see also: Kaufman, Moisés and Penny Wise A Place at Forest Lawn (Yankee) Reasonable Circulation Tectonic Theater Project) Black, Lewis Boretz, Allen Bell, Neal Barry, Philip One Slight Hitch Room Service (Murray) Second Threshold (Sherwood) Cold Sweat Black, Stephen Bosakowski, Phil Barry, Sebastian On the Bum, or The Next Train Through The Pokey and The Horse Latitudes Chopin in Space Our Lady of Sligo Operation Midnight Climax (collection) Crossin’ the Line The Steward of Christendom Raw Youth Blake, Lisabeth Bottrell, David Bartlett, Mike Ready for the River Brewsie and Willie (Violett) Dearly Departed (Jones) Bull Sleeping Dogs Blank, Jessica Bovell, Andrew Cock Two Small Bodies (see Blank, Jessica and Erik Jensen) Speaking in Tongues Contractions Belluso, John Blank, Jessica and Erik Jensen When the Rain Stops Falling King Charles III Henry Flamethrowa Aftermath Bowles, Jane Love, Love, Love A Nervous Smile The Exonerated In the Summer House Bastron, Robert Pyretown Blankman, Howard A Contemporary American’s Guide to The Rules of Charity By Hex (Gehman, Rengier) Braff, Zach a Successful Marriage © 1959 Beloin, Edmund Blessing, Lee All New People Batistick, Mike In Any Language (Garson) Black Sheep Brampton, Joan Chicken A Body of Water Benét, Stephen Vincent Dilemma Ponies Chesapeake The Devil and Daniel Webster Braverman, Carole Port Authority Throw Down Cobb (Moore) The Yiddish Trojan Women Batson, George Down the Road John Brown’s Body Breen, Patrick Gift of Murder! Eleemosynary Benjamin, Keith Alan Class Company Class One- Her Majesty, Miss Jones (Harman) Flag Day 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 (collection) Acts, 1992 (collection) (var. authors) Ramshackle Inn For the Loyal Brevoort, Deborah Strange Boarders (Kirkland) (var. authors) Fortinbras The Women of Lockerbie Bauer, P. Seth Benjamin, Nell Going to St. Ives Brewer, George Iphigenia The Explorers Club Great Falls Dark Victory (Bloch) Bayer, Eleanor Berg, Dick Independence Third Best Sport (Leo Bayer) The Drop of a Hat Lake Street Extension Brienza, Laura Bayer, Leo Berger, Jesse Lonesome Hollow Old Love New Love Third Best Sport (Eleanor Bayer) The Revenger’s Tragedy Nice People Dancing to Good Broadhurst, Kent Bean, Richard Women Beware Women Country Music The Eye of the Beholder One Man, Two Guvnors Berkman, Zak Oldtimers Game The Habitual Acceptance of the Under the Whaleback Beauty on the Vine Outstanding Short Plays Volume Near Enough Beane, Douglas Carter Berman, Brooke Three (collection) (var. authors) Lemons As Bees in Honey Drown Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Patient A Brod, Max The Country Club Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Riches The Castle (Fishelson, Leichter)

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Bromberg, Conrad Hysterical Blindness Hecuba Childress, Alice Actors and At Home (collection) Mercy The Mai and String (collection) Transfers (collection) Cain, Bill Marble Wine in the Wilderness Brooke, Eleanor 9 Circles On Raftery’s Hill Childs, Kirsten King of Hearts (Kerr) Equivocation Portia Coughlan The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Brooks, Laurie Caird, John Woman and Scarecrow Chameleon Skin Franklin’s Apprentice The Beggar’s Opera (Gay, Sekacz) Carroll, Paul Vincent Chimonides, Jason The Optimist Brooks, Michelle Kholos Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Shadow and Substance Chislett, Anne Kalamazoo (Younger) Not Grow Up (Barrie, Nunn) The Wayward Saint The Wise Have Not Spoken Another Season’s Promise (Roulston) Brown, Carlyle Calarco, Joe Carson, Jo Quiet in the Land Abe Lincoln and Uncle Tom in the Shakespeare’s R&J Daytrips The Tomorrow Box White House Walter Cronkite is Dead. Carter, Arthur Cho, Julia The African Company Presents Calderón de la Barca, Pedro Life Is a Dream The Number 99 Histories Richard III Caldwell, Joseph Carter, Scott The Architecture of Loss Are You Now or Have You Cockeyed Kite The Gospel According to Thomas Aubergine Ever Been… Caldwell, Lucy Jefferson, Charles Dickens and BFE Buffalo Hair Leaves Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord Durango Down in Mississippi The Language Archive Cale, David Carter, Steve The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated H Office Hour Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Nevis The Piano Teacher Colored Minstrel Show Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Cary, Morland Chodorov, Edward Pure Confidence Cameron, Kenneth Because Their Hearts Were Pure (or The Spa Brown, K.C. The Hundred and First The Secret of the Mine) Chodorov, Jerome Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Papp Love Rides the Rails (or Will the (see: Chodorov, Jerome and Joseph Brownell, Julia Campbell, Alexi Kaye Mail Train Run Tonight?) Fields) All-American Casale, Mick Chodorov, Jerome and Joseph Buermann, Howard Campbell, Mark Elm Circle Fields Quiet Please Splendora (Hoffman, Webb) Case, Andrew Bullock, Walter Campton, David The Rant Anniversary Waltz Mr. Barry’s Etchings (Archer) The Life and Death of Almost Caspary, Vera The French Touch Junior Miss Bunin, Keith Everybody Laura (Sklar) My Sister Eileen The Busy World Is Hushed Little Brother: Little Sister and Out Chaikin, Joseph Civilians, The The Credeaux Canvas of the Flying Pan (collection) When the World Was Green (A Gone Missing The Principality of Sorrows A Smell of Burning and Then… Chef’s Fable) (Shepard) In the Footprint: The Battle Over The World Over (collection) Chamberlain, Marisha Capote, Truman Scheherazade Atlantic Yards Burgess, Sarah This Beautiful City (Lewis) Dry Powder The Grass Harp Chambers, David Carbajal, Ruben Cizmar, Paula H Kings The Miser The Gifted Program Chapman, John Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert Burnett, Carol Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Caren, Jonathan The Brides of March Hollywood Arms () Filloux, et al.) Catch the Fish Not Now, Darling (Cooney) Burns, Scott Z. Clark, Maurice Need to Know Chapman, Linda S. The Library Button, Button The Recommendation The Beebo Brinker Chronicles (Ryan) Butler, Dan Cleage, Pearl Cariani, John Chapman, Robert The Only Thing Worse You Could Blues for an Alabama Sky Almost, Maine Billy Budd (Coxe) Have Told Me… Bourbon at the Border cul-de-sac Charman, Matt Butterfield, Catherine Flyin’ West Last Gas Regrets Joined at the Head The Nacirema Society Requests the Love/Sick Chase, Jerry The Sleeper Honor of Your Presence at a Caristi, Vincent Cinderella Wore Combat Boots Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Celebration of Their First One Snowing at Delphi Chase, Mary Caristi, et al.) Hundred Years Butterworth, Jez Bernadine Carlino, Lewis John A Song for Coretta Mojo Cocktails with The Brick and the Rose Clements, Colin The Night Heron The Dog Sitters Byrne, M. St. Claire Cages (collection) Isn’t Nature Wonderful? (Ryerson) Harvey Cleveland, Rick Busman’s Honeymoon (Sayers) The Dirty Old Man Mickey My Bill Byrne, Monica The Exercise Midgie Purvis My Pal George What Every Girl Should Know Junk Yard Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Objective Mrs. McThing Clork, Harry Byron, Ellen Case (collection) The Prize Play See My Lawyer (Maibaum) Election Year and So When You Get The School for Scandal The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Coble, Eric Married (collection) Telemachus Clay Chaves, Richard Bright Ideas Graceland and Asleep on the Wind Two Short Plays (collection) Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent The Dead Guy (collection) Used Car for Sale Caristi, et al.) Huck Finn Caan, Scott Carnelia, Craig Chayefsky, Paddy The Velocity of Autumn No Way Around but Through Three Postcards (Lucas) Gideon Coen, Ethan The Trouble with Where We Come From Carolan, Stuart Chen, Christopher Almost an Evening (collection) Two Wrongs Defender of the Faith Caught Offices (collection) Cahill, Laura Carr, Marina Chetkovich, Kathryn Relatively Speaking (collection) (var. 3 by E.S.T. (collection) (var. authors) By the Bog of Cats Acts of Love authors)

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Coen, Larry Courts, Randy D’Andrea, Paul Dark Hammock Epic Proportions (Crane) The Fabulous Lipitones (Markus, St. The Einstein Project (Klein) Dead Giveaway Coffin, Gregg Germain) Daniels, Jeff Minor Murder Convenience (see also: Courts, Randy and Mark Apartment 3A Wallflower Five Course Love St. Germain) Boom Town Devine, Jerry Cohen, Bennett S. Courts, Randy and Mark St. Escanaba in Moonlight Children of the Wind It Can’t Happen Here (Taccone) Germain The Vast Difference Devine, Sean The Gifts of the Magi Cohen, Burton Danz, Cassandra Daisy Johnny Pye The Great American Cheese Fame Takes a Holiday (Fulham, Leight) Devlin, Anne Cowen, Ron Sandwich Dashow, Ken After Easter The Book of Murder Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays Ourselves Alone Saturday Adoption About Love, Death and Bad Acting Dewberry, Elizabeth Revenge Summertree (collection) Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine The Wedding of the Siamese Twins Cowhig, Frances Ya-Chu DaSilva, Howard Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Colaizzo, Paul Downs 410[Gone] The Zulu and the Zayda (Leon, Rome) Diaz, Kristoffer Really Really Lidless Daurio, Ken Welcome to Arroyo’s Cole, Tom The World of Extreme Bubble Boy (Paul) Dickey, Jessica Coxe, Louis O. About Time Davalos, David Row after Row Billy Budd (Chapman) Columbus, Curt Wittenberg Dietz, Dan Coxon, Lucinda Cherry Orchard Davis, Bill C. Tempodyssey Happy Now? H Fuenteovejuna, Avow Dietz, Steven Crane, David or Like Sheep to Water… Mass Appeal American La Ronde Epic Proportions (Coen) Ivanov Wrestlers Becky’s New Car Crane, Roger Seagull Davis, Donald The Last Confession Bloomsday Sparrow Grass Ethan Frome () Crichton, Kyle Dracula Davis, Owen The Happiest Millionaire Force of Nature Ethan Frome (Donald Davis) Uncle Vanya Cristofer, Michael Halcyon Days Connelly, Marc Black Angel Davis, Russell Inventing Van Gogh The Green Pastures The Lady and the Clarinet The Last Good Moment of Lily Baker Last of the Boys Little David Crocitto, Frank Dawkins, Philip Lonely Planet The Traveler The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky H Charm The Nina Variations Connolly, Cyril Crothers, Rachel Dawson, Gregory Paragon Springs The Ubu Plays (collection) (Taylor) Susan and God Great Scot! (Conradt, Leeds, McAfee) Private Eyes Dayton, Katharine Conradt, Mark Crouse, Russel Rancho Mirage First Lady (Kaufman) Rocket Man Great Scot! (Dawson, Leeds, (see: Lindsay, Howard and Russel de Hartog, Jan Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure McAfee) Crouse) Crump, Owen Skipper Next to God Shooting Star Cooney, Ray Southern Exposure de Kruif, Paul This Random World Bang Bang Beirut (Hilton) Cruz, Nilo Yellow Jack (Howard) Trust Chase Me, Comrade! Anna in the Tropics Dean, Phillip Hayes Yankee Tavern Not Now, Darling (Chapman) Beauty of the Father The American Nightmare (collection) DiFusco, John Corbett, Bill A Bicycle Country Every Night When the Sun Goes Down Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent The Big Slam Doña Rosita the Spinster Freeman Caristi, et al.) Corbin, Barry Hortensia and the Museum of Moloch Blues (collection) Diggs, Elizabeth Throckmorton, TX. 76083 (collection) Dreams Paul Robeson Close Ties Corrigan, Robert W. Life Is a Dream The Sty of the Blind Pig Dumping Ground Night Train to Bolina Debner, Stephanie L. Goodbye Freddy Ivanov Two Sisters and a Piano To Fool the Eye (Hatcher) DiIorio, Gino The Sea Gull Cryer, Gretchen Deen, Mashuq Mushtaq Sam and Dede, or My Dinner with The Three Sisters The Gorges Motel (collection) (var. Draw the Circle André the Giant Uncle Vanya authors) DeLillo, Don Dinelaris, Alexander The Wood Demon Cucci, Frank The Day Room Still Life Corthron, Kara Lee The Ofay Watcher Love-Lies-Bleeding Dinelli, Mel Outstanding Short Plays Volume Cullen, Ian Valparaiso The Man Del Rosso, Steph Three (collection) (var. authors) Tantalus (Arley) DiPietro, Joe Cullinan, Thomas H Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Fill Corthron, Kia Art of Murder Mrs. Lincoln Denham, Reginald Breath, Boom Clever Little Lies Curran, Keith Blue Heaven Creating Claire Come Down Burning Dalton’s Back A Dash of Bitters (Smith) Fucking Men Force Continuum Walking the Dead Oh, Mama! No, Papa! The Last Romance Seeking the Genesis Damashek, Barbara Recipe for a Crime Living on Love Splash Hatch on the E Going Down Quilters (Newman) (see also: Denham, Reginald and Over the River and Through the Woods Corwin, Norman Damato, Anthony Mary Orr) Dizenzo, Charles The Rivalry The Flounder Complex (see also: Percy, Edward and Big Mother Cotter, Patricia D’Amour, Lisa Reginald Denham) The Drapes Come Outstanding Short Plays Volume Airline Highway Denham, Reginald and Mary Orr An Evening for Merlin Finch Three (collection) (var. authors) Be Your Age A Great Career

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The Last Straw and Sociability Three Short Plays (collection) Elward, James Feingold, Michael (collection) Titanic Best of Friends Times and Appetites of Toulouse- The Metamorphosis Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Friday Night (collection) Lautrec (Wanshel) Doherty, Brian Spike Emerson, Eric E. Feldshuh, David Father Malachy’s Miracle The Vietnamization of Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Miss Evers’ Boys Dohrn, Zayd Why Torture Is Wrong, and the Caristi, et al.) Fennelly, Parker W. The Profane People Who Love Them Emshwiller, Susan Cuckoos on the Hearth Dolginoff, Stephen Ferber, Edna D’Usseau, Arnaud Dominoes Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story Endore, Guy (see: Kaufman, George S. and Edna (see: D’Usseau, Arnaud and James Gow) Domingo, Colman Call Me Shakespeare Ferber) D’Usseau, Arnaud and James Gow Wild with Happy Englander, Nathan Field, Barbara Deep Are Donaghy, Tom The Twenty-Seventh Man Boundary Waters Legend of Sarah The Beginning of August Eno, Will Great Expectations Boys and Girls Dyer, William The Flu Season Marriage The Dadshuttle and Down the Shore Jo (Parks) Thom Pain (based on nothing) Playing with Fire (After Frankenstein) (collection) Dyne, Michael Ensler, Eve Fields, Joseph From Above The Right Honourable Gentleman Emotional Creature The Doughgirls Minutes from the Blue Route Eason, Laura The Good Body (see also: Chodorov, Jerome and Northeast Local The Adventures of Tom Sawyer H Joseph Fields) Donatus, Sister Mary In the Body of the World Fierstein, Harvey Career Angel (Female Version) Sex with Strangers Necessary Targets Casa Valentina Doran, Bathsheba The Undeniable Sound of Right Now The Treatment Filloux, Catherine Kin Eberhard, Leslie The Vagina Monologues Dorsen, Annie Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Ephron, Delia Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine (, Rodewald) Detective (Levy, Sneed, Webb) Love, Loss and What I Wore (Nora Filloux, et al.) Dougherty, Joseph Edelstein, Barry Ephron) Fingleton, Anthony Over My Dead Body (Sutton) Digby Race Ephron, Nora Finklehoffe, Fred F. Driver, Donald Edgar, David Love, Loss and What I Wore (Delia Brother Rat (Monks, Jr.) Status Quo Vadis Continental Divide: Daughters of the Ephron) Lucky Guy Finley, Cory Drukman, Steven Revolution Death of the Author Epstein, David The Feast Continental Divide: Mothers Against du Maurier, Daphne Exact Change Firth, Tim The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Rebecca Evans, Don Neville’s Island Duff, James Nickleby: Part I It’s Showdown Time Fishburne, Laurence Home Front The Life and Adventures of Nicholas A Lovesong for Miss Lydia Riff Raff Dulack, Tom Nickleby: Part II One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show Fishelson, David Breaking Legs Edson, Margaret The Prodigals (collection) The Brothers Karamazov Diminished Capacity Wit The Trials and Tribulations of The Castle (Brod, Leichter) Incommunicado Edwards, Gus Staggerlee Booker T. Brown The Golem (Landis) The Road to Damascus The Offering Evans, Scott Alan The Idiot Solomon’s Child Old Phantoms The Triangle Factory Fire Project Flemming, Brian Dunlop, Frank Egloff, Elizabeth (Piehler) Bat Boy: The Musical (Farley, O’Keefe) Address Unknown Desire—Six One-Act Plays Fairey, Ellen Fletcher, Lucille Dunn, Mark Sorry, Wrong Number and The (collection) (var. authors) Graceland The Deer and the Antelope Play Hitch-Hiker (collection) The Devils Falk, Lee Dunning, Philip Eris and Home at Six (collection) Night Watch Sequel to a Verdict The Swan Farley, Keythe Fodor, Kate Dunphy, Jack Eisenberg, Jesse Bat Boy: The Musical (Flemming, 100 Saints You Should Know Café Moon Asuncion O’Keefe) Hannah and Martin Squirrel The Revisionist Feffer, Steve Rx Too Close for Comfort The Spoils The Wizards of Quiz Fogle, Sonya Durang, Christopher El Guindi, Yussef (see Seligman, Marjorie and Sonya Baby with the Bathwater Feibleman, Peter Back of the Throat Cakewalk Fogle) Betty’s Summer Vacation Foote, Daisy Jihad Jones and the Kalashnikov Feiffer, Halley Durang/Durang (collection) Babes Bhutan The Idiots Karamazov (Innaurato) A Funny Thing Happened on the Pilgrims Musa and Sheri in the New Him Laughing Wild Way to the Gynecologic Oncology World Foote, Horton The Marriage of Bette and Boo Unit at Memorial Sloan Kettering Such a Beautiful Voice Is Sayeda’s 1918 Miss Witherspoon Cancer Center of Blind Date and The Actor (collection) and Karima’s City (collection) Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas How to Make Friends and Then Kill Them The Carpetbagger’s Children Elliott, Sumner Locke Binge I’m Gonna Pray for You So Hard The Chase Naomi in the Living Room and Other Buy Me Blue Ribbons Feiffer, Jules A Coffin in Egypt Short Plays (collection) Ellis, Edith A Bad Friend Convicts Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Seven Sisters Carnal Knowledge Courtship (collection) (var. authors) Ellison, Karen Crawling Arnold Cousins Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All The Harry and Sam Dialogues Elliot Loves The Day Emily Married for You and The Actor’s Nightmare Elman, Irving Feiffer’s People The Death of Papa (collection) The Brass Ring Hold Me! 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Getting Frankie Married—and Friel, Brian Dog Eat Dog Handy Dandy Afterwards Afterplay; The Yalta Game; The Bear Father Dreams Monday After the Miracle The Habitation of Dragons (collection) How to Say Goodbye Gien, Pamela The Last of the Thorntons Dancing at Lughnasa Little Bird The Syringa Tree Laura Dennis Give Me Your Answer, Do! Love Minus Gilford, C.B. Lily Dale Hedda Gabler Win/Lose/Draw (collection) (Watson) Widow’s Mite (Gibson) The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees Windshook Gilford, Joe The Midnight Caller A Month in the Country, After Gallavan, Rick Finks Night Seasons Turgenev Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Gilles, D.B. The Old Friends Three Sisters Caristi, et al.) Cash Flow The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part One: Uncle Vanya Gardley, Marcus The Girl Who Loved the Beatles The Story of a Childhood Frisch, Peter Desire—Six One-Act Plays Stardust Boys The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Two: American Dreams (collection) (var. authors) Men’s Singles The Story of a Marriage Frockt, Deborah Lynn Garson, Henry Gillis, Graeme The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine In Any Language (Beloin) Thicker than Water (collection) (var. Three: The Story of a Family Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Gay, John authors) The Road to the Graveyard Fry, Christopher The Beggar’s Opera (Caird, Sekacz) Gilman, Rebecca The Roads to Home (collection) The Dark Is Light Enough Gehman, Richard Desire—Six One-Act Plays Roots in a Parched Ground Duel of Angels By Hex (Blankman, Rengier) (collection) (var. authors) Talking Pictures The Firstborn Geiger, Milton Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine The Tears of My Sister, The Judith Edwin Booth Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Prisoner’s Song, The One-Armed The Lady’s Not for Burning Gelb, Alan The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter Man and The Land of the One Thing More Mombo Ginsbury, Norman Astronauts (collection) A Phoenix Too Frequent Gems, Pam The First Gentleman Tomorrow Ring Round the Moon Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Ginty, E.B. The Traveling Lady A Sleep of Prisoners Geoghan, Jim Missouri Legend The Trip to Bountiful Thor, with Angels Ug, The Caveman Musical (Rick Gionfriddo, Gina Valentine’s Day Venus Observed Rhodes, Vivian Rhodes) After Ashley Vernon Early A Yard of Sun George, Charles Becky Shaw The Widow Claire Fry, Ray Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Baby Can You Forgive Her? A Young Lady of Property: Six Short The Cameo Everybody’s Secret Rapture, Blister, Burn Plays (collection) Fugard, Athol Final Performance, or The Curtain Falls U.S. Drag The Young Man from Atlanta Coming Home Legend of Camille Glass, Joanna McClelland Forgette, Katie Exits and Entrances When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Artichoke The O’Conner Girls Victory Germann, Greg Canadian Gothic and American Foster, Hunter Fulham, Mary 3 by E.S.T. (collection) (var. authors) Modern: Two Plays (collection) Summer of ’42 (Kirshenbaum) Fame Takes a Holiday (Danz, Leight) Gialanella, Victor If We Are Women Fowkes, William Fuller, Elizabeth Frankenstein Glines, John All in the Faculty Full Hookup (Bishop) Giardina, Anthony In the Desert of My Soul Fox, Amy Fuller, Elizabeth L. H Dan Cody’s Yacht Glore, John Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Me and Jezebel Living at Home The Company of Heaven (collection) (var. authors) Furth, George Gibbons, Thomas Glover, Keith Summer Cyclone Getting Away with Murder The Exhibition Coming of the Hurricane Thicker than Water (collection) (var. (Sondheim) Uncanny Valley Dancing on Moonlight authors) Gaffney, Mo Gibson, Elizabeth Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Francke, Caroline Parallel Lives (Najimy) Widow’s Mite (Gilford) Comedy (collection) (var. authors) The 49th Cousin (Lowe) Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Gibson, Meg Godber, John Father of the Bride Marriage Plays (collection) (var. Too Much Memory (Reddin) Bouncers Frankel, Doris authors) Gibson, Melissa James Shakers (Thornton) Love Me Long Gagliano, Frank Placebo Goetz, Augustus Frankel, Scott Big Sur [sic] (see: Goetz, Augustus and Ruth Goetz) (Korie, Wright) Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry Suitcase or, Those That Resemble Goetz, Augustus and Ruth Goetz Franklin, J.E. The Hide and Seek Odyssey of Flies From a Distance The Heiress Black Girl Madeline Gimple This The Hidden River Franzen, Jonathan Night of the Dunce What Rhymes with America The Immoralist Spring Awakening Gaitens, Peter Gibson, William Goetz, Ruth Freed, Amy Flesh and Blood American Primitive (or John and (see: Goetz, Augustus and Ruth Goetz) Freedomland Galati, Frank Abigail) Gold, Lloyd French, David after the quake The Body & The Wheel A Grave Undertaking Jitters East of Eden The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Goldberg, Dick Salt-Water Moon A Flea in Her Ear Joseph, Herod the Nut & The Family Business Freni, Edith L. The Grapes of Wrath Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Goldberg, Jessica Thicker than Water (collection) (var. Heart of a Dog Pear Tree Good Thing authors) Gallagher, Mary A Cry of Players The Hologram Theory Friedman, Bruce Jay Buddies Dinny and the Witches Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Scuba Duba ¿De Donde? Goodly Creatures Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.)

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Refuge Grae, David Greenfeld, Josh Gunderson, Lauren Stuck Moose Mating Clandestine on the Morning Line Ada and the Engine Goldemberg, Rose Leiman Graham, Barbara Greenland, Seth Bauer Marching As to War Jacob’s Ladder Jungle Rot The Book of Will Golden, Alfred L. Graham, Bruce Gregory, Andre Miss Bennet: Christmas at A Young Man’s Fancy (Thurschwell) According to Goldman Alice in Wonderland Pemberley (Melcon) Goldfarb, Daniel Any Given Monday Grellong, Paul The Revolutionists Adam Baum and the Jew Movie Belmont Avenue Social Club Manuscript Silent Sky Cradle and All Burkie Radio Free Emerson Gurira, Danai Modern Orthodox The Champagne Charlie Stakes Griffin, Tom Eclipsed Sarah, Sarah Coyote on a Fence Amateurs Gurney, A.R. Goldman, James Desperate Affection The Boys Next Door Another Antigone Blood, Sweat and Poole Minor Demons Einstein and the Polar Bear Black Tie () Moon over the Brewery Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head A Cheever Evening Goldman, William The Outgoing Tide Pasta Children Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Something Intangible , David The Cocktail Hour (James Goldman) Stella and Lou Chick The Comeback Desire—Six One-Act Plays Misery White Guy on the Bus The Dining Room (collection) (var. authors) Goldsmith, Clifford Graham, Ricky Family Furniture Kit Marlowe What a Life Scrooge in Rouge, an English Music The Fourth Wall The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Your Every Wish Hall Christmas Carol (Hargis, The Golden Age Measure for Pleasure Goldstein, Daniel Roberson, Turner) The Grand Manner Family Ties Grant, David Marshall The Miracle at Naples Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal Heresy Goldstone, Jean Stock Pen Labor Day Mary Stuart (Reich) Snakebit Steve & Idi Groag, Lillian Later Life Goluboff, Bryan Graves, Warren Love & Money Big Al and My Side of the Story Beauty and the Beast Blood Wedding Love Letters (collection) Gray, Amlin The Ladies of the Camellias The Middle Ages In-Betweens The Fantod The Magic Fire Office Hours Shyster How I Got That Story The White Rose The Old Boy Gonzalez, Gloria Kingdom Come Groff, Rinne Overtime Curtains Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff Compulsion or The House Behind The Ruby Sunrise The Perfect Party Goodrich, Frances (collection) Gross, Joel Richard Cory The Diary of Anne Frank (Hackett) Tartuffe; or The Weasel Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh The Snow Ball Gordon, Kurtz Villainous Company Guare, John Sweet Sue The Bride’s Bouquet Zones of the Spirit (collection) Bosoms and Neglect Sylvia Fair Exchange Gray, Simon Chaucer in Rome Two Class Acts (collection) Henrietta the Eighth Close of Play Desire—Six One-Act Plays Jumpin’ Jupiter The Common Pursuit The Wayside Motor Inn (collection) (var. authors) Money Mad Gray, Virginia H. What I Did Last Summer A Few Stout Individuals New Beat on an Old Drum Willie’s Lie Detector Guyer, Murphy Four Baboons Adoring the Sun That’s My Cousin Green, Janet The American Century A Free Man of Color World of Mirth Utopia, Inc. Murder Mistaken The General of Hot Desire and Other Gordon, Peter Murder, My Sweet Matilda Hackett, Albert Plays (collection) The Diary of Anne Frank (Goodrich) Death by Fatal Murder Greenberg, Richard In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Murdered to Death The American Plan Haidle, Noah Kissing Sweet and A Day for Kitty Kitty Kitty Secondary Cause of Death The Assembled Parties Surprises (collection) Mr. Marmalade Sleighed to Death The Author’s Voice Lake Hollywood Persephone or Slow Time Gordon, Ruth The Babylon Line of the Body Rag and Bone The Leading Lady Breakfast at Tiffany’s Lydie Breeze Saturn Returns Over Twenty-One Dance of Death Marco Polo Sings a Solo Smokefall Years Ago The Dazzle Muzeeka Vigils Gorman, Christopher Eastern Standard Rich and Famous A Letter from Ethel Kennedy Everett Beekin Six Degrees of Separation What Is the Cause of Thunder? Gotanda, Philip Kan The House in Town Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday and Haig, David Ballad of Yachiyo Jenny Keeps Talking The Loveliest Afternoon of the My Boy Jack Day Standing on Its Head Life Under Water Year (collection) Hailey, Oliver The Wash The Maderati Women and Water Continental Divide The Wind Cries Mary Night and Her Stars Guirgis, Stephen Adly The Father Yankee Dawg You Die Our Mother’s Brief Affair Between Riverside and Crazy Father’s Day Gottlieb, Alex Take Me Out Den of Thieves For the Use of the Hall Wake Up, Darling Three Days of Rain In Arabia We’d All Be Kings Hey You, Light Man! Gow, James Vanishing Act Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train Kith and Kin (see: D’Usseau, Arnaud and James Gow) The Violet Hour The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Picture, Animal, Crisscross Gower, Douglas Greene, Will The Motherfucker with the Hat (collection) Daddies The Riot Act Our Lady of 121st Street Red Rover, Red Rover

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Who’s Happy Now? Harman, Donn Havoc, June Herzog, Amy (see also: Hailey, Oliver and the Her Majesty, Miss Jones (Batson) Marathon 33 After the Revolution Writer’s Workshop) Harmon, Peggy Hayes, Catherine The Great God Pan Hailey, Oliver and the Writer’s Goblin Market (Pen) Skirmishes Heuer, John Workshop Harris, Elmer Headland, Leslye Cavern of the Jewels 24 Hours—am Johnny Belinda Assistance Innocent Thoughts, Harmless 24 Hours—pm Harris, Zinnie Bachelorette Intentions Haines, William Wister Further Than the Furthest Thing Hedden, Roger Heyn, Ernest Command Decision Harrison, Jordan Been Taken Day in the Sun (Sammis) Haislip, Harvey Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Bodies, Rest and Motion Hibbert, Guy The Long Watch Marriage Plays (collection) Hedges, Peter On the Edge Hall, Adrian (var. authors) Baby Anger Hicks, Jr., Hilly All the King’s Men Harrity, Richard Good as New Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Hall, Katori Hope Is and Imagining Brad and The Valerie of Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Children of Killers Two Other Short Plays (collection) Now (collection) Higgins, Frank Hoodoo Love Harrower, David Oregon and Other Short Plays The Sweet By ’N’ By Hurt Village (collection) Hill, Maurice Heelan, Kevin Good with People Large Window on a Small World Distant Fires Our Lady of Kibeho A Slow Air A Wind Between the Houses Right Behind the Flag Hall, Lee Hart, Moss Hilton, Tony Heggen, Thomas The Pitmen Painters Christopher Blake Bang Bang Beirut (Cooney) Mister Roberts (Logan) Halliday, Lynne The Climate of Eden Himmelman, Isaac Heifner, Jack The Gorges Motel (collection) (var. Light Up the Sky The Gorges Motel (collection) (var. Bargains authors) authors) (see also: Kaufman, George S. and Natural Disasters (collection) Hindman, James Hamburger, Anne Moss Hart) Patio/Porch (collection) The Gorges Motel (collection) (var. Wilderness (Bockley) Hartman, Jan Running on Empty authors) Hamill, Kate Every Year at the Carnival Hellman, Lillian Hines, Karen H Pride and Prejudice Flatboatman Samuel Hoopes Reading from His Another Part of the Forest Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Sense and Sensibility Own Works The Autumn Garden Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Vanity Fair Hartman, Karen The Children’s Hour Hirson, David Hamilton, Carrie Gum and The Mother of Modern The Lark La Bête Hollywood Arms (Burnett) Censorship (collection) The Little Foxes Hirson, Roger O. Hammond, Barbara Harvey, Jonathan My Mother, My Father and Me Journey to the Day H We Are Pussy Riot or The Searching Wind Hnath, Lucas Everything Is P.R. Harwood, Ronald Toys in the Attic The Christians Hammond, Wendy Taking Sides Watch on the Rhine Death Tax Julie Johnson Hatcher, Jeffrey Henley, Beth A Doll’s House, Part 2 Hampton, Christopher Compleat Female Stage Beauty Abundance Hillary and Clinton The Father (Zeller) Am I Blue A Connecticut Yankee in King Isaac’s Eye The Seagull Crimes of the Heart Arthur’s Court A Public Reading of an Unproduced (see: Hampton, Christopher and The Debutante Ball The Critic Screenplay about the Death of Yasmina Reza) Desire—Six One-Act Plays Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Walt Disney Hampton, Christopher and (collection) (var. authors) The Government Inspector Red Speedo Yasmina Reza Impossible Marriage Holmes and Watson Hochhauser, Jeff ‘Art’ The Jacksonian The League of Youth Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi God of Carnage Laugh Mrs. Mannerly (Johnston) The Lucky Spot Life X 3 Murder by Poe Hock, Robert D. The Unexpected Man Murderers The Miss Firecracker Contest Borak Hampton, Mark A Picasso Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Hoffman, Stephen Full Gallop (Wilson) Scotland Road Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Splendora (Campbell, Webb) Hanley, William The Servant of Two Masters (Landi) Revelers Hoffman, William M. Flesh and Blood Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure Ridiculous Fraud Slow Dance on the Killing Ground of the Suicide Club Signature Holbrook, Marion Today Is Independence Day Sherlock Holmes and the Ice Three Plays (collection) Make Room for Rodney Whisper into My Good Ear and Mrs. Palace Murders The Wake of Jamey Foster Holden, Joan Dally Has a Lover (collection) Hensel, Karen The Marriage of Figaro Hare, Bill Ten Chimneys Going to See the Elephant (Kent) Nickel and Dimed God Says There Is No Peter Ott Three Viewings (collection) Herbert, F. Hugh Holder, Jakob Harelik, Mark To Fool the Eye (Debner) For Love or Money Housebreaking Hank Williams: Lost Highway (Myler) Tuesdays with Morrie (Albom) A Girl Can Tell Holder, Jiréh Breon Hargis, Yvette The Turn of the Screw Kiss and Tell H Too Heavy for Your Pocket Scrooge in Rouge, an English Music Wait Until Dark The Moon Is Blue Hollinger, Michael Hall Christmas Carol (Graham, Work Song: of Frank Herd, Richard T. Cyrano (Posner) Roberson, Turner) Lloyd Wright (Simonson) Prisoner of the Crown (Stockton) An Empty Plate in the Café du Harling, Robert Havard, Lezley Herlihy, James Leo Grand Boeuf Steel Magnolias Hide and Seek Stop, You’re Killing Me (collection) Ghost-Writer

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Hope and Gravity Madam, Will You Walk? Inge, William Jackson, Nagle Incorruptible Yellow Jack (de Kruif) The Apartment Complex—Seven At This Evening’s Performance Opus Howie, Betsy One-Act Plays (collection) Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part Red Herring Cowgirls (Murfitt) Bus Stop Invention Tiny Island Hudes, Quiara Alegría The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Hotel on Marvin Gardens Tooth and Claw 26 Miles Eleven Short Plays (collection) Opera Comique Holm, John Cecil Daphne’s Dive A Loss of Roses The Quick-Change Room Brighten the Corner Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue Natural Affection Taking Leave Gramercy Ghost The Happiest Song Plays Last Picnic This Day and Age The Southwest Corner Water by the Spoonful Somewhere in America—Seven Jackson, Nathan Louis Three Men on a Horse (Abbott) Yemaya’s Belly One-Act Plays (collection) Broke-ology Holmes, Jack Hudson, Scott Summer Brave When I Come to Die RFK Sweet Storm Two Short Plays (collection) Jacobs, Michael Hooker, Brian Huggett, Richard Where’s Daddy? Impressionism The First Night of “Pygmalion” Innaurato, Albert Jacobs-Jenkins, Branden Coming of Age in Soho Hope, Nicholas Hughes, Babette Appropriate Gemini (see Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Hope, If the Shoe Pinches Everybody Gus and Al Jamie Wooten) Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Gloria Horine, Charles The Idiots Karamazov (Durang) Neighbors Hughes, Doug Me and Thee Passione Hedda Gabler Horne, Kenneth The Transfiguration of Benno Blimpie War Hughes, Glenn Two Dozen Red Roses Ulysses in Traction Jacobson, Steven M. Romance, Inc. Horovitz, Israel Irwin, Bill Needs Hughes, Langston Acrobats and Line (collection) Scapin (O’Donnell) Jarrett, Jennifer Simply Heavenly (Martin) Alfred the Great , Lameece Divorce Southern Style Humphrey, Harry E. Captains and Courage Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Javerbaum, David The Chopin Playoffs The Skull (McOwen) Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) An Act of God A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley Hutchinson, Chisa Ives, David Jenkins, Ken Dr. Hero H Somebody’s Daughter All in the Timing, Six One-Act ’s Birthday and Other Faith, Hope and Charity (collection) Hutchinson, Ron Comedies (collection) Monologues (collection) (var. authors) Moonlight and Magnolias Ancient History Jensen, Erik The Good Parts Hutton, Arlene in Chicago (see Blank, Jessica and Erik Jensen) The Great Labor Day Classic and The As It Is in Heaven A Flea in Her Ear Jensen, Julie Former One-on-One Basketball The Gorges Motel (collection) (var. The Heir Apparent Stray Dogs Champion (collection) authors) The Land of Cockaigne and English Jent, Deanna Henry Lumper Gulf View Drive Made Simple (collection) Falling Hopscotch and The 75th (collection) Last Train to Nibroc The Liar John, Hywel The Indian Wants Letters to Sala Lives of the Saints (collection) Pieces It’s Called the Sugar Plum Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Long Ago and Far Away and Other Johns, Andrew North Shore Fish (collection) (var. authors) Short Plays (collection) Fridays The Primary English Class Outstanding Short Plays Volume Mere Mortals: Six One-Act The Return of Herbert Bracewell (or Rats Three (collection) (var. authors) Comedies (collection) Why Am I Always Alone When A Rosen by Any Other Name Running The Metromaniacs I’m with You?) Shooting Gallery and Play for Germs See Rock City New Jerusalem, The Interrogation Johnson, Carleene (collection) Hwang, David Henry of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack (Medoff) Stage Directions and Spared Chinglish Congregation: Amsterdam, Johnson, Cindy Lou (collection) The Dance and the Railroad and July 27, 1656 Brilliant Traces Today I Am a Fountain Pen Family Devotions (collection) The Other Woman and Other Short The Person I Once Was The Years Trees and Leader (collection) FOB and The House of Sleeping Pieces (collection) Johnson, Crane Uncle Snake Beauties (collection) Outstanding Short Plays Volume One (collection) (var. authors) Dracula The Widow’s Blind Date Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Johnson, Dave Year of the Duck M. Butterfly (collection) (var. authors) Baptized to the Bone Hortua, Joe The Sound of a Voice Polish Joke Johnson, Joel Drake Between Us Trying to Find Chinatown and The Red Address Four Places Horwin, Jerry Bondage (collection) My Dear Children (Turney) The School for Lies Rasheeda Speaking Yellow Face Houstle, Alice H. Venus in Fur Johnson, Terry Icke, Robert The Kentucky Marriage Proposal Jacker, Insignificance 1984 (Macmillan) Houston, Velina Hasu Bits and Pieces (collection) H Prism Ijames, James Kokoro (True Heart) Domestic Issues Johnson, Trish H Tea Moon Man Walk Harry Outside The Art of Self-Defense Howard, Anto H The Most Spectacularly In Place and The Chinese Restaurant Second Prize: Two Months in Leningrad Scattergood Lamentable Trial of Miz Syndrome (collection) Johnston, Bob Howard, Eleanor Harris Martha Washington Later Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Mating Dance (McAvity) H White My Life (Hochhauser) Howard, Sidney Illick, Hilary Night Thoughts and Terminal Johnston, Rick Dodsworth Eve-Olution (Krier) (collection) Cahoots

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Jones, Elinor Kanin, Garson Kaufman, Moisés and Tectonic Kilroy, Thomas Three Short Plays (collection) Born Yesterday Theater Project Henry (After Pirandello) A Voice of My Own Dreyfus in Rehearsal The Laramie Project Kim, Susan Jones, Jessie Kaplan, Jack A. The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Four from E.S.T. Marathon ‘99 Dearly Departed (Bottrell) Alligator Man Kazan, Molly (collection) (var. authors) (see also Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Kaplan, Lila Rose The Egghead The Joy Luck Club Hope, Jamie Wooten) Wildflower Kazan, Zoe Kingsley, Sidney Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Hope, Karam, Stephen Absalom Dead End H Detective Story Jamie Wooten The Cherry Orchard After the Blast Trudy and Max in Love Night Life Always a Bridesmaid The Humans We Live Here The Patriots Christmas Belles Sons of the Prophet Keeler, Eloise The World We Make Dashing Through the Snow Speech & Debate Dearly Beloved Grandma Steps Out Kirkland, Jack Kash, Marcia The Dixie Swim Club Kelly, Tim Strange Boarders (Batson) For This Moment Alone Doublewide, Texas The Cave Suds in Your Eye Kass, Jerome A Doublewide, Texas Christmas Fog on the Mountain Kirkwood, Lucy Four Short Plays (collection) Farce of Habit The Omelet Murder Case The Children Saturday Night Farce of Nature The Remarkable Susan Kassin, Michael Funny Little Thing Called Love Second Best Bed Mosquitoes The Hallelujah Girls Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Terror by Gaslight Kirshenbaum, David Last Round-Up of the Guacamole Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Summer of ’42 (Foster) Klavan, Laurence Kauffman, Anne of Wisdom Freud’s House Mama Won’t Fly You Better Sit Down: Tales from My The Uninvited Gorgo’s Mother The Red Velvet Cake War Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, The Vampyre The Magic Act Rex’s Exes Matthew Maher, et al.) Kelso, Betsy Kaufman, Florence Aquino (see: Nehls, David and Betsy Kelso) The Show Must Go On, Seeing The Savannah Sipping Society Someone, If Walls Could Talk The Winner! Kennedy, Adam P. Southern Hospitality (collection) Kaufman, George S. Sleep Deprivation Chamber ’Til Beth Do Us Part Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Jones, John Christopher First Lady (Dayton) (Adrienne Kennedy) Kennedy, Adrienne (collection) Platonov Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Who Sleep Deprivation Chamber (Adam P. Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit and No Woyzeck, Leonce and Lena (collection) Loves a Salary (Sullivan) Kennedy) Time (collection) Jones, Preston The Late George Apley (Marquand) Kennedy, Meghan (see also: Pen, Polly and Laurence The Last Meeting of the Knights of (Teichmann) H Napoli, Brooklyn Klavan) the White Magnolia (see also: Kaufman, George S. and Klein, Jon Too Much, Too Much, Too Many Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander Edna Ferber) Betty the Yeti Kent, Elana The Oldest Living Graduate Dimly Perceived Threats to the System (see also: Kaufman, George S. and Going to See the Elephant (Hensel) A Place on the Magdalena Flats The Einstein Project (D’Andrea) Moss Hart) Kern, Will Santa Fe Sunshine Southern Cross (see also: Kaufman, George S. and Hellcab Jones, Rolin T Bone n Weasel Leueen MacGrath) Kerr, E. Katherine The Intelligent Design of Jenny Kleinbort, Barry Kaufman, George S. and Edna Ferber Juno’s Swans Chow 13 Things About Ed Carpolotti Bravo! Kerr, Jean The Jammer Knott, Frederick The Land is Bright Finishing Touches Jordan, Julia Dial M for Murder Stage Door Jenny Kissed Me Boy Wait Until Dark Kaufman, George S. and Moss Hart King of Hearts (Brooke) Outstanding Short Plays Volume Write Me a Murder The American Way Mary, Mary Kober, Arthur Three (collection) (var. authors) The Fabulous Invalid Kesselman, Wendy St. Scarlet Having Wonderful Time George Washington Slept Here The Black Monk: A Chamber Musical Tatjana in Color A Mighty Man Is He (Oppenheimer) The Man Who Came to Dinner The Diary of Anne Frank Joselovitz, Ernest A. Koenig, Laird You Can’t Take It with You The Notebook Hagar’s Children The Dozens Kaufman, George S. and Leueen Kesselring, Joseph The Little Girl Who Lives Down Righting MacGrath Arsenic and Old Lace the Lane Sammi Amicable Parting Four Twelves Are 48 Kolvenbach, John Joseph, Rajiv Fancy Meeting You Again Kessler, Lyle Fabuloso Animals Out of Paper Collision The Small Hours Gizmo Love Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo Ketron, Larry Kaufman, Lynne Goldfish H Describe the Night Asian Shade The Couch Love Song Guards at the Taj Character Lines Kaufman, Moisés On an Average Day Gruesome Playground Injuries The Hitch Hikers Kondoleon, Harry 33 Variations The North Pool Fresh Horses Anteroom Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Joudry, Patricia Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks Christmas on Mars of Louise in the Morning Oscar Wilde Patrick Henry Lake Liquors The Houseguests Teach Me How to Cry One Arm Quail Southwest Linda Her and The Fairy Garden Three Rings for Michelle Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Rib Cage (collection) Kaikkonen, Gus Marriage Plays (collection) (var. The Trading Post Love Diatribe Potholes authors) Keveson, Peter Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Kalleres, Greg (see also: Kaufman, Moisés and How Much, How Much? (collection) (var. authors) Honky Tectonic Theater Project) Nellie Toole & Co. Play Yourself

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Saved or Destroyed reasons to be happy Lawrence, Jerome and Robert E. Lee LeRoy, Gen Slacks and Tops reasons to be pretty Auntie Mame Not Waving The Vampires Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Crocodile Smile Leslee, Ray Zero Positive Marriage Plays (collection) (var. The Incomparable Max Standup Shakespeare (Welsh) Koogler, Abe authors) Inherit the Wind Leslie, F. Andrew H Fulfillment Center The Way We Get By Sparks Fly Upward The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Kill Floor LaChiusa, Michael John LaZebnik, Claire The Boy with Green Hair Korder, Howard First Lady Suite (collection) Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, The Farmer’s Daughter Boys’ Life Hello Again Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) The Haunting of Hill House Fun and Nobody (collection) Little Fish Leamer, Laurence The Hound of the Baskervilles The Lights Lucky and Other Short Rose The Lilies of the Field Night Maneuver Musical Plays (collection) Leary, Helen and Nolan Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation The Pope’s Nose (collection) See What I Wanna See Yes Means No (Rogers) The People Next Door Lebow, Barbara Sea of Tranquility Lafferty, Marcy The Pigman The Keepers Search and Destroy : The Last Press The Spiral Staircase The Left Hand Singing Korie, Michael Conference Splendor in the Grass Grey Gardens (Frankel, Wright) Lahr, John Little Joe Monaghan Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Kotis, Greg The Manchurian Candidate A Shayna Maidel America Eat the Taste (collection) Lamkin, Speed Tiny Tim Is Dead The Wheeler Dealers Pig Farm Comes a Day Lecesne, James Lettich, Sheldon The Truth About Santa (an Lamont, Jr., Alonzo D. The Absolute Brightness of Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent apocalyptic holiday tale) That Serious He-Man Ball Leonard Pelkey Caristi, et al.) Kraft, Hy Lampley, Oni Faida Lee, Levi Letton, Francis Cafe Crown Manhattan Class Company Class One- Some Things You Need to Know The Young Elizabeth (Jenette Letton) Kramer, Julie Acts, 1992 (collection) (var. authors) Before the World Ends (A Final Letton, Jenette The Best of Everything Landi, Paolo Emilio Evening with the Illuminati) (Larson) Kramm, Joseph The Servant of Two Masters Tent Meeting (Larson, Wackler) The Young Elizabeth (Francis Letton) The Shrike (Hatcher) Lee, Mark Letts, Tracy Krasna, Norman Landis, Joseph C. Rebel Armies Deep into Chad August: Osage County The Golem (Fishelson) Lee, Robert E. Full Moon Lane, Eric (see: Lawrence, Jerome and Robert Man from Nebraska Filming O’Keeffe E. Lee) Superior Donuts Ride Lee, Young Jean Levenson, Steven Love in E-Flat Lang, Stephen Church Core Values Sunday in New York Beyond Glory Straight White Men If I Forget (Marx) Langley, Noel Leeds, Michael The Language of Trees Watch the Birdie Edward, My Son (Morley) Swinging on a Star (The Johnny The Unavoidable Disappearance of Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? Lapine, James Burke Musical) Tom Durnin Kreimendahl, Basil Act One Leeds, Nancy Levi, Stephen Orange Julius Fran’s Bed Great Scot! (Conradt, Dawson, McAfee) Daphne in Cottage D H We’re Gonna Be Okay The Moment When Lees, Russell Levin, Ira Kriegel, Gail Twelve Dreams Nixon’s Nixon Critic’s Choice Larson, Larry Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Leichter, Aaron Deathtrap Some Things You Need to Know Filloux, et al.) The Castle (Brod, Fishelson) Dr. Cook’s Garden Before the World Ends (A Final Krieger, Henry Leight, Warren General Seeger Evening with the Illuminati) (Lee) Romantic Poetry (Shanley) Dark, No Sugar (collection) Interlock Tent Meeting (Lee, Wackler) Krier, Jennifer Fame Takes a Holiday (Danz, Fulham) No Time for Sergeants LaRusso II, Louis Eve-Olution (Illick) Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Levin, Meyer Momma’s Little Angels Kron, Lisa Side Man Compulsion Latham, Jean Lee Stray Cats Levitt, Saul In the Wake The Ghost of Rhodes Manor Leipart, Charles The Andersonville Trial Kurnitz, Harry Laurents, Arthur Deep Sleepers Levy, Benn W. Once More with Feeling The Bird Cage The Undefeated Rhumba Champ Clutterbuck Reclining Figure A Clearing in the Woods Lengyel, Melchior Levy, David Kushner, Tony The Enclave The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide Home of the Brave Ninotchka Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl to Capitalism and Socialism with Invitation to a March Leo, Carl Detective (Eberhard, Sneed, Webb) a Key to the Scriptures, or iHo Lauro, Shirley The Family Man (Zavin) Levy, Jonathan Kyle, Christopher The Coal Diamond Leokum, Arkady Marco Polo The Monogamist Lavery, Bryony Neighbors Levy, Simon Plunge Frozen Leon, Felis The Great Gatsby LaBute, Neil Treasure Island The Zulu and the Zayda (DaSilva, The Last Tycoon All the Ways to Say I Love You Law, Alma H. Rome) Tender Is the Night The Break of Noon Duck Hunting Leonard, Jr., Jim Lewis, Henry In a Forest, Dark and Deep Lawrence, Jerome And They Dance Real Slow in (Sayer, The Money Shot Live Spelled Backwards Jackson Shields) Outstanding Short Plays Volume One (see also: Lawrence, Jerome and Leonard, Hugh Lewis, Ira (collection) (var. authors) Robert E. Lee) Stephen D Chinese Coffee

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Lewis, Jim Spain Lowe, Michele Maher, Matthew This Beautiful City (The Civilians) Tennessee Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, You Better Sit Down: Tales from My Lewis, Philip C. Three Poets (collection) Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, The American Dame True Crimes Lowell, Robert Matthew Maher, et al.) Liebman, Steve Unchanging Love Benito Cereno Maibaum, Richard The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck A Woman Without a Name (collection) See My Lawyer (Clork) (Paterson, Tolan) Lipez, Erica Lucas, Craig Mailer, John Buffalo Lichtenstein, Jonathan The Tutors Missing Persons Hello Herman Memory Litvack, Barry Ode to Joy Majok, Martyna The Pull of Negative Gravity Slow Memories Prelude to a Kiss Cost of Living Lillis, Padraic Livings, Henry Reckless Ironbound Two Thirds Home Eh? This Thing of Darkness (Schulner) Mamet, David Lizzimore, Clare Lin, Kenneth Three Postcards (Carnelia) Animal Warrior Class Luce, Clare Boothe Lloyd, Marcus Lindsay, Howard Kiss the Boys Good-bye Dead Certain A Slight Case of Murder (Runyon) Margin for Error No One Will Be Immune and Other Locke, Sam (see also: Lindsay, Howard and Slam the Door Softly Plays and Pieces (collection) Fair Game Russel Crouse) The Women Lindsay, Howard and Russel Crouse Lodato, Victor Romance Arlington (Pen) Luce, William The Great Sebastians The Belle of Amherst Short Plays and Monologues Life with Father Logan, John (collection) I’ll Eat You Last: A Chat with Lillian Life with Mother Lucie, Doug The Voysey Inheritance The Prescott Proposals Sue Mengers , Joe Red Progress Remains to Be Seen Lynn, Isley Balloon Shot State of the Union Logan, Joshua Run, Thief, Run! Mister Roberts (Heggen) Skin a Cat Tall Story Mann, Emily The Wisteria Trees Mac, Taylor Lindsay-Abaire, David The Cherry Orchard London, Roy Hir A Devil Inside Having Our Say, The Delany Sisters’ The Amazing Activity of Charley MacGrath, Leueen Fuddy Meers First 100 Years Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth (see: Kaufman, George S. and Good People The House of Bernarda Alba Street Gang Leueen MacGrath) Kimberly Akimbo Meshugah Disneyland on Parade (collection) Mack, Carol K. Rabbit Hole Scenes from a Marriage Mrs. Murray’s Farm Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Ripcord Still Life Lonergan, Kenneth Filloux, et al.) Three One-Act Plays (collection) Mantello, Joe Lobby Hero Mackey, William Wellington Wonder of the World The Santaland Diaries and Season’s This Is Our Youth Family Meeting Linklater, Hamish Greetings (collection) Long, Quincy MacLachlan, Angus The Cheats Marans, Jon The Johnstown Vindicator The Dead Eye Boy The Vandal Jumping for Joy The Joy of Going Somewhere Emerging Artist Grant The Whirligig Old Wicked Songs Definite The Radiant Abyss Linney, Romulus A Strange and Separate People The Lively Lad MacLeish, Archibald 2 The Temperamentals People Be Heard Three Short Plays (collection) Ambrosio Marber, Patrick Longenbaugh, John MacLeod, Wendy The Captivity of Pixie Shedman After Miss Julie Sherlock Holmes and the Case of Apocalyptic Butterflies Childe Byron the Christmas Carol The House of Yes A Christmas Carol Dealer’s Choice Loomer, Lisa The Shallow End and The Lost The Death of King Philip Marchant, William Accelerando Colony (collection) Democracy To Be Continued El Hermano Distracted Sin Marcus, Milton Frederick Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Expecting Isabel Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Gardens of Frau Hess (collection) (var. authors) Marriage Plays (collection) (var. Homefree Mardirosian, Tom Gint authors) Living Out Saved from Obscurity Heathen Valley Things Being What They Are Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Subfertile Holy Ghosts The Water Children Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Margraff, Ruth /Yancey/April Snow (collection) Women in Jeopardy! Roe Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Klonsky and Schwartz Two Things You Don’t Talk about Macmillan, Duncan Laughing Stock (collection) Filloux, et al.) at Dinner 1984 (Icke) A Lesson Before Dying Margulies, Donald The Waiting Room Every Brilliant Thing Love Drunk Brooklyn Boy Lopez, Matthew Lungs The Love Suicide at Schofield Collected Stories People, Places and Things Barracks (Full Length) The Legend of Georgia McBride Coney Island Christmas The Love Suicide at Schofield Lopez, Melinda Magdalany, Philip The Country House Barracks (One Act) H Mala Criss-Crossing and Watercolor Mountain Memory Sonia Flew (collection) Found a Peanut Old Man Joseph and His Family Loving, Boyce Magruder, James God of Vengeance Pops (collection) Galahad Jones The Imaginary Invalid The Loman Family Picnic Sand Mountain (collection) Lowe, Florence The Miser Misadventure: Monologues and The Sorrows of Frederick The 49th Cousin (Francke) The Triumph of Love Short Pieces (collection)

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The Model Apartment Mastrosimone, William Pvt. Wars (One Act) Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle Pitching to the Star and Other Short Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Wild Oats The Hands of Its Enemy Plays (collection) Comedy (collection) (var. authors) McNally, Terrence The Heart Outright Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— May, Elaine And Away We Go The Homage that Follows The Amazing Adventures of Louis Adaptation And Things That Go Bump in the The Kramer de Rougemont (as Told by Himself) Relatively Speaking (collection) (var. Night Kringle’s Window authors) André’s Mother and Other Short The Majestic Kid Mayer, Oliver Plays (collection) The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Two Days (collection) Blade to the Heat Apple Pie (collection) (Johnson) Mayer, Paul Avila (collection) What’s Wrong with This Picture? Prymate Three Hand Reel (collection) By the Sea By the Sea By the Mark, Aaron Showdown on Rio Road (Marks) McAfee, Don Beautiful Sea (collection) (var. H Another Medea Stefanie Hero Great Scot! (Conradt, Dawson, Leeds) authors) Deer Stumps McAvity, Helen Corpus Christi Tommy J & Sally Empanada Loca Everybody Has to be Somebody ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back The Wager H Squeamish Mating Dance (Howard) Home, Last Gasps (collection) When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? Marks, Laura McCafferty, Owen Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams Melcon, Margot Bethany Quietly Deuce Miss Bennet: Christmas at Mine McCarthy, Cormac Faith, Hope and Charity (collection) Pemberley (Gunderson) Marks, Peter The Sunset Limited (var. authors) Melfi, Leonard The Butler Did It (Walter Marks) McClure, Michael Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune Faith, Hope and Charity (collection) Golden Age Marks, Ross The Beard (var. authors) Hope Showdown on Rio Road (Medoff) General Gorgeous Meneses, Tony It’s Only a Play Marks, Walter Josephine: The Mouse Singer Guadalupe in the Guest Room McCormack, Thomas Lips Together, Teeth Apart The Butler Did It (Peter Marks) Mercier, Mary American Roulette The Lisbon Traviata Markus, John Johnny No-Trump Endpapers Love! Valour! Compassion! The Fabulous Lipitones (Courts, St. Meriwether, Elizabeth McCraney, Tarell Alvin Master Class Germain) The Mistakes Madeline Made The Brothers Size Mothers and Sons Marmorstein, Malcolm Merrill, Kim Choir Boy A Perfect Ganesh Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Finding Claire In the Red and Brown Water Some Men Stand Up? Metcalfe, Felicia Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet The Stendhal Syndrome (collection) Marnich, Melanie Shooting High (Spence) McCullers, Carson Sweet Eros and Witness (collection) Meyer, Marlane Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine The Member of the Wedding Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? The of Change Comedy (collection) (var. authors) McDonagh, Martin Whiskey A Sleeping Country The Beauty Queen of Leenane McNamara, John Etta Jenks These Shining Lives A Behanding in Spokane Present Tense and Personal Effects The Mystery of Attraction Marowitz, Charles (collection) The Patron Saint of Sea Monsters Clever Dick McNeely, Jerry Meyer, Michael Disciples The Lieutenant of Inishmore The Staring Match Brand The Marowitz Hamlet McOwen, J.B. Creditors Murdering Marlowe The Skull (Humphrey) The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Quack (Valenti) A Skull in Connemara McPherson, Conor A Doll’s House Sherlock’s Last Case McDonald, Heather The Birds A Dream Play Easter Silent Partners An Almost Holy Picture The Dance of Death Emperor and Galilean Stage Fright McEnroe, Robert E. Carol An Enemy of the People Wilde West The Silver Whistle Four Plays (collection) The Night Alive Erik The Fourteenth Marquand, John P. McGrath, Douglas Port Authority The Father The Late George Apley (Kaufman) Checkers McGraw, Caroline V. The Seafarer The Ghost Sonata Marston, Merlin H Ultimate Beauty Bible Shining City Ghosts Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent McGuinness, Frank The Veil Hedda Gabler Caristi, et al.) A Doll’s House John Gabriel Borkman Martin, David McKeaney, Grace McPherson, Scott The Lady from the Sea Simply Heavenly (Hughes) Last Looks Marvin’s Room Little Eyolf Martin, Jane McKenzie, Neil McRae, John Lunatic and Lover Coup/Clucks (collection) Guests of the Nation Young Adventure (Savage) The Master Builder Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine McLaine, Patricia Meara, Anne Master Olof Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Love Is Contagious After-Play Miss Julie Marx, Groucho McLiam, John Medley, Cassandra Peer Gynt Time for Elizabeth (Krasna) The Sin of Pat Muldoon 3 by E.S.T. (collection) (var. authors) The Pillars of Society Mason, Timothy McLure, James Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Playing with Fire Ascension Day The Day They Shot John Lennon (collection) (var. authors) The Pretenders Babylon Gardens Ghost World Medoff, Mark Rosmersholm The Fiery Furnace Laundry and Bourbon Big Mary Storm In a Northern Landscape Lone Star Children of a Lesser God The Stronger Levitation Max and Maxie (Treon) To Damascus (Part 1) Only You Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Four Short Plays (collection) To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3)

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The Virgin Bride Moody, Michael Dorn Myler, Randal Third and Oak: The Laundromat When We Dead Awaken The Shortchanged Review Hank Williams: Lost Highway Third and Oak: The Pool Hall The Wild Duck Moore, Douglas (Harelik) Traveler in the Dark Meyers, Patrick The Devil and Daniel Webster Nachtrieb, Peter Sinn Norris, Barney Feedlot (Benét) Bob: A Life in Five Acts Visitors K2 Moran, Martin boom Norris, Bruce Michels, Jeanne All the Rage Colorado Clybourne Park The Queen of Bingo (Murphy) The Tricky Part Hunter Gatherers H The Low Road Middleton, George Morey, Charles T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) The Pain and the Itch Diana Does It Figaro The Totalitarians The Unmentionables Miller, Arthur The Ladies Man Najimy, Kathy Nottage, Lynn After the Fall Laughing Stock Parallel Lives (Gaffney) By the Way, Meet Vera Stark All My Sons Morgan, Diana Namjoo, Mohsen Crumbs from the Table of Joy The American Clock My Cousin Rachel (see: Ridgely, Tom) Fabulation or The Re-Education of The Archbishop’s Ceiling Morgan, Peter Napier, Edward Undine The Audience The English Teachers Intimate Apparel The Creation of the World and Other Frost/Nixon Nash, N. Richard Business Mori, Brian Richard Rouge Atomique Mud, River, Stone The Crucible Dreams of Flight See the Jaguar One More River to Cross: A Danger: Memory! (collection) Morley, Robert The Young and Fair Verbatim Fugue Death of a Salesman Edward, My Son (Langley) Nass, Elyse Ruined Elegy for a Lady Morris, Edmund Avenue of Dream Sweat An Enemy of the People The Wooden Dish Nauffts, Geoffrey Nunn, Trevor The Golden Years and The Man Morris, Jennifer R. Next Fall Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Who Had All the Luck (collection) You Better Sit Down: Tales from My Neary, Jack Not Grow Up (Barrie, Caird) Incident at Vichy Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, To Forgive, Divine O’Brien, Edna The Last Yankee (Full Length) Matthew Maher, et al.) Nehls, David Triptych The Last Yankee (One Act) Morris, Peter (see: Nehls, David and Betsy Kelso) O’Casey, Sean A Memory of Two Mondays Guardians Nehls, David and Betsy Kelso Purple Dust Mr. Peters’ Connections Mosel, Tad The Great American Trailer Park Red Roses for Me No Villain Impromptu Christmas Musical O’Connor, Deirdre The Price That’s Where the Town’s Going The Great American Trailer Park Assisted Living The Ride Down Mount Morgan Jailbait Moss, Gregory S. Musical Some Kind of Love Story O’Connor, Edwin Indian Summer Neiman, Irving Gaynor A View from the Bridge I Was Dancing Moss, Howard Murder Once Removed Miller, Caitlin Odets, Clifford The Folding Green Nelms, Henning You Better Sit Down: Tales from My The Big Knife The Palace at 4 a.m. Only an Orphan Girl Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, The Country Girl Mueller, Lavonne Nelson, Anne Matthew Maher, et al.) The Flowering Peach Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code The Guys Miller, JP Golden Boy Little Victories Savages Days of Wine and Roses Rocket to the Moon Mula, Tom Nelson, Richard Miller, Jason Waiting for Lefty Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol The Controversy of Valladolid Barrymore’s Ghost O’Donnell, Mark Nelson, Tim Blake That Championship Season Murfitt, Mary Fables for Friends Eye of God Three One-Act Plays (collection) Cowgirls (Howie) The Nice and the Nasty Miller, Sigmund Murillo, Carlos The Grey Zone Scapin (Irwin) One Bright Day Dark Play or Stories for Boys Nemeth, Sally Strangers on Earth Miller, Susan A Human Interest Story (or The Gory Sally’s Shorts (collection) That’s It, Folks! H 20th Century Blues Details and All) Newman, Molly O’Hara, Mary Milner, Roger Murphy, Gregory Quilters (Damashek) The Catch Colt How’s the World Treating You? The Countess Shooting Stars O’Hara, Robert Mitchell, John Cameron Murphy, Michael Nicholson, Kenyon Insurrection: Holding History Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Trask) The Conscientious Objector The Flying Gerardos (Robinson) O’Hare, Denis Mitford, Nancy Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Nicholson, William An Iliad (Peterson) The Little Hut Murphy, Phyllis The Retreat from Moscow O’Keefe, Laurence Mitnick, Michael The Queen of Bingo (Michels) Nicolaeff, Ariadne Bat Boy: The Musical (Farley, The Siegel Murray, Gerard Majella Five Evenings Flemming) Moayed, Arian Career Angel (Male Version) A Month in the Country Oldfield, Mary (see: Ridgely, Tom) Murray, Henry The Promise Please Communicate Mode, Becky Treefall Noone, Ronan Oliensis, Adam Fully Committed Murray, John The Atheist Ring of Men Molette, Barbara Room Service (Boretz) The Blowin of Baile Gall Olive, John Rosalee Pritchett (Carlton Molette) Murray, Robert Brendan Killers Molette, Carlton High Cockalorum Norman, Marsha Standing on My Knees Rosalee Pritchett (Barbara Molette) Murray-Smith, Joanna Getting Out Oliver, Edgar Monks, Jr., John Honour The Holdup East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Brother Rat (Finklehoffe) Switzerland ’Night, Mother Empty House

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Olson, Esther E. Levittown The Teahouse of the August Moon Perr, Harvey Let’s Make Up Poor Fellas (collection) The Willow and I Rosebloom A Question of Figures Pape, Ralph Patrick, Robert Perrin, Nat Swing Fever Beyond Your Command Mutual Benefit Life Celebration O’Neill, Eugene Girls We Have Known and Other My Cup Ranneth Over Petersen, Don All God’s Chillun Got Wings One-Act Plays (collection) Paul, Cinco Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? Anna Christie, The Emperor Jones, Hearts Beating Faster Bubble Boy (Daurio) Peterson, Agnes Emelie and The Hairy Ape (collection) Say Goodnight, Gracie Payne, Nick The Necklace Is Mine Before Breakfast Paran, Janice Constellations Peterson, Lisa Beyond the Horizon You Better Sit Down: Tales from My If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet An Iliad (O’Hare) Desire Under the Elms, Mourning Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, Incognito Pezzulo, Ted Becomes , Strange Matthew Maher, et al.) Pearle, Daniel April Fish and The Wooing of Lady Interlude (collection) Parks, Don A Kid Like Jake Sunday (collection) Diff’ Jo (Dyer) Pearson, Sybille Piehler, Christopher The Dreamy Kid Parks, Suzan-Lori Sally and Marsha The Triangle Factory Fire Project Gold The America Play Unfinished Stories (Evans) The Great God Brown In the Blood Peet, Amanda Pielmeier, John Hughie Topdog/Underdog The Commons of Pensacola Haunted Lives (collection) The Iceman Cometh Venus Peluso, Emanuel Impassioned Embraces Lazarus Laughed Parnell, Peter Good Day Pierce, Greg Long Day’s Journey into Night Dada Woof Papa Hot Hurricane of the Eye H Cardinal Marco Millions The Cider House Rules, Part One: Little Fears Her Requiem Seven Plays of the Sea (collection) Here in St. Cloud’s Pen, Polly Slowgirl The Straw The Cider House Rules, Part Two: In Arlington (Lodato) Pintauro, Joe A Touch of the Poet Other Parts of the World Goblin Market (Harmon) By the Sea By the Sea By the Beautiful Sea (collection) (var. Welded Flaubert’s Latest (see also: Pen, Polly and Laurence authors) Oppenheimer, George An Imaginary Life Klavan) Cacciatore: Three Short Plays A Mighty Man Is He (Kober) QED Pen, Polly and Laurence Klavan (collection) O’Reilly, Christian The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket Dawn Chapatti Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Embarrassments Top of the World Men’s Lives The Good Father Penedo, A.D. Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Plays Trumpery H Orkow, Ben Who’s Your Baghdaddy, or (collection) Paskman, Dailey The First Actress How I Started the Iraq War Raft of the Medusa Scrooge Orlandersmith, Dael (Pailet) Reindeer Soup Paterson, Katherine Black N Blue Boys / Broken Men Pendleton, Austin Snow Orchid The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Forever Orson’s Shadow Pinter, Harold (Liebman, Tolan) The Gimmick and Other Plays Uncle Bob and Other Plays Patrick, John (collection) Pendrell, Ernest (collection) Anybody Out There? Horsedreams Seven Times Monday A Bad Year for Tomatoes Stoop Stories Penhall, Joe A Barrel Full of Pennies H Until the Flood Blue/Orange Celebration Cheating Cheaters Yellowman Dumb Show Complete Works Volume 1 (collection) The Curious Savage O’Rowe, Mark Love and Understanding Complete Works Volume 2 (collection) The Dancing Mice Howie the Rookie Pale Horse The Dwarfs and Seven Revue Divorce—Anyone? (collection) Orr, Mary Some Voices Sketches (collection) The Doctor Will See You Now Grass Widows Pennette, Marco (collection) Roommates Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, The Enigma The Wisdom of Eve Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Moonlight Everybody Loves Opal Women Must Weep and Women Everybody’s Girl Percy, Edward Must Work (collection) The Shop at Sly Corner No Man’s Land The Gay Deceiver Women Still Weep (see also: Percy, Edward and The Girls of the Garden Club Other Places (collection) (see also: Denham, Reginald and Reginald Denham) The Hasty Heart and The Basement Mary Orr) Percy, Edward and Reginald Denham It’s Been Wonderful (collection) Osborn, Paul Ladies in Retirement Love Is a Time of Day Poe, Kristina Macbeth Did It Suspect On Borrowed Time The Magenta Moth Trunk Crime Polatin, Daria Owens, Rochelle Opal Is a Diamond Perl, Arnold Thicker than Water (collection) (var. The Widow and the Colonel Opal’s Baby Tevya and His Daughters authors) Pailet, Marshall Opal’s Husband The World of Sholom Aleichem Pollono, John H Who’s Your Baghdaddy, or Opal’s Million Dollar Duck (collection) Lost Girls How I Started the Iraq War The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s Day) Perlman, Michael Small Engine Repair (Penedo) The Savage Dilemma H At the Table Polsky, Abe Palmieri, Marc Scandal Point From White Plains Devour the Snow Carl the Second The Story of Mary Surratt Perloff, Carey Popplewell, Jack The Groundling Suicide—Anyone? (collection) Luminescence Dating

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Dear Delinquent Price, Reynolds Reale, Robert Roberts, Meade Hocus Pocus August Snow The Dinosaur Musical (Willie Reale A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden Porter, Stephen Better Days Ug, The Caveman Musical (Rick Robertson, Lanie Don Juan Early Dark Rhodes) Woman Before a Glass Robinson, Charles K. Posner, Aaron Full Moon Ribman, Ronald The Chosen (Potok) The Ceremony of Innocence The Flying Gerardos (Nicholson) Night Dance Cyrano (Hollinger) Passing Through from Exotic Places Roche, Billy Private Contentment Life Sucks. (collection) Amphibians Prichard, Rebecca My Name Is Asher Lev Rice, Elmer The Cavalcaders Stupid Fucking Bird Yard Gal American Landscape Lay Me Down Softly The Wexford Trilogy (collection) Who Am I This Time? (& Other Prideaux, James Black Sheep Rodewald, Heidi Conundrums of Love) The Housekeeper Cue for Passion Passing Strange (Dorsen, Stew) (see also: Posner, Aaron and James The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Dream Girl The Total Bent (Stew) Sugg) Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees Flight to the West Rogers, Howard Emmett Posner, Aaron and James Sugg and Other Plays (collection) The Grand Tour Yes Means No (Leary) A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Lemonade and The Autograph The Iron Cross Rogers, J.T. Stupid Fucking Bird Hound (collection) Love Among the Ruins Blood and Gifts Posner, Max Mixed Couples A New Life Madagascar Judy Two on an Island The Orphans Oslo H Sisters on the Ground The Winner Postcards The Overwhelming H Snore Rice, Luanne White People Stuffings and An American Sunset H The Treasurer Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Roland, Joe Pospisil, Craig (collection) Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) On the Line Choosing Sides (collection) Priestley, J.B. Richards, Stanley Roman, Lawrence The Dunes An Inspector Calls Journey to Bahia Under the Yum Yum Tree The Gorges Motel (collection) (var. Pryor, Deborah Richardson, Jack Rome, Harold authors) The Love Talker Gallows Humor The Zulu and the Zayda (DaSilva, Leon) Life Is Short (collection) Puzzo, Michael Lorenzo Roper, Amelia Months on End The Dirty Talk The Prodigal Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two (collection) (var. authors) Outstanding Men’s Monologues The Q Brothers Xmas in Las Vegas Rosa, Dennis Volume One Othello: The Remix Rickman, Alan Outstanding Men’s Monologues My Name Is Rachel Corrie (Viner) Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Rabe, David the Sign of Four Volume Two Ridgely, Tom Good for Otto Rose, Reginald Outstanding Short Plays Volume One H Hamlet (Ataei, Moayed, Namjoo) A Question of Mercy Dear Friends (collection) (var. authors) Ridley, Philip Rosenberg, James L. Visiting Edna Mercury Fur Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch Raby, Peter Radiant Vermin (collection) (var. authors) Mel Says to Give You His Best The Government Inspector Outstanding Short Plays Volume Rosenstock, Kim The Three Musketeers Tender Napalm Three (collection) (var. authors) Tigers Be Still Outstanding Women’s Monologues, Radley, Lynda Rosenthal, Ben Volume One The Interference Riedy, David Thicker than Water (collection) (var. Outstanding Women’s Monologues, Raffo, Heather Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two authors) Volume Two 9 Parts of Desire (collection) (var. authors) Ross, Lisette Lecat Rieser, Allan Somewhere in Between Raine, Nina Dark Sun Boy Meets Family Post, Douglas Rabbit Scent of the Roses Drowning Sorrows Rifkin, Don Ross, Melissa Earth and Sky A Brief Period of Time and Two Eggs Nice Girl Rambo, David Murder in Green Meadows Scrambled Soft (collection) Of Good Stock The Delusion of Angels Potok, Chaim God’s Man in Texas Thinner than Water Riley, Nord The Chosen (Posner) The Ice-Breaker Rosten, Norman The Armored Dove Pottle, Sam The Lady with All the Answers Come Slowly, Eden Rimmer, David Money (Axlerod, Whedon) H The Tug of War Mister Johnson Roth, Ari Poulton, Mike Raphaelson, Samson Rivera, José 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 (collection) Wolf Hall Part One Hilda Crane Marisol (var. authors) Wolf Hall Part Two: Bring Up Jason Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Rothstein, Sharyn the Bodies The Perfect Marriage Marriage Plays (collection) H All the Days Prebble, Lucy Skylark (var. authors) H A Good Farmer The Effect Rappoport, David Steven Roberson, Jeffery By the Water Enron Cave Life Scrooge in Rouge, an English Music Roulston, Keith The Sugar Syndrome Rattigan, Terence Hall Christmas Carol (Graham, Another Season’s Promise (Chislett) Press-Coffman, Toni Hargis, Turner) Royal, Bert V. The Sleeping Prince Touch Roberts, Mark Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Price, Leland The Winslow Boy New Country Teenage Blockhead Parted on Her Wedding Morn Read, David West Parasite Drag Rudnick, Paul Price, Olive The Dream of the Burning Boy Rantoul and Die I Hate Hamlet Star Eternal The Performers Where the Great Ones Run Jeffrey

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The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told Scanlan, Dick Schwartz, Susan L. Sharp, Randall The Naked Eye Whorl Inside a Loop (Scott) Debbie Does (Schmidt, Last Man Club The New Century (collection) Schario, Christopher Sherman) Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Regrets Only A Christmas Carol Scott, Douglas Little Kid Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Schary, Dore Mountain—The Journey of Shaw, Irwin Marriage Plays (collection) The Highest Tree Justice Douglas Bury the Dead (var. authors) Sunrise at Campobello Scott, Sherie Rene The Gentle People Valhalla Scheffer, Will Whorl Inside a Loop (Scanlan) The Survivors (Viertel) Runyon, Damon Falling Man and Other Monologues Sedaris, Amy Shawn, Wallace A Slight Case of Murder (Lindsay) (collection) The Book of Liz (David Sedaris) Aunt Dan and Lemon Ruskin, Adina L. Schenkkan, Robert Sedaris, David The Designated Mourner The Art of Remembering All the Way The Book of Liz (Amy Sedaris) Evening at the Talk House Russell, John C. Building the Wall Segall, Harry The Fever Stupid Kids Final Passages Heaven Can Wait Grasses of a Thousand Colors Ryan, James Four One-Act Plays (collection) Mister Angel The Hotel Play The Young Girl and the Monsoon The Great Society Seiler, Conrad The Mandrake Ryan, Kate Moira Heaven on Earth Beauty Parade Marie and Bruce The Beebo Brinker Chronicles The Kentucky Cycle (collection) Good Night, Caroline Sheffer, Erika Our Girls (Chapman) Schiffbauer, John William Russian Transport What’s Wrong with the Girls Cavedweller Live Broadcast Shelley, Elsa Why I Am a Bachelor Ryan, Tammy Schisgal, Murray Foxhole in the Parlor The Wonderful Adventures of Don Shepard, Sam Pig Town Quixote Ages of the Moon Ryerson, Florence An American Millionaire Sekacz, Ilona Buried Child Isn’t Nature Wonderful? (Clements) The Chinese and Dr. Fish (collection) The Beggar’s Opera (Caird) Curse of the Starving Class Sabath, Bernard Ducks and Lovers Twain Plus Twain (collection) Selden, George Eyes for Consuela Five One-Act Plays (collection) Sachs, Stephen The Children’s Story Jealousy and There Are No Sacher Bakersfield Mist Seligman, Marjorie The God of Hell Tortes in our Society! (collection) H Citizen: An American Lyric (see Seligman, Marjorie and Heartless Jimmy Shine Sonya Fogle) Kicking a Dead Horse Miss Julie: Freedom Summer Luv Safdie, Oren Seligman, Marjorie and Sonya Fogle The Late Henry Moss Man Dangling (collection) The Bilbao Effect More Solo Readings (monologues) Oatmeal and Kisses The Last Word… Solo Readings for Radio and Class A Particle of Dread (Oedipus Variations) Old Wine in a New Bottle Private Jokes, Public Places Work (monologues) Seduced Play Time Sammis, Edward R. Still More Solo Readings (monologues) Popkins Day in the Sun (Heyn) Seller, Thomas States of Shock The Pushcart Peddlers, The Flatulist Sams, Jeremy Xingu When the World was Green and Other Plays (collection) Enigma Variations Setlock, Mark (A Chef’s Fable) (Chaikin) Road Show Sanchez-Scott, Milcha Pageant Play (Wilkas) Sheppard, Julian Sexaholics and Other Plays (collection) Dog Lady and The Cuban Swimmer Shanley, John Patrick Buicks The Typists and the Tiger (collection) (collection) Beggars in the House of Plenty Love and Happiness Schmidt, Erica Evening Star The Big Funk Whatever Debbie Does Dallas (Schwartz, Sherman) Roosters Sherman, Andrew Schmidt, Paul Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Sands, Leslie Debbie Does Dallas (Schmidt, Ivanov Cat’s Cradle Schwartz) Something to Hide Seven Short Farces by Anton Sherman, James Doubt, a Parable Santeiro, Luis Chekhov (collection) Jacob and Jack The Dreamer Examines His Pillow The Lady from Havana Schnee, Thelma a Second! Four Dogs and a Bone and The Wild Land O’Fire The Whole World Over Mr. 80% Goose (collection) Our Lady of the Tortilla Schneider, Barbara Romance in D French Waitress and Other Plays A Royal Affair Flight Lines and Crossings (collection) Sherman, Jonathan Marc (collection) Sartin, Laddy Schraft, Micah Evolution Italian American Reconciliation Blessed Assurance A Dog’s House Knickerbocker Missing/Kissing (collection) Catfish Moon Schrock, Gladden Sophistry Outside Things We Want Sater, Steven Glutt Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Three Short Plays (collection) Carbondale Dreams Schulman, Charlie (collection) (var. authors) Veins and Thumbtacks Saunders, James The Birthday Present and The H The Portuguese Kid Women and Wallace Bodies Ground Zero Club (collection) Schulman, Sarah Prodigal Son Wonderful Time Next Time I’ll Sing to You Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Psychopathia Sexualis Sherman, Martin A Scent of Flowers Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Romantic Poetry (Krieger) Gently Down the Stream Savage, George Schulner, David Sailor’s Song A Passage to India Young Adventure (McRae) An Infinite Ache Savage in Limbo Sherwood, Robert E. Sayer, Jonathan This Thing of Darkness (Lucas) Storefront Church Abe Lincoln in Illinois The Play That Goes Wrong (Lewis, Schultz, Mark Welcome to the Moon and Other Idiot’s Delight Shields) Deathbed Plays (collection) The Petrified Forest Sayers, Dorothy L. The Gingerbread House Where’s My Money? Reunion in Vienna Busman’s Honeymoon (Byrne) Everything Will Be Different Women of Manhattan Second Threshold (Barry)

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Small War on Murray Hill Then and Now (collection) Snyder, William The Groves of Academe and The There Shall Be No Night Two’s a Crowd The Days and Nights of BeeBee Plumber’s Apprentice (collection) Shideler, Ross Simon, Neil Fenstermaker Steinbeck, John The Night of the Tribades The Star-Spangled Girl Soderberg, Douglas Burning Bright Shields, Henry Simonson, Eric The Root of Chaos The Moon Is Down The Play That Goes Wrong (Lewis, Bang the Drum Slowly Sommer, Edith Of Mice and Men Sayer) Bronx Bombers A Roomful of Roses Stephens, Harry Shiffrin, A.B. Lombardi Son, Diana Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Angel in the Pawnshop Magic/Bird Satellites Caristi, et al.) Twilight Walk Work Song: Three Views of Frank Stop Kiss Stephens, Simon Shine, Ted Lloyd Wright (Hatcher) Sondheim, Stephen Bluebird Contributions (collection) Singer, Blair Getting Away with Murder (Furth) The Curious Incident of the Dog in Meg’s New Friend Shinn, Christopher Sorell, Walter the Night-Time The Most Damaging Wound The Coming World Everyman Today Harper Regan Skinner, Cornelia Otis Dying City Soyinka, Wole Heisenberg The Pleasure of His Company (Taylor) Four The Trials of Brother Jero and The Punk Rock Sklar, George Now or Later Strong Breed (collection) Stephenson, Shelagh And People All Around On the Mountain Spence, Wall Brown Pelican Ancient Lights Other People Shooting High (Metcalfe) An Experiment with an Air Pump Picked Laura (Caspary) Skyler, Tristine Spencer, T.J. Five Kinds of Teddy Ferrara The Moonlight Room Jonah What Didn’t Happen Sloan, Brian Spewack, Bella Steppling, John Where Do We Live WTC View (see: Spewack, Bella and Samuel The Dream Coast Short, Robin Smart, Mat Spewack) Stetson, Jeff Ned Crocker H Naperville Spewack, Bella and Samuel The Meeting Shue, Larry The Steadfast Spewack Stew The Foreigner Smith, Alena Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Passing Strange (Dorsen, Rodewald) Grandma Duck Is Dead The Bad Guys (collection) The Total Bent (Rodewald) My Emperor’s New Clothes H Icebergs My Three Angels Stewart, Michael The Nerd The Lacy Project Trousers to Match Those That Play the Clowns Wenceslas Square The New Sincerity Woman Bites Dog Stitt, Milan Shulman, Max Plucker Spewack, Samuel Back in the Race The Tender Trap (Smith) Smith, Anna Deavere The Golden State The Runner Stumbles Shurtleff, Michael Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Play It by Ear (The Festival) Stockton, Richard F. Call Me by My Rightful Name Brooklyn and Other Identities The Prince and Mr. Jones Prisoner of the Crown (Herd) Shyre, Paul House Arrest: A Search for Two Blind Mice Storm, Lesley Drums Under the Windows American Character In and Around Under the Sycamore Tree Heart of a City I Knock at the Door the White House, Past and Present (see also: Spewack, Bella and Strand, Richard A Whitman Portrait Let Me Down Easy Samuel Spewack) Siefert, Lynn Ben Butler Notes from the Field Spiegel, Ruby Rae Coyote Ugly The Death of Zukasky Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Dry Land Little Egypt Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Filloux, et al.) Outstanding Short Plays Volume Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Silver, Nicky Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 The Agony & The Agony Three (collection) (var. authors) Stratford, Aoise Smith, Charise Castro Spigelgass, Leonard Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two The Altruists Feathers and Teeth Beautiful Child The Wrong Way Light Bulb (collection) (var. authors) The Hunchback of Seville Squire, Aurin Street Man, Chic The Eros Trilogy (collection) Smith, Conrad Sutton Fat Men in Skirts Freefalling (Wolfe) Chain of Circumstances Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Stryk, Lydia Fit to Be Tied A Dash of Bitters (Denham) (collection) (var. authors) The Glamour House The Food Chain Smith, Deborah Salem St. Germain, Mark Monte Carlo The Lyons Love Alone Becoming Dr. Ruth Sublett, Robbie Collier The Maiden’s Prayer Smith, Earl Hobson Best of Enemies You Better Sit Down: Tales from My Pterodactyls Stephen Foster or Weep No More Dancing Lessons Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, Raised in Captivity My Lady Freud’s Last Session This Day Forward Smith, Evan Matthew Maher, et al.) Three Changes Remedial English Out of Gas on Lovers Leap Sugg, James H Too Much Sun The Savannah Disputation Relativity (see: Posner, Aaron and James Sugg) Silverman, Ethan The Uneasy Chair Scott and Hem Sullivan, Sir Arthur Manhattan Class Company Class One- Smith, Milburn (see also: Markus, John, Mark St. Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Who Acts, 1992 (collection) (var. authors) The Ten O’ Clock Scholar (Banci) Germain, and Randy Courts) Loves a Salary (Kaufman) Silverstein, Shel Smith, Robert Paul Stafford, Nick Sun, Nilaja An Adult Evening of The Tender Trap (Shulman) Katherine Desouza No Child… (collection) Smith, Tommy Stavis, Barrie Sutton, Joe Shel’s Shorts (collection) Pigeon The Man Who Never Died Voir Dire Simms, Willard Sneed, Helen Stein, Mark Sutton, Michael The Acting Lesson Fix Me, Jesus At Long Last Leo Over My Dead Body (Fingleton) Miss Farnsworth Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Direct from Death Row The Svanoe, Bill The Passing of an Actor Detective (Eberhard, Levy, Webb) Scottsboro Boys Punch and Judy

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Swados, Elizabeth Thatcher, Kristine Trzcinski, Edmund The King of the United States Nightclub Cantata Among Friends Stalag 17 (Bevan) Master and Margarita or, The Devil Swanson, C. Denby Emma’s Child Tuan, Alice Comes to Moscow The Norwegians Voice of Good Hope Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Mystery Play Sweet, Jeffrey Thomas, Freyda Comedy (collection) (var. authors) The Sea Gull The Action Against Sol Schumann The Gamester tucker green, debbie The Serpent H Kunstler Thompson, Ernest born bad Seven Short and Very Short Plays Responsible Parties Answers (collection) truth and reconciliation (collection) Routed On Golden Pond Tumarin, Boris Three Sisters Stops Along the Way The West Side Waltz The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow) The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or Ties Thompson, Paul Turner, David “How Not to Do It Again”) The Value of Names The Children’s Crusade Semi-Detached Uncle Vanya With and Without Thorne, Joan Vail Turner, Jefferson War and Four Other Plays (collection) Swet, Peter The Exact Center of the Universe Scrooge in Rouge, an English Music Vari, John The Interview The Things You Least Expect Hall Christmas Carol (Graham, Farewell, Farewell, Eugene (Ackland) Sydow, Jack Thorne, Tracy Hargis, Roberson) Varon, Charlie The Brothers Karamazov (Tumarin) We Are Here Turney, Catherine The People’s Violin Szymkowicz, Adam Thornton, Jane My Dear Children (Horwin) Rabbi Sam Deflowering Waldo Shakers (Godber) Turney, Robert Rush Limbaugh in Food for Fish Thurber, Lucy Daughters of Atreus Vaughan, Robert Lewis Hearts Like Fists Ashville Tuttle, Jon Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Nerve The Insurgents The Hammerstone (collection) (var. authors) Rare Birds Killers and Other Family The Palace of the Moorish Kings Praying for Rain Tabori, George Scarcity Terminal Cafe The Rest of the Night Flight into Egypt Stay Udofia, Mfoniso Vidal, Gore Taccone, Tony Where We’re Born Her Portmanteau The Best Man It Can’t Happen Here (Cohen) Thurschwell, Harry T. Sojourners Romulus Taikeff, Stanley Uhry, Alfred A Young Man’s Fancy (Golden) Visit to a Small Planet Ah, Eurydice! Driving Miss Daisy Todd, Matthew Weekend Talbott, Daniel The Last Night of Ballyhoo Blowing Whistles Viertel, Peter Slipping Urban, Ken Tolan, Kathleen The Survivors (Shaw) Tally, Ted The Awake Approximating Mother Viner, Katharine Hooters The Correspondent Tolan, Peter My Name Is Rachel Corrie (Rickman) Little Footsteps Stay Carl Stay, Best Half Foot Forward A Future Perfect Violett, Ellen Silver Linings and Pillow Talk (collection) H A Guide for the Homesick Brewsie and Willie (Blake) Terra Nova Tolan, Stephanie The Happy Sad Vogel, Paula Tasca, Jules The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Nibbler And Baby Makes Seven Tadpole (Liebman, Paterson) The Private Lives of Eskimos The Baltimore Waltz Taylor, Douglas Tolins, Jonathan Sense of an Ending A Civil War Christmas: An American The Agreement Buyer & Cellar Ustinov, Peter Musical Celebration (Waters) Five in Judgment The Last Sunday in June The Love of Four Colonels Desdemona, A Play About a The Sudden and Accidental Topor, Tom Photo Finish Handkerchief Re-Education of Horse Johnson Answers Romanoff and Juliet Hot ’n’ Throbbing Taylor, Holland Tovatt, Patrick Valcq, James Ann Bartok as Dog Zombies from the Beyond How I Learned to Drive Taylor, Regina Trahey, Jane Valency, Maurice Indecent Crowns Life with Mother Superior (Reuter) Conversation with a Sphinx The Long Christmas Ride Home Taylor, Samuel Trask, Stephen Feathertop The Mineola Twins First Love Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Mitchell) The Madwoman of Chaillot The Oldest Profession The Happy Time Treem, Sarah Regarding Electra Vogelstein, Cherie Legend The How and the Why The Thracian Horses All About Al The Pleasure of His Company (Skinner) When We Were Young and Unafraid Valenti, Michael Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Sabrina Fair Tremblay, Michel Quack (Marowitz) (collection) (var. authors) A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Bonjour, La, Bonjour van Druten, John Wackler, Rebecca Taylor, Simon Watson Forever Yours, Marie-Lou Bell, Book and Candle Tent Meeting (Larson, Lee) The Ubu Plays (collection) Les Belles Soeurs The Druid Circle Wade, Kevin Teachout, Terry Treon, Phil I Am a Camera Key Exchange Satchmo at the Waldorf Crunch Time (Medoff) I Remember Mama Mr. & Mrs. Teichmann, Howard Trow, George W.S. I’ve Got Sixpence Wade, Laura Miss The Tennis Game The Mermaids Singing Breathing Corpses The Solid Gold Cadillac Troy, Jonathan The Voice of the Turtle Colder Than Here Teitler, Lucy All Because of Agatha van Itallie, Jean-Claude Other Hands Engagements A Handful of Rainbows America Hurrah (collection) Posh Temperley, Stephen The Haunted Honeymoon Bag Lady Wadud, Ali Souvenir Web of Murder The Cherry Orchard Companions of the Fire Tesich, Steve Trumbo, Dalton Early Warnings (collection) Walden, William The Carpenters The Biggest Thief in Town A Fable Treasures on Earth

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Wallach, Ira Show People The Learned Ladies Willinger, David The Absence of a Cello Trust Le Cid Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends Wanshel, Jeff Weller, Michael The Liar Willis, Jane Auto-Destruct and The Rhesus Beast Lovers’ Quarrels Men Without Dates and Slam! Umbrella (collection) Dogbrain The Misanthrope (collection) The Disintegration of James Cherry Fifty Words Phaedra Wilner, Sheri Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the Side Effects School for Husbands Kingdom City Russian Navy Tira Tells Everything There Is to The School for Wives Wilson, David Henry Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Know About Herself and The The Suitors All the World’s a Stage Tartuffe Lautrec (Feingold) Bodybuilders (collection) Wilson, Lanford The Theater of Illusion Ward, Douglas Turner Welsh, Kenneth Abstinence Wilk, Max Brotherhood Standup Shakespeare (Leslee) Happy Ending and A Day of Absence Cloud Seven Wertenbaker, Timberlake (collection) Mr. Williams and Miss Wood The Grace of Mary Traverse A Betrothal The Reckoning Wilkas, Matthew Wesley, Richard Book of Days Warren, Robert Penn Pageant Play (Setlock) H Autumn Brontosaurus All the King’s Men Williams, Emlyn H Black Terror Wasserstein, Wendy The Corn Is Green The Mighty Gents By the Sea By the Sea By the An American Daughter Someone Waiting The Past Is the Past and Gettin’ It Beautiful Sea (collection) (var. The Heidi Chronicles Williams, Jason Odell Together (collection) Isn’t It Romantic Church & State authors) The Sirens Seven One-Act Plays (collection) Handle with Care H The Talented Tenth The Sisters Rosensweig Williams, Samm-Art Four Short Plays (collection) West, Cheryl L. Home Third Ghosts Before It Hits Home Williams, Tennessee Uncommon Women and Others The Gingham Dog Jar the Floor 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Other Waters, Daryl The Great Nebula in Orion and Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Plays (collection) A Civil War Christmas: An American Three Other Plays (collection) Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) American Blues (collection) Musical Celebration (Vogel) Wettig, Patricia Battle of Angels Watson, Ara F2M Camino Real Bite the Hand, Mooncastle (collection) Ludlow Fair and Home Free! (collection) Whedon, Tom Cat on a Hot Tin Roof The Moonshot Tape and A Poster of A Different Moon Money (Axlerod, Pottle) Clothes for a Summer Hotel the Cosmos (collection) Treasure Island Wheeler, Hugh Dragon Country (collection) The Mound Builders Win/Lose/Draw (collection) Big Fish, Little Fish The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Rain Dance (Gallagher) Look: We’ve Come Through Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) We Have Always Lived in the Castle The Gnadiges Fraulein The Rimers of Eldritch 90° in the Shade and Dust in Your Whelan, Peter I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix The Sand Castle and Three Other Eyes (collection) The Herbal Bed In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Plays (collection) Webb, Peter White, John Kingdom of Earth A Sense of Place or Virgil Is Still the Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Bugs and Veronica (collection) A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur Frogboy Detective (Eberhard, Levy, Sneed) White, Jr., Harley The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Direct from Death Row The Splendora (Campbell, Hoffman) Anymore Sympathetic Magic Scottsboro Boys Weidman, Jerome The Mutilated Talley & Son White, Natalie E. Asterisk! The Night of the Iguana Talley’s Folly The Billion Dollar Saint Ivory Tower (Yaffe) The Notebook of Trigorin Three Sisters Seven Nuns at Las Vegas Weill, Gus Orpheus Descending Seven Nuns South of the Border Thymus Vulgaris To Bury a Cousin Out Cry Wilson, Lauren Weiner, Wendy White, Sharr Achilles in Sparta A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Hillary: A Modern Greek Period of Adjustment Hyde Play Tragedy with a (Somewhat) Annapurna The Other Place The Red Devil Battery Sign The Golden State Happy Ending Six Years The Rose Tattoo Wilson, Mary Louise Weinraub, Bernard The Snow Geese Small Craft Warnings Full Gallop (Hampton) The Accomplices Sunlight Something Cloudy, Something Clear Theatrical Haiku (collection) Weisman, Annie Whittell, Crispin A Streetcar Named Desire Wilson, Michael Be Aggressive Darwin in Malibu Suddenly Last Summer A Christmas Carol—A Ghost Story Hold Please Whitty, Jeff of Christmas Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, The Further Adventures of Hedda Sweet Bird of Youth Wilson, Tracey Scott Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Gabler The Two-Character Play Buzzer Surf Report The Hiding Place Vieux Carré The Good Negro Weiss, Matthew Wiener, , David The Story Hesh Blood Orange Money and Friends Wiltse, David Weissman, Gabriel Vega Wilbur, Richard Willimon, Beau A Dance Lesson Loose Canon (collection) (Reno) Amphitryon Breathing Time A Grand Romance Weitz, Paul Andromache Winkler, Leah Nanako Lonely, I’m Not The Bungler Lower Ninth Kentucky Privilege Don Juan H The Parisian Woman Winters, Marian Roulette The Imaginary Cuckold, or Sganarelle Spirit Control A Is for All (collection)

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Witten, Matthew Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Boy The Deal Marriage Plays (collection) (var. A Delicate Ship Washington Square Moves authors) Dov and Ali Wohl, Bess The Stonewater Rapture H The Last Match American Hero Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening of Life Science Small Mouth Sounds One-Act Plays (collection) H The Minotaur Wolfe, George C. Watbanaland Photograph 51 The Colored Museum Wright, William H. Zindel, Paul Spunk (Street Man) The Man in the Dog Suit (Beich) Amulets Against the Dragon Forces Wolfson, Victor Yaffe, James And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Excursion Cliffhanger The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man- Wollner, Donald The Deadly Game in-the-Moon Marigolds Kid Purple Ivory Tower (Weidman) Every Seventeen Minutes the Crowd Wong, Elizabeth Yale, Kathleen Betsko Goes Crazy! Johnny Bull Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Ladies at the Alamo Yalman, Tunc Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Let Me Hear You Whisper and The The Liar Wood, Maxine Ladies Should Be in Bed (collection) The Trickeries of Scapin On Whitman Avenue The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild Yankee, Luke Woodard, Charlayne Zweibel, Alan The Last Lifeboat Flight Outstanding Short Plays Volume One A Place at Forest Lawn (Bontempo) (collection) (var. authors) In Real Life Yankowitz, Susan Neat Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine The Night Watcher Filloux, et al.) Pretty Fire Yep, Laurence Wooten, Jamie Dragonwings (see Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Hope, Yordan, Philip Jamie Wooten) Anna Lucasta Wooten, John J. Young, Stanley Trophies Mr. Pickwick Worton, Jenny Younger, Kelly Through a Glass Darkly Kalamazoo (Brooks) Wright, Craig Zadravec, Stefanie Grace The Electric Baby Lady Honey Brown Eyes Mistakes Were Made Zark, Jenna Orange Flower Water A Body of Water (collection) The Pavilion Zavin, Benjamin Bernard Recent Tragic Events The Family Man (Leo) Wright, Doug Zeller, Florian Grey Gardens (Frankel, Korie) The Father (Hampton) I Am My Own Wife Ziegler, Anna Posterity H Actually BFF (“Best Friends Forever”)

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13 Things About Ed Carpolotti Direct from Death Row The In the Footprint: The Battle Over Summer of ‘42 book, music and lyrics by Barry Scottsboro Boys Atlantic Yards book by Hunter Foster, music and Kleinbort, based on the play by by Mark Stein, music and lyrics by The Civilians, written by lyrics by David Kirshenbaum, based Jeffrey Hatcher by Harley White, Jr. Steven Cosson, music and lyrics upon the novel and screenplay by Arlington The Doyle and Debbie Show by Michael Friedman Herman Raucher book and lyrics by Victor Lodato, by Bruce Arntson Jo Swinging on a Star (The Johnny music by Polly Pen Embarassments by Don Parks and William Dyer, Burke Musical) Bat Boy: The Musical book by Laurence Klavan, music music by William Dyer by Michael Leeds, based on the story and book by Keythe Farley by Polly Pen, lyrics by Laurence Johnny Pye songs of Johnny Burke and Brian Flemming, music and Klavan and Polly Pen, additional by Randy Courts and Mark St. The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe text by Polly Pen Germain, adapted from the short book by Katherine Paterson and Bed and Sofa The Fabulous Lipitones story “Johnny Pye and the Stephanie Tolan, music by Foolkiller” by Stephen Vincent Benét Steve Liebman music by Polly Pen, lyrics by by John Markus and Mark St. Little Fish Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Laurence Klavan, based on the Germain, original music by Randy film by Abram Room by Michael John LaChiusa by Bob Johnston and Jeff Courts, original lyrics by The Beggar’s Opera Lucky Nurse and Other Short Hochhauser Mark St. Germain by John Gay, new version by John Musical Plays This Beautiful City Fame Takes a Holiday Caird and Ilona Sekacz by Michael John LaChiusa by The Civilians, written by Steven by Cassandra Danz, Mary Fulham, The Black Monk: A Chamber Money Cosson and Jim Lewis from and Warren Leight Musical by David Axlerod and Tom interviews by the company, music book, music, and lyrics by Wendy First Lady Suite Whedon, music by Sam Pottle and lyrics by Michael Friedman Kesselman, inspired by the by Michael John LaChiusa A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Three Postcards story Five Course Love book and lyrics by Aaron Posner, by Craig Lucas and Craig Carnelia Bubble Boy book, lyrics, and music by music by James Sugg Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story book by Cinco Paul and Ken Gregg Coffin Othello: The Remix book, music, and lyrics by Daurio, music and lyrics by Cinco The Gifts of the Magi by the Q Brothers Stephen Dolginoff Paul, based on the film Bubble music by Randy Courts, lyrics by Passing Strange The Total Bent Boy by Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio Mark St. Germain and Randy book and lyrics by Stew, music by text by Stew, music and lyrics The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Courts Stew and Heidi Rodewald, created by Stew and Heidi Rodewald Chameleon Skin Goblin Market in collaboration with Annie Dorsen Ug, The Caveman Musical by Kirsten Childs by Polly Pen and Peggy Harmon, Quilters book by Jim Geoghan, music by By Hex music by Polly Pen, adapted from by Molly Newman and Barbara Rick Rhodes, lyrics by Jim Geoghan, music and lyrics by Howard the poem by Christina Rossetti Damashek Vivian Rhodes, and Rick Rhodes Blankman, book by John Rengier, The Great American Trailer Park Romantic Poetry H Who’s Your Baghdaddy, or based on an idea suggested by Christmas Musical book and lyrics by John Patrick How I Started the Iraq War Richard Gehman, additional lyrics music and lyrics by David Nehls, Shanley, music by book, music, and lyrics by by Richard Gehman and John Rengier book by Betsy Kelso Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Marshall Pailet and A.D. Penedo The Catch Colt The Great American Trailer Park Girl Detective The Zombies: A Musical Spoof! by Mary O’Hara Musical by Helen Sneed and Peter Webb, by Marcelino “Max” Resto, Jr. A Civil War Christmas: An music and lyrics by David Nehls, music and lyrics by David Levy Zombies from the Beyond American Musical Celebration book by Betsy Kelso and Leslie Eberhard book, music, and lyrics by by Paula Vogel, music by Great Scot! Scrooge in Rouge, an English James Valcq Music Hall Daryl Waters by Mark Conradt and Gregory Christmas Carol The Colored Museum book and lyrics by Ricky Graham, Dawson, lyrics by Nancy Leeds, by George C. Wolfe additional material by Jeffery music by Don McAfee Convenience Roberson, other interesting bits Grey Gardens by Gregg Coffin by Yvette Hargis, original music book by Doug Wright, music Cowgirls composed by Jefferson Turner by , lyrics by book by Betsy Howie, music and See What I Wanna See lyrics by Mary Murfitt by Michael John LaChiusa, based Crowns Hank Williams: Lost Highway on short stories by Ryunosuke by Regina Taylor, adapted from by Randal Myler and Mark Harelik Akutagawa, as translated by the book by Michael Cunningham Hedwig and the Angry Inch Takashi Kojima and Craig Marberry text by John Cameron Mitchell, Splendora Debbie Does Dallas music and lyrics by Stephen Trask book by Peter Webb, music by adapted by Erica Schmidt, Hello Again Stephen Hoffman, lyrics by composed by Andrew Sherman, by Michael John LaChiusa Mark Campbell conceived by Susan L. Schwartz Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Standup Shakespeare The Dinosaur Musical Who Loved a Salary words by William Shakespeare, music by Robert Reale, book and by George S. Kaufman, music by music by Ray Leslee, book by lyrics by Willie Reale Sir Arthur Sullivan Kenneth Welsh

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Asch, Sholom THREE SISTERS Granville-Barker, Harley Marivaux, Pierre GOD OF VENGEANCE a version by Brian Friel THE VOYSEY INHERITANCE THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE by Donald Margulies, adapted THREE SISTERS adapted by translated by James Magruder from a literal translation by a revised English version by Ibsen, Henrik Middleton, Thomas Joachim Neugroschel Jean-Claude van Itallie BRAND WOMEN BEWARE WOMEN Barca, Pedro Calderón de la THREE SISTERS translated by Michael Meyer adapted by Jesse Berger LIFE IS A DREAM translated by Lanford Wilson A DOLL’S HOUSE Molière translated and adapted by Nilo Cruz UNCLE VANYA adapted by Frank McGuinness AMPHITRYON Barrie, J.M. translated by Curt Columbus A DOLL’S HOUSE translated into English verse by PETER PAN, OR THE BOY WHO UNCLE VANYA translated by Michael Meyer Richard Wilbur WOULD NOT GROW UP translated by Robert W. Corrigan EMPEROR AND GALILEAN THE BUNGLER in a new version by John Caird UNCLE VANYA translated by Michael Meyer translated into English verse by and Trevor Nunn a version by Brian Friel AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE Richard Wilbur Beaumarchais, Pierre UNCLE VANYA translated by Michael Meyer DON JUAN FIGARO an English version by AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE adapted by Stephen Porter by Charles Morey, freely adapted Jean-Claude van Itallie adapted by Arthur Miller DON JUAN from Le Mariage de Figaro THE WOOD DEMON GHOSTS translated by Richard Wilbur THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO translated by Robert W. Corrigan translated by Michael Meyer THE IMAGINARY CUCKOLD, translated and adapted by Corneille, Pierre GHOSTS OR SGANARELLE Joan Holden LE CID translation by Lanford Wilson translated by Richard Wilbur Büchner, Georg translated by Richard Wilbur HEDDA GABLER THE IMAGINARY INVALID WOYZECK, LEONCE AND LENA THE LIAR adapted by Jon Robin Baitz translated and adapted by HEDDA GABLER translated by John Christopher Jones by David Ives, adapted from James Magruder a new version by Brian Friel Chekhov, Anton the comedy THE LEARNED LADIES HEDDA GABLER CHERRY ORCHARD THE LIAR translated into English verse by English version by translated by Curt Columbus translated by Richard Wilbur Richard Wilbur HEDDA GABLER THE CHERRY ORCHARD THE THEATRE OF ILLUSION THE LEARNED LADIES OF translated by Michael Meyer translated by Robert W. Corrigan translated by Richard Wilbur PARK AVENUE THE LADY FROM THE SEA THE CHERRY ORCHARD Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan and by David Grimm, translated and translated by Michael Meyer a new version by Stephen Karam William Gillette freely adapted from THE LEAGUE OF YOUTH THE CHERRY ORCHARD SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE FINAL Les Femmes savantes adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher adapted by ADVENTURE LOVERS’ QUARRELS LITTLE EYOLF THE CHERRY ORCHARD adapted by Steven Dietz, based translated into English verse by translated by Michael Meyer a version by Jean-Claude van Itallie on the 1899 play THE MASTER BUILDER Richard Wilbur Dürrenmatt, Friedrich IVANOV translated by Michael Meyer THE MISANTHROPE ROMULUS translated and adapted by PARAGON SPRINGS translated into English verse by Curt Columbus by Gore Vidal, from a play by Steven Dietz, based on Richard Wilbur IVANOV Feydeau, Georges An Enemy of the People THE MISER translated by Robert W. Corrigan A FLEA IN HER EAR PEER GYNT translated by David Chambers IVANOV adapted by Frank Galati translated by Michael Meyer THE MISER translated by Paul Schmidt A FLEA IN HER EAR THE PILLARS OF SOCIETY translated and adapted by PLATONOV a new version of the farce by translated by Michael Meyer James Magruder translated by John Christopher Jones David Ives THE PRETENDERS SCAPIN THE SEA GULL THE LADIES MAN translated by Michael Meyer adapted by Bill Irwin and translated by Robert W. Corrigan by Charles Morey, freely translated ROSMERSHOLM Mark O’Donnell SEAGULL and adapted from Tailleur pour translated by Michael Meyer SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS translated and adapted by dames WHEN WE DEAD AWAKEN translated into English verse by Curt Columbus Gogol, Nikolai translated by Michael Meyer Richard Wilbur THE SEAGULL THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR THE WILD DUCK THE SCHOOL FOR LIES a new version by adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher translated by Michael Meyer by David Ives, adapted from Christopher Hampton THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR Jarry, Alfred The Misanthrope THE SEA GULL adapted by Peter Raby THE UBU PLAYS THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES a new version by MARRIAGE translated by Cyril Connolly and translated into English verse by Jean-Claude van Itallie English version by Barbara Field Simon Watson Taylor Richard Wilbur SEVEN SHORT FARCES BY Goldoni, Carlo Lope de Vega y Carpio, Félix TARTUFFE ANTON CHEKHOV THE LIAR H FUENTEOVEJUNA, OR LIKE translated into English verse by translated by Paul Schmidt translation by Tunc Yalman SHEEP TO WATER… Richard Wilbur THREE SISTERS THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS translated by Curt Columbus TARTUFFE; OR THE WEASEL translated by Curt Columbus translated and adapted by Machiavelli, Niccolo adapted by Amlin Gray THE THREE SISTERS Jeffrey Hatcher and Paolo THE MANDRAKE THE TRICKERIES OF SCAPIN translated by Robert W. Corrigan Emilio Landi translated by Wallace Shawn translation by Tunc Yalmans

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Piron, Alexis Sheridan, Richard Brinsley MASTER OLOF THE METROMANIACS THE CRITIC translated by Michael Meyer by David Ives, adapted from adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher MISS JULIE La Métromanie THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL translated by Michael Meyer Racine, Jean adapted for contemporary PLAYING WITH FIRE ANDROMACHE audiences by Lewis John Carlino translated by Michael Meyer translated into English verse by Strindberg, August STORM Richard Wilbur CREDITORS translated by Michael Meyer PHAEDRA translated by Michael Meyer THE STRONGER translated into English verse by DANCE OF DEATH translated by Michael Meyer Richard Wilbur a new version by THE SUITORS TO DAMASCUS (PARTS 1, 2 & 3) Richard Greenberg translated by Richard Wilbur translated by Michael Meyer THE DANCE OF DEATH Regnard, Jean-François THE VIRGIN BRIDE a new version by THE HEIR APPARENT translated by Michael Meyer Conor McPherson by David Ives, adapted from Turgenev, Ivan THE DANCE OF DEATH (PARTS 1 & 2) Le Légataire universel A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY translated by Michael Meyer Rostand, translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff A DREAM PLAY CYRANO A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY, translated by Michael Hollinger, translated by Michael Meyer EASTER AFTER TURGENEV adapted by Michael Hollinger and by Brian Friel Aaron Posner translated by Michael Meyer Wedekind, Frank CYRANO DE BERGERAC ERIK THE FOURTEENTH SPRING AWAKENING translated by Brian Hooker translated by Michael Meyer Shakespeare, William THE FATHER translated by Jonathan Franzen H HAMLET freely adapted by Oliver Hailey adapted by Tom Ridgely, Persian THE FATHER translations by Maryam Ataei, translated by Michael Meyer Arian Moayed, and Mohsen THE GHOST SONATA Namjoo, after Behazin translated by Michael Meyer

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Aguirre-Sacasa, Roberto UP, DOWN, STRANGE, CHARMED, TWO SHORT PLAYS Woman Stand Up THE WEIRD BEAUTY, AND TRUTH; LILA ON THE High Sign DMV Tyrant Bloody Mary WALL; MAFIA ON PROZAC Sarah and the Sax The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of Insect Love Lila on the Wall Childress, Alice Where Babies Come From The Ten-Minute Play About Mafia on Prozac MOJO AND STRING Aunt Dan Meets the Madwoman of Rosemary’s Baby Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Mojo Chaillot Swamp Gothic Beauty, and Truth String Canker Sores and Other Distractions Morning Becomes Olestra Ball, Alan Coen, Ethan Medea Funeral Parlor Dinner with the Superfriends FIVE ONE-ACT PLAYS ALMOST AN EVENING 1-900-Desperate Albee, Edward Made for a Woman Waiting Women in a Playground THE AMERICAN DREAM, THE Bachelor Holiday Four Benches Phyllis and Xenobia SANDBOX, THE DEATH OF BESSIE Power Lunch Debate Desire, Desire, Desire OFFICES SMITH, FAM AND YAM The M Word One Minute Play Peer Review The American Dream Your Mother’s Butt John and Mary Doe Homeland Security The Sandbox Barlow, Anna Marie Gym Teacher Struggle Session The Death of Bessie Smith A LIMB OF SNOW AND THE MEETING The Doctor Will See You Now Corbin, Barry Fam and Yam A Limb of Snow Under Duress BOX AND QUOTATIONS FROM The Meeting THROCKMORTON, TX. 76083 Kitty the Waitress CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-TUNG Bishop, John The Whiz Bang Cafe Not My Fault Box BORDERLINES The E.Z. Snooz Motel An Altar Boy Talks to God Quotations from Chairman Mao Borderline Dashow, Ken SISTER MARY IGNATIUS EXPLAINS IT Tse-Tung Keepin’ an Eye on Louie DA-SHOW MUST GO ON: SIX PLAYS ALL FOR YOU AND THE ACTOR’S COUNTING THE WAYS AND LISTENING CONFLUENCE AND THE SKIRMISHERS ABOUT LOVE, DEATH AND BAD ACTING NIGHTMARE Counting the Ways Confluence Thanks Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All He Ain’t Heavy Listening The Skirmishers for You Top of 16 Anderson, Robert Black, Stephen The Actor’s Nightmare Joey-Boy SOLITAIRE, DOUBLE SOLITAIRE THE POKEY AND THE HORSE LATITUDES THREE SHORT PLAYS Time Out Solitaire The Pokey The Nature and Purpose of the Sing This Universe Double Solitaire The Horse Latitudes Dean, Phillip Hayes Death Comes to Us All, Mary Agnes YOU KNOW I CAN’T HEAR YOU WHEN Bromberg, Conrad THE AMERICAN NIGHTMARE ‘Dentity Crisis THE WATER’S RUNNING ACTORS AND AT HOME Thunder in the Index El Guindi, Yussef The Shock of Recognititon Actors This Bird of Dawning Singeth All SUCH A BEAUTIFUL VOICE IS The Footsteps of Doves At Home Night Long SAYEDA’S AND KARIMA’S CITY I’ll Be Home for Christmas TRANSFERS Dream of Passion Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s I’m Herbert Transfers MOLOCH BLUES Karima’s City Arno, Owen G. The Rooming House The Owl Killer Elward, James TWO SHORT PLAYS Doctor Galley Dink’s Blues FRIDAY NIGHT The Other Player Byron, Ellen Dizenzo, Charles The River The Street of Good Friends ELECTION YEAR AND SO WHEN YOU THE LAST STRAW AND SOCIABILITY Passport Auburn, David GET MARRIED The Last Straw Mary Agnes Is Thirty-Five FIFTH PLANET AND OTHER PLAYS Election Year Sociability Evans, Don THE PRODIGALS Fifth Planet So When You Get Married Donaghy, Tom Orrin Are You Ready? GRACELAND AND ASLEEP ON THE WIND THE DADSHUTTLE AND DOWN THE Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance Damage Control Graceland SHORE No More Miss You Asleep on the Wind The Dadshuttle Falk, Lee Three Monologues Campton, David Down the Shore ERIS AND HOME AT SIX What Do You Believe About the LITTLE BROTHER: LITTLE SISTER AND Durang, Christopher Future? OUT OF THE FLYING PAN Eris DURANG/DURANG Home at Six We Had a Very Good Time Little Brother: Little Sister Mrs. Sorken Fletcher, Lucille Baker, Edward Allan Out of the Flying Pan For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls SORRY, WRONG NUMBER AND THE A DEAD MAN’S APARTMENT, A SMELL OF BURNING AND THEN… A Stye of the Eye HITCH-HIKER ROSEMARY WITH GINGER, FACE A Smell of Burning Nina in the Morning Sorry, Wrong Number DIVIDED Then… Wanda’s Visit The Hitch-Hiker A Dead Man’s Apartment Carlino, Lewis John Business Lunch at the Russian Foote, Horton Rosemary with Ginger CAGES Tea Room BLIND DATE AND THE ACTOR Face Divided Snowangel NAOMI IN THE LIVING ROOM AND Blind Date NORTH OF PROVIDENCE, DOLORES, Epiphany OTHER SHORT PLAYS The Actor LADY OF FADIMA MR. FLANNERY’S OCEAN AND Naomi in the Living Room THE ROADS TO HOME North of Providence OBJECTIVE CASE The Book of Leviticus Show A Nightingale Dolores Mr. Flannery’s Ocean Entertaining Mr. Helms The Dearest of Friends Lady of Fadima Objective Case Cardinal O’Connor Spring Dance

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THE TEARS OF MY SISTER, THE Hanley, William STAGE DIRECTIONS AND SPARED LIVES OF THE SAINTS PRISONER’S SONG, THE ONE-ARMED WHISPER INTO MY GOOD EAR AND Stage Directions Enigma Variations MAN AND THE LAND OF THE MRS. DALLY HAS A LOVER Spared The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage ASTRONAUTS Whisper into My Good Ear TREES AND LEADER Babel’s in Arms The Tears of My Sister Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Trees Soap Opera The Prisoner’s Song Harrity, Richard Leader Lives of the Saints The One-Armed Man HOPE IS THE THING WITH FEATHERS Hwang, David Henry Arabian Nights The Land of the Astronauts AND TWO OTHER SHORT PLAYS THE DANCE AND THE RAILROAD AND Captive Audience A YOUNG LADY OF PROPERTY: SIX Hope Is the Thing with Feathers FAMILY DEVOTIONS LONG AGO AND FAR AWAY AND SHORT PLAYS Home Life of a Buffalo The Dance and the Railroad OTHER SHORT PLAYS Gone Tomorrow A Young Lady of Property Family Devotions Long Ago and Far Away Hartman, Karen The Dancers FOB AND THE HOUSE OF SLEEPING Foreplay or: The Art of GUM AND THE MOTHER OF MODERN The Old Beginnings BEAUTIES Seven Menus John Turner Davis CENSORSHIP FOB Mere Mortals The Death of the Old Man Speed-the-Play Gum The House of Sleeping Beauties The Oil Well MERE MORTALS: SIX ONE-ACT The Mother of Modern Censorship TRYING TO FIND CHINATOWN AND Friel, Brian COMEDIES Hatcher, Jeffrey BONDAGE THREE PLAYS Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue THREE VIEWINGS Trying to Find Chinatown Afterplay Mere Mortals Tell-Tale Bondage The Bear Time Flies The Thief of Tears Inge, William Speed-the-Play The Yalta Game Thirteen Things About Ed Carpolotti THE APARTMENT COMPLEX—SEVEN Dr. Fritz Gallagher, Mary and Ara Watson Hedges, Peter ONE-ACT PLAYS WIN/LOSE/DRAW Degas C’est Moi IMAGINING BRAD AND THE VALERIE The Killing Little Miss Fresno (Gallagher, Watson) THE OTHER WOMAN AND OTHER OF NOW The Love Death FINAL PLACEMENT (Watson) SHORT PIECES Imagining Brad Margaret’s Bed CHOCOLATE CAKE (Gallagher) The Other Woman The Valerie of Now Moved-In Glass, Joanna McClelland St. Francis Talks to the Birds OREGON AND OTHER SHORT PLAYS The Power of Silence CANADIAN GOTHIC AND AMERICAN The Blizzard Oregon Prodigal MODERN: TWO PLAYS Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Andy and Claire The Tube Boobs Canadian Gothic Whale Food Related ELEVEN SHORT PLAYS American Modern Jacker, Corinne To Bobolink for Her Spirit Goluboff, Bryan The Age of Pie BITS AND PIECES People in the Wind BIG AL AND MY SIDE OF THE STORY Heifner, Jack Bits and Pieces A Social Event Big Al NATURAL DISASTERS Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner The Boy in the Basement My Side of the Story Tropical Depression IN PLACE AND THE CHINESE The Tiny Closet Gray, Amlin Twister RESTAURANT SYNDROME MICKEY’S TEETH AND BINDLE STIFF PATIO/PORCH Memory of Summer In Place Mickey’s Teeth Patio Bus Riley’s Back in Town The Chinese Restaurant Syndrome Bindle Stiff Porch The Rainy Afternoon NIGHT THOUGHTS AND TERMINAL ZONES OF THE SPIRIT Henley, Beth The Mall Night Thoughts Outlanders THREE PLAYS An Incident at the Standish Arms Terminal Wormwood Control Freaks The Strains of Triumph Jarry, Alfred Guare, John L-Play SOMEWHERE IN AMERICA—SEVEN THE UBU PLAYS ONE-ACT PLAYS THE GENERAL OF HOT DESIRE AND Sisters of the Madrigal translated by Cyril Connolly and Bad Breath OTHER PLAYS Herlihy, James Leo Simon Watson Taylor The Call The General of Hot Desire STOP, YOU’RE KILLING ME Ubu Rex Cinderella Greenwich Mean Laughs, Etc. Ubu Cuckolded The Disposal Talking Dog Terrible Jim Fitch Ubu Enchained A Hero of Our Time New York Actor Bad Bad Jo-Jo Jenkins, Ken A Murder KISSING SWEET AND A DAY FOR Horovitz, Israel RUPERT’S BIRTHDAY AND OTHER Venus in Therapy MONOLOGUES SURPRISES ACROBATS AND LINE Kissing Sweet TWO SHORT PLAYS Rupert’s Birthday Acrobats A Day for Surprises The Call Chug Line SOMETHING I’LL TELL YOU TUESDAY A Murder An Educated Lady THE GREAT LABOR DAY CLASSIC AND AND THE LOVELIEST AFTERNOON OF Ives, David Cemetery Man THE FORMER ONE-ON-ONE THE YEAR ALL IN THE TIMING, SIX ONE-ACT Jones, Elinor Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday BASKETBALL CHAMPION COMEDIES THREE SHORT PLAYS The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year The Great Labor Day Classic Sure Thing 6:15 on the 104 Gurney, A.R. The Former One-on-One Basketball Words, Words, Words If You Were My Wife I’d Shoot Myself TWO CLASS ACTS Champion The Universal Language Under Control Ajax HOPSCOTCH AND THE 75TH Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread Jones, John Christopher Squash Hopscotch The Philadelphia WOYZECK, LEONCE AND LENA Hailey, Oliver The 75th Variations on the Death of Trotsky Woyzeck PICTURE, ANIMAL, CRISSCROSS SHOOTING GALLERY AND PLAY FOR THE LAND OF COCKAIGNE AND Leonce and Lena Picture GERMS ENGLISH MADE SIMPLE Kass, Jerome Animal Shooting Gallery The Land of Cockaigne FOUR SHORT PLAYS Crisscross Play for Germs English Made Simple Princess Rebecca Birnbaum

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Make Like a Dog Lindsay-Abaire, David SHORT PLAYS AND MONOLOGUES APPLE PIE Suburban Tragedy THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS The Blue Hour: City Sketches Tour Young Marrieds at Play Crazy Eights Prologue: American Twilight Next Klavan, Laurence Baby Food Doctor Botticelli THE SHOW MUST GO ON, SEEING That Other Person The Hat BAD HABITS SOMEONE, IF WALLS COULD TALK Linney, Romulus Businessmen Dunelawn The Show Must Go On JULIET, YANCEY, APRIL SNOW Cold Ravenswood Seeing Someone Juliet Epilogue ¡CUBA SI!, BRINGING IT ALL BACK If Walls Could Talk Yancey Prairie du Chien HOME, LAST GASPS SLEEPING BEAUTY AND SMOKE April Snow A Sermon ¡Cuba Si! Sleeping Beauty LAUGHING STOCK Shoeshine Bringing It All Back Home Smoke Goodbye, Howard Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Last Gasps UNCLE LUMPY COMES TO VISIT AND F.M. In Old Vermont THE STENDHAL SYNDROME NO TIME POPS All Men Are Whores: An Inquiry Full Frontal Nudity Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit Can Can Mantello, Joe Prelude & Liebestod No Time Claire de Lune THE SANTALAND DIARIES AND SWEET EROS AND WITNESS Kondoleon, Harry Ave Maria SEASON’S GREETINGS Sweet Eros Witness LINDA HER AND THE FAIRY GARDEN Gold and Silver Waltz by David Sedaris, adapted by Joe McNamara, John Linda Her Yankee Doodle Mantello PRESENT TENSE AND PERSONAL The Fairy Garden Songs of Love The Santaland Diaries EFFECTS Korder, Howard SAND MOUNTAIN Season’s Greetings Present Tense FUN AND NOBODY Sand Mountain Matchmaking Margulies, Donald Personal Effects Why the Lord Come to Sand Mountain MISADVENTURE: MONOLOGUES AND Fun McPherson, Conor THREE POETS SHORT PIECES Nobody FOUR PLAYS Komachi Luna Park THE POPE’S NOSE St Nicholas Hrosvitha Nocturne The Laws This Lime Tree Bower Akhmatova Misadventure The Facts Rum and Vodka London, Roy Louie Imagining “America” The Good Thief DISNEYLAND ON PARADE Anthony Man in a Restaurant Medoff, Mark Meet Me in Disneyland Joey Girls’ Talk FOUR SHORT PLAYS It’s a Small World Lola Wonderful Party! The Froegle Dictum Disneyland on Parade Manny Under Observation Doing a Good One for the Red Man Lowell, Robert I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Kotis, Greg The Ultimate Grammar of Life THE OLD GLORY Somnambulist EAT THE TASTE The War on Tatem Endecott and the Red Cross Father and Son Eat the Taste Miller, Arthur My Kinsman, Major Molineux Death in the Family An Examination of the Whole DANGER: MEMORY! Benito Cereno Homework Playwright/Actor Relationship as I Can’t Remember Anything MacLeish, Archibald First Love Some Kind of Cop Show Parody Clara THREE SHORT PLAYS New Year’s Eve LaChiusa, Michael John THE GOLDEN YEARS AND THE MAN The Secret of Freedom Kibbutz FIRST LADY SUITE WHO HAD ALL THE LUCK Air Raid PITCHING TO THE STAR AND OTHER Over Texas The Golden Years The Fall of the City SHORT PLAYS Where’s Mamie? The Man Who Had All the Luck MacLeod, Wendy Pitching to the Star Olio Miller, Jason THE SHALLOW END AND THE LOST L.A. Eleanor Sleeps Here THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS COLONY Space LUCKY NURSE AND OTHER SHORT It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie The Shallow End Women in Motion Circus Lady MUSICAL PLAYS The Lost Colony Zimmer Agnes Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Magdalany, Philip TWO DAYS Nemeth, Sally Break CRISS-CROSSING AND WATERCOLOR Last Tuesday SALLY’S SHORTS Eulogy for Mister Hamm Criss-Crossing July 7, 1994 Lily Lucky Nurse Watercolor Martin, Jane Living in This World Leight, Warren Mamet, David COUP/CLUCKS Black Cloud Morning New York DARK, NO SUGAR NO ONE WILL BE IMMUNE AND Coup Word Games The Final Interrogation of OTHER PLAYS AND PIECES Clucks Visions of Grandeur Ceausescu’s Dog Almost Done Mayer, Paul Avila Pre-Nuptial Agreement Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus Monologue (February 1990) THREE HAND REEL Pagan Day United Two Enthusiasts The Frying Pan The Cat Act Happy for You Sunday Afternoon Eternal Triangle O’Neill, Eugene Nine-Ten The Joke Code The Bridal Night ANNA CHRISTIE, THE EMPEROR Fear Network News A Scene—Australia McNally, Terrence JONES, AND THE HAIRY APE Pay-Per-Kill Fish ANDRÉ’S MOTHER AND OTHER SHORT Anna Christie Judaic Park A Perfect Mermaid PLAYS The Emperor Jones What I Did Wrong Dodge Hidden Agendas The Hairy Ape Norm-Anon L.A. Sketches Street Talk DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS, The Morning After A Life with No Joy in It The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA, Love of the Game Joseph Dintenfass that Cleopatterer Did STRANGE INTERLUDE Amici, Ascoltate No One Will Be Immune André’s Mother Desire Under the Elms

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Mourning Becomes Electra Flywheel and Anna TEA PARTY AND THE BASEMENT Reno, Brian and Gabriel Vega Strange Interlude Uncle Zepp Tea Party Weissman SEVEN PLAYS OF THE SEA METROPOLITAN OPERAS 27 The Basement LOOSE CANON Bound East for Cardiff SHORT PLAYS Pospisil, Craig The Elmae ‘Ile Seymour in the Very Heart of Winter CHOOSING SIDES The Perseverators In the Zone Swans Flying On the Wings of a Butterfly Peanuts & Cracker Jack The Long Voyage Home Rosen’s Son Free Upright & Locked The Moon of the Caribbees Benjamin Falling What Price? The Most Lamentable Comedie of The Rope Two Eclairs No Child Left Moira and Rosa Where the Cross Is Made Birds in Church Guerilla Gorilla The El Taqueria Orlandersmith, Dael Rex Train of Thought Ribman, Ronald THE GIMMICK AND OTHER PLAYS Dirty Talk Quandary in Quando PASSING THROUGH FROM EXOTIC The Gimmick Charlie’s Farewell Guns Don’t Kill PLACES My Red Hand, My Black Hand Men Without Wives In a Word The Son Who Hunted Tigers Beauty’s Daughter Parakeet Eulogy Perchance Monster in Jakarta Easter Night A Quiet, Empty Life Orr, Mary Sunstroke Fiat Manhattan Drum-Taps WOMEN MUST WEEP AND WOMEN The Burial of Esposito Lightning LIFE IS SHORT MUST WORK Rifkin, Don Bird of Ill Omen Class Conflict Women Must Weep A BRIEF PERIOD OF TIME AND TWO Rules of Love On the Edge Women Must Work EGGS SCRAMBLED SOFT Lenten Pudding Whatever Palmieri, Marc A Brief Period of Time Ten-Dollar Drinks Double Wedding POOR FELLAS Two Eggs Scrambled Soft Frozen Dog Infant Morality Prologue Roche, Billy A Mother’s Love Rocks Soft Dude THE WEXFORD TRILOGY The American Dream Revisited Tough Guys Watchman of the Night A Handful of Stars The Last December The Departure of Brian O’Callahan Uncle Chick Poor Beast in the Rain Prideaux, James Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ His Dish Belfry LAUGHTER IN THE SHADOW OF THE Poor Fellas Butterball Rudnick, Paul TREES AND OTHER PLAYS Pape, Ralph House Made of Air THE NEW CENTURY Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees GIRLS WE HAVE KNOWN AND OTHER Fur Hat Pride and Joy The Librarian ONE-ACT PLAYS Bus Stop Diner Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles Girls We Have Known Pinter, Harold Crafty ASHES TO ASHES AND OTHER PLAYS Elephants Warm and Tender Love The New Century Ashes to Ashes Requiem for Us Soap Opera Sabath, Bernard Monologue LEMONADE AND THE AUTOGRAPH Patrick, John TWAIN PLUS TWAIN Party Time HOUND DIVORCE—ANYONE? Summer Morning Visitor Precisely Lemonade Compulsion The Trouble Begins at 8 Press Conference The Autograph Hound Integrity A Barbarian in Love COMPLETE WORKS VOLUME 1 STUFFINGS AND AN AMERICAN Habit The Loneliest Wayfarer The Birthday Party SUNSET THE DOCTOR WILL SEE YOU NOW Sanchez-Scott, Milcha Stuffings The Chiropodist DOG LADY AND THE CUBAN SWIMMER An American Sunset The Gynecologist Dog Lady Reale, Willie The Physician The Cuban Swimmer The Psychiatrist MANY HAPPY RETURNS AND FAST Scheffer, Will SUICIDE—ANYONE? COMPLETE WORKS VOLUME 2 WOMEN FALLING MAN AND OTHER Loyalty The Caretaker Many Happy Returns MONOLOGUES Empathy The Dwarfs Fast Women One Man’s Meat Confession SHORT AND SWEET (monologues) Alien Boy Perl, Arnold The Lover Reddin, Keith Tennessee and Me THE WORLD OF SHOLOM ALEICHEM Night School DESPERADOES, THROWING SMOKE, Fire Dance A Tale of Chelm Revue Sketches KEYHOLE LOVER Bontche Schweig THE DWARFS AND SEVEN REVUE Desperadoes Falling Man The High School SKETCHES Throwing Smoke Schenkkan, Robert Pezzulo, Ted The Dwarfs Keyhole Lover FOUR ONE-ACT PLAYS APRIL FISH AND THE WOOING OF Reingold, Jacquelyn Conversations with the Spanish Lady LADY SUNDAY The Black and White THINGS BETWEEN US Lunch Break April Fish Request Stop Joe and Stew’s Theater of Brotherly Intermission The Wooing of Lady Sunday Last to Go Love and Financial Success The Survivalist Pielmeier, John That’s All Dottie and Richie THE KENTUCKY CYCLE HAUNTED LIVES That’s Your Trouble For-Everett Masters of the Trade A Witch’s Brew The New World Order 2B (or Not 2B) The Courtship of the Morning Star A Ghost Story OTHER PLACES Jiley Nance and Lednerg The Homecoming A Gothic Tale Creative Development Ties that Bind Pintauro, Joe 2B (or Not 2B) Part 2 God’s Great Supper CACCIATORE: THREE SHORT PLAYS Tunnel of Love Tall Tales Charlie and Vito One for the Road Dear Kenneth Blake Fire in the Hole

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Which Side Are You On? Last Night in the Garden I Saw You Spewack, Bella and Samuel THE FIELD OF BLUE CHILDREN The War on Poverty Tennessee BOY MEETS GIRL AND SPRING SONG by Rebecca Gilman Schisgal, Murray MISSING/KISSING Boy Meets Girl ORIFLAMME by David Grimm THE CHINESE AND DR. FISH Missing Marisa Spring Song YOU LIED TO ME ABOUT The Chinese Kissing Christine Stein, Mark CENTRALIA by Dr. Fish WELCOME TO THE MOON AND THE GROVES OF ACADEME AND THE THE RESEMBLANCE BETWEEN A FIVE ONE-ACT PLAYS OTHER PLAYS PLUMBER’S APPRENTICE VIOLIN CASE AND A COFFIN Memorial Day The Red Coat The Groves of Academe by Beth Henley The Old Jew Down and Out The Plumber’s Apprentice Various Authors The Basement Let Us Go Out into the Starry Night Thompson, Ernest FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY Fragments Out West ANSWERS FAITH by Israel Horovitz Windows A Lonely Impulse of Delight A Good Time HOPE by Terrence McNally JEALOUSY AND THERE ARE NO Welcome to the Moon The Constituent CHARITY by SACHER TORTES IN OUR SOCIETY! Sherman, Jonathan Marc Twinkle, Twinkle Various Authors Jealousy THREE SHORT PLAYS Tolan, Peter FOUR FROM E.S.T. MARATHON ‘99 There Are No Sacher Tortes in our Serendipity and Serenity STAY CARL STAY, BEST HALF FOOT ALL ABOUT AL by Cherie Vogelstein Society! Sons and Fathers FORWARD AND PILLOW TALK DEAF DAY by Leslie Ayvazian MAN DANGLING Jesus on the Oil Tank Stay Carl Stay DREAMTIME FOR ALICE by Susan Kim The Consequences of Goosing Shine, Ted Best Half Foot Forward GOODBYE OSCAR by Romulus Linney How We Reached an Impasse on CONTRIBUTIONS Pillow Talk Various Authors Nuclear Energy Plantation van Itallie, Jean-Claude THE GORGES MOTEL 74 Georgia Avenue Shoes AMERICA HURRAH BRECKENRIDGE by Gretchen Cryer THE PUSHCART PEDDLERS, THE Contribution Interview REVEREND and SECOND CHANCE FLATULIST AND OTHER PLAYS Silver, Nicky TV by Lynne Halliday Motel WHAT LOLA SAW The Pushcart Peddlers THE EROS TRILOGY EARLY WARNINGS by Isaac Himmelman The Flatulist Claire Sunset Freeway MISSING by James Hindman A Simple Kind of Love Story Philip Little Johnny Final Orders HERE COMES THE DRONE Roger & Miriam Walter SEVEN SHORT AND VERY SHORT PLAYS by Silverstein, Shel SEXAHOLICS AND OTHER PLAYS Eat Cake KISSING COUSINS by Craig Pospisil Sexaholics AN ADULT EVENING OF SHEL Harold Various Authors The Artist and the Model SILVERSTEIN Take a Deep Breath HEAVEN AND HELL (ON EARTH): The Artist and the Model/2 One Tennis Shoe Photographs: Mary and Howard A DIVINE COMEDY The Cowboy, The Indian and the Bus Stop Thoughts on the Instant of Greeting THE VICTIMLESS CRIME by Fervent Feminist Going Once a Friend on the Street Deborah Lynn Frockt Extensions The Best Daddy The Girl and the Soldier SAINTS AT THE RAVE by THE TYPISTS AND THE TIGER The Lifeboat Is Sinking Rosary Guillermo Reyes The Typists Smile WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS COCO PUFFS by Alice Tuan The Tiger Wash and Dry War JUST HOLD ME by Schmidt, Paul Thinking Up a New Name for the Act Where Is de Queen? William Mastrosimone SEVEN SHORT FARCES BY ANTON Buy One Get One Free Almost Like Being ROBIN by Sarah Schulman CHEKHOV Blind Willie and the Talking Dog The Hunter and the Bird I-KISSANDTELL by Michael Kassin Swan Song SHEL’S SHORTS I’m Really Here VIRTUAL VIRTUE by The Bear Dreamers Various Authors Elizabeth Dewberry The Proposal All Cotton 3 BY E.S.T. YOUNG MAN PRAYING by Karen Hines A Reluctant Tragic Hero THE OBSERVATORY by Greg Germann CAPITALISM 101 by Rebecca Gilman The Wedding Reception Hard Hat Area DEARBORN HEIGHTS by WHITE ELEPHANTS by Jane Martin The Festivities Abandon All Hope Cassandra Medley SWIRLING WITH MERLIN by The Dangers of Tobacco Hangnail HOME by Laura Cahill Keith Glover Schneider, Barbara No Dogs Allowed Various Authors WORLDNESS by Jenny Lyn Bader FLIGHT LINES AND CROSSINGS No Skronking 3 MORE BY E.S.T. RIOT GRRRRL by Flight Lines Do Not Feed the Animal PRELUDE TO A CRISIS by Ari Roth Robert Alexander Crossings Click PLAN DAY by Leslie Ayvazian NOTE TO SELF by Hilly Hicks, Jr. Schulman, Charlie Gone to Take a... MARY MACGREGOR by ROSA’S EULOGY by Richard Strand THE BIRTHDAY PRESENT AND THE Duck Keith Alan Benjamin BAD-ASS OF THE RIP ETERNAL by GROUND ZERO CLUB Have a Nice Day The Birthday Present Various Authors Elizabeth Wong No Soliciting BY THE SEA BY THE SEA BY THE RED by Robert Alexander The Ground Zero Club Garbage Bags Shanley, John Patrick BEAUTIFUL SEA BAREFOOT WOMAN IN THE RED Simms, Willard FOUR DOGS AND A BONE AND THE DAWN by Joe Pintauro DRESS by Jane Martin THEN AND NOW WILD GOOSE DAY by Lanford Wilson GONE GOTH by Melanie Marnich Four Dogs and a Bone Then DUSK by Terrence McNally THE WAY DOWN by Richard Strand The Wild Goose Now Various Authors THE MILLENNIUM FALLACY by FRENCH WAITRESS AND OTHER PLAYS Soyinka, Wole DESIRE—SIX ONE-ACT PLAYS Richard Strand French Waitress THE TRIALS OF BROTHER JERO AND ATTACK OF THE GIANT TENT Various Authors An Old Story THE STRONG BREED WORMS by Elizabeth Egloff MANHATTAN CLASS COMPANY Jealous The Trials of Brother Jero DESIRE QUENCHED BY TOUCH CLASS ONE-ACTS, 1992 Poland The Strong Breed by Marcus Gardley GROUP by Ethan Silverman

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MIXED BABIES by Oni Faida Lampley STRANGE FRUIT by Neil LaBute The Last of My Solid Gold Watches Unwrap Your Candy A.M.L. by Jacquelyn Reingold A TRADITIONAL WEDDING by Portrait of a Madonna Lot 13: The Bone Violin SAINT STANISLAUS OUTSIDE THE Mo Gaffney Auto-da-fé Wildwood Park HOUSE by Patrick Breen MY HUSBAND by Paul Rudnick Lord Byron’s Love Letter Baby Talk Various Authors LONDON MOSQUITOES by The Strangest Kind of Romance Zark, Jenna OUTSTANDING SHORT PLAYS The Long Goodbye A BODY OF WATER VOLUME ONE PABLO & ANDREW AT THE ALTAR OF Hello from Bertha Foreign Bodies AMATEURS by David Auburn WORDS by José Rivera This Property Is Condemned White Days BOLERO by David Ives Various Authors Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Shooting Souls BREAKFAST AND BED by Amy Fox THICKER THAN WATER Me Listen Zindel, Paul CELL by Cassandra Medley HEIGHTS by Amy Fox Something Unspoken LET ME HEAR YOU WHISPER AND THE DIVERSIONS by Christopher Durang WATERBORN by Edith L. Freni AMERICAN BLUES LADIES SHOULD BE IN BED THE GREEN HILL by David Ives CHARLIE BLAKE’S BOAT by Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry Let Me Hear You Whisper HAPPY by Alan Zweibel Graeme Gillis The Dark Room The Ladies Should Be in Bed A SECOND OF PLEASURE by D.C. by Daria Polatin The Case of the Crushed Petunias Neil LaBute WELCOME BACK, BUDDY COMBS Ten Blocks on the Camino Real AN UPSET by David Auburn by Ben Rosenthal The Long Stay Cut Short, or, The WEIRD WATER by Robert Wanshel, Jeff Unsatisfactory Supper Lewis Vaughan AUTO-DESTRUCT AND THE RHESUS DRAGON COUNTRY Various Authors UMBRELLA The Frosted Glass Coffin OUTSTANDING SHORT PLAYS Auto-Destruct I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow VOLUME TWO The Rhesus Umbrella Willis, Jane CAMBERWELL HOUSE by Amelia Roper Ward, Douglas Turner MEN WITHOUT DATES AND SLAM! THE CLOSET by Aoise Stratford HAPPY ENDING AND A DAY OF ABSENCE Men Without Dates CLOSING COSTS by Arlene Hutton Happy Ending Slam! FREEFALLING by Aurin Squire A Day of Absence Wilson, Lanford POISON by John Patrick Shanley Wasserstein, Wendy FOUR SHORT PLAYS SELF-TORTURE AND STRENUOUS SEVEN ONE-ACT PLAYS Days Ahead EXERCISE by Harry Kondoleon Bette and Me The Madness of Lady Bright A SINGULAR KINDA GUY by David Ives Boy Meets Girl This Is the Rill Speaking SOMETHING FROM NOTHING by Workout Say De Kooning David Riedy Tender Offer THE GREAT NEBULA IN ORION AND THERE’S NO HERE HERE by Waiting for Philip Glass THREE OTHER PLAYS Craig Pospisil Medea The Great Nebula in Orion YOU HAVE ARRIVED by Rob Ackerman The Man in a Case The Family Continues Various Authors Watson, Ara Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye OUTSTANDING SHORT PLAYS Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island BITE THE HAND/MOONCASTLE VOLUME THREE LUDLOW FAIR AND HOME FREE! Bite the Hand 52ND TO BOWERY TO COBBLE HILL, Ludlow Fair Mooncastle IN BROOKLYN by Chiara Atik Home Free! Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) ANNIVERSARY SEASON by THE MOONSHOT TAPE AND A 90° IN THE SHADE AND DUST IN Jenny Lyn Bader POSTER OF THE COSMOS YOUR EYES CAPTURING THE FORT by Arlene Hutton The Moonshot Tape 90˚ in the Shade CARRIE & FRANCINE by A Poster of the Cosmos Dust in Your Eyes Ruby Rae Spiegel THE SAND CASTLE AND THREE Weller, Michael DISSONANCE by Craig Pospisil OTHER PLAYS TIRA TELLS EVERYTHING THERE IS TO INTO YOU by Lee Blessing Wandering MERCURY IS PERPETUALLY IN KNOW ABOUT HERSELF AND THE The Sand Castle RETROGRADE SO STOP WORRYING BODYBUILDERS Stoop ABOUT IT by Kara Lee Corthron Tira Tells Everything There Is to Sextet ON THE MENU by Rob Ackerman Know About Herself Wilson, Mary Louise RULES OF COMEDY by Patricia Cotter The Bodybuilders THEATRICAL HAIKU SWEET AND BITTER PROVIDENCE Wesley, Richard Lost by Julia Jordan THE PAST IS THE PAST AND GETTIN’ The Professional Various Authors IT TOGETHER Deer Play RELATIVELY SPEAKING The Past Is the Past Tirade TALKING CURE by Ethan Coen Gettin’ It Together Laughs GEORGE IS DEAD by White, John Road Work HONEYMOON MOTEL by BUGS AND VERONICA In the Dressing Room Various Authors Bugs Winters, Marian STANDING ON CEREMONY: THE GAY Veronica A IS FOR ALL MARRIAGE PLAYS Williams, Tennessee Animal Keepers THE REVISION by Jordan Harrison 27 WAGONS FULL OF COTTON AND Assembly Line THIS FLIGHT TONIGHT by OTHER PLAYS All Saints’ Day Wendy MacLeod 27 Wagons Full of Cotton Wright, Doug THE GAY AGENDA by Paul Rudnick The Purification UNWRAP YOUR CANDY: AN EVENING ON FACEBOOK by Doug Wright The Lady of Larkspur Lotion OF ONE-ACT PLAYS

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