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Catalogue of New Plays 2015–2016

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A Letter from the President

Dear Subscriber:

Once again, the Play Service is delighted to have all of this year’s Tony nominees for Best Play. The winner, Simon Stephens’ THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME, based on Mark Haddon’s best-selling novel, is a thrilling and emotional journey into the mind of an autistic boy. We acquired ’s Pulitzer Prize- winning play after its run at , and we are also publishing his plays THE WHO & THE WHAT and THE INVISIBLE HAND. Robert Askins’ subversive, hilarious play HAND TO GOD introduced this young American writer to Broadway, and the Play Service is happy to be his first publisher. Rounding out the nominess are Mike Poulton’s dazzling adaptations of Hilary Mantel’s novels. THIS IS OUR YOUTH by and perennial favorite YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU by Kaufman and Hart were nominated for Best Revival of a Play.

We have our 45th Pulitzer Prize winner in the moving, profane, and deeply human BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY, by , which is under option for Broadway production next season. Already slated for Broadway is Mike Bartlett’s “future history” play, KING CHARLES III, following its hugely successful production in the West End. Bess Wohl, a writer new to the Play Service, received the Drama Desk Sam Norkin Off-Broadway Award. We have her plays AMERICAN HERO and SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS. Rajiv Joseph’s fierce, tender GUARDS AT THE TAJ won the prestigious Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Award.

I’m happy to be able to announce that we now have the professional rights for the plays of and Robert E. Lee, including AUNTIE and INHERIT THE WIND. We also now have the professional rights for the play about everybody’s favorite rabbit, ’s . Another “modern classic” acquisition this year is William Luce’s tribute to , THE BELLE OF AMHERST.

Other notable additions include Tanya Barfield’s BRIGHT HALF LIFE, Laura Eason’s SEX WITH STRANGERS, Halley Feiffer’s I’M GONNA PRAY FOR YOU SO HARD, Joel Drake Johnson’s RASHEEDA SPEAKING, ’s , Nick Payne’s CONSTELLATIONS, and Melissa Ross’s NICE GIRL and OF GOOD STOCK. Feiffer, Johnson, and Ross are all writers new to the Play Service.

Our Catalogue index this year has been restructured to make it easier to find the play or musical you want. Please note our discounts, including the recently instituted Educators Discount. If you haven’t checked out our website recently, you should! It’s better than ever — easy to navigate, with eye-catching graphics and valuable content. Take a look at the Current Productions feature, which lists locations and dates for all upcoming productions of our titles. As always, follow us on Facebook and Twitter — and now on Instagram as well. We hope you are enjoying our more regular e-blasts, as well as the new AtPlay newsletter.

Finally, it is appropriate that I note the passing in April of this year of F. Andrew Leslie, who served the Play Service with great distinction for many years, beginning as an assistant in 1961 and ultimately its president. He was instrumental in moving DPS from an amateur licensing company to the preeminent position that it enjoys today, licensing both amateur and professional rights. He is represented in our catalogue by his adaptations of a number of classic novels. He will be missed.

Sincerely,

Peter Hagan President

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Contents

Our Pulitzer Prize-Winning Plays ...... 4 Our Tony Award-Winning Plays ...... 5 Special Collections ...... 5 Introduction ...... 6 2015–2016 New Plays ...... 7 Complete List of Titles ...... 34 Our Playwrights ...... 50 Musicals ...... 70 Adaptations & Translations ...... 71 Play Collections ...... 75 Last-Minute Acquisitions ...... 80 Newly-Revised Editions ...... 80

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PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING PLAYS

2015 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY by Stephen Adly Guirgis 1975 by

2013 DISGRACED by Ayad Akhtar 1973 by Jason Miller

2012 by Quiara Alegría Hudes 1971 THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE- MOON MARIGOLDS by 2011 by Bruce Norris 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 2009 by 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by by and

2007 by David Lindsay-Abaire 1955 by

2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by Shanley 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON by John Patrick 2004 by 1953 by 2003 by 1952 by Joseph Kramm 2002 TOPDOG/UNDERDOG by Suzan-Lori Parks 1949 by 2001 by 1948 by Tennessee Williams 2000 by 1946 1999 by by and 1998 by 1945 HARVEY by Mary Chase 1995 THE YOUNG MAN FROM ATLANTA by 1941 THERE SHALL BE NO NIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood 1994 by Edward Albee 1939 ABE LINCOLN IN by Robert E. Sherwood 1992 by 1937 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU 1989 by by George S. Kaufman and

1988 DRIVING MISS DAISY by 1936 IDIOT’S DELIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood

1983 ’NIGHT, MOTHER by 1930 by

1981 by 1928 by Eugene O’Neill

1980 TALLEY’S FOLLY by 1922 by Eugene O’Neill

1979 by 1920 BEYOND THE HORIZON by Eugene O’Neill

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TONY AWARD-WINNING PLAYS

2015 THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME 1992 by Brian Friel based on the novel by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens 1990 THE GRAPES OF WRATH by John Steinbeck, adapted by 2014 by Robert Schenkkan 2013 VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE 1989 THE HEIDI CHRONICLES by Wendy Wasserstein by Christopher Durang 1988 M. BUTTERFLY by 2012 CLYBOURNE PARK by Bruce Norris 1982 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY 2010 by by David Edgar, from

2009 by Yasmina Reza, 1980 CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD by Mark Medoff 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 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 2003 by Richard Greenberg by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett 2002 THE GOAT OR, WHO IS SYLVIA? by Edward Albee 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON 2001 PROOF by David Auburn by John Patrick

1999 SIDE MAN by Warren Leight 1953 by Arthur Miller

1998 ‘’ by Yasmina Reza, 1951 THE ROSE TATTOO by Tennessee Williams translated by Christopher Hampton 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller 1997 THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO by Alfred Uhry 1948 MISTER ROBERTS 1996 by Terrence McNally by Thomas Heggen and

1995 LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! by Terrence McNally 1947 by Arthur Miller

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

DPS offers special collections of Acting Editions by these great American playwrights, as well as our Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning titles: H Edward Albee H A.R. Gurney H H William Inge H H George S. Kaufman H Arthur Miller H Sam Shepard H H Wendy Wasserstein H Tennessee Williams H Lanford Wilson H H Pulitzer Prize winners H Tony Award winners H All special collections are offered at 15% off the regular price of Acting Editions purchased separately. Please note that our special collections include Acting Editions only. Titles available only as manuscripts or trade editions are not included. For complete lists of titles in each special collection, please visit our website.

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Introduction

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2015–2016 New Plays

Johnna Adams Roger Crane Sans MercI ...... 28 THE LAST CONFESSION ...... 21

Ayad Akhtar Tom Dulack The Invisible Hand ...... 21 THE ROAD ...... 27 The Who & the What ...... 33 Laura Eason Bruce Arntson SEX WITH STRANGERS ...... 29 The Doyle and Debbie Show ...... 16 Halley Feiffer Robert Askins HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS AND THEN KILL THEM ...... 20 HAND TO GOD ...... 19 I’M GONNA PRAY FOR YOU SO HARD ...... 20

David Auburn LOST LAKE ...... 23 CASA VALENTINA ...... 13

Jeff Augustin Horton Foote LITTLE CHILDREN DREAM OF GOD ...... 22 A COFFIN IN EGYPT ...... 14 Edward Allan Baker Thomas Gibbons UP, DOWN, STRANGE, CHARMED, BEAUTY, AND TRUTH; UNCANNY VALLEY ...... 31 LILA ON THE WALL; MAFIA ON PROZAC . . . . . 31 Melissa James Gibson Tanya Barfield PLACEBO ...... 26 BRIGHT HALF LIFE ...... 12

Mike Bartlett Bruce Graham STELLA AND LOU ...... 30 KING CHARLES III ...... 21

Stephen Belber Stephen Adly Guirgis THE MUSCLES IN OUR TOES ...... 24 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY ...... 12

John Cariani Lauren Gunderson CUL-DE-SAC ...... 15 BAUER ...... 11 LAST GAS ...... 22 SILENT SKY ...... 29 LOVE/SICK ...... 23 Scott Carter Children of Killers ...... 14 THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO THOMAS JEFFERSON, CHARLES Our Lady of Kibeho ...... 25 DICKENS AND COUNT : DISCORD . . . . 18 Kate Hamill Eric Coble Sense and Sensibility, based on the novel THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN ...... 32 by Jane Austen ...... 28

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Beth Henley Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Laugh ...... 22 DOUBLEWIDE, TEXAS ...... 16 LAST ROUND-UP OF THE GUACAMOLE . . . 22 Hillary and ClintoN ...... 20 Neil LaBute The Money Shot ...... 24 Michael Hollinger and Aaron Posner The Way We Get By ...... 32 Cyrano, adapted from the play by Edmond Rostand, translated by Michael Hollinger ...... 15 William Luce THE BELLE OF AMHERST ...... 11 William Inge The Apartment Complex — Seven One-Act Plays Angus MacLachlan edited by Craig Pospisil ...... 10 Emerging Artist Grant ...... 17 THE KILLING THE LOVE DEATH Emily Mann MARGARET’S BED Scenes from a Marriage, English version, MOVED-IN from the film by ...... 28 THE POWER OF SILENCE PRODIGAL THE TUBE BOOBS Donald Margulies Somewhere in America — Seven One-Act Plays The Country House ...... 14 edited by Craig Pospisil ...... 30 BAD BREATH John Markus, Mark St. Germain, Randy Courts THE CALL The Fabulous Lipitones ...... 17 CINDERELLA THE DISPOSAL Conor McPherson A HERO OF OUR TIME A MURDER The Birds, from the story by Daphne du Maurier . . . 12 VENUS IN THERAPY The of Death, a new version of the play by ...... 15 David Ives ...... 26 The Veil ...... 32 THE METROMANIACS, adapted from La Métromanie by Alexis Piron ...... 23 Tony Meneses Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Guadalupe in the Guest Room ...... 18 ...... 25 Peter Morgan Joel Drake Johnson The Audience ...... 11 RASHEEDA SPEAKING ...... 27 Barney Norris John Christopher Jones Visitors ...... 32 PLATONOV, translated from the play by . . 26 WOYZECK, LEONCE AND LENA, translated from Bruce Norris the plays by Georg Büchner ...... 33 The Unmentionables ...... 31

Rajiv Joseph Lynn Nottage GUARDS AT THE TAJ ...... 18 One More River to Cross: A Verbatim Fugue . . 25

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Marc Palmieri Simon Stephens The Groundling ...... 18 Heisenberg ...... 19 Punk Rock ...... 27 Caitlin Parrish The Downpour ...... 16 Lydia Stryk Monte Carlo ...... 24 Nick Payne Constellations ...... 14 Lucy Thurber Ashville ...... 10 Michael Perlman The Insurgents ...... 21 From White Plains ...... 17 Sarah Treem Aaron Posner When We Were Young and Unafraid . . . . . 33 Stupid Fucking Bird, sort of adapted from by Anton Chekhov ...... 30 Doug Wright Posterity ...... 27 Melissa Ross Nice Girl ...... 24 Bess Wohl Of Good Stock ...... 25 American Hero ...... 10 SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS ...... 29 Sharyn Rothstein By the Water ...... 13

Stephen Sachs Bakersfield Mist ...... 11

Micah Schraft A Dog’s House ...... 16

Sam Shepard Heartless ...... 19 A Particle of Dread (Oedipus Variations) . . . . 26

Eric Simonson Bronx BomberS ...... 13

Deborah Salem Smith LOVE ALONE ...... 23

Ruby Rae Spiegel Dry Land ...... 17

Mark St. Germain DANCING LESSONS ...... 15 SCOTT AND HEM ...... 28

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American Hero shares with Margaret, who is away for the night. Ben assumes that this by Bess Wohl is a prelude to sex, but truly Elsie is just desperate for Ben to sleep in Margaret’s empty bed, because she has a pathological fear of sleeping in Comedy an empty apartment. (1 man, 1 woman.) PRODIGAL. Terry is a troubled Full Length teen who’s been arrested multiple times and is on probation. In fact, if his 5 men, 2 women (doubling) mother won’t let him stay with her, Terry has to turn himself in and go $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3234-6) back to “the farm.” Nancy has a chance at a new life with a new husband, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3235-3) though, and she can’t handle her son anymore. But her decision has dire consequences for others. (1 man, 2 women.) MOVED-IN. The super of the apartment complex, Mr. Flicker, is leaving, and the board has offered his THE STORY: At a toasted subs franchise in the local mall, three job to Carlton. But Carlton, an African American who struggled to get up-and-coming “sandwich artists”—a teenager, a single mom, and a admitted to the complex in the first place, isn’t sure he wants to take the downsized refugee from corporate banking—are perfecting the mustard- job and give up the hate he feels for many of his fellow tenants. (2 men, to-cheese ratio according to the company manual. But when their shot at 1 woman.) THE KILLING. Mac meets Huey at a bar and brings him the American dream is interrupted by a series of strange events, they to his apartment to share a bottle of whiskey, but this isn’t the kind of become unlikely allies in a post-recession world. AMERICAN HERO is a pick-up you might think. Mac, who is a religious man and fears damnation, supersized dark comedy about life, liberty, and the pursuit of sandwiches. hopes to convince Huey, who does not believe, to kill him. (2 men.) THE TUBE BOOBS. Arch and Clara are a bickering couple and seem to exist on THE REVIEWS: “[Bess Wohl’s] darkly funny comedy…takes a wry, beer and television. Their life together is grimy, bitter, and headed compassionate attitude toward American workers barely clinging to the nowhere fast. They are the kind of people who should not have children, bottom rungs of the economic ladder.” —NY Times. “Wohl’s quirky comedy but—unfortunately for him—they have a baby boy, who’s crying in his observes a few specimens of the embattled American working class… crib. (1 man, 1 woman.) Simmering beneath the heroic battle to succeed in a cutthroat market— and the great crisis when the franchise is abandoned by its corporate owners—is a metaphorically rich survival drama about individual pluck Ashville and group courage.” —Variety. “…no matter where you fall on the food chain, you’re bound to encounter frustration in a day and age when by Lucy Thurber uniformity and profit are valued over creativity and inspiration. AMERICAN Drama HERO calls to mind a range of anxiety-generating post-recession narratives, Full Length among them Laura Marks’ Bethany…but the ideas [Wohl] is toying with 4 men, 3 women leave you plenty to chew on.” —NBC NY. $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3355-8) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3356-5) The Apartment Complex — THE STORY: Chronologically the second play in Lucy Thurber’s The Hill Seven One-Act Plays Town Plays cycle, ASHVILLE is the story of Celia, sixteen years old and by William Inge, edited by Craig Pospisil trapped in her poor white rural town, among people who can’t hope for anything more than a good blue-collar job and a decent marriage. Celia Short Play Collection wants something else in life, even if she can’t articulate what that is. For One Acts a fleeting moment she thinks she finds the unnameable thing in her $100 per performance when produced together $35 each when produced individually neighbor and tentative friend Amanda, but it may be that no one else can $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3276-6) save Celia—only she herself can orchestrate her escape. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3277-3) THE REVIEWS: “The best thing about [The Hill Town Plays] is the detailed and quite devastating portrait they present of the depressed THE STORIES: THE LOVE DEATH. Byron is a successful writer, living industrial region of western Massachusetts…” —Variety. “[In Lucy alone in a well-decorated apartment, who makes a series of calls to his Thurber’s universe]…time doesn’t really pass so much as accrue. [Her] mother, friends, and the critic who gave his last book of short stories whiskey-soaked hillbilly head-butts are so , so deliberate, so recursive a terrible review to let them know that he is about to commit suicide. in their accursedness…Distance is hard-won; pitiable and predatory men (1 man, voices.) THE POWER OF SILENCE. Teachers at the same school, from the past—brothers, boyfriends, everything in between—are never and Louise have been receiving mysterious phone calls, and when far from the door; and progress always comes with a beery undertow of Emma answers, no one speaks. Louise is less disturbed by the calls, but regression. …It’s the slow burn of a holiday in hell.” —NY Mag. they make Emma frantic, and she is sure that one of her students is responsible. After several silent calls, someone rings their door buzzer repeatedly. But who’s there? (2 men, 2 women.) MARGARET’S BED. Elsie picks up Ben at the symphony and brings him back to the apartment she

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The Audience Bauer by Peter Morgan by Lauren Gunderson

Drama Drama Full Length Full Length 9 men, 4 women (doubling) 1 man, 2 women $100 per performance $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3266-7) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3378-7) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3267-4) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3379-4)

THE STORY: For sixty years, Queen Elizabeth II has met with each of her THE STORY: Love. Art. . The visceral and visual true story of twelve Prime Ministers in a private weekly audience. The discussions are forgotten modern artist Rudolf Bauer, struggling with his fading place in utterly secret, even to the royal and ministerial spouses. Peter Morgan the history of art as his paintings are removed from the walls of the imagines these meetings over the decades of the Queen’s remarkable Guggenheim Museum. reign, through Prime Ministers from and to the 2015 incumbent David . THE AUDIENCE is a THE REVIEWS: “[A] beautifully written play…Gunderson goes deep in glimpse into the woman behind , and the moments that have her exploration of greed’s effect on love and art…it brings its audience to shaped the modern monarchy. tears.” —New Yorker. “Lauren Gunderson constructs layers of edgy, fraught dialogue to probe a real-life mystery: Why did…Rudolf Bauer, a THE REVIEWS: “What a great if faintly guilty pleasure this play pioneer of Non-Objective art, stop painting after signing a contract proves…In this marvellous piece, [Morgan] penetrates at least some of with Solomon Guggenheim that would promise all his future work to [the Queen’s] mystery, with compassion, grace, affection and humour.” Guggenheim’s new museum?…[A] love triangle provides plenty of fuel for —Telegraph (UK). “The surprise element in Peter Morgan’s highly Gunderson to explore the sometimes-fragile nature of the artistic impulse, entertaining play…is its imaginative range, lack of sentimentality and the moral obligations of the artist, the significance of art and art-making, incisive intelligence.” —WhatsOnStage.com. “Hugely enjoyable and and the convoluted relationships that can foster or block the artist’s cumulatively very affecting.” —Independent (UK). singular spirit.” —SF Examiner. “There’s brittle, witty repartee…[with] terse, poetic statements of Bauer’s evocative aesthetics.” —SF Chronicle. “Gunderson’s work of historical fiction tackles the complex emotions and Bakersfield Mist motivations behind Bauer’s disappearance from the art scene in the early 1940s. Fluctuating between a living-room drama and an avant-garde by Stephen Sachs display, Gunderson lands on a few genuinely intriguing moments…” Comedy/Drama —TheaterMania.com. Full Length 1 man, 1 woman $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3280-3) The Belle of Amherst $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3281-0) by William Luce

Biographical Drama THE STORY: Maude, a fifty-something unemployed bartender living in a Full Length trailer park, has bought a painting for a few bucks from a thrift store. 1 woman Despite almost trashing it, she’s now convinced it’s a lost masterpiece by $100 per performance Jackson Pollock worth millions. But when world-class art expert Lionel $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3373-2) Percy flies over from New York and arrives at her trailer home in Bakersfield to authenticate the painting, he has no idea what he is about THE STORY: In her Amherst, Massachusetts home, the reclusive to discover. Inspired by true events, this hilarious and thought-provoking nineteenth-century poet Emily Dickinson recollects her past through her new comedy-drama asks vital questions about what makes art and people work, her diaries and letters, and a few encounters with significant truly authentic. people in her life. William Luce’s classic play shows us both the pain and the joy of Dickinson’s secluded life. THE REVIEWS: “Not to be missed! [BAKERSFIELD MIST] tackles large creative questions with well-timed zingers.” —Vanity Fair. “Thoroughly THE REVIEWS: “The text is marvelously comprehensive, emotional and entertaining…Put a smile on my face and kept my brain buzzing for a revealing. Mr. Luce has woven it in graphic portrait without playing any good while afterward.” —Times (UK). “Wonderfully funny! Entertaining… literary tricks.” —. “The play has been skillfully crafted one of the best plays on now in . Terrific! Definitely the genuine by William Luce…An unforgettable playgoing experience.” —Variety. article.” —Telegraph (UK). “Sachs’ short, clever play is a battle of wits.” “Playwright William Luce has chiseled a perfectly detailed cameo…He —NY Times. “It’s exhilarating in the extreme when a play strikes rich on has made an Emily so warm, human, loving and lovable that her ultimate every conceivable level. A wry two-hander that handles highbrow artistic vulnerability will break your heart.” — Globe. “Adroitly fashioned issues while zinging in plenty of uproarious one-liners. A perfect marriage by William Luce, so emotionally varied, so cumulatively riveting that it of emotion and ideas that is rare indeed.” —LA Times. “A triumph! functions just as a full-fledged play does…Vivacious, vigorous, teasingly Hugely gratifying! An absorbing, hilarious two-hander about the nature of honest.” —NY Times. “An arresting, riveting experience…An overwhelming, art and the vagaries of human perception.” —Backstage. meticulous adventure full of passion and poetry and heart. William Luce’s text is like poetry itself.” —NY Daily News. “A fine miniature done with the smallest brushes on pure, clean linen, THE BELLE OF AMHERST is an enthralling evening.” —Washington Post. “William Luce is every inch a

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playwright—there is not a false line, not a single awkward transition in the relentless masses of attacking birds. They find relative sanctuary but not evening that he has provided for Emily Dickinson.” —National Observer. comfort or peace; there’s no electricity, little food, and a nearby neighbor “Around this deeply paradoxical figure, William Luce has woven his absorbing may still be alive and watching them. Another refugee, the young and and moving one-woman play.” —Evening News (UK). attractive Julia, arrives with some news of the outside world, but her presence also brings discord. Their survival becomes even more doubtful when paranoia takes hold of the makeshift fortress—an internal threat to Between Riverside and Crazy match that of the birds outside. by Stephen Adly Guirgis THE REVIEWS: “Deliciously chilling…spring-loaded with tension… Drama claustrophobic, questioning, frightening; and with a twist.” —Irish Full Length Independent. “Never has [McPherson] been more in control…he keeps us 4 men, 3 women on the edge of our seat.” —Irish Times. “[THE BIRDS] is a powerful piece $100 per performance of theatre and a reminder to me of just how important that story has $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3340-4) become…truly frightening…a night in the theatre that should not be $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3341-1) missed.” —Tippi Hedren.

THE STORY: Ex-cop and recent widower Walter “Pops” Washington and his newly paroled son Junior have spent a lifetime living between Bright Half Life Riverside and crazy. But now city hall is demanding more than his signature, the landlord wants him out, the liquor store is closed—and the church by Tanya Barfield won’t leave him alone. When the struggle to keep one of ’s Drama last great -stabilized apartments collides with old wounds, sketchy Full Length new houseguests, and a final ultimatum, it seems that the old days may 2 women be dead and gone. $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3351-0) THE REVIEWS: Winner of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize. “…somewhere south $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3352-7) of cozy and north of dangerous, west of sitcom and due east of tragedy…a dizzying and exciting place to be…Blurring lines between the sacred and THE STORY: A moving love story that spans decades in an instant— profane has always been a specialty of Mr. Guirgis…fresh and startling as through marriage, children, skydiving, and the infinite moments that make [The Motherfucker With the Hat], but in a slyer, quieter vein…RIVERSIDE a life together. traffics in paradoxes, which is to say it deals with the walking contradictions that are human beings…Mr. Guirgis has a splendid ear for these various THE REVIEWS: “BRIGHT HALF LIFE, a sixty-five minute chronicle of a languages of deception.” —NY Times. “You can’t always believe your deeply committed relationship, is contemporary…but the theme eyes or ears during Stephen Adly Guirgis’ vivid group portrait, BETWEEN is classic and timeless. Legal gay marriage has occupied merely a nano- RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY. [Guirgis’] dialogue is believable and lived-in.” second of our existence, but the presentation of the highs and lows of —NY Daily News. “…wonderful…a genuine original, one that deserves coupledom, as exampled in this piece, defy the ages.” —Huffington Post. to be seen by anyone hungry for a smart, exuberantly funny urban dramedy “This well-written portrayal of smart women finding, losing, and finding with a spirit as shrewd and forgiving as its motor-mouth language is wild themselves and each other again is profound…past, present, and future and lush.” —Newsday. “[A] love/hate song to this impossible town and are contained in each moment, and every one of them feels full.” —New its outlandish citizenry…everyone’s bound to be captivated by Guirgis’ Yorker. “Most relationships develop in one of two ways—they endure or loudmouthed locals…colorful and quirky…warm, rich dialect that comes they don’t. Ms. Barfield’s variegated structure complicates this simple right off the city streets.” —Variety. “Guirgis’ plays often have drawn on either/or, showing the volatility in a long-term partnership, the joy and his Catholic background, and RIVERSIDE explores, with both street-smart, desolation, the hurt and help—all intermingled, all at once.” —NY sometimes-profane wit and disarming tenderness, the different ways in Times. “It may sound fatalistic to accept that every relationship has a which we cling to, reject and exploit faith. Never one to settle for simple half life—that true love is not an infinite resource destined to endure for answers or snarky observations, Guirgis portrays his characters, and their eternity. It certainly defies the institution of marriage, whose romantic twisting journeys, with humor and compassion.” —USA Today. reputation hinges on this concept of ‘foreverness.’ True, it’s no fairy tale story, but Tanya Barfield’s new two-hander BRIGHT HALF LIFE sacrifices none of its head-over-heels romance, even as its central couple spirals The Birds towards extinction.” —TheaterMania.com. by Conor McPherson from the story by Daphne du Maurier

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THE STORY: Daphne du Maurier’s short story, also the basis for ’s classic film, is boldly adapted by Conor McPherson—a gripping, unsettling, and moving look at human relationships in the face of societal collapse. In an isolated house, strangers Nat and Diane take shelter from

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Bronx Bombers deeply into fractious parent-child relationships. What she’s wise about by demonstrating is the multi-faceted nature of love.” —Huffington Post.

Drama Full Length Casa Valentina 12 men, 1 woman $100 per performance by Harvey Fierstein $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3230-8) Drama $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3231-5) Full Length 7 men, 2 women $100 per performance THE STORY: BRONX BOMBERS follows beloved baseball icon Yogi Berra $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3246-9) and his wife Carmen through a century of the team’s trials and triumphs. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3247-6) The third installment of Eric Simonson’s sports trilogy (following Lombardi and Magic/Bird) spans the team’s history from Babe Ruth to the last game at Yankee Stadium in 2008, bringing generations of Yankees MVPs THE STORY: Nestled in the Catskills—1962’s land of dirty dancing and together on one stage. As it celebrates and explores the timeless legacy Borscht Belt comedy—an inconspicuous bungalow colony catered to a of baseball’s most iconic team, BRONX BOMBERS takes a fascinating very special clientele: heterosexual men who delighted in dressing and look at how and why the Yankees have remained so undeniably great, and acting as women. These white-collar professionals would discreetly so powerfully inspirational. escape their families to spend their weekends safely inhabiting their chosen female alter-egos. But given the opportunity to share their secret THE REVIEWS: “Billy Martin and Reggie Jackson’s clash of wills is the lives with the world, the members of this sorority had to decide whether stuff of arresting drama; the 1977 Yankees, after all, had a season for the the freedom gained by openness was worth the risk of personal ruin. ages…BRONX BOMBERS arrives as the club’s latest era, that of the Core Based on real events and infused with Fierstein’s trademark wit, this Four, is on the wane. So a reflection on how the Yankees assemble such moving, insightful, and delightfully entertaining work offers a glimpse great teams [is] timely. ” —NY Times. “…intimate and immediate.” —NY into the lives of a group of “self-made women” as they search for Post. “Playwright Eric Simonson, who wrote Broadway’s Lombardi, acceptance and happiness in their very own Garden of Eden. clearly loves sports; he’s adept finding its place in America’s cultural landscape. And he’s particularly enamored of the Yankees. [BRONX THE REVIEWS: “[CASA VALENTINA] conveys the blessed consummation BOMBERS] is a eulogy for the past, as well as a critique of present-day that occurs for ordinary people when they’re transformed externally into play.” —Huffington Post. what they think they are inside. As a Tony-winning chronicler of the lives of drag performers…Mr. Fierstein has dealt with similar material before. But the central characters in those earlier works were gay. The men who By the Water populate CASA VALENTINA…are emphatically heterosexual. Or so they say, and mostly you have no reason to doubt them…CASA VALENTINA by Sharyn Rothstein poses some genuinely arresting questions about identity.” —NY Times. Drama “Yes, Fierstein fans, there are plenty of belly laughs as the two acts Full Length unfold…But the playwright has much more on his mind and up his 4 men, 3 women chiffon sleeve…[He] gets around with unflinching concern to intolerance, $100 per performance blackmail and the cruelty of the divided psyche. While at it, he demonstrates $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3326-8) his awareness of the destructive potential of compulsive behavior…an $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3327-5) amazing accomplishment.” —Huffington Post. “Years of experience in drag shows before he took the theater by storm as a writer taught THE STORY: Hurricane Sandy has just ravaged the lifelong Staten Harvey Fierstein his way around a girdle, and in CASA VALENTINA…he Island home of Marty and Mary Murphy. But the storm has ripped apart shares the laughs, tears, dangers and rewards of cross-dressing in an more than just the walls: With their neighbors too devastated to stay, illuminating work that is moving, hilarious and ultimately heartbreaking… the couple’s beloved community is in danger of disappearing forever. Bringing the glory and the contradictions of a whispered subculture to Determined to rebuild, Marty wages a campaign to save his neighborhood the stage with powerful impact, Mr. Fierstein…tackles every point of and his home, but when the Murphys’ sons arrive to help their parents view, eloquently explaining the psychology of cross-dressing, the luxury dig out, past betrayals come rushing to the surface. With fierce compassion of dual personalities, and the need for compassion.” —NY Observer. and poignant humor, BY THE WATER reminds us that the very powers “Never underestimate Harvey Fierstein’s gift for revealing new worlds that tear us apart can also bring us together. within worlds we think we know well…[CASA VALENTINA is] moving, beguiling and, yes, again historically significant without lecturing or THE REVIEWS: “Rothstein’s affecting play traces the impact of a threatening…Fierstein wants us to understand the vast spectrum of devastating natural disaster on a middleclass couple who were already gender and sexuality. Along the way, bless him, he understands how to trudging uphill. Drawn with acute sympathy and in gritty detail, the play entertain.” —Newsday. dramatizes the kind of story that filled newspapers in the months after Hurricane Sandy. It’s clear from the pungent dialogue—which is seasoned with salty humor—that Rothstein knows these characters inside out.” —NY Times. “Four stars! BY THE WATER is a solid play about a dissolving world; the Murphys may have built on sand, but Rothstein builds on bedrock. This Superstorm drama is a force of nature.” —Time Out NY. “A first-rate play. Before she reaches her bittersweet ending, Rothstein has examined a strong marriage that’s greatly tested and has probed

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Children of Killers Constellations by Katori Hall by Nick Payne

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THE STORY: The president of Rwanda is releasing the killers. Years THE STORY: This spellbinding, romantic journey begins with a simple after the Tutsi genocide, the perpetrators begin to trickle back into the encounter between a man and a woman. But what happens next defies countryside to be reunited with their villages. A trio of friends—born the boundaries of the world we think we know—delving into the during the genocide’s bloody aftermath—prepare to meet the men who infinite possibilities of their relationship and raising questions about gave them life. But as the homecoming day draws , the young men the difference between choice and destiny. are haunted by the sins of their fathers. Who can you become when violence is your inheritance? THE REVIEWS: “Who knew that higher physics could be so sexy, so accessible—and so emotionally devastating? CONSTELLATIONS, Nick THE REVIEWS: “…disturbing [and] powerful…Ms. Hall’s play concerns Payne’s gorgeous two-character drama…may be the most sophisticated the generation of kids who were too young to participate in the slaughter, date play Broadway has seen. [Payne is] a wise and compassionate young though not always too young to be victims of it. [This] tough subject is playwright…And though CONSTELLATIONS is a supremely articulate play, handled with a simplicity and specificity that impress. …You leave it knows that words inevitably fail, that they are never enough to bind two CHILDREN OF KILLERS with the unhappy sense that while the bloodletting people together forever. Time, it turns out, is a more effective breaker has long since ended, the genocide will be reaping victims in Rwanda for of hearts than human beings, with all their conflicted intentions, can years to come.” —NY Times. ever be. This story of parallel universes is universal in every sense of the word.” —NY Times. “Nick Payne’s smart, slushy and pretty superb CONSTELLATIONS [is] about the progress of any ordinary life, which begins A Coffin in Egypt with seemingly endless possibilities and then dwindles until death forecloses further choice. …I wasn’t alone in sniffling into my .” by Horton Foote —Guardian (UK). “Short and sweet and strangely haunting. …The devilishly Drama clever scribe is not playing games with either his characters or his audience, Full Length because with each iteration Roland and Marianne grow closer to one 3 women another—and become more important to us. And by of the play (has $100 per performance it really been only an hour?), we’re fully invested in their lives. All of them.” $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3240-7) —Variety. “…a singular astonishment, at once eloquent and mysterious but $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3241-4) which nonetheless articulates within its own idiosyncratic idiom something that touches an audience as real. …A wholly satisfying and complete THE STORY: Myrtle Bledsoe, a ninety-year-old Texas widow, looks back emotional journey. …The well-judged dialogue, at once terse and trenchant, on the dramatic events that caused a small Southern town, and her own finds its own characteristic poetry.” —New Yorker. relationships, incredible strife. This almost-monologue by American master Horton Foote is a haunting tale of how men and women, blacks and whites, rich and poor are all entangled in the chaos of life. The Country House THE REVIEWS: “Evil, slavery, forgiveness, and death are Mr. Foote’s by Donald Margulies hard themes—not the stuff of light summer comedy, but as American as Comedy/Drama apple pie in their dark way…” —East Hampton Star. “A COFFIN IN Full Length EGYPT…is a one-woman reminiscence, filled with resentment and hate, 3 men, 3 women for the purpose of making peace with a 90-year life…Replete with $100 per performance references to Katherine Anne Porter (a most influential writer in Mr. Foote’s $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3274-2) life), the legendary actress Maude Adams and the fabled producer and $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3275-9) theater manager Charles Frohman, who wanted to make Myrtle a star, she talks of a killer on the loose, asylums and penitentiaries, shootings THE STORY: A brood of famous and longing-to-be-famous creative artists and other calamities with the cool, elegant demeanor of a lady steeped have gathered at their summer home during the Williamstown Theatre in class and in the arts.” —NY Times. Festival. When the weekend takes an unexpected turn, everyone is forced to improvise, inciting a series of simmering jealousies, romantic outbursts, and passionate soul-searching. Both witty and compelling, THE COUNTRY HOUSE provides a piercing look at a family of performers coming to terms with the roles they play in each other’s lives.

THE REVIEWS: “A valentine to the artists of the stage.” —NY Times. “Remarkably candid and funny.” —Variety. “THE COUNTRY HOUSE is one of the most satisfying new American plays to reach Broadway in the past decade…a truly affecting play.” —WSJ. “This is a play that sneaks up

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on you, its satire and surprises well concealed and explosively timed.” ladies on The View…a joy to watch—funny, touching, pathetic, kinetic. A —CulturalWeekly.com. “A valentine to the theater…There are laughs story well told.” — Inquirer. “…well-crafted, rhythmically aplenty.” —Entertainment Weekly. “Margulies takes drama and intrigue beautiful, humorous, emotionally resonant and convincing…Hollinger to new heights…THE COUNTRY HOUSE gets us to think and feel and removes the original’s many allusions to French society and norms and lets reconsider the conditions at hand. That’s a feat that great plays like this the audience enjoy modern equivalents, reflected mostly through language. one can achieve.” —Huffington Post. He drops the blank verse (which dominates most prior translations), except strategically, to emphasize a point, sometimes underlining it with rhyme… Hollinger gives his actors plenty to work with.” —BroadStreetReview.com. cul-de-sac “…the eponymous hero is as magnetic and touchy as ever…an entertaining script.” —Washingtonian. “This version of Cyrano de Bergerac is interesting by John Cariani and entertaining…a thoughtful piece of work which makes many Comedy bold choices…This is by far the funniest CYRANO you will ever see.” Full Length —DCTheatreScene.com. “…a good, practical adaptation for modern 3 men, 3 women audiences…a show that can make you feel again as deeply and unashamedly $100 per performance as you did when you were 17 serves a great purpose. And CYRANO, with $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3361-9) all of its heartbreaking panache, achieves that in aces. Three cheers and $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3362-6) a flourish of a feathered hat to that.” —Oregon ArtsWatch.

THE STORY: On a lovely spring evening, all is not quite what it seems for three couples living on the same suburban cul-de-sac. Couple #1 The Dance of Death never had children and realize that they might not be all they hoped they’d be. Couple #2 have kids—but they aren’t quite what they hoped they’d by August Strindberg be, either. Couple #3 seem to be all that Couples #1 and #2 ever wanted in a new version by Conor McPherson to be: They have two wonderful kids, shiny new cars, and their grass is Drama very green. But life is far from perfect for Couple #3. This is a shocking Full Length comedy that explores the extreme measures people take to achieve their 2 men, 1 woman dreams—or find happiness—or find their way to what they once were. $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3224-7) THE REVIEWS: “John Cariani’s CUL-DE-SAC is charming, witty and macabre. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3225-4) [Cariani has a]…gift for the banality and comedy of despair.” —NY Times. “By imposing an expressionist design on ordinary events and heightening THE STORY: On an isolated island, military captain Edgar and his wife, the language of everyday discourse, [Cariani] strips away all subterfuge from Alice, live a bitter life, their marriage soured by hatred. When the possibility the lives of three suburban couples [and] does a remarkable job of exposing of redemption and escape arrives for Alice in the shape of their former the inner lives of characters who make a point of living their perfect lives comrade Kurt, it seems that Edgar is prepared to use his very last breath entirely on the surface.” —Variety. “Cariani’s writing here is excellent. His use to make their lives a living hell. of overlapping dialogue gives the play a hint of madcap screwball comedy— a good touch considering the deep veins of sadness he taps within the THE REVIEWS: “Conor McPherson’s new version of THE DANCE OF characters…for every clear-eyed profundity he offers, Cariani serves up DEATH is snappy and smart…jokes seem to whizz around like venomous an equal amount of laughs…a potent wake-up call.” —NYTheatre.com. arrows.” —TheArtsDesk.com. “THE DANCE OF DEATH doesn’t sound like a barrel of laughs but this Strindberg play is, in its own twisted way, almost jolly. The show depicts a toxic marriage and, as the couple claw Cyrano at each other, it’s impossible to look away. Conor McPherson, a master of bruising banter, has penned this new version and the play feels lighter in by Edmond Rostand his hands.” —Time Out London. translated by Michael Hollinger adapted by Michael Hollinger and Aaron Posner

Heroic Comedy Dancing Lessons Full Length by Mark St. Germain 8 men, 1 woman (doubling) $100 per performance Romantic Comedy $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3303-9) Full Length $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3304-6) 1 man, 1 woman $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3268-1) THE STORY: The most legendary nose in literature gets a makeover with $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3269-8) this lively American adaptation of the 1897 French classic. Will Roxane fall for Christian’s dashing looks or Cyrano’s daring poetry? Find out in this THE STORY: DANCING LESSONS centers on Ever, a young man with timeless tale—full of wordplay and swordplay—that’s been an inspiration Asperger’s syndrome, who seeks the instruction of a Broadway dancer to to writers and lovers for centuries. learn enough dancing to survive an awards dinner. The dancer, Senga, however, is recovering from an injury that may stop her dancing career THE REVIEWS: “…a sterling, illuminating new translation by Michael permanently. As their relationship unfolds, they’re both caught off-guard Hollinger…His mostly rhymeless version bubbles with dialogue that by the discoveries—both hilarious and heartwarming—that they make honors the play’s period (17th century) and dishes as easily as, say, the about each other and about themselves.

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THE REVIEWS: “You don’t want it to end…” —Boston Globe. “Laughs at Stairway To Heaven Retirement Village, as well as her mule-headed abound in this play and so do those plucked heartstrings…a perfect evening husband, O.C., who shows far more affection for his BarcaLounger than he of theatre.” —BerkshireBrightFocus.com. “DANCING LESSONS goes beyond does for Big Ethel. And all the residents are plagued by Haywood Sloggett, the conventions of a romantic comedy to an enthralling evening…totally the curmudgeon from across the road, who loathes their “trailer-trash” absorbing…brilliantly conceived…” —BroadwayWorld.com. “[A] terrific ways, especially their keeping a life-size illuminated nativity scene up year new romantic comedy…frequently and deeply funny…the best play of ’round. But these friends, enemies, and neighbors realize they’ll have to [Mark St. Germain’s] I’ve yet seen.” —Albany Times Union. work together to defeat the encroaching annexation if they—and their way of life—have a snowball’s chance to survive being swallowed up by “the big guys.” The rollicking mayhem of this flat-out funny Jones Hope A Dog’s House Wooten comedy escalates as the residents attempt to secede from Texas, discover a traitor in their midst, and turn the tables in a surprising and by Micah Schraft side-splitting finale. So grab your Stetson and come on over to Dark Comedy DOUBLEWIDE, TEXAS, where life is double the fun, double the joy, and Full Length where audiences double over with laughter! 2 men, 2 women $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3387-9) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3388-6) The Downpour by Caitlin Parrish

THE STORY: On the surface, Michael and Eden are a solid pair with a Thriller bright future. When their beloved Rottweiler, Jock, grows unexpectedly Full Length violent—killing the neighbors’ toy poodle, and then taking a bite out of 2 men, 2 women the neighbor—Michael and Eden must confront darker truths in their $100 per performance relationship that have been ignored for too long. $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3297-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3298-8) THE REVIEWS: “Micah Schraft’s engaging play explores the reality checks that force lovers to look past their romantic illusions…With hip, THE STORY: Hazel survived a harrowing childhood with her older sister, snappy dialogue and contemporary sensibilities, Schraft’s narrative Robin, who stepped up to take care of her at a very young age. When efficiency drops us in medias res into Michael and Eden’s quandary…as Robin announces that she and her husband are having a baby, the sisters’ defenses roll over and self-deceptions get banished to the doghouse.” relationship explodes in a storm of resentment, mistrust, and a fear that —LA Times. “Schraft’s play is brilliantly crafted, kicking off with a tantalizing history is doomed to repeat itself. THE DOWNPOUR tells a story of a predicament…[and during] descent into the moral quagmire, plenty of family forged by terror and reshaped again by love and bravery. interesting topics bubble to the sulfuric surface. A DOG’S HOUSE is a powerful play by an insightful playwright that puts his characters, and us, THE REVIEWS: “Playwright Caitlin Parrish delivers genuine terror in a through an extreme scenario until you cannot help but check in with your grounded family drama. Aberrant personalities, the specter of insanity, own moral compass.” —StageRaw.com. “Schraft’s witty, intelligent, and a history of violence infect the tidy household. For the most part, it’s entertainingly thought-provoking script flows fluidly…And the ending! bracingly unromantic and nerve-rending. …THE DOWNPOUR is not a Powerfully. Unexpectedly. Perfect!” —BroadwayWorld.com. typical ‘revealed past causes drama in the present’ story. For Parrish the past is here, all the time.” —Time Out .“…Caitlin Parrish’s grippingly intimate [THE DOWNPOUR] is as tense and disturbing an Doublewide, Texas experience as any thriller you might find at the multiplex…And, for the record, at no point did I find myself ahead of this play.” —. by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten “…Parrish creates such emotionally nuanced characters and shepherds Comedy them through such an intricate moral minefield it’s foolish to resist the Full Length story’s considerable allure…deeply affecting.” —Chicago Reader. “…a 3 men, 6 women refreshingly intelligent reassessment of a centuries-old scourge, concluding $100 per performance in hope for victims of improvident lineage.” —. $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3363-3) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3364-0) The Doyle and Debbie Show THE STORY: In this hilarious, fast-paced comedy, the inhabitants of one of the smallest trailer parks in Texas—four doublewides and a shed—are a musical by Bruce Arntson thrown for a loop when they realize the nearby town of Tugaloo is determined Musical Comedy to annex them. And it’s not as if they don’t already have enough to deal with. Full Length Joveeta Crumpler has had it up to here, having been passed over again for 2 men, 1 woman a promotion at work. On top of this, she has an ongoing battle to keep her Performance fee quoted upon application feisty mother, Caprice, out of the local bar and worries that her good-ol’- $10.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3272-8) boy brother, Baby Crumpler, is taking his participation in a womanless $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3273-5) beauty pageant way too seriously. Joveeta’s big-hearted best friend, Georgia Dean Rudd, is struggling to keep her diner and finances afloat, but THE STORY: Doyle Mayfield is an old-guard country star in the Porter she just can’t curb her impulse to take in every stray cat, possum, and Wagoner/George Jones mold, who had a handful of regional hits with his armadillo that wanders by. Then there’s Big Ethel Satterwhite, who’s duet partner Debbie, back in the ’70s and ’80s. Thirty years, four wives, nobody’s fool. But tough as she is, she’s continually frustrated by her clients and three Debbies later, he finds himself back in Nashville at a Lower

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Broadway honky-tonk for one final attempt to regain his former “glory.” THE REVIEWS: “Clearly, this tale of an independent filmmaker’s intuitive Doyle has just discovered his new (third) Debbie singing at the VFW Hall (and, at times, seemingly quixotic) attempts to initiate a new project has in his hometown of Mooney’s Gap in East Tennessee, and immediately the ring of authenticity to it…[A] witty play [and] something of a master saw her as his ticket back to the big-time. Debbie, a single mother of class in artistic self-appraisal and survival for those involved in theater three, sees Doyle as her last chance to make it to Nashville and make a and film…the questions of how many interpersonal boundaries are record, but she is gradually realizing what a terrible mistake she’s made transgressed…remain up in the air until the end.” —IndyWeek.com. in hitching her star to this loose cannon. THE REVIEWS: “…hilarious. Drop-dead funny.” —Chicago Tribune. The Fabulous Lipitones “90 minutes of goofy perfection—clever, hilarious, wacky and brilliant…” —Chicago Sun-Times. “It is akin to George and Tammy doing a night at the by John Markus and Mark St. Germain Grand Ole Opry—only on mescaline.” —AustinOnStage.com. “THE DOYLE original music by Randy Courts AND DEBBIE SHOW is like Spinal Tap with a twang, and it manages to original lyrics by Mark St. Germain tweak and tickle without ever denigrating country music.” —Tennessean. Musical Comedy Full Length 4 men Dry Land $125 per performance $10.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3316-9) by Ruby Rae Spiegel $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3317-6) Drama Full Length 2 men, 3 women THE STORY: What happens when a barbershop quartet loses a key member $100 per performance to a heart-stopping high B-flat? The three surviving members are scrambling $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3333-6) to find a tenor before a national competition. When they hear golden $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3334-3) tones being sung over the phone at an autobody shop, the three Lipitones left are sure they have their fourth…but when they meet him in person, THE STORY: Ester is a swimmer trying to stay afloat. Amy is curled up he’s not quite what they expected. An uproarious comedy that puts a fusty on the locker room floor. DRY LAND is a play about abortion, female American musical genre into today’s globalized, sensationalistic world. friendship, and resiliency, and what happens in one high school locker room after everybody’s left. THE REVIEWS: THE FABULOUS LIPITONES doesn’t set out to be fabulous, and that makes this friendly show all the better. Indeed, this a cappella THE REVIEWS: “Feelings seldom come singly in DRY LAND, [a] remarkable musical works just fine without much glitter or glamour—its greatest play by Ruby Rae Spiegel…Set largely in the girls’ locker room of a Florida pleasures spring from the simplest of intentions.” —NY Times. “THE high school, this portrait of an unlikely friendship under uncommon pressure FABULOUS LIPITONES is pure fun from the opening scene to the final is tender, caustic, funny and harrowing, often all at the same time…DRY curtain call.” —BroadwayWorld.com. LAND understands that friendships among adolescents in crisis, especially among those coming to the end of a chapter in their lives, can be as intense and ephemeral as summer storms.” —NY Times. “Few things are as bracing From White Plains as the shock of new talent…DRY LAND feels like the first step in [Ruby Rae Spiegel’s] inevitable rise…DRY LAND avoids Mean Girls clichés, turning by Michael Perlman familiar terrain into something new and vaguely scary.” —NY Post. Drama Full Length 4 men $100 per performance Emerging Artist Grant $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3242-1) by Angus MacLachlan $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3243-8)

Comedy/Drama Full Length THE STORY: In an emotional acceptance speech, 2 men, 1 woman Dennis Sullivan publicly denounces Ethan Rice, the high school bully $100 per performance Dennis believes pushed his gay best friend Mitchell to suicide, and who, $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3365-7) fifteen years later, inspired the screenplay that garnered the Oscar. As the $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3366-4) speech rapidly escalates from internationally-televised to viral, a now more mature Ethan must confront what he did as a teenager. As the two THE STORY: Ethan, a successful independent filmmaker, is sweating men are thrust into the court of public opinion, their closest relationships over casting his newest project in his hometown of Winston-Salem, when begin to unravel. When old actions have unforgivable consequences, how Spencer, a newly-minted adjunct theatre professor, auditions for the lead. can the world be expected to move forward, and does anyone ever outgrow Their mutual attraction is immediate, and they start a charming and who they were in high school? amusing dance of personal and professional eroticism. Ethan’s smart and witty older sister, Liz, is thrown into the mix. She supports herself as a THE REVIEWS: “This briskly moving play…bristles with suspense. hairdresser; her acting career, and her hopes, have derailed a bit with There are lives hanging in the balance here, playing out in arenas both time. A subtly comedic story set in the creative world, EMERGING ARTIST painfully intimate and glaringly public…The emotions coursing through GRANT explores how we struggle to make something of our lives, and it these men are gripping, as are the more complex sociopolitical issues questions the moral crises we encounter when trying for our dreams. FROM WHITE PLAINS courts.” —NY Times. “As thoughtful as it is

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passionate…FROM WHITE PLAINS poses tough questions about takes an unexpected swerve toward heartbreak…Borrowing a neat trick responsibility, maturity, and forgiveness that you’ll likely be pondering from Shakespeare, Palmieri tops off this saccharine comedy with a nicely long after it’s over.” —Backstage. “A poignant and balanced look at the bittersweet finish. Plenty of audience members were dabbing eyes with psychic bruises of teenage cruelty…[FROM WHITE PLAINS] makes sleeves and tissues as the lights came up.” —NY Times. “A thoroughly powerful points about the persistence of damage.” —Time Out NY. modern, breathlessly comical, arrestingly poignant story of a man trying desperately to make sense of love and loss…exuberant comedy with seven well-defined characters…strong writing keeps the play consistently The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, comical when it wants to be and moving when it needs to be. At a crackling 90 minutes, the ending sneaks up on you like a pickpocket and Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: takes the play in an unexpected direction, just as does Love’s Labour’s Discord Lost. With gut-busting laughs and a moving story, THE GROUNDLING is one of the surprise downtown gems of the season.” —TheaterMania.com. by Scott Carter “The play has a lot to say about the power of theater to touch hearts Comedy and minds, and to give voice to feelings that cannot be expressed in any Full Length other way. THE GROUNDLING has all the markings of a solidly written 3 men romantic comedy, with plenty of heart and lots of laughs to go around. $100 per performance Yet, the work veers in unexpected and emotionally moving directions.” $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3320-6) —TalkinBroadway.com. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3321-3)

THE STORY: A Founding Father, a Victorian novelist and a Russian Guadalupe in the Guest Room revolutionary walk into a…stop me if you’ve heard this one. Thomas Jefferson (yes that one), Charles Dickens (the very same) and Count Leo by Tony Meneses Tolstoy (who else?) are brought together in a blistering battle of wits. Drama From Scott Carter (executive producer of Real Time with Bill Maher), Full Length this whip-smart comedy examines what happens when great men of 2 men, 2 women (doubling) history are forced to repeat it. $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3382-4) THE REVIEWS: “…sparkling…Carter knows something about assembling $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3383-1) a sharp, entertaining meeting of minds, and his variation on Sartre’s No Exit…should be catnip for [audiences] yearning for a little food for thought THE STORY: GUADALUPE IN THE GUEST ROOM tells the story of two with their fun.” —Variety. “In a compact 85 minutes, [DISCORD] ambitiously people—with nothing in common but a shared grief—who bond in the wades through life’s most primal, yet endlessly perplexing concepts (morality, most unexpected ways. Written by rising playwright Tony Meneses, the mortality, etymology) from the prism of the three eponymous philosophers… play is a deeply moving and very funny of life, new beginnings, At once uproarious, raw, and painfully honest, DISCORD unveils the many and the healing power of telenovelas. virtues and vices of these towering icons.” —Daily Beast. “[Scott] Carter knows a thing or two about lively, accessible formats for the engagement THE REVIEWS: “Touching…The telenovela’s episodes that intermittently of ideas…Imagine the dramaturgical love-child of ’s Meeting spring to life on stage…lend some welcome humor to a melancholy of Minds and Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit.” —LA Times. “If religion and drama and ultimately bring about the play’s tender resolution.” —NY comedy had a baby, this would be it.” —Huffington Post. Times. “In GUADALUPE IN THE GUEST ROOM, communication about loss and renewal goes beyond mere words. …Meneses conveys emotional truths that are difficult to articulate, whether through Claudia’s quirky, The Groundling fantastical stories or through wordless exchanges that range from violent to compassionate. …GUADALUPE makes it clear that his is a distinctive by Marc Palmieri voice worthy of attention.” —NJ Star-Ledger. Comedy Full Length 4 men, 3 women $100 per performance Guards at the Taj $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3347-3) by Rajiv Joseph $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3348-0) Drama Full Length THE STORY: After stumbling upon an outdoor production of a Shakespeare 2 men play in , Long Island landscaper Bob Malone returns home $100 per performance inspired to write a play about his troubled marriage. He hires two reluctant $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3335-0) New York theatre professionals to spend a week at his home and stage the $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3336-7) play in his garage, with a cast of colorful locals. THE GROUNDLING is a comedy exploring the meaning of the final moments of Shakespeare’s THE STORY: In 1648 India, two Imperial Guards watch from their post as Love’s Labour’s Lost, and how the power of theatre can affect the most the sun rises for the first time on the newly-completed Taj Mahal—an unsuspecting, and perhaps most deserving, of us all. event that shakes their respective worlds. When they are ordered to perform an unthinkable task, the aftermath forces them to question the THE REVIEWS: “THE GROUNDLING is half comedy and half tragedy, half concepts of friendship, beauty, and duty, and changes them forever. verse and half prose. Though it begins as a formulaic showbiz farce, it

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THE REVIEWS: “Absorbing…GUARDS AT THE TAJ raises potent Heartless questions about the human price paid throughout history for the by Sam Shepard caprices of the mighty, even when they result in architectural wonders that ultimately give pleasure to the masses.” —NY Times. “In his strikingly Drama original drama GUARDS AT THE TAJ, Rajiv Joseph entrusts the romantic Full Length legend of the Taj Mahal to two lowly palace guards. Meanwhile, the 1 man, 4 women $100 per performance playwright’s amusingly anachronistic idiom…keeps us entertained—and $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3222-3) totally unprepared for some shocking plot turns.” —New Yorker. “Rajiv $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3223-0) Joseph gives us plenty to admire in his play…He hooks us quickly. He surprises with tonal shifts, jumping from The Odd Couple breezy to Game of Thrones ghastly. He creates compelling and sympathetic characters.” THE STORY: Sally lives with her mysterious family in a cavernous home —NY Daily News. “Beauty doesn’t come easily in Rajiv Joseph’s wildly overlooking Los Angeles. When a visitor arrives, Sally’s dark secrets— unsettling GUARDS AT THE TAJ. Things begin comfortably…By its second and the secrets of those around her—threaten to come to light. scene, GUARDS has veered savagely from its funny, gently puzzled, –ish beginnings into grotesque brutality, inspired by THE REVIEWS: “This is not a play for people who need answers more a legend of the Taj Mahal’s creation: Imagine Rosencrantz and than questions. …We feel the playwright moving into gripping new Guildenstern Are Dead as written by Martin McDonagh, then add a territory. Just as the professor wants to go somewhere without a name, whole lot more blood.” —Time Out NY. Shepard, bless him, keeps us searching.” —Newsday. “These characters fit into Shepard’s pantheon of damaged, dysfunctional people linked by blood and desperation, but there is something particularly bleak and Hand to God detached about their circumstances. …What HEARTLESS reinforces is that we’re all lost, in various stages of decay and disrepair. Characteristically, by Robert Askins Shepard finds the dark humor in this quandary.” —USA Today. “The heart Dark Comedy has always been a vital organ in the plays of Sam Shepard, and never Full Length more so than in HEARTLESS, a poetic, enigmatic and often humorous 3 men, 2 women exploration of the human failure to connect with one another that is the $100 per performance playwright’s most inspired and imaginative work in years. …HEARTLESS $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3292-6) defies any easy classification or even definition of subject matter. … $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3293-3) Shepard’s poetic sense of the absurdities of human congress is pitch perfect and the drama never flags.” —Huffington Post. “Featuring a THE STORY: After the death of his father, meek Jason finds an outlet for his contentious family, torrid love, mysterious secrets, imposing guilt, a lust anxiety at the Christian Puppet Ministry, in the devoutly religious, relatively for the frontier of the open road, and a staunch refusal to moor itself to a quiet small town of Cypress, Texas. Jason’s complicated relationships realist grounding, all dripping with darkly comic lyric poetry, HEARTLESS with pastor, the school bully, the girl next door, and—most features all that intrigues and mystifies us about Shepard’s work. It is an especially—his mother are thrown into upheaval when Jason’s puppet, American master doing what he does best.” —StageMagazine.org. Tyrone, takes on a shocking and dangerously irreverent personality all its “While it declines, firmly but politely, to make certain kinds of literal own. HAND TO GOD explores the startlingly fragile nature of faith, morality, sense, [HEARTLESS] follows a single, straightforward through a and the ties that bind us. beginning, middle, and end. The action just happens not to be based in the simple reality we think we perceive on the surface. Shepard has never THE REVIEWS: “The fearsome critter [Tyrone], who takes possession of particularly cared for that surface reality. He is a modernist—these days a troubled teenager’s left arm in Robert Askins’ darkly delightful play with a lot of postmodern sauce to his meal—who has found inspiration in really inspires goose bumps as he unleashes a reign of terror…But he’s painting and poetry as often as in the theater. …The wonder and charm of also flat-out hilarious, spewing forth acid comedy that will turn those HEARTLESS don’t come from its trickery, but from the very real passion goose bumps into guffaws.” —NY Times. “Furiously funny…Askins’ behind it and poetry within it.” —Village Voice. most impressive talent is his ability to make us laugh while juggling those big themes that make life so terrifying: death, depression, alcoholism, sexual guilt, emotional repression, religious hypocrisy and the eternal Heisenberg battle between your good puppet and your bad puppet.” —Variety. “A scabrously funny scenario that steadily darkens into suspense and Grand by Simon Stephens Guignol horror, this fiery clash of the id, ego and superego is also an Drama audacious commentary on the uses of faith, both to comfort and control Full Length us.” —Hollywood Reporter. “I don’t know which I want to do more: Sing 1 man, 1 woman Hallelujah—or wash its dirty little mouth out with soap. …Clearly a singular $100 per performance vision is at work here, with playwright Robert Askins venturing successfully $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3405-0) into territory—satire—rich with potholes.” —Deadline. “HAND TO GOD $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3406-7) is so ridiculously raunchy, irreverent and funny it’s bound to leave you sore from laughing. Ah, hurts so good.” —NY Daily News. THE STORY: Amidst the bustle of a crowded London train station, Georgie spots Alex, a much older man, and plants a kiss on his neck. This electric encounter thrusts these two strangers into a fascinating and life-changing game. Simon Stephens’ sharply original HEISENBERG brings to blazing, theatrical life the uncertain and often comical sparring match that is human connection.

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THE REVIEWS: “On its surface, [HEISENBERG] is a satisfyingly sentimental, the weird to full, gory effect in HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS AND THEN KILL life-affirming mating dance between two people who are so utterly dissimilar THEM, an uproarious and deeply unsettling…dark comedy. This one that of course they are made for each other. But if you choose to tune into embraces the weird and manages to make the audience squirm in gleeful the quieter frequencies, you’ll detect the presence of a probing work that horror.” —TheaterMania.com. considers the multiplicity of alternatives that could shape our lives at every moment.” —NY Times. “Stephens’ great interest…is how our perception of people and relationships alters depending on what we know, what we I’m Gonna Pray For You So Hard see and whose side we see it from. Seemingly senseless actions that seem inexplicable reveal reasonable motives; solid facts dissipate and disappear. by Halley Feiffer [HEISENBERG] rewards watching, both where it is and where it’s going.” Dark Comedy —Guardian (UK). “[Simon Stephens] tells the simple story of two perfect Full Length strangers who embark on an affair and find their lives changes irrevocably. 1 man, 1 woman You’ve seen this one before, you say? Not like this one, you haven’t. … $100 per performance Georgie is a marvelous creation: a wide-eyed, brutally honest id…and $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3294-0) Stephens [gives] full commitment to these lost souls through his tough, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3295-7) bracing writing style.” —Entertainment Weekly. THE STORY: Ella is a precocious and fiercely competitive actress whose sole aim in life is making her famous playwright father, David, proud. Over Hillary and Clinton the course of a boozy evening, Ella and David deliberate over whether to read the reviews of her Off-Broadway debut…and things unravel from by Lucas Hnath there. Halley Feiffer’s dark, probing and very funny new play pulls the Political Drama audience into the middle of a deeply complicated relationship and Full Length sheds new light on the eternal struggles of parents and children to find 3 men, 1 woman common ground. $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3385-5) THE REVIEWS: “Bone-chilling…punishing drama.” —NY Times. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3386-2) “[Halley Feiffer is] a writer with a lot of promise who is obviously ready for bigger acceptance and louder applause. [I’M GONNA PRAY FOR YOU THE STORY: In an alternate universe light-years away from our own is a SO HARD is] provocative, sensitive, shocking and often very unsettling… planet called . It looks a lot like our Earth, except it’s slightly different. polished and probing…left me shaking…a tense thriller with a strong And living on this other Earth is a woman named Hillary. Hillary is trying to emotional line between the two characters…one of the best plays I’ve seen become the president of a country called the of America. It’s this season.” —NY Observer. “…exhilaratingly toxic…spectacular tension 2008 and she’s campaigning in a state called Iowa. She’s not doing very and real danger.” —Entertainment Weekly. “…blistering, blackly funny and well in the polls. She needs more money to keep the campaign going, so creepy…The play offers two terrifically meaty roles.” —NY Daily News. she calls her husband for help. He offers her a deal, a tough deal, but when “…viciously funny…[In] Halley Feiffer’s brutally effective I’M GONNA PRAY she gets his help, she gets more than she bargained for. You may think you FOR YOU SO HARD…David and Ella are figures of alternating fear and know where this story is going, but you don’t. After all, the play takes place pity: artistic arsonists stranded by their bridge-burning fire of ambition… in an alternate universe where anything can happen. Feiffer takes a tough look at the forces that can bring us to our knees.” —Time Out NY. How to Make Friends and Then Kill Them by Halley Feiffer

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THE STORY: Left to their own devices by their alcoholic mother, Ada and Sam cultivate an insular world into which they soon draw a third wheel—a pockmarked, limping wallflower named Dorrie. In the years spanning childhood to young adulthood, these three troubled girls learn to lean on each other completely, finding ways to fill each other up and tear each other down. But when a horrible accident upends their reality, they find they must decide whether to continue to foster their codependent cycle or to break free, with or without each other’s aid.

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The Insurgents on the universality of human greed.” —Variety. “THE INVISIBLE HAND is a by Lucy Thurber hand-wringing, throat-clenching thriller that rarely lets up over the course of two hours. …your is kept on the interplay of ideology and plot Drama development, which is Akhtar’s wheelhouse.” —NY Mag. Full Length 3 men, 2 women (doubling) $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3353-4) King Charles III $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3354-1) by Mike Bartlett

Drama THE STORY: When Sally Wright returns to her dead-end rural northeast Full Length town after losing her athletic scholarship, she’s forced to face her beer 15 men, 5 women (doubling) guzzling father, wayward brother, and the dearth of hope in her impoverished $100 per performance town. She starts carrying her shotgun wherever she goes and buries $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3238-4) herself in books about Harriet Tubman, Nat Turner, John Brown, and $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3239-1) Timothy McVeigh. She begins escaping into an interior world where their spirits talk to her, telling stories of their resistance to injustice. Yet even as THE STORY: The Queen is dead: After a lifetime of waiting, the prince she immerses herself in the lives of American insurgents and clutches her ascends the throne. A future of power. But how to rule? Mike Bartlett’s shotgun to her chest, the bleak oppression of a life without opportunity controversial play explores the people beneath the crowns, the unwritten threatens to poison her spirit. rules of our democracy, and the conscience of Britain’s most famous family.

THE REVIEWS: “[A] small but mightily ambitious state-of-the-nation THE REVIEWS: “KING CHARLES III isn’t just an up-to-the-minute political play…THE INSURGENTS is about a rage that never stops simmering in the drama, as timely and relevant as the daily headlines. It posits a future home of the free, brave and disenfranchised. And it is achingly, earnestly political scenario, but never slips off the rails into apocalyptic fantasy or aware that, as Sally puts it, there’s a fine line in this country between cheap satire. It is a gripping evening of theater, a rare contemporary play heroism and terrorism. …And Ms. Thurber draws convincing and distrubing with real tragic vision, and easily the sharpest, most sophisticated political parallels among disparate people—black and white, past and present—who drama I have ever seen on stage.” —Time. “The most engrossing, entertaining all feel they’ve been cheated and marginalized.” —NY Times. “No playwright and insightful new history play in decades.” —NY Times. “Some of the has a better handle on the decay of small-town America and the anxiety of plot’s twists and turns should be kept as under wraps as possible because the rural working class [than Lucy Thurber]. …[In THE INSURGENTS] Thurber they induce a state of sheer, thrillerish pleasure. But Bartlett creates a is telling the story of poor Americans of all at each other’s throats gripping drama from a hypothetical constitutional crisis…There isn’t really while the exploitative status quo persists. Yet when someone tries to room [here] to do justice to the wit, wisdom and theatrical potency of the destroy that system, we call them terrorists. …[This] story is a vital one occasion.” —Telegraph (UK). “KING CHARLES III offers a meditation on that’s not told enough in the halls of our nation’s cultural institutions.” the inviolable solitude of monarchy and uses a dense tissue of —TheaterMania.com. Shakespearean references to acquire a tragic dimension…But the play transcends spot-the-bard jokiness to explore the unresolved contradictions of monarchy even in an age when it is largely ceremonial.” —Guardian (UK) The Invisible Hand by Ayad Akhtar The Last Confession Drama Full Length by Roger Crane 4 men Drama $100 per performance Full Length $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3330-5) 16 men, 1 woman $100 per performance THE STORY: THE INVISIBLE HAND follows a kidnapped American $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3228-5) investment banker, held for ransom in Pakistan, as he trades for his life. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3229-2) This suspenseful play by Pultizer Prize-winning Ayad Akhtar is a chilling and complex look at how far we will go to save ourselves and the devastating THE STORY: In 1978, a little-known country priest is inaugurated as Pope ramifications of our individual actions on global power and politics. John Paul I. Promising liberal reforms and progress for the Church, the new Pope warns three power-drunk cardinals that they will be removed THE REVIEWS: “Like [his] sizzling drama Disgraced, Mr. Akhtar’s shrewd from the Vatican. Thirty-three days after his election, he is found dead, play [THE INVISIBLE HAND] raises probing questions about the of and no autopsy is performed. But that’s only the beginning of the story…A the Islamic terrorism that has rattled the world for the last decade and gripping mystery, inspired by the true-life event of Pope John Paul I’s death more. …[It] makes a forceful point about the seemingly ineradicable and the conspiracies surrounding it, pitting power against faith in a battle terrorism roiling the Middle East. Inspired though it may be by religious for the ultimate truth. ideology, it is necessarily fueled, like most other movements that drive cultural change, by the brute power of money.” —NY Times. “THE THE REVIEWS: “What a treat…A conspiracy thriller and murder mystery INVISIBLE HAND is far more politically provocative [than Disgraced], that manages the rare feat of being as intelligent as it is entertaining.” opening as it does in a Pakistani prison where an American banker is being —Daily Telegraph (UK). “On the face of it, Roger Crane’s play is a thriller… held for ransom. Confounding initial indications, the play is not a captive [but Crane] has bigger fish to fry. This is a play about God and power. The narrative about pain and torture but a scary (and dreadfully funny) treatise Church is about power…if you can guide people’s souls, don’t you, like

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Jesus, have power over them? And is everything everyone does, including to be crowned the final and forever Guacamole Queen of Sweetgum High. murder, the will of God?” —Times (UK). “If the Vatican’s steel-shuttered And that’s before one of Peaches’ former classmates arrives with his archives were ever made public, the world would reel with astonishment… malevolent hand puppet and a score to settle, Jimmie Wyvette hog-ties This exciting play is like watching a can be opened and seeing a huge the sheriff with police tape, the high school gym is blown away, and the Vatican worm crawl out that must be smothered in the ‘name of the desperate battle for Guacamole Queen heats up into an outrageous fight Church.’ Roger Crane has written a powerful work that raises many to the finish. Chaos is side-splittingly achieved! A gut-busting Jones questions about the morality of the Vatican and its obsession with secrecy Hope Wooten farce—and a stand-alone play in its own right—LAST and lust for power.” —Daily Express (UK). ROUND-UP OF THE GUACAMOLE QUEENS is the third and final comedy in the Verdeen Cousins Texas Trilogy that begins with The Red Velvet Cake War and continues with Rex’s Exes. You’ll laugh so hard you might Last Gas even consider attending your next high school reunion! by John Cariani Comedy/Drama Laugh Full Length 4 men, 2 women by Beth Henley $100 per performance Comedy $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3232-2) Full Length $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3233-9) 3 men, 3 women, 1 not specified $100 per performance THE STORY: Nat Paradis is a Red Sox-loving part-time dad who manages $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3367-1) Paradis’ Last Convenient Store, the last convenient place to get gas—or $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3368-8) anything—before the Canadian border to the north and the North Maine Woods to the west. When an old flame returns to town, Nat gets a THE STORY: The West. The 1920s. Mabel’s had a hard few weeks. A chance to rekindle a romance he gave up on years ago. But sparks fly as dynamite accident at a gold mine has left her wealthy but orphaned; she’s he’s forced to choose between new love and old. LAST GAS takes a shipped off to a calculating aunt, whose nephew is charged with seducing hilarious and heartbreakingly hard look at love lost and found, and at her to control Mabel’s fortune. This hapless courtship reveals a shared what it means to “get back to happy.” love of silent movies and a plan for greater things. A story of mishaps and moxie, the romance of Hollywood and ultimately a Hollywood-caliber THE REVIEWS: “Peppered with poignant characters [and] sharp writing, romance. A slapstick comedy from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright nicely bridging humor and seriousness.” —Portland Phoenix. “LAST GAS of Crimes of the Heart. [is] a full tank of unfulfilled desires. Very funny and surprisingly thought-provoking.” —Portland Press Herald. “A warm and genuinely THE REVIEWS: “Set in the 1920s and inspired by silent film comedies, moving evening. Very funny, and there’s definitely romance in it, [but] if right down to [a] live score and title-card style narration, LAUGH— this a romantic comedy, then so is Chekhov.” —CITY Newspaper. “A an imperative, not a noun—is a Muppety assemblage of outrageous zut bittersweet romance. An undeniable winner.” —Democrat & Chronicle. alors! accents, awful fake beards, pendulous fake boobs, and cream-pies- in-faces. …In intention and in effect, it is decidedly and unreservedly silly.” —Washington City Paper. “[LAUGH] displays Henley’s deeply weird Last Round-Up of the Guacamole Queens sense of humor…The archness of the dialogue reminds you of a movie at its most eccentric—Raising Arizona and O Brother, by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten Where Art Thou? come to mind.” —DCTheatreScene.com Comedy Full Length 4 men, 8 women (doubling) $100 per performance Little Children Dream of God $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3236-0) by Jeff Augustin $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3237-7) Drama Full Length THE STORY: In this deliciously funny Southern-fried comedy, the Verdeen 4 men, 3 women cousins of Sweetgum, Texas—Gaynelle, Peaches, and Jimmie Wyvette— $100 per performance frantically attempt to produce the ultimate high school reunion before the $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3357-2) old building is demolished. But they’ve got a bushel of obstacles to overcome $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3358-9) before they can pull off this miracle: Gaynelle is reeling from the humiliating demise of her loathed ex-husband; Peaches’ romantic life has tanked THE STORY: On a balmy night in Miami, soon-to-be mother Sula floats because the older her dates get, the more horrified they are by her job as ashore on a car tire. Having survived the perilous journey to escape her a mortuarial cosmetologist; and Jimmie Wyvette is trying to live down her native Haiti, Sula is determined to forge a better life in America for her on-camera catfight with a local televangelist. To top it all off, the cousins unborn son. She finds safety in an apartment building dedicated to have got toshow off their party-planning capabilities so that they can nab sheltering refugees, joining a diverse community of immigrants, each the plum job of throwing the governor’s birthday bash—and keep their with their own unique dreams and dilemmas. But even though the life business afloat. Their scramble to prepare the perfect event is interrupted she has hoped for seems within reach, Sula knows she can’t outrun her by the exploits of their beloved Uncle Aubrey, who is in danger of getting demons forever. LITTLE CHILDREN DREAM OF GOD is a darkly lovely drama throttled by the two octogenarian sisters he’s simultaneously romancing, about learning to start a new life by facing the one you left behind. and by threats from their self-righteous Aunt LaMerle, who is determined

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THE REVIEWS: “[A] warm and fanciful drama…LITTLE CHILDREN DREAM doctors, irrational and vengeful patients and families, and soulless, OF GOD requires some serious suspension of disbelief, but its characters ambulance-chasing lawyers. LOVE ALONE…breaks this mold. [This] lucid, are drawn with such empathy and humor that it’s [easy] to take the play’s deeply nuanced and fearless work pulls no punches as it lays bare the more fantastical conceits at .” —NY Times. “There’s nothing emotions of two families.” —NY Times. “First-rate…[a] gleaming gem.” small about the ambition of LITTLE CHILDREN DREAM OF GOD…Playwright —Boston Globe. “Thought-provoking, well-written, and just darn good Jeff Augustin floats big ideas about religion: God and voodoo; the capacity theater.” —Providence Journal. “It is real. It is intimate…even as you are to outrun the past; the fragility and volatility of relationships between parents reeling from one moving scene, seconds later in the following scene, you’ll and children; family legacies; and, of course, love.” —NY Daily News. be smiling. I bit back the tears with laughter.” —Rhode Island Monthly.

Lost Lake Love/Sick by David Auburn by John Cariani

Drama Romantic Comedy Full Length Full Length 1 man, 1 woman 2-9 men, 2-9 women (doubling, flexible casting) $100 per performance $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3296-4) $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3359-6) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3360-2) THE STORY: The lakeside rental Veronica has managed to afford is a far cry from the idyllic getaway she and her children so desperately need. And the disheveled property owner, Hogan, has problems of his own— THE STORY: A darker cousin to Almost, Maine, John Cariani’s LOVE/SICK problems that Veronica is inevitably—and irrevocably—pulled into. An is a collection of nine slightly twisted and completely hilarious short plays. engrossing and revealing portrait of two strangers bound together by Set on a Friday night in an alternate suburban reality, this 80-minute romp circumstance, LOST LAKE is a vivid play about the struggle for connection explores the pain and the joy that comes with being in love. Full of in an imperfect world. imperfect lovers and dreamers, LOVE/SICK is an unromantic comedy for the romantic in everyone. THE REVIEWS: “[David Auburn] knows how to parcel out surprising revelations by the teaspoon…Auburn’s shrewdness and craft [give] the story THE REVIEWS: “Sometimes playwright John Cariani looks at the world a poignant, painful core.” —New Yorker. “[A] polished example of play —actually the worlds of love and relationships—through rose-colored craft…skilled, lean dialogue, timed-release secrets and symmetrical power glasses. Just as often he views those worlds through lenses tinted a shifts.” —Time Out NY. “A considerable amount of compassion has gone middling-to-dark-gray or maybe a jaundiced yellow…While poking fun at into parallel character studies of the owner of the cabin and a potential the happily-ever-after notion by means of a strong dose of happily-never-after, renter…Hogan may be a beaten-down wreck, but Auburn has a grave Cariani shoots his cockeyed valentines with a quiver full of funny lines. He affection for the character, gifting him with the kind of shrewd native knows how to keep audiences laughing while passing along disappointing intelligence that city folk tend to underestimate in their country cousins.” news.” —Huffington Post. “…Whimsical romantic comedy. In the nine —Variety. “[LOST LAKE] is a reminder that people can surprise you and that vignettes that make up [the] play, couples meet [or] break apart or learn to love solace comes in small, unexpected acts of compassion.” —NY Daily News. each other more…the jokes here are easygoing and snark-free.” —NY Times. “[LOVE/SICK brings] to light the complexity of communication and what it means to not only love someone else, but yourself as well…Truly Love Alone beautiful.” —TheSource.com. “A dark, amusing look at romance… strikes just the right balance between wisdom and whimsy…light, bright, by Deborah Salem Smith anti-romantic, and engaging.” —Hartford Courant. “Entertaining and fun. Drama A satisfyingly dark look at this thing we call love.” —BroadwayWorld.com. Full Length 2 men, 4 women $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3307-7) The Metromaniacs $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3308-4) by David Ives adapted from La Métromanie by Alexis Piron THE STORY: When Helen’s lesbian partner of twenty years dies unexpectedly Comedy in minor surgery, Helen and her daughter want answers. Confused by the Full Length hospital’s silence around the death, they bring a lawsuit against the 5 men, 2 women (flexible casting) doctors. Now Dr. Becca Neal must confront her feelings about losing her $100 per performance patient while she juggles the demands of a lawsuit. LOVE ALONE tracks $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3397-8) in both the patient’s and the doctor’s homes, as both households $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3398-5) navigate uncharted waters of anger, humor, and longing. This powerful story of how we grieve and how we heal speaks to an essential truth: We THE STORY: Mistaken identity, misplaced ardor, and a fight for true love will all be patients one day. ensue in this adaptation of Piron’s classic 1738 French farce. Would-be poet Damis has fallen in love with the works of a mysterious Breton THE REVIEWS: “Few plays or movies capture the complex emotional and poetess, not knowing that she is really Francalou, a middle-aged gentleman. professional aftermath of a medical error. So often, the characterizations Meanwhile, Damis’s non-literary friend Dorante has fallen in love with and story lines are as facile as a cartoon, with careless and negligent Francalou’s daughter, Lucille, who mistakes her new suitor for her favorite

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poet—Damis! Add to the chaos some scheming servants, pseudonyms, and of a life-long unspoken dream to see Monte Carlo, comes a realisation disguises, and there is much to untangle before love-plots are resolved and about her long relationship with her mother which will change her life in far a happy ending found in this French farce. With his sparkling wit and brilliant more unexpected ways. MONTE CARLO turns the classic stereotype of the sense of comedic timing, David Ives brings a new shine to this lost classic. spinster on its head by letting her take centre stage.

THE REVIEWS: “[An] ingenious resurrection of an obscure 18th-century THE REVIEWS: “In a bittersweet, sparkling gem of a play, Lydia Stryk French comedy…almost criminally enjoyable…David Ives, the master examines a fractious, yet loving, relationship between an English adapter and cutup artist…is plainly turned on by Piron’s frisky, competitive working-class mother and daughter that has stretched through… wordplay and high-octane mixups…The language is golden…The mixups decades of evening meals, petty disagreements, shared humor and late are so deliriously complicated that you worry you’ll never keep them night chats from the depths of their twin beds.” —Denver Post. “MONTE straight, but Ives’s self-aware characters helpfully see to it that you do.” CARLO…is alternately hilarious—almost ridiculous at times in the Charles —Washington Post. “Ives is a master magician…Piron’s play was written Ludlam sense—and poignant. A sure choice for smaller theatre companies in response to an actual event involving Voltaire. Although Ives doesn’t and those interested in lifting female roles out of the stereotypes and into satirize a contemporary figure, his sense of the anarchy that arises when a rich reality, MONTE CARLO is consummately feminine, consummately people don’t know who they are is spot-on.” —TheaterMania.com. human, and wonderfully entertaining.” —Backstage.

The Money Shot The Muscles in Our Toes by Neil LaBute by Stephen Belber

Comedy Dark Comedy Full Length Full Length 1 man, 3 women 5 men, 1 woman $100 per performance $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3270-4) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3322-0) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3271-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3323-7)

THE STORY: Karen and Steve are glamorous movie stars with one thing THE STORY: In this dark comedy, four friends meet at their high school in common: desperation. It’s been years since either one’s had a hit, but reunion and ponder a plan to free their old friend who’s been kidnapped a hot-shot European director could change that with his latest movie. The by a radical political group. Absurdity, intensity, and plain ole weirdness night before filming a big scene that will undoubtedly bring them back ensue when this inebriated, stoned, adolescently arrested, religiously onto the pop culture radar, Karen and her partner, Bev, meet with Steve and confused group of friends attempts to tackle the task at hand and, at the his aspiring-actress wife, Missy, in order to make an important decision. same time, debate the forces of international terrorism. How far will they let themselves go to keep from slipping further down the Hollywood food chain? THE MONEY SHOT is a hilarious and insightful THE REVIEWS: “[A]bsurd and often poignant…Belber’s strengths as a comedy about ambition, art, status, and sex in an era—and an industry— playwright are manifold, but his greatest talent may be his attention to where very little is sacred and almost nothing is taboo. detail: the small yet vastly important nuances in character and back stories…add up to a theatrical landscape that’s rich and brimming with THE REVIEWS: “Neil LaBute does it again—and even farther out… intrigue. These aren’t just running gags that earn laughs; they’re paramount entertainment start to finish…LaBute gets his laughs—and he gets a to the success of THE MUSCLES IN OUR TOES.” —Slant Magazine. carload of them…Watching Hollywood get its comeuppance, the audience “Belber’s dialogue crackles with barbed, foul-mouthed humor…” —NY gets its money’s worth.” —Huffington Post. “…comedy comes first… Times. “A high school reunion is the perfect place to set a play about growing consistently hilarious.” —NY Post. “…an acid-tongued showbiz satire… up, and that’s just what dramatist Stephen Belber has done in…this scathing barbed accuracy…consistent pleasure…so spirited is the jousting—and comedy.” —TheaterMania.com. “Friendships forged in high school can be LaBute’s seemingly inexhaustible supply of acerbic zingers—that one could enduring—and so can wounds inflicted there…Belber tackles that idea in easily watch it all go on even longer and more absurdly into the night. his spiky and surprising comedy.” —NY Daily News. “If you know the words [LaBute] has several rip-roaring showstoppers up his sleeve…” —Variety. to most of George Michael’s hit songs, or were a member of your high school drama club, you are likely to laugh until your face hurts.” —LA Times. Monte Carlo by Lydia Stryk Nice Girl by Melissa Ross Comedy/Drama Full Length Drama 2 men, 4 women Full Length $100 per performance 1 man, 3 women $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3262-9) $100 per performance $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3263-6) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3376-3) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3377-0) THE STORY: Daisy, now approaching retirement, has lived with her mother, while working in a factory, for her entire adult life. Nothing seems THE STORY: In suburban Massachusetts in 1984, thirty-seven-year-old set to change until she wins the football pools and becomes a millionaire, Josephine Rosen has a dead-end job, still lives with her mother, and has and her world is turned upside-down. But with the riches and the fulfillment settled into the uncomfortable comfort of an unintended spinsterhood.

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But when a chance flirtation with an old classmate and a new friendship Of Good Stock at work give her hope for the possibility of change, she dusts off the Jane by Melissa Ross Fonda tapes and begins to take tentative steps towards a new life. A play about the tragedy and joy of figuring out who you are and letting go of Comedy/Drama who you were supposed to be. Full Length 3 men, 3 women $100 per performance THE REVIEWS: “A tenderly drawn drama…NICE GIRL presents a slice of $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3374-9) middle-class life with unpatronizing honesty and simplicity. …And while $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3375-6) the final image is a hopeful one, Ms. Ross wisely avoids the kind of pat or sentimental ending that would spoil the play’s mood of ambivalence, not to mention its truthfulness.” —NY Times. “Playwright Melissa Ross’ THE STORY: The three Stockton sisters are witty, brilliant, beautiful— gentle, old-fashioned heart-tugger casts an insistent spell…It’s a simple and a total mess, thanks to the legacy of their complicated novelist story that makes you ponder the age-old dilemma about women having father. In OF GOOD STOCK, these women gather at their family home on it all…” —NY Daily News. “Nice girls finish last. OK, maybe not dead Cape Cod for a summer weekend. Their reunion ignites passions, humor, last, but not far from the bottom. At least that’s the case in Melissa Ross’ and wildly unanticipated upheavals. With her signature poignancy, play, whose title character, Josephine, is sweet as can be. And miserable. Melissa Ross takes a hilarious look at the fun and dysfunction of that …The best thing about the sweet, low-key NICE GIRL is that it never thing we call family. makes fun of Jo, and it doesn’t pity her, either.” —NY Post. THE REVIEWS: “Ross’ characters are drawn with assurance, wit and gentle mockery—we definitely have met these people…” —LA Times. An Octoroon “Ross unpacks the enduring legacy of [the family] with an engrossing mix of humor and heart. …Ross does not reinvent the wheel with her portrayal by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins of sisterly camaraderie, but as the women share a profanity-laden catharsis Melodrama over a bottle of scotch, you have to feel glad that this particular wheel Full Length was in stock.” —TheaterMania.com. 10 men, 5 women (doubling) $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3226-1) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3227-8) One More River to Cross: A Verbatim Fugue adapted by Lynn Nottage

THE STORY: Judge Peyton is dead and his plantation, Terrebonne, is in Drama financial ruins. Peyton’s handsome nephew George arrives as heir apparent Full Length and quickly falls in love with Zoe, a beautiful octoroon. But the evil overseer 4 men, 4 women (doubling) M’Closky has other plans—for both Terrebonne and Zoe. In 1859, a famous $100 per performance Irishman wrote this play about slavery in America. Now an American tries $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3290-2) to write his own. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3291-9)

THE REVIEWS: Winner of the 2014 for Best New American THE STORY: Between 1936 and 1938, the Federal Writers’ Project gathered Play. “AN OCTOROON invites us to laugh loudly and easily at how over 2,300 interviews with former slaves. Pulitzer-winner Lynn Nottage naïve the old stereotypes now seem, until nothing seems funny at has collected and condensed these interviews into a theatrical exploration all…Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins is using a genre associated with exclamation of the history of slavery in the United States. By resurrecting these slaves’ points to ask questions not only about the portrayal of race in America stories onstage, Nottage resurrects the voices of people who for so many but also about the inadequate means we have for such portrayals. I years had none, and she creates a space for the contemplation of the don’t think it’s too much of a spoiler to reveal that this show ends— enduring effects of slavery in America. spectacularly and hauntingly—with all of us in the dark.” —NY Times. “Super oxygenating—despite moments of palpable fear and disquiet, we leave feeling somehow healthier, as though the theater has given us Our Lady of Kibeho a violent shake and a pep talk.” —Time Out NY. “[A] wildly imaginative new work by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. AN OCTOROON simultaneously by Katori Hall gives us [Dion Boucicault’s] great melodrama and its contemporary Drama reverberations. [The play] might induce vertigo, but it insists that making Full Length theater can be the best way to talk back to history.” —Village Voice. 7 men, 8 women, 1 boy (doubling) $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3301-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3302-2)

THE STORY: In 1981, a village girl in Rwanda claims to see the Virgin Mary. She is denounced by her superiors and ostracized by her schoolmates— until impossible happenings begin to appear to all. Skepticism gives way to fear, causing upheaval in the school community and beyond. Based on real events, OUR LADY OF KIBEHO is an exploration of faith, doubt, and the power and consequences of both.

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THE REVIEWS: “Transfixing…The play has the gripping intensity of a THE REVIEWS: “…divertingly offbeat comedy-drama. …Ms. Gibson has thriller, in part because pricking at the edges of our consciousness a lovely affinity for parchment-dry humor that softens the sadder under- throughout is the knowledge of the horror that engulfed the country a currents of PLACEBO. And she imbues her characters with an affection for little more than a decade after the events of the play…” —NY Times. wordplay and the oddities of language…Ms. Gibson puts amusingly “Faith is contagious in Katori Hall’s thrilling play…[OUR LADY OF off-kilter, slightly stylized exchanges in the mouths of her everyday characters KIBEHO] resounds beyond its own plot; questions of poverty, sexism and with convincing grace.” —NY Times. “Smart, droll, beautifully observed…” interethnic tension echo throughout the story. Hall’s passionate play —NY Mag. “…subtle yet intellectually explosive…Gibson’s contemporary renews belief in what theater can do: It awakens you into a trance.” analysis of relationships and the things that propel them forward into the —Time Out NY. “[OUR LADY OF KIBEHO] is the real deal…Religion and dark unknown. …poses interesting questions about the role the mind politics play a big role, [and] Hall got the dosage just right…Throughout, plays for all of us in every aspect of life —from the basest mechanics of sexual Hall shows us how everybody [believes] what they want to believe when arousal to the most abstract concepts of eternal love. …Fortunately, it’s most convenient.” —NY Post. “Hall’s brilliant play, a simultaneously everything Gibson gives us in intellectual fodder she translates into straightforward yet clear-eyed presentation of a recent bit of Catholic emotional content, both surprising and original in its delivery. She leaves mysticism, leaves you grasping for answers and straining for connections us intrigued…” —TheaterMania.com. days after the final blackout.” —TheaterMania.com. Platonov A Particle of Dread (Oedipus Variations) by Anton Chekhov by Sam Shepard translated by John Christopher Jones

Tragedy/Drama Drama Full Length Full Length 6 men, 2 women 9 men, 4 women $100 per performance $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3331-2) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3343-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3332-9) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3370-1)

THE STORY: As a young man, Oedipus is told by a seer that he will grow THE STORY: PLATONOV is Chekhov’s first play, and it went unproduced up to kill his own father and marry his mother. He flees from home to avoid during his lifetime. Finding himself on a downward spiral fueled by lust this terrible fate, but there is no escape—the dreadful prophecy finally and alcohol, Platonov proudly adopts as his motto “speak ill of everything.” catches up with him. Celebrated playwright Sam Shepard reimagines this A shining example of the chaos that reigned in his era, Platonov is a Ancient Greek tale as a modern thriller. A murder is committed. Who is the whose father was never murdered, a who cheats on his victim? Who is responsible? What are the consequences for generations to wife and his mistress, and the hero of the as-yet unwritten great Russian come? There are many versions of the crime in this intriguing tale. People novel of his day. are hiding from the truth, even when it stares them in the face. THE REVIEWS: “A noir thriller with touches of Grand Guignol gore and Port Authority a sprinkling of surreal humor.” —NY Post. “Fans of the playwright should find this an intriguing addition to the Shepard canon—he cleverly weaves by Conor McPherson the threads of classic Greek tragedy through his own gritty sensibilities. Drama The result is a non-linear work combining humor and poetry to remind us Full Length that the sins of the father and son are destined to repeat.” —NY1 News. 3 men “[Shepard] pulls the Oedipus legend up by its roots, fits it with earthy new $100 per performance poetry, straddles it between comedy and tragedy, and splinters characters $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3311-4) and time frames to construct an eternal dilemma.” —Irish Times. THE STORY: PORT AUTHORITY follows three generations of Irishmen as they tell the stories of their lives. Placebo THE REVIEWS: “McPherson occupies his familiar terrain with glittering by Melissa James Gibson wit and assurance…he writes like a recording Irish angel…[with] a Comedy poetic understanding of what might have been.” —Guardian (UK). Full Length “Overwhelmingly poignant…McPherson rivetingly shows how the past is 2 men, 2 women in all our presents.” —Evening Standard (UK). $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3369-5) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3370-1)

THE STORY: A minty green pill—medication or sugar? Louise is working on a placebo-controlled study of a new female arousal drug. As her work in the lab navigates the blurry lines between perception and deception, the same questions pertain more and more to her life at home. With uncanny insight and unparalleled wit, Melissa James Gibson’s affectionate comedy examines slippery truths and the power of crossed fingers.

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Posterity makes PUNK ROCK so riveting is Stephens’ skill at peering beyond the by Doug Wright rampaging hormones, the dangerous energy and youthful insouciance to illustrate the casual cruelty of adolescence as unease escalates into Drama alienation and horrific violence.” —Hollywood Reporter. Full Length 4 men, 1 woman $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3371-8) Rasheeda Speaking $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3372-5) by Joel Drake Johnson

Dark Comedy/Drama THE STORY: Norway’s most celebrated sculptor, Gustav Vigeland, is Full Length commissioned to create the last official bust of its most famous writer— 1 man, 3 women the irascible, imperious, and inscrutable . The two artists, $100 per performance each needing something from the other, wage war over both the creation $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3349-7) of Ibsen’s likeness and the prospects of his legacy. With his inimitable wit $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3350-3) and insight, Doug Wright explores the nature of artistic success and the fear of being forgotten. THE STORY: This tense workplace thriller examines the realities of so-called “post-racial” when two co-workers—one black, the other THE REVIEWS: “Very little is known about the 1901 encounters between white—are driven apart by the machinations of their boss. A chilling Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland and famed playwright Henrik Ibsen, power struggle ensues that spins wildly out of control. RASHEEDA when the latter sat for a series of sessions to have his bust sculpted. But SPEAKING is an incisive and shocking dark comedy that keeps you in its that hasn’t stopped playwright Doug Wright, author of the Pulitzer- and claustrophobic grip until the final moment. Tony-winning I Am My Own Wife, from imagining what their interplay might have been. The writing is undeniably smart…and the insightful THE REVIEWS: “RASHEEDA SPEAKING [is] an exquisitely tense and dialogue illuminates both main characters.” —Hollywood Reporter. often cringingly funny portrait of racial paranoia…Chilling. An incendiary “Even after the lights fade, Wright’s words will not. POSTERITY is likely play by Joel Drake Johnson.” —NY Times. “…the racially charged to keep more than a few audience members up at night thinking about atmosphere thickens fast in RASHEEDA SPEAKING, an acidic depiction what they’re leaving behind after they’re gone.” —TheaterMania.com. of race, power and friendship. Blending darkly awkward workplace comedy “As Doug Wright tells it in his masterful play POSTERITY…all of us must with intense racial tension, Johnson’s office-politics thriller is not afraid to make peace with our own lasting impact…A play that is so hell on push buttons hard.” —Time Out NY. A wild ride…a wallop of a play…a resurrecting the careers of our idols does something else unintentionally. thrilling must-see play.” —NY Mag. “‘The doctor will see you now’ takes It reminds us of the rousing careers of some of our own living greats that on a whole new meaning in [this] comedy-drama that’s jagged, jolting and we often take for granted. And Doug Wright is certainly one of them. He just plain terrific.” —NY Daily News. need not worry about tending to his own posterity. His work does so on its own.” —TribecaFilm.com. The Road to Damascus by Tom Dulack Punk Rock Political Thriller by Simon Stephens Full Length Drama 5 men, 2 women Full Length $100 per performance 5 men, 3 women $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3407-4) $100 per performance $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3408-1) $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3288-9) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3289-6) THE STORY: As full-scale civil war rages in Syria, a bomb explodes in Manhattan and all roads lead to Damascus. A peace-seeking African Pope THE STORY: In a private school outside of Manchester, a group of is elected to the Vatican and an Evangelical third-party president is in power highly-articulate seventeen-year-olds flirt and posture their way through the in the US. With nuclear war looming, will the new Pope intervene directly day while preparing for their A-Level mock exams. With hormones raging in American foreign policy, or will he accede to the demands of Washington? and minimal adult supervision, the students must prepare for their future— Riddled with international intrigue, Tom Dulack’s astonishingly prescient and survive the savagery of high school. Inspired by playwright Simon play imagines a world ripped from today’s headlines. Stephens’ own experiences as a teacher, PUNK ROCK is an honest and unnerving chronicle of contemporary adolescence. THE REVIEWS: “Serious…satisfying…consciences are examined, allegiances are tested and politics are debated…builds a thick mood of THE REVIEWS: “[A] tender, ferocious and frightening play…Mr. Stephens, intrigue…This near-future tale of an ill-conceived American plan feels one of the most quietly original playwrights working today, has the gift (or authentic enough to have you believe that such events could take place curse) of perceiving human unhappiness with almost clinical verisimilitude… any day. Or to remind you that similar ones have already occurred.” —NY [He] grounds his subjects in a calm, almost photorealist sense of the Times. “The tremendous prescience—and good timing—of this production everyday, reminding us that extreme behavior is often only a degree is a marvel…The script really sings when [Dulack] depicts how internal removed from what we think of as normal.” —NY Times. “[A] muscular politics can warp otherwise well-meaning people.” —NYTheatreNow.com. little play that starts out funny and ferocious then reveals its compassion “[An] incisive and often frightening look into the greed and double-dealing by degrees en route to a tragic and all-too-plausible denouement. What of our international affairs, and the casual way in which the lives of

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innocent people can be cast aside in the pursuit of power and politics… Scott and Hem Dulack marries of the small problems of intimacy with the widescale by Mark St. Germain problems of religious and political turmoil…THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS has a fearlessness and unapologetic boldness that feels fresh and necessary, Drama …Dulack enacts a prescient vision of the future, daring to imagine what Full Length might happen if even a handful of people were to stand up against 2 men, 1 woman $100 per performance massive, seemingly unappeasable forces of power, greed, fear, and $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3264-3) corruption.” —StageBuddy.com. $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3265-0)

Sans Merci THE STORY: In 1937, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, famous authors and frenemies, meet in Hollywood—the City of Dreams—to by Johnna Adams confront their own. Scott and Hem is a drama about the cost of love, Drama friendship, and the price of being a writer. Full Length 3 women THE REVIEWS: “The obvious comparison is to St. Germain’s biggest $100 per performance hit, Freud’s Last Session, for which he imagined a meeting between $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3314-5) the titular psychoanalyst and C. S. Lewis. But whereas that play $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3315-2) pitted the two academic types in a series of parries and responses on philosophical musings about the existence of God (or not), with little THE STORY: Kelly, an idealistic young woman—and a survivor of rape on the line in their personal relationship, this new play finds its and attempted murder by South American revolutionaries—is visited central characters locking horns…with the sense that their lives three years after the attack by the conservative mother of Tracy, the other depend on it. This time there are (metaphorical) blood and guts on the victim. Slowly, the survivor and mother dance through their grief at losing floor.” —RuralIntelligence.com. “With SCOTT AND HEM we can add Tracy, while negotiating the truth of what brought the two young women another play of [St. Germain’s] to those which bring us new perspectives together, why they undertook their dangerous humanitarian mission, and about familiar characters. Once again the playwright turbo-charges our what happened on that final day. imaginations.” —BroadwayWorld.com. “Probably no one can mine the drama found in encounters between historical figures better than THE REVIEWS: “Dramatic and gripping…Adams’ script gives us a lot to playwright Mark St. Germain.” —Examiner.com. chew over…very moving.” —IndieTheatreNow.com. “SANS MERCI is a powerful and moving piece of theatre…Striking a delicate balance between sweet and bland, heartbreaking and overwrought is something playwrights Sense and Sensibility [struggle with], especially…writing about love, secrets and death. Johnna Adams tackles all three of these and handles them with poetic beauty, adapted by Kate Hamill skillfully bringing you into the wonderful courtship of two young women based on the novel by Jane Austen and the devastating tragedy that befalls them.” —TheArtsWire.com. Drama “[Rivals] Greek tragedy in its explosive power.” —OC Weekly. “SANS Full Length MERCI skillfully blends pairs of opposites. It challenges our minds 3-8 men, 4-9 women (doubling, flexible casting) while touching our hearts, pits a young woman from one end of the $100 per performance political spectrum against an older woman from the opposite end, and $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3324-4) balances serious issues with deft moments of light humor…Adams earns $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3325-1) our pity honestly through her play’s clear-eyed vision of an indifferent world.” —Orange County Register. THE STORY: A playful new adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters— sensible Elinor and hypersensitive Marianne—after their father’s sudden Scenes from a Marriage death leaves them financially destitute and socially vulnerable. Set in gossipy late-18th-century England, with a fresh female voice, the play is by Ingmar Bergman full of humor, emotional depth, and bold theatricality. SENSE AND English version by Emily Mann SENSIBILITY examines our reactions, both reasonable and ridiculous, to societal pressures. When reputation is everything, how do you follow Drama Full Length your heart? 2 men, 5 women $100 per performance THE REVIEWS: “…an unconditional delight…invigorating…a bouncy, $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3392-3) jaunty take on Austen…remains remarkably true to the values and $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3393-0) priorities of its source. The classic Austen preoccupations with real estate, income, class, reputation and equilibrium in life are all rendered THE STORY: In Emily Mann’s highly theatrical adaptation of Ingmar brightly and legibly here.” —NY Times. “…so full of galloping comic Bergman’s popular 1974 film Scenes from a Marriage, audiences are invited vitality as to suggest a bunch of stupendously clever kids playing into an intimate stage space to collectively experience the human politics dress-up in the nursery. It’s by far the smartest Jane Austen adaptation to of a relationship, through all the stages of life—from youth to middle age come along since ’s , and at least as much to maturity. Mann’s adaptation illuminates the universal themes of love, fun.” —WSJ. “Perhaps the greatest stage adaptation of this novel in identity, and vulnerability that are at the heart of Bergman’s timeless film, history.” —Huffington Post. “…inventive, faithful, clever and hilarious. exposing how the universal is truly revealed through the specific. Kate Hamill’s marvelous play is one of the finest stage adaptations of

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a literary classic. Our Jane would have expressed her approval.” THE REVIEWS: “…sheer magic [is] in Lauren Gunderson’s SILENT SKY. —TheaterScene.net. “…rowdy, exuberant…thoroughly modern yet …Gunderson [writes] economically and with bursts of smart, infectious not at all contemporized. Kate Hamill’s felicitous adaptation gives us humor.” —SF Chronicle. “…SILENT SKY could act as a simple reminder ageless emotions, couched in the mores and locutions of the past, yet of what a pleasant, thought-provoking evening at the theater ought to timeless in their arduously suppressed intensity.” —Time Out NY. look like. It’s a lively, funny, accessible play that’s alive with interesting ideas.” —ArtsAtl.com. “[SILENT SKY] is a startling, entertaining true story of a brilliant, history-making woman—hitherto unknown to many of us.” Sex with Strangers —AtlantaInTown.com. “Lauren Gunderson’s luminously beautiful play SILENT SKY is an intellectual epic told on an intimate scale. Bottom line: by Laura Eason Heavenly.” —Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Comedy/Drama Full Length 1 man, 1 woman $100 per performance Small Mouth Sounds $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3254-4) by Bess Wohl $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3255-1 Drama Full Length THE STORY: How far will you go to get what you want? Will you be the 3 men, 3 women, 1 not specified same person if you do? When twenty-something star sex blogger and $100 per performance memoirist Ethan tracks down his idol, the gifted but obscure forty-ish $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3401-2) novelist Olivia, he finds they each crave what the other possesses. As $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3402-9) attraction turns to sex, and they inch closer to getting what they want, both must confront the dark side of ambition and the trouble of reinventing THE STORY: In the overwhelming quiet of the woods, six runaways from oneself when the past is only a click away. city life embark on a silent retreat. As these strangers confront internal demons both profound and absurd, their vows of silence collide with the THE REVIEWS: “A twisty and timely two character drama about lust, achingly human need to connect. Filled with awkward humor, this strange love and the complex nature of identity in our digital-dominated era.” and compassionate new play asks how we address life’s biggest questions —NY Times. “A thoughtful comedy about privacy and . Eason when words fail us. offers resonant observations about how technology both eases and complicates relationships.” —New Yorker. “Just like a page-turner, this THE REVIEWS: “A half-dozen troubled souls find that enforced silence smart comedy pulls you in and keeps you wondering what’s coming doesn’t necessarily bring inner peace in SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS, an next…well-crafted, with sly wit and pitch perfect dialogue.” —NY Daily enchanting play by Bess Wohl. As funny as it is, uh, quietly moving, Ms. News. “Sexually and intellectually provocative…A hell of a lot of fun!” Wohl’s play is also a model of ingenuity. …With one exception—the —Hollywood Reporter. (unseen) guru running this spiritual retreat—the characters hardly ever speak. Both the humor and the pathos spring mostly from wordless interaction, which is testimony to Ms. Wohl’s intrepid writing…” —NY Silent Sky Times. “Disney has already grabbed her, and she’s got history with Paramount, so playwright Bess Wohl isn’t exactly a free agent. But with by Lauren Gunderson her theatrical know-how and offbeat imagination, recently on view in Drama American Hero…this is a scribe worth fighting over. Her play SMALL Full Length MOUTH SOUNDS feels like a holiday outing, a minimalist piece of 1 men, 4 women experimental theater that casts the audience as voyeurs in an entertaining $100 per performance adventure that gradually darkens into tragedy.” —Variety. “Though it $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3380-0) employs very little dialogue, there’s nothing quiet about SMALL MOUTH $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3381-7) SOUNDS. Bess Wohl’s luminous play uses silence to dig into the core of human pain, which, like everything unendurable, can also be very funny. THE STORY: When Henrietta Leavitt begins work at the Harvard …The play asks—and admirably never quite answers—deep questions Observatory in the early 1900s, she isn’t allowed to touch a telescope or about how we connect with other people, a feat that the characters express an original idea. Instead, she joins a group of women “computers,” achieve through channels both profound and silly. Wohl isn’t afraid to let charting the stars for a renowned astronomer who calculates projects in the ridiculous rub up against the sublime, and it makes SMALL MOUTH “girl hours” and has no time for the women’s probing theories. As SOUNDS as entertaining as it is transcendent.” —Time Out NY. Henrietta, in her free time, attempts to measure the light and distance of stars, she must also take measure of her life on Earth, trying to balance her dedication to science with family obligations and the possibility of love. The true story of 19th-century astronomer Henrietta Leavitt explores a woman’s place in society during a time of immense scientific discoveries, when women’s ideas were dismissed until men claimed credit for them. Social progress, like scientific progress, can be hard to see when one is trapped among earthly complications; Henrietta Leavitt and her female peers believe in both, and their dedication changed the way we understand both the heavens and Earth.

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Somewhere in America — THE REVIEWS: “STELLA AND LOU is a play about late-in-life loneliness (and depression), themes that are not often explored in the theater, for Seven One-Act Plays all of their ubiquity…Refreshing…Potentially devastating, mostly by William Inge, edited by Craig Pospisil because it feels so very familiar.” —Chicago Tribune. “In this and his Short Play Collection other plays, Bruce Graham demonstrates a rare talent for writing older One Acts than his own experience.” —WindyCityTimes.com. $100 per performance when produced together $35 each when produced individually $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3278-0) $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3279-7) Stupid Fucking Bird by Aaron Posner THE STORIES: BAD BREATH. What starts as a seemingly light spoof of sort of adapted from The Seagull by Anton Chekhov 1960s -era advertising and the All-American Family turns Mad Men Comedy/Drama darker, exposing lies and betrayals behind the glossy sheen. (6 men, 9 Full Length women, doubling.) THE CALL. Joe has traveled to New York City from 4 men, 3 women Billings, Montana for a Shriners-like convention and parade, but he is $100 per performance weighed down by his sense of failure and fear of a changing world. He $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3250-6) can’t even bring himself to stay with his successful actress sister and $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3251-3) her husband in their tony apartment, preferring to drag his heavy suitcase to find a hotel room on a low floor. (2 men.) CINDERELLA. This sharp and THE STORY: An aspiring young director rampages against the art sly retelling is set in a pretentious middle-class home, somewhere in created by his mother’s generation. A nubile young actress wrestles America. But this young woman seems to have everything in hand to with an aging Hollywood star for the affections of a renowned novelist. save herself. (4 women.) THE DISPOSAL. Jess was convicted for killing And everyone discovers just how disappointing love, art, and growing his pregnant wife, and now he sits on death row, awaiting execution up can be. In this irreverent, contemporary, and very funny remix of today. He alternates between calm acceptance and violent , Chekhov’s The Seagull, Aaron Posner stages a timeless battle between raging at his fellow inmates and the prison’s chaplain. Jess is desperate young and old, past and present, in search of the true meaning of it all. for forgiveness from his father, but his father refuses to accept that Original songs composed by James Sugg draw the famously subtextual Jess is guilty, robbing his son of the possibility of some kind of inner thoughts of Chekhov’s characters explicitly to the surface. STUPID understanding. (8 men, 1 woman.) A HERO OF OUR TIME. Bonnie and FUCKING BIRD will tickle, tantalize, and incite you to consider how art, Vic are teenage neighbors who have the eye for one another, but their love, and revolution fuel your own pursuit of happiness. families keep them apart. Bonnie’s father worries that his daughter hangs out with bad company. Vic’s religious and conservative mother THE REVIEWS: “Aaron Posner’s savvy, petulant blitz through Anton wants her son to steer clear of impure thoughts and deeds. And so the Chekhov’s The Seagull [is] less an adaptation of Chekhov’s landmark parents condemn their children to lives of dissolution and repression. drama than a funny, moving slugfest, a ripe mashup of mock and (4 men, 4 women.) A MURDER. A private man with a box of memories awe…sometimes it blows Chekhov up, and sometimes the play seeks lodging at a strange boarding house—a place where the weather explodes with a genuinely Chekhovian release of emotion. The show is and time itself can change in an instant. When the man discovers the smart enough to have it both ways: It mines The Seagull for classical dead body of a young boy in the wardrobe, we wonder if we really heft even while giving it the bird.” —Washington Post. “Like the play have crossed over into another dimension. (2 men, 1 woman.) VENUS that inspired it, this adaptation offers a unique glimpse at the state of IN THERAPY. The owner of a small beauty parlor in a country village, the theatrical art form and more broadly, the difficult pursuit of art and Venus loves to be in love. She seems to be ageless, and it’s possible creativity. Angsty, raw, and real, this play does not shy away from the that she really is an embodiment of the goddess of love. But this hard, but well-discussed philosophical questions about art, reality, love Venus feels that her lifelong desire has become a curse, and that in and life and what it all means. Yet, it does so in a way that’s likely to the face of sexual obsession, people don’t think of love as something engage contemporary theatrically savvy audiences.” —BroadwayWorld. real. (6 men, 7 women, doubling.) com. “…an accessible and unfailingly delightful jaunt into misery (or maybe we should say compromised happiness)…It’s absorbing in its every glance and revealing in its every sigh.” —Washington City Stella and Lou Paper. “STUPID FUCKING BIRD, like The Seagull before it, demands a realer theater…It is an act of historical importance to tear theater by Bruce Graham down in order to have it start anew. But it is an act of grace to challenge Drama theater to become greater without tearing it down.” —DCTheatreScene. Full Length com. “STUPID FUCKING BIRD, Aaron Posner’s splendid, irreverent 2 men, 1 woman adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull [is] a refreshing splash of $100 per performance cool water on dry, well-trod terrain…STUPID FUCKING BIRD is what $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3318-3) you get from a writer who not only adores the material he’s adapting, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3319-0) but understands it precisely.” —DCist.com.

THE STORY: On a quiet night at Lou’s Bar, two kindred spirits seek solace as they navigate changing times and relationships past. From the author of The Outgoing Tide comes an intimate exploration of friendship, forgiveness, and the longing for companionship that grows with the passage of time. This volume contains both the original three-hander (2 men, 1 woman) and a two-hander (1 man, 1 woman) alternative version.

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Uncanny Valley judges them.” —Variety. “[An] acidic satire of bourgeois venality and by Thomas Gibbons hypocrisy…a chatty comedy that gradually darkens as a disturbing mystery disrupts the friendly arguments over subjects as trivial as the sex Drama habits of believers and as serious as the toxic corruption of postcolonial Full Length Africa…THE UNMENTIONABLES poses, in allegory, uncomfortable 1 man, 1 woman questions about Americans’ tolerance for brutality when the ethical issue $100 per performance $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3328-2) becomes intensely personal, not theoretical.” —NY Times. “Fluid, $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3329-9) disturbing, and thoroughly engaging, THE UNMENTIONABLES is a significant step forward for a challenging playwright.” —Chicago Reader. “THE UNMENTIONABLES is an extraordinary inversion of the THE STORY: Drawing on current research in artificial intelligence and elements of classic farce, taken to a dark side bordering on horror… robotics, UNCANNY VALLEY charts the relationship between Claire, a Despite moments that are macabre and frightening, the play cannot help neuroscientist, and Julian, a nonbiological human. As Julian is “born” being substantially comedic, albeit a serious and darkly sardonic comedy over the course of the play, a few body parts at a time, Claire teaches that pulls back only at the last moment from the chasm of complete moral him how to be as human as possible: mirroring people’s speech, engaging and social chaos.” —Windy City Times. in small-talk, playing a musical instrument. Their deepening friendship and Julian’s growing “humanity” lead to the revelations of an unhealed sorrow in Claire’s personal life and, ultimately, the purpose for which Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Beauty, and Julian has been created. UNCANNY VALLEY explores the painful divide between creator and creation, the inherent unpredictability of Truth; Lila on the Wall; Mafia on Prozac consciousness, and how we are redefining what it means to be human by Edward Allan Baker in the 21st century. Three Short Plays THE REVIEWS: “…cerebrally challenging…Gibbons creates a fascinating One Acts $100 per performance when produced together scenario. The questions the play raises—can, for instance, a robot’s $35 each when produced individually consciousness attain a level of sophistication that qualifies as sentience? $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3257-5) —compel one to consider whether like the Tin Man, a manufactured $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3258-2) being might actually someday possess a heart. …until the very last blackout, we remain tantalized by the mystery of what courses through Julian’s circuitry.” —Washington Post. “…Thomas Gibbons’s futuristic THE STORIES: UP, DOWN, STRANGE, CHARMED, BEAUTY, AND two-hander UNCANNY VALLEY [is] a techno take on the Pinocchio story: TRUTH. A pair of teenage sisters struggle to escape their drug-addled [Julian] is only a simulated human, and there may be a void where his mother with help from their favorite down-on-his-luck uncle. Thanks to ethical compass ought to be. But we’re sort of rooting for him just the a series of wholly organic yet startlingly unexpected plot twists, neither same.” —NY Times. “[A] riveting exploration of robotics and the relationship the characters nor their situations are how they seemed when the play between the creator and the creation…The reversals and inversions began. (1 man, 2 women.) MAFIA ON PROZAC. Jay and Tee are a couple explored in UNCANNY VALLEY play tricks with your head—when of hit-men sitting by the ocean and reflecting on how their lives turned Claire goes into clipped professional mode, in contrast, Julian out. Their intended victim, Matt, awaits his fate in a burlap sack. When becomes touchingly human. But what does that mean? Is feeling and Al Capone visits in a dream, the outraged and desperate Matt gets emotion what makes us human? Or is it the act of creation—to take an dragged into refereeing the hit-men’s argument about the mob’s future. idea, a divine spark and make it real?” —DCTheatreScene.com. (3 men.) LILA ON THE WALL. Journalist Lila must investigate a three- month-old story about a woman who saw Jesus’ face on a graffiti-laden wall. But the woman who saw it is off on a tour in Italy, and Carl, a young The Unmentionables cameraman who prides himself in figuring out “emotional landscapes,” is determined to make Lila believe in something again. (1 man, 1 woman.) by Bruce Norris

Drama THE REVIEWS: “Edward Allan Baker tells a wrenching story of loves Full Length found and lost, of broken hearts and . [UP, DOWN, STRANGE, 6 men, 3 women CHARMED, BEAUTY, AND TRUTH] inflames the scarred tissue of family $100 per performance relationships already torn and raw from the chaos of life. …Truly $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3390-9) inspired moments of comedy…[In] Edward Allan Baker’s MAFIA ON $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3391-6) PROZAC, a pair of hit men, owing more to than to , argue over such highfalutin’ issues as fate versus free will.” —NY THE STORY: In a posh home in a small town in Africa, a wealthy Times. “…a stirring little fable. That [LILA ON THE WALL] turns out American entrepreneur, a flamboyant government representative, a young inspiring rather than maudlin is…due to the strength of the punchy, Christian missionary, and the missionary’s girlfriend meet by accident. honest writing.” —BroadwayWorld.com. When one of them goes missing, they are forced to confront their benevolent notions of themselves and the realities of the world.

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THE STORY: May 1822, rural . The defrocked Reverend Berkeley arrives at the crumbling former glory of Mount Prospect House to THE STORY: In a farmhouse at the edge of Salisbury Plain, a family is accompany a young woman to England. Seventeen-year-old Hannah is falling apart. Stephen can’t afford to put his mother into care; Arthur can’t to be married off to a marquis in order to resolve the debts of her mother’s afford to stop working and look after his wife. When a young stranger with estate. However, compelled by the strange voices that haunt his beautiful blue hair moves in to care for Edie as her mind unravels, the family is forced young charge and a fascination with the psychic current that pervades to ask: Are we living the way we wanted? VISITORS is a sharply funny love the house, Berkeley proposes a séance, the consequences of which are story that takes a haunting, beautiful look at the way our lives slip past us. catastrophic. THE VEIL weaves Ireland’s troubled colonial history into a transfixing story about the search for love, the transcendental, and the THE REVIEWS: “[T]ackles the difficult subject of dementia with sensitivity circularity of time. and just the right amount of comedy…This is the first full-length play by Barney Norris and it is an absolute beauty, by turns funny, tender and THE REVIEWS: “THE VEIL is never dull…McPherson has a wickedly desperately sad. …A mixture of tenderness and emotional truth…great satirical ear.” —Guardian (UK). “…an effective mixture of dark comedy richness and an almost poetic resonance in the writing…It is much harder and suspense…an original and at times genuinely startling evening.” to write interestingly about happiness than it is about misery, but Norris —Telegraph (UK). “Conor McPherson has impressive form when it often does just that with his loving portrait of a marriage—though there is comes to ghost stories…razor-sharp.” —Evening Standard (UK). “A poignancy and darkness too…the final scene proves as poignant as those cracking fireside tale of haunting and decay.” —Times (UK). great scenes of departure in the plays of Chekhov…[An] exceptional play.” —Telegraph (UK). “In VISITORS, a tender and often wryly funny first full- length play by Barney Norris, Edie’s gradual decline and its effects on her The Velocity of Autumn family…are explored with moving simplicity and unadorned eloquence. Although on the surface VISITORS is a fine-grained, naturalistic play by Eric Coble about a couple dealing with the cruel realities of aging, layers of resonance Dramatic Comedy reveal themselves as Edie’s new frankness takes hold.” —NY Times. Full Length “[A]stonishingly accomplished. It’s a sensitive and wise piece about the 1 man, 1 woman pains of ageing and life’s transitory nature. At the same time it is a vision of $100 per performance the changing texture of Britain, as the deep continuities of rural tradition give $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3244-5) way to bland metropolitanism. Yet instead of addressing these subjects in $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3245-2) a preachy or assertive fashion, VISITORS quietly illustrates them through the tangled relationships of four skillfully drawn characters…Norris is THE STORY: THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN swirls around Alexandra, an particularly good at evoking the little rituals of domestic harmony, and we 80-year-old artist in a showdown with her family over where she’ll spend see the tiny endearments and physical intimacies that bind together a couple her remaining years. In Alexandra’s corner are her wit, her volcanic whose lives’ rhythms are perfectly synchronised—yet on the brink of being passion, and the fact that she’s barricaded herself in her pulled apart…as this extraordinarily mature piece demonstrates, Norris is a brownstone with enough Molotov cocktails to take out the block. But her perceptive and humane craftsman, who finds several layers of comedy in children have their own secret weapon: estranged son Chris, who returns everyday misunderstandings. More than that, he has created an aching love after 20 years, crawls through Alexandra’s second-floor window and story—and chosen to focus on the elderly, whose romantic experience is becomes the family’s unlikely mediator. No sooner are the words “Hi, so often neglected. He is a talent to watch.” —Evening Standard (UK). Mom” uttered than the emotional bombs start detonating. THE VELOCITY OF AUTUMN is a wickedly funny and wonderfully touching discovery of the fragility and ferocity of life. The Way We Get By THE REVIEWS: “Bracing, honest, and often deliciously funny…Anyone by Neil LaBute who’s even reached the crest of middle age will have an innate feeling Drama for this admirably drawn woman.” —NY Times. “A vivid poetic expression Full Length for all the frustrations of old age…the clash Coble illuminates manages 1 man, 1 woman to touch nerves exposed in the many seemingly no-win debates across $100 per performance America over what’s best for a relative no longer at her sharpest.” $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3399-2) —Washington Post. “Sublime and penetrating…a tale that resonates $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3400-5) with a broad range of audiences as it touches on a sobering dilemma faced by families every day.” —Variety. THE STORY: Meet Beth and Doug, two people who have no problems getting dates with their partners of choice. After a drunken party and a hot night, they wake up to a blurry morning where the rules of attraction, sex, and society are waiting for them before their first cup of coffee. It’s very awkward—and it also leads the pair to ponder how much they really

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know about each other, and how much they really care about what other The Who & The What people think. THE WAY WE GET BY is a play about love and lust and the by Ayad Akhtar whole damn thing. Drama THE REVIEWS: “[LaBute] has done something unique to his brand of Full Length well-established playwriting genre…of the darkly cynical variety. THE 2 men, 2 women $100 per performance WAY WE GET BY is a good play with an important conundrum (which I $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3252-0) won’t ruin for you), with a positive and hopeful ending (that much I will $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3253-7) ruin for you). It actually feels good in our ever-wary world to see that problems, no matter how challenging, can be worked out and realized without the usual, ‘maybe I should have slit my wrists long ago’ attitudes THE STORY: Brilliant Pakistani-American writer Zarina is focused on of characters with complex lives. After all, everything is complex these finishing her novel about women and Islam. The only distraction is her days.” —Huffington Post. “…sexy…[LaBute] relishes the art of thwarting father’s insistence at setting her up on a date with Eli, a young convert expectations.” —NY Times. “One-night stands often produce repercussions, who pleases both her father’s conservative values and Zarina’s modern, but few are as emotionally fraught as the one depicted in Neil LaBute’s complicated Muslim identity. Everything seems to be going the way [THE WAY WE GET BY]…the playwright’s gift for amusing banter is everyone wants, until Zarina finishes her book—a fictional accounting of very much on display.” —Hollywood Reporter. “[LaBute’s] sometimes the story in the Quran of the of the veil. Zarina’s novel portrays brutal wit has long been accompanied by an equally fierce moral curiosity… a very different version of the Prophet Muhammad than traditions allow, if we see Doug and Beth’s struggle in the context of a world where and the whole family is forced to confront who and what they believe in. everyone can seem to be in everyone else’s business—especially A passionate and searing look at a family divided by faith, bonded by love, when it’s trivial—the focus is on two individuals trying to assess their and searching for truth in contemporary America. own capacity for courage.” —USA Today. THE REVIEWS: “THE WHO & THE WHAT explores intergenerational and interfaith conflicts with fluid eloquence and intelligence. Mr. Akhtar When We Were Young and Unafraid writes dialogue that, while often funny and always natural, crackles with ideas and continually reveals undercurrents of tension that ratchet up by Sarah Treem the emotional stakes.” —NY Times. “THE WHO & THE WHAT is to be Drama commended for tackling themes too rarely addressed in contemporary Full Length dramas. …Akhtar is definitely a playwright whose work merits significant 1 man, 4 women attention.” —Hollywood Reporter. “Akhtar, who won the Pulitzer Prize for $100 per performance his 2012 play Disgraced, here switches his focus from work colleagues to $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3248-3) families. But he maintains a firm hold on a recurring theme in his work: $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3249-0) the crisis of identity and its eventual consequences. Like Zarina’s messy, impassioned book, THE WHO & THE WHAT stirs the pot in unexpectedly THE STORY: In the early 1970s, before Roe v. Wade, before the Violence dramatic ways.” —Entertainment Weekly. Against Women Act, Agnes has turned her quiet bed and breakfast into one of the few spots where victims of domestic violence can seek refuge. But to Agnes’s dismay, her latest runaway, Mary Anne, is beginning to Woyzeck, Leonce and Lena influence Agnes’s college-bound daughter Penny. As the drums of a feminist revolution grow louder outside of Agnes’s tiny world, Agnes is by Georg Büchner forced to confront her own presumptions aboutthe women she’s spent her translated by John Christopher Jones life trying to help. Two Plays in One Volume Full Length THE REVIEWS: “Ms. Treem…finds the feminist flux and foment in an $100 per performance for each play era that has been more traditionally presented as comically awkward $9.00 Acting Edition (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3345-9) and quaint. She has come up with a smart and exciting premise to bring $8.00 ePlay (ISBN: 978-0-8222-3346-6) characters of different backgrounds—and different notions of what it means to be a woman at a pivotal historical moment—into proximity THE STORY: LEONCE AND LENA is a fractured for grownups, in and conflict.” —NY Times. “Treem expertly lays the groundwork for an which King Peter of the kingdom of Tushee has arranged a marriage intriguing dynamic as each woman’s perspective is challenged. [WHEN between his son, Prince Leonce, and Princess Lena of the kingdom of WE WERE YOUNG AND UNAFRAID] is strong on dialogue and character Peepee. But the young prince is determined not to marry at all, unless it detail…” —Hollywood Reporter. “WHEN WE WERE YOUNG AND is for love. Refusing to bow to custom, he disguises himself as a common UNAFRAID is a stark reminder of how rare it is to see such urgent man and sets off on with his drunken fool, Valerio. The two subject matter tackled in mainstream theater.” —NBC NY. vagabonds accidentally bump into Lena and her governess, who are also disguised. The prince and the princess fall in love, not knowing the true identity of their mate. (4 men, 3 women, doubling.) WOYZECK is the first lower-class tragic hero, and he is the first psychotic hero in dramatic literature. This unique classic is based on the true case of a soldier who killed his common-law wife and was executed when his plea of insanity was rejected by the courts. (12 men, 5 women.)

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100 Saints You Should Know After-Play H American Hero Apocalyptic Butterflies 1-900-Desperate The Age of Pie American Landscape Apple Pie (collection) 1918 Ages of the Moon An American Millionaire Appropriate 2 Agnes American Modern Approximating Mother 24 Hours—am The Agony & The Agony The American Nightmare (collection) April Fish 24 Hours—pm The Agreement The American Plan April Fish and the Wooing of Lady 26 Miles Ah, Eurydice! American Primitive (or John and Sunday (collection) 27 Wagons Full of Cotton Air Raid Abigail) April Snow 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Other Akhmatova American Roulette Arabian Nights Plays (collection) Album An American The Archbishop’s Ceiling 2B (or Not 2B) Alfred the Great The Architecture of Loss 2B (or Not 2B) Part 2 Alice in Wonderland Amicable Parting Are You Ready? 3 by E.S.T. (collection) Alien Boy Amici, Ascoltate Arlington 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 (collection) A.M.L. The Armored Dove 33 Variations All About Al Among Friends Arsenic and Old Lace The 49th Cousin All Because of Agatha Amphibians ‘Art’ 410[Gone] All Cotton Amphitryon Art of Murder 6:15 on the 104 All God’s Chillun Got Wings Amphitryon 38 The Art of Remembering 74 Georgia Avenue All in the Faculty Amulets Against the Dragon Forces The Art of Self-Defense The 75th All in the Timing, Six One-Act Ancient History Artichoke 9 Circles Comedies (collection) Ancient Lights The Artist and the Model 9 Parts of Desire All Men Are Whores: An Inquiry And Away We Go The Artist and the Model/2 90° in the Shade All My Sons And Baby Makes Seven As Bees in Honey Drown 90° in the Shade and Dust in Your All New People And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Eyes (collection) Town And People All Around As It Is in Heaven 99 Histories All Saints’ Day And the Winner Is Ascension Day A Is for All (collection) All That I Will Ever Be And They Dance Real Slow in Ashes to Ashes Abandon All Hope All the King’s Men (Hall) Jackson Ashes to Ashes and Other Plays Abe Lincoln in Illinois All the King’s Men (Warren) And Things That Go Bump in the (collection) Abigail/1702 All the Rage (Moran) Night H Ashville About Time All the Rage (Reddin) The Andersonville Trial Asian Shade Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles All the Way Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends Asleep on the Wind Absalom All the World’s a Stage André’s Mother The Assembled Parties The Absence of a Cello All-American André’s Mother and Other Short Assembly Line Abstinence Alligator Man Plays (collection) Assistance Abundance Almost an Evening (collection) Andromache Assisted Living Accelerando Almost Blue Andy and Claire Asterisk! The Accomplices Almost Done Angel in the Pawnshop Asuncion According to Goldman An Almost Holy Picture At Home Achilles in Sparta Almost Like Being Animal At Home at Acrobats Almost, Maine Animal Keepers At Long Last Leo Acrobats and Line (collection) An Altar Boy Talks to God Animals Out of Paper At This Evening’s Performance The Acting Lesson The Altruists Anna Christie The Atheist The Action Against Sol Schumann Always a Bridesmaid Anna Christie, The Emperor Jones, H The Audience Act One Am I Blue and The Hairy Ape (collection) August: Osage County The Actor Amateurs (Auburn) Anna in the Tropics August Snow Actors Amateurs (Griffin) Anna Lucasta Aunt Dan and Lemon Actors and At Home (collection) The Amazing Activity of Charley Annapurna Aunt Dan Meets the Madwoman of The Actor’s Nightmare Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth Anne of the Thousand Days Chaillot Acts of Love Street Gang Anniversary Waltz Auntie Mame Adam Baum and the Jew Movie Ambrosio Another Antigone The Author’s Voice Adaptation America Hurrah (collection) Another Part of the Forest Auto--Fé An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein The America Play Another Season’s Promise Auto-Destruct (collection) American Blues (collection) Answers (Thompson) (collection) Auto-Destruct and The Rhesus The Adventures of Tom Sawyer The American Century Answers (Topor) Umbrella (collection) The African Company Presents Anteroom The Autograph Hound Richard III The American Dame Anthony The Autumn Garden After Ashley An American Daughter Anthony Rose Ave Maria After The American Dream (Albee) Any Given Monday Avenue of Dream After Miss The American Dream Revisited Any Wednesday Avow The American Dream, , Anybody Out There? The Awake after the quake The Death of Bessie Smith, Fam Apartment 3A Babel’s in Arms After the Revolution and Yam (collection) H The Apartment Complex—Seven Baby Anger Aftermath American Dreams (Frisch, Terkel) One-Act Plays (collection) Baby Food

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

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Buy One Get One Free Chapatti Clever Dick Contributions (collection) By Hex Character Lines Click Control Freaks By the Bog of Cats Charity Cliffhanger The Controversy of Valladolid By the Sea By the Sea By the Charlie and Vito The Climate of Eden Convenience Beautiful Sea (collection) Charlie Blake’s Boat Close of Play Conversation with a Sphinx H By the Water Charlie’s Farewell Close Ties Conversations with the Spanish Lady By the Way, Meet Vera Stark The Chase Closer Convicts Cabin 12 Chase Me, Comrade! The Closet Core Values Cacciatore: Three Short Plays Chaucer in Rome Closing Costs The Corn Is Green (collection) Cheating Cheaters Clothes for a Summer Hotel Corpus Christi Café Crown Checkers Cloud Seven The Correspondent Café Moon A Cheever Evening Clucks The Couch Cages (collection) Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Clutterbuck The Countess Cahoots Hyde Play Clybourne Park Counting the Ways Cakewalk The of Change The Coal Diamond Counting the Ways and Listening The Call (Barfield) (Corrigan) Cobb (collection) H The Call (Inge) The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Cock The Country Club Call Me by My Rightful Name The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Cockeyed Kite The Country Girl Call Me Shakespeare Chesapeake The Cocktail Hour H The Country House Call Me Waldo: A Transcendental Chick Cocktails with Mimi Coup Romance Chicken Coco Puffs Coup/Clucks (collection) Camberwell House Childe Byron H A Coffin in Egypt Courtship The Cameo Children Cold The Courtship of Morning Star Camino Real Children of a Lesser God Cold Sweat Cousins Can Can H Children of Killers Colder Than Here The Cowboy, the Indian and the Canadian Gothic Children of the Wind Collected Stories Fervent Feminist Canadian Gothic and American The Children’s Crusade The Collection Cowgirls Modern: Two Plays (collection) The Children’s Hour Collision Coyote on a Fence Candle in the Wind The Children’s Story Colorado Coyote Ugly Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert The Chinese The Colored Museum Cradle and All Canker Sores and Other Distractions The Chinese and Dr. Fish (collection) The Columnist Crafty Capitalism 101 Chinese Coffee Come Down Burning Crawling Arnold Captains and Courage The Chinese Restaurant Syndrome Come on Strong Crazy Eights Captive Audience Come Slowly, Eden Creating Claire The Captivity of Pixie Shedman The Chiropodist The Comeback The Creation of the World and Other Carbondale Dreams Chocolate Cake Comes a Day Business Cardinal O’Connor Choir Boy Coming Home Creative Development Career Angel (Female Version) Choosing Sides (collection) Coming of Age in Soho The Credeaux Canvas Career Angel (Male Version) Chopin in Space Coming of the Hurricane The Caretaker The Chopin Playoffs The Coming World Crimes of the Heart Carl the Second The Chosen Command Decision The Cripple of Inishmaan Carnal Knowledge The Christians The Common Pursuit Crisscross Carol Mulroney Christmas Belles The Commons of Pensacola Criss-Crossing The Carpenters A Christmas Carol (Baizley) Companions of the Fire Criss-Crossing and Watercolor The Carpetbagger’s Children A Christmas Carol (Linney) The Company of Heaven (collection) H Casa Valentina A Christmas Carol (Schario) Compleat Female Stage Beauty Critic’s Choice The Case of the Crushed Petunias A Christmas Carol—A Ghost Story Complete Works Volume 1 (Pinter) The Crocodile Smile Cash Flow of Christmas (Wilson) (collection) Crossin’ the Line A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Complete Works Volume 2 (Pinter) Crossings The Castro Complex Marley (Horovitz) (collection) Crowns The Cat Act Christmas on Mars Compulsion (Levin) The Crucible Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Christopher Blake Compulsion (Patrick) Crumbs from the Table of Joy The Catch Colt Chug Compulsion or The House Behind Crunch Time Catch the Fish The Cider House Rules, Part One: Coney Island Christmas A Cry of Players Catfish Moon Here in St. Cloud’s Confession The Cryptogram Cat’s Cradle The Cider House Rules, Part Two: In Confluence ¡Cuba Si! The Cavalcaders Other Parts of the World Confluence and The Skirmishers ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back The Cave H Cinderella (collection) Home, Last Gasps (collection) Cave Life Cinderella Wore Combat Boots The Conscientious Objector The Cuban Swimmer Cavedweller Circle Mirror Transformation The Consequences of Goosing Cuckoos on the Hearth Cavern of the Jewels Circus Lady H Constellations Cue for Passion Celebration (Perrin) A Civil War Christmas: An American The Constituent H cul-de-sac Celebration (Pinter) Musical Celebration A Contemporary American’s Guide to The Curate’s Play Cell Clair de Lune a Successful Marriage © 1959 The Curious Incident of the Dog in Claire Continental Divide the Night-Time Cemetery Man Clandestine on the Morning Line Continental Divide: Daughters of the The Curious Savage The Ceremony of Innocence Clara Revolution Curse of the Starving Class Chain of Circumstances Class Conflict Continental Divide: Mothers Against Curtains (Bill) The Champagne Charlie Stakes A Clearing in the Woods Contribution Curtains (Gonzalez)

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H Cyrano Dealer’s Choice Dimly Perceived Threats to the H The Downpour Cyrano de Bergerac Dear Delinquent System H The Doyle and Debbie Show Daddies Dear Friends The Dining Room The Dozens The Dadshuttle Dear Kenneth Blake The Dinosaur Musical Dr. Cook’s Garden The Dadshuttle and Down the Shore Dear Ruth Dink’s Blues Dr. Fish (collection) Dearborn Heights Dinner with Friends Dr. Fritz Dalton’s Back The Dearest of Friends Dinner with the Superfriends Dr. Hero Damage Control Dearly Beloved Dinny and the Witches Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde The Dance and the Railroad Dearly Departed Direct from Death Row The Dracula (Dietz) The Dance and the Railroad and The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch Scottsboro Boys Dracula (Johnson) (collection) Death by Fatal Murder The Dirty Old Man Dragon Country (collection) A Dance Lesson Death Comes to Us All, Mary Agnes Dragonwings Dance of Death (Greenberg) Death in the Family Dirty Talk (Pintauro) The Drapes Come The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Death of a Salesman The Dirty Talk (Puzzo) The Dream Coast (Meyer) The Death of Bessie Smith Disciples Dream Girl H The Dance of Death The Death of Frank Disconnect Dream of Passion (McPherson) The Death of King Philip Disgraced The Dream of the Burning Boy The Dancers The Death of Papa The Disintegration of James Cherry Dancing at Lughnasa The Death of the Old Man Disneyland on Parade The Dreamer Examines His Pillow The Death of Zukasky H Dancing Lessons Disneyland on Parade (collection) Dreamers Death Tax The Dancing Mice H The Disposal Dreams of Flight Deathbed Dancing on Moonlight Distant Fires Dreamtime for Alice Deathtrap Danger: Memory! (collection) Distracted The Dreamy Kid Debate The Dangers of Tobacco Diversions Dreyfus in Rehearsal Debbie Does Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Dividing the Estate Driving Miss Daisy The Debutante Ball Daphne in Cottage D Divorce—Anyone? (collection) The Drop of a Hat Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Divorce Southern Style Drowning Sorrows Deep Are the Roots Dark Hammock The Dixie Swim Club The Druid Circle Deep Sleepers DMV Tyrant H Dry Land The Dark Is Light Enough The Deer and the Antelope Play Do Not Feed the Animal Drums Under the Windows Dark Matters Deer Play Doctor Dark, No Sugar (collection) Defender of the Faith Doctor Cerberus Duck Dark Play or Stories for Boys Defiance Doctor Galley Duck Hunter Shoots Angel The Dark Room Deflowering Waldo The Doctor Will See You Now Duck Dark Sun Degas C’est Moi (Durang) Ducks and Lovers Dark Victory The Delusion of Angels The Doctor Will See You Now Duel of Angels Darwin in Malibu Democracy (Patrick) (collection) A Dash of Bitters Demon Wine Dumb Show Dodge Dashing Through the Snow Den of Thieves The Dumb Waiter Dodsworth Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays ’Dentity Crisis Dumping Ground Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? About Love, Death and Bad Acting The Departure of Brian O’Callahan Dunelawn Dog Eat Dog (Dashow) (collection) Desdemona, A Play About a The Dunes Dog Lady Daughters of Atreus Handkerchief Durang/Durang (collection) Dog Lady and The Cuban Swimmer Dawn The Designated Mourner Durango (collection) The Day Emily Married Desire, Desire, Desire Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Dog Sees God: Confessions of a A Day for Surprises Desire Under the Elms Dusk Teenage Blockhead Day in the Sun Desire Under the Elms, Mourning Dusk Rings a Bell A Day of Absence Becomes Electra, Strange The Dog Sitters Dust in Your Eyes The Day Room Interlude (collection) Dogbrain The Dwarfs Day Standing on Its Head Desperadoes H A Dog’s House The Dwarfs and Seven Revue The Day They Shot Desperadoes; Throwing Smoke; Doing a Good One for the Red Man Sketches (collection) Days Ahead Keyhole Lover (collection) A Doll’s House (McGuinness) Dying City The Days and Nights of BeeBee Desperate Affection A Doll’s House (Meyer) Early Dark Fenstermaker Detective Story Dolores Early Warnings (collection) Days of Wine and Roses Domestic Issues Earth and Sky Daytrips Deuce Dominoes East 10th Street: Self Portrait with The Dazzle The Devil and Daniel Webster Don Juan (Porter) Empty House D.C. A Devil Inside Don Juan (Wilbur) Easter (Scheffer) ¿De Donde? The Devils Don Juan in Chicago Easter (Strindberg) Dead Certain Devour the Snow Doña Rosita the Spinster Easter Night Dead End Dial “M” for Murder Don’t Go Gentle Eastern Standard The Dead Eye Boy Diana Does It Dottie & Richie Eat Cake Dead Giveaway The Diary of Anne Frank (Goodrich, Double Solitaire Eat the Taste The Dead Guy Hackett) Double Wedding Eat the Taste (collection) A Dead Man’s Apartment The Diary of Anne Frank (Kesselman) H Doublewide, Texas Eat Your Heart Out A Dead Man’s Apartment, Rosemary A Different Moon Doubt, a Parable The Eccentricities of a Nightingale with Ginger, Face Divided (collection) Diff’rent The Doughgirls Eclipsed The Deadly Game Digby Down and Out An Educated Lady Deaf Day Dilemma Down the Road Edward, My Son The Deal Diminished Capacity Down the Shore Edwin Booth

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The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man- Everyman Today Fault Lines The Flu Season in-the-Moon Marigolds Faustus Flyin’ West The Egghead Everything Will Be Different Fear Network News The Flying Gerardos Eh? Evolution Feathertop Flywheel and Anna Einstein and the Polar Bear The Exact Center of the Universe Feedlot F.M. The Einstein Project Exact Change Feiffer’s People FOB El Hermano An Examination of the Whole Ferryboat FOB and The House of Sleeping Eleanor Sleeps Here Playwright/Actor Relationship The Festivities Beauties (collection) Election Year Presented as Some Kind of Cop The Fever Fog on the Mountain Election Year and So When You Get Show Parody A Few Stout Individuals The Folding Green Married (collection) Excursion Fiat The Food Chain The Electric Baby The Exercise The Fiery Furnace Food for Fish Eleemosynary The Exhibition Food Related Elegy for a Lady Exits and Entrances Fifth Planet Elephants The Exonerated Fifth Planet and Other Plays (collection) The Footsteps of Doves Eleven Short Plays by William Inge Expecting Isabel Fifty Words For Love or Money (collection) An Experiment with an Air Pump Figaro For the Use of the Hall Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue The Explorers Club Filming O’Keeffe For This Moment Alone Elliot Loves Extensions The Filmmaker’s Mystery For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls Elm Circle Eye of God The Final Interrogation of Force Continuum Embarrassments The Eye of the Beholder Ceausescu’s Dog Force of Nature H Emerging Artist Grant Eyes for Consuela Final Orders The Foreigner Emma’s Child The E.Z. Snooz Motel Final Passages Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue Emotional Creature F2M Final Performance or The Curtain Forever Yours, Marie-Lou Empathy A Fable Falls For-Everett Emperor and Galilean Fables for Friends Final Placement The Former One-on-One Basketball The Emperor Jones Fabulation or The Re-Education of Finding Claire Champion An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Undine Fortinbras Boeuf Fabuloso Finishing Touches Found a Peanut Enchanted April Finks Four The Enclave H The Fabulous Lipitones Fire Dance Four Baboons Adoring the Sun End of Summer Face Divided Fire in the Hole Four Benches Endecott and the Red Cross The Facts Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Four Dogs and a Bone Endpapers A Fair Country Brooklyn and Other Identities Four Dogs and a Bone and The Wild An Enemy of the People (Meyer) Fair Exchange The First Actress Goose (collection) An Enemy of the People (Miller) Fair Game The First Gentleman Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 English Made Simple The Fairy Garden (collection) The English Teachers Faith (collection) Four One-Act Plays by Robert The Enigma Faith, Hope and Charity (collection) First Love (Margulies) Schenkkan (collection) Enigma Variations (Ives) The Fall of the City First Love (Taylor) Four Plays by Conor McPherson Enigma Variations (Schmitt) Falling The First Night of “Pygmalion” (collection) Enron The Falling Man The Firstborn Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass Entertaining Mr. Helms Falling Man and Other Monologues Fish (collection) Epic Proportions (collection) Fit to Be Tied Four Short Plays by Lanford Wilson Epilogue Fam and Yam Five Course Love (collection) Epiphany Fame Takes a Holiday Five Evenings Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff Equivocation Family Business Five in Judgment (collection) Erik the Fourteenth The Family Continues Five Kinds of Silence Four Twelves are 48 Eris Family Devotions Five One-Act Plays by The Fourth Wall Eris and Home at Six (collection) Family Furniture (collection) Foxhole in the Parlor The Eros Trilogy (collection) The Family Man Five One-Act Plays by Murray The Fragile Fox Escanaba in da Moonlight Family Meeting Schisgal (collection) Fragments (Albee) The Escort Family Voices Five Women Wearing the Same Fragments (Schisgal) Eternal Triangle Fancy Meeting You Again Dress Frame 312 Ethan Frome The Fantod Fix Me, Jesus The Framer Etta Jenks Farce of Nature Flag Day Frankenstein Eulogy for Mister Hamm Farewell, Farewell, Eugene Flatboatman Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de An Evening for Merlin Finch The Farmer’s Daughter The Flatulist Lune Evening Star Farragut North Flaubert’s Latest Franklin’s Apprentice Eve-Olution Fast Women A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) Fran’s Bed Everett Beekin Fat Men in Skirts A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) Free Every Night When the Sun Goes Father and Son Flesh and Blood (Gaitens) A Free Man of Color Down Father Dreams Flesh and Blood (Hanley) Freedomland Every Seventeen Minutes the Crowd Father Malachy’s Miracle Flight Freefalling Goes Crazy! Father of the Bride Flight into Egypt Freeman Every Year at the Carnival The Father (Hailey) Flight Lines The French Touch Everybody Has to be Somebody The Father (Meyer) Flight Lines and Crossings (collection) French Waitress Everybody Loves Opal Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry Flight to the West French Waitress and Other Plays Everybody’s Girl Fathers and Sons The Flounder Complex (collection) Everybody’s Secret Father’s Day The Flowering Peach Fresh Horses

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Freud’s House The Gingham Dog The Government Inspector (Hatcher) Gus and Al Freud’s Last Session Gint The Government Inspector (Raby) The Guys Friday Night (collection) The Girl and the Soldier G.R. Point Gym Teacher Fridays A Girl Can Tell Grace The Gynecologist The Froegle Dictum Girl Gone The Grace of Mary Traverse Habit From Above The Girl Who Loved Graceland (Byron) The Habitation of Dragons H From White Plains The Girls of the Garden Club Graceland (Fairey) The Habitual Acceptance of the Frost/Nixon Girls’ Talk Graceland and Asleep on the Wind Near Enough The Frosted Glass Coffin Girls We Have Known (collection) Hagar’s Children Frozen Girls We Have Known and Other Gramercy Ghost The Hairy Ape Frozen Dog One-Act Plays (collection) The Grand Manner Halcyon Days The Frying Pan Give Me Your Answer, Do! Grand Prize The Hallelujah Girls Fucking Men Gizmo Love A Grand Romance Hamlet ESP Fuddy Meers The Glass Menagerie The Grand Tour The Hammerstone Full Frontal Nudity Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Grandma Duck Is Dead H Hand to God Full Gallop Glutt Grandma Steps Out A Handful of Rainbows Full Hookup The Gnadiges Fraulein The Grapes of Wrath A Handful of Stars Full Moon (Krasna) The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? The Grass Harp Handle with Care Full Moon (Price) Goblin Market Grass Widows The Hands of Its Enemy Fully Committed God of Carnage Grasses of a Thousand Colors Handy Dandy Fun The God of Hell A Grave Undertaking Hangnail Fun and Nobody (collection) God of Vengeance The Great American Cheese Sandwich Hank Williams: Lost Highway Funeral Parlor God Says There Is No Peter Ott The Great American Trailer Park Hannah and Martin Funny Little Thing Called Love God’s Great Supper Christmas Musical The Happiest Millionaire Fur Hat God’s Man in Texas The Great American Trailer Park The Happiest Song Plays Last The Further Adventures of Hedda Going Once Musical Happy Gabler Going to See the Elephant A Great Career Happy Ending Further Than the Furthest Thing Going to St. Ives Great Expectations Happy Ending and A Day of Absence Galahad Jones Gold Great Falls (collection) Gallows Humor Gold and Silver Waltz The Great Gatsby Happy for You The Gamester The Golden Age (Gurney) The Great God Brown Happy Now? (Coxon) Garbage Bags Golden Age (McNally) The Great God Pan The Happy Sad The Gardens of Frau Hess Golden Boy The Great Labor Day Classic The Happy Time The Gay Agenda The Great Labor Day Classic and Hard Hat Area The Gay Deceiver The Golden Six The Former One-on-One The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of The Gazebo The Golden State (Spewack) Basketball Champion (collection) Where Babies Come From Gemini The Golden State (Wilson) The Great Nebula in Orion Harold General Gorgeous The Great Nebula in Orion and Harper Regan The General of Hot Desire The Golden Years and The Man Three Other Plays (collection) The Harry and Sam Dialogues The General of Hot Desire and Other Who Had All the Luck (collection) Great Scot! Harry Outside Plays (collection) Goldfish The Great Sebastians The Harvesting General Seeger The Golem Great Solo Town Harvey The Gentle People Gone Goth The Green Hill The Hasty Heart Geometry of Fire Gone Missing Green Julia The Hat George Is Dead Gone to Take a… The Green Pastures The Haunted Honeymoon Slept Here Gone Tomorrow Greenwich Mean Gettin’ It Together Haunted Lives (collection) Good as New Grey Gardens Getting Away with Murder The Haunting of Hill House The Good Body The Grey Zone Getting Frankie Married—and Have a Nice Day Good Boys and True Griller Afterwards Having Our Say, The Delany Sisters’ Good Day Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Getting Out First 100 Years The Good Father Oscar Wilde Ghost Children Having Wonderful Time The Good Negro The Ground Zero Club The Ghost of Rhodes Manor He Ain’t Heavy Good Night, Caroline H The Ghost Sonata The Groundling The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter The Good Parts A Ghost Story Group H Heartless Good People Ghost World The Groves of Academe Heart of a City The Good Thief (Meyer) The Groves of Academe and The Heart of a Dog Ghosts (Wilson) Good Thing Plumber’s Apprentice (collection) The Heart Outright Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks A Good Time Gruesome Playground Injuries Hearts Beating Faster Ghost-Writer Good with People H Guadalupe in the Guest Room Hearts Like Fists The Giants’ Dance Goodbye Freddy Guardians Heathen Valley Gideon Goodbye, Howard H Guards at the Taj Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Gidion’s Knot Goodbye Oscar Guerilla Gorilla Comedy (collection) Gift of Murder! Goodly Creatures Guests of the Nation Heaven Can Wait The Gifted Program Gorgo’s Mother Gulf View Drive Heaven on Earth The Gifts of the Magi H The Gospel According to Gum (Baitz) The Gimmick Thomas Jefferson, Charles Gum and The Mother of Modern Hedda Gabler (Friel) The Gimmick and Other Plays Dickens and Count Leo Censorship (collection) Hedda Gabler (Hughes) (collection) Tolstoy: Discord Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle Hedda Gabler (Meyer) The Gingerbread House A Gothic Tale Guns Don’t Kill Hedwig and the Angry Inch

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The Heidi Chronicles Hope Is and If the Shoe Pinches Intermission Heights Two Other Short Plays (collection) If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet Interurban The Heir Apparent Hopscotch If Walls Could Talk The Interview (Swet) The Heiress Hopscotch and The 75th (collection) If We Are Women Interview (van Itallie) H Heisenberg The Horse Latitudes If You Were My Wife I’d Shoot Myself Intimate Apparel Hellcab Horsedreams I-Kissandtell Inventing van Gogh Hortensia and the Museum of Dreams Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye H The Invisible Hand Hello from Bertha ’Ile Invitation to a March Hello Herman Hot ’n’ Throbbing An Iliad Iphigenia Henrietta the Eighth A Hotel on Marvin Gardens I’ll be Home for Christmas The Iron Cross Henry (After Pirandello) The Hotel Play I’ll Eat You Last: A Chat with Sue Isaac’s Eye Henry Flamethrowa The Hothouse Mengers Sleeps with the Henry Lumper The Hound of the Baskervilles H I’m Gonna Pray for You So Hard Russian Navy Her Majesty, Miss Jones House Arrest: A Search for American I’m Herbert Isn’t It Romantic The Herbal Bed Character In and Around the I’m Really Here Isn’t Nature Wonderful? Heresy White House, Past and Present The Imaginary Cuckold or Sganarelle Italian American Reconciliation H A Hero of Our Time The House in Town The Imaginary Invalid It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Hesh House Made of Air An Imaginary Life It’s a Small World Hey You, Light Man! The House of Imagining “America” It’s Been Wonderful Hidden Agendas The House of Sleeping Beauties Imagining Brad It’s Called the Sugar Plum The Hidden River The House of Yes Imagining Brad and The Valerie of It’s Only a Play House Without Windows Hide and Seek Now (collection) It’s Showdown Time Housebreaking The Hide and Seek Odyssey of The Immoralist Ivanov (Columbus) The Houseguests Madeline Gimple Impassioned Embraces Ivanov (Corrigan) The Housekeeper The Hiding Place Impossible Marriage Ivanov (Schmidt) The How and the Why High Cockalorum I’ve Got Sixpence How I Got That Story Impromptu High Dive Ivory Tower How I Learned to Drive In a Forest, Dark and Deep The High School Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Revenge How Much, How Much? In a Northern Landscape The Jacksonian High Sign H How to Make Friends and Then In a Word Jacob and Jack In Any Language Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol The Highest Tree Kill Them How to Say Goodbye In Arabia We’d All Be Kings Jacobowsky and the Colonel Hilda Crane How We Reached an Impasse on In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Jacob’s Ladder Hillary: A Modern Greek Tragedy Nuclear Energy In Old Vermont Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well & with a (Somewhat) Happy Ending Howie the Rookie In Place Living in Paris H Hillary and Clinton How’s the World Treating You? In Place and The Chinese Restaurant Jailbait Him Hrosvitha Syndrome (collection) The Jammer His Dish Huck Finn In Real Life Jar the Floor The Hitch Hikers Hughie In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Jason The Hitch-Hiker Human Error In the Blood Jealous Hocus Pocus A Human Interest Story (or The Gory In the Desert of My Soul Jealousy Hold Me! Details and All) In the Dressing Room Jealousy and There Are No Sacher Hold Please Humpty Dumpty In the Footprint: The Battle Over Tortes in Our Society! (collection) The Holdup The Hundred and First Atlantic Yards Jeffrey Holiday for Lovers The Hunter and the Bird In the Red and Brown Water Jenny Keeps Talking Hollywood Arms Hunter Gatherers In the Summer House Jenny Kissed Me or The Lad Who Hurricane of the Eye In the Wake Jest a Second! Loved a Salary Hurt Village In the Zone Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train The Hologram Theory Hysterical Blindness In-Betweens Jesus on the Oil Tank Holy Ghosts I Am a Camera An Incident at the Standish Arms Jihad Jones and the Kalashnikov The Homage that Follows I Am My Own Wife Babes Home (Cahill) I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Incommunicado Jiley Nance and Lednerg Home (Williams) I Can’t Remember Anything The Incomparable Max Jimmy Shine Home at Six I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Incorruptible Jitters Home Free! I Got Sick Then I Got Better Independence Jo Home Front I Hate Hamlet The Indian Wants Joan of Lorraine Home Life of a Buffalo I Knock at the Door Infant Mortality Joe and ’s Theatre of Brotherly Home of the Brave I Love Lucy Who? An Infinite Ache Love and Financial Success The Homecoming I Never Sang for My Father Inherit the Wind Joey Homeland Security I Remember Mama Innocent Thoughts, Harmless Joey-Boy Homework I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix Intentions John and Mary Doe Honey Brown Eyes I Sailed with Magellan The Innocents’ Crusade John Brown’s Body Honeymoon Motel I Was Dancing Insect Love John Gabriel Borkman Honky Ice Glen An Inspector Calls Honour The Ice-Breaker H The Insurgents John Turner Davis Hoodoo Love Insurrection: Holding History Johnny Belinda Hooters The Idiot Integrity Johnny Bull Hope Idiot’s Delight The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow Johnny No-Trump Hope Is the Thing with Feathers The Idiots Karamazov Interlock Johnny Pye

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The Johnstown Vindicator Kringle’s Window Later Life A Life with No Joy in It Joined at the Head L.A. H Laugh Life X 3 The Joke Code La Bête Laughing Stock (Linney) (collection) The Lifeboat Is Sinking Jonah L.A. Sketches Laughing Stock (Morey) Light Up the Sky Joseph Dintenfass Labor Day Laughing Wild Lighting Up the Two-Year-Old Josephine: The Mouse Singer Ladies at the Alamo Laughs Lightning The Journals of Mihail Sebastian Ladies in Retirement Laughs, Etc. The Lights Journey to Bahia The Ladies Man Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees H Lila on the Wall Journey to Jerusalem The Ladies of the Camellias Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees The Lilies of the Field Journey to the Day The Ladies Should Be in Bed and Other Plays (collection) Lillian The Joy Luck Club Lady Laundry and Bourbon Lily The Joy of Going Somewhere Definite The Lady and the Clarinet Laura Lily Dale Judaic Park The Lady from Dubuque Laura Dennis A Limb of Snow Judith The Lady from Havana The Laws A Limb of Snow and The Meeting Juicy and Delicious The Lady from the Sea Lay Me Down Softly (collection) Julie Johnson Lady of Fadima Lazarus Laughed Linda Her Juliet The Lady of Larkspur Lotion Le Cid Linda Her and The Fairy Garden Juliet, Yancey, April Snow (collection) The Lady with All the Answers Leader (collection) July 7, 1994 The Lady’s Not for Burning The Leading Lady Line Jumpin’ Jupiter Lake Hollywood The Learned Ladies Lips Together, Teeth Apart Jumping for Joy Lake Street Extension The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue The Lisbon Traviata Jungle Rot Leaves Listening Junior Miss The Land of Cockaigne The Left Hand Singing Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Junk Yard The Land of Cockaigne and English Legend Little Bird Juno’s Swans Made Simple (collection) Legend of Camille Little Brother: Little Sister Just Hold Me The Land of the Astronauts Legend of Sarah Little Brother: Little Sister and Out K2 Land O’Fire The Legendary Stardust Boys of the Flying Pan (collection) Karima’s City Landscape of the Body H Little Children Dream of God Katherine Desouza The Language Archive Lemonade Little David The Keepers The Language of Trees Lemonade and The Autograph The Little Dog Laughed Keepin’ an Eye on Louie The Laramie Project Hound (collection) Little Egypt The Kentucky Cycle (collection) The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Lemons Little Eyolf The Kentucky Marriage Proposal Large Window on a Small World Lenten Pudding Little Fears Key Exchange The Lark H Leonce and Lena Little Fish Las Meninas Les Belles Soeurs Little Footsteps Keyhole Lover H The Last Confession A Lesson Before Dying The Little Foxes Kibbutz The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Let Me Down Easy The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane Kicking a Dead Horse The Last December Let Me Hear You Whisper The Little Hut Kid Champion H Last Gas Let Me Hear You Whisper and The Little Joe Monaghan A Kid Like Jake Last Gasps Ladies Should Be in Bed (collection) Little Johnny Kid Purple The Last Good Moment of Lily Baker Let Us Go Out into Little Miss Fresno Killers The Last Lifeboat Let’s Make Up The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated Killers and Other Family Last Looks A Letter from Ethel Kennedy Colored Minstrel Show H The Killing Last Man Club Letters to Sala Little Victories Kimberly Akimbo The Last Meeting of the Knights of Levitation Live Spelled Backwards Kin the White Magnolia Levittown Live Broadcast A Kind of Alaska Last Night in the Garden I Saw You The Liar (Ives) The Live Wire The Last Night of Ballyhoo The Liar (Wilbur) The Lively Lad H King Charles III The Last of Mrs. Lincoln The Liar (Yalman) Lives of the Saints King of Hearts The Last of My Solid Gold Watches The Librarian Lives of the Saints (collection) King of Shadows Last of the Boys The Library Living at Home The King of the United States The Last of the Thorntons Lidless Living in this World Kingdom Come The Last Romance Living Out Kingdom of Earth H Last Round-Up of the Guacamole The Lieutenant of Inishmore Lobby Hero Kiss and Tell Queens The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Lola Kiss the Boys Good-bye The Last Straw Nickleby: Part I Kissing Christine The Last Straw and Sociability The Life and Adventures of Nicholas The Loman Family Picnic Kissing Sweet (collection) Nickleby: Part II Lombardi Kissing Sweet and A Day for The Last Sunday in June The Life and Death of Almost London Mosquitoes Surprises (collection) Last to Go Everybody Lone Star Kit Marlowe Last Train to Nibroc Life and Limb The Loneliest Wayfarer Kith and Kin Last Tuesday Life During Wartime Lonely, I’m Not Kitty Kitty Kitty The Last Tycoon Life Is a Dream A Lonely Impulse of Delight Kitty the Waitress The Last Word… Life Is Short (collection) Lonely Planet Klonsky and Schwartz (Full Length) Life Science Lonesome Hollow Knickerbocker The Last Yankee (One Act) Life Under Water The Lonesome West Kokoro (True Heart) The Late George Apley Life with Father Long Ago and Far Away Komachi The Late Henry Moss Life with Mother Long Ago and Far Away and Other The Kramer Later Life with Mother Superior Short Plays (collection)

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The Long Christmas Ride Home Lunch Break Mary Macgregor The Miser (Chambers) Long Day’s Journey into Night Luv Mary, Mary The Miser (Magruder) The Long Goodbye Lydie Breeze Miss Evers’ Boys The Long Stay Cut Short or The The Lyons The Masque of Kings Miss Farnsworth Unsatisfactory Supper M. Butterfly Mass Appeal The Miss Firecracker Contest The Long Voyage Home The M Word Master and Margarita or, The Devil The Long Watch Macbeth Did It Comes to Moscow. Miss Look: We’ve Come Through Madagascar The Master Builder Miss Witherspoon Looking for Normal Madam, Will You Walk? Master Class Miss You Lord Byron’s Love Letter Made for a Woman Missing/Kissing (collection) Lorenzo The Maderati Masterpieces Missing Marisa A Loss of Roses The Madness of Lady Bright Masters of the Trade Missing Persons Lost Match The Missionary Position The Lost Colony H Mafia on Prozac Mating Dance Legend Lost Girls The Magenta Moth Max and Maxie The Mistakes Madeline Made H Lost Lake The Magic Act McReele Mistakes Were Made Lot 13: The Bone Violin The Magic Fire Me and Jezebel Mister Angel Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Magic/Bird Me and Thee Mister Johnson Louie The Mai “Me, Candido!” Mister Roberts H Love Alone The Maiden’s Prayer Me, Myself & I Mixed Babies Love Among the Ruins The Majestic Kid Measure for Pleasure Mixed Couples Love and Happiness Make Like a Dog Medea Mixed Emotions Love and Kisses Make Room for Rodney Meet Me in Disneyland Mizlansky/Zilinsky or “Schmucks” Love and Understanding Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ The Meeting (Barlow) Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute The Meeting (Stetson) H The Love Death Malcolm Whale Meg’s New Friend Love Diatribe The Mall The Model Apartment Mel Says to Give You His Best Love Drunk Mama Won’t Fly Modern Orthodox The Member of the Wedding Love in E-Flat The Man (Butterworth) Memorial Day Love Is a Time of Day Man Dangling (collection) Mojo (Childress) Memory Love Is Contagious Man from Nebraska Mojo and String (collection) Memory of Summer Love Letters The Man in a Case Molly Sweeney Love, Loss and What I Wore Man in a Restaurant Moloch Blues (collection) Love Me Long The Man in the Dog Suit Mombo Men Without Dates The Man Who Came to Dinner The Moment When Love Minus Men Without Dates and Slam! The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees Momma’s Little Angels The Love of Four Colonels (collection) The Man Who Had All the Luck Monday After the Miracle Love of the Game Men Without Wives The Man Who Never Died Money Love Rides the Rails (or Will the Men’s Lives The Manchurian Candidate Money and Friends Mail Train Run Tonight?) Men’s Singles Money Mad H Love/Sick The Mandrake Mercy H Manhattan Class Company Class Mere Mortals The Money Shot Love Song One-Acts, 1992 (collection) Mere Mortals: Six One-Act Comedies The Monogamist The Love Suicide at Schofield Manhattan Drum-Taps (collection) Monologue Barracks (Full Length) Manny The Mermaids Singing Monologue, (February 1990) The Love Suicide at Schofield Manuscript Meshugah Monster Barracks (One Act) Many Happy Returns H Monte Carlo The Love Talker Many Happy Returns and Fast H The Metromaniacs A Month in the Country (Nicolaeff) Love! Valour! Compassion! Women (collection) Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Plays A Month in the Country, After Love-Lies-Bleeding Marathon 33 (collection) Turgenev (Friel) The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year Marble Mickey Months on End Lovely Day Marching As to War Mickey’s Teeth The Moon Is Blue A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur Marco Millions Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff The Moon Is Down The Lover Marco Polo (collection) The Moon of the Caribbees Lovers’ Quarrels Marco Polo Sings a Solo The Middle Ages Moon over the Brewery A Lovesong for Miss Lydia Marcus Is Walking: Scenes from the Midgie Purvis Mooncastle Lower Ninth Road The Midnight Caller Moonlight Loyalty Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet The Mighty Gents Moonlight and Magnolias L-Play H Margaret’s Bed A Mighty Man Is He The Moonlight Room Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander Margin for Error The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here The Moonshot Tape Lucky Guy Marie and Bruce Anymore The Moonshot Tape and A Poster of Lucky Nurse Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh The Millennium Fallacy the Cosmos (collection) Lucky Nurse and Other Short Marisol Mine Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry Musical Plays (collection) The Marowitz Hamlet The Mineola Twins Moose Mating The Lucky Spot Marriage Minor Demons More Solo Readings Ludlow Fair The Marriage of Bette and Boo Minor Murder The Morning After Ludlow Fair and Home Free! (collection) The Marriage of Figaro Minutes from the Blue Route Morning Becomes Olestra Lullaby Marriage Play The Miracle at Naples Morning Star Luminescence Dating Marvin’s Room Misadventure: Monologues and The Most Damaging Wound Luna Park Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five Short Pieces (collection) The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told Lunatic and Lover Mary-Kate Olsen Is in Love Motel

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The Mother of Modern Censorship My Name Is Asher Lev Night School The Old Friends The Motherfucker with the Hat My Name Is Rachel Corrie Night Seasons (collection) Motherhood Out Loud My Pal George Night Thoughts The Old Jew Mothers and Sons My Red Hand, My Black Hand Night Thoughts and Terminal Old Man Joseph and His Family A Mother’s Love My Side of the Story (collection) Old Phantoms The Mound Builders Night Train to Bolina The Old Settler Mountain Language My Three Angels Night Watch An Old Story Mountain Memory The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage The Night Watcher Old Times Mountain—The Journey of Justice The Mystery of Attraction Nightclub Cantata Old Wicked Songs Douglas Mystery Play (van Itallie) A Nightingale Old Wine in a New Bottle The Mystery Plays (Aguirre-Sacasa) Nina in the Morning The Oldest Living Graduate Mourning Becomes Electra The Nacirema Society Requests the The Nina Variations The Oldest Profession H Moved-In Honor of Your Presence at a Nine Armenians Oldtimers Game Mr. 80% Celebration of Their First One Nine-Ten Oleanna Mr. & Mrs. Hundred Years Ninotchka Olio Mr. & Mrs. Fitch The Naked Eye Nixon’s Nixon The Omelet Murder Case Mr. Arcularis The Nance No Child… On an Average Day Mr. Barry’s Etchings Naomi in the Living Room No Child Left On Borrowed Time Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach Naomi in the Living Room and Other No Dogs Allowed On Facebook Mr. Flannery’s Ocean Short Plays (collection) No Man’s Land On Golden Pond Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Objective National Velvet No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs On Raftery’s Hill Case (collection) Natural Affection No One Will Be Immune On the Bum, or The Next Train Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Natural Disasters (collection) No One Will Be Immune and Other Through Mr. Marmalade The Nature and Purpose of the Plays and Pieces (collection) On the Edge (Hibbert) Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus Universe No Skronking On the Edge (Pospisil) Mr. Peters’ Connections Neat No Soliciting On the Line Mr. Pickwick Nebraska No Time On the Mountain Necessary Targets Mr. Williams and Miss Wood No Time for Sergeants On the Wings of a Butterfly The Necklace Is Mine Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas No Way Around but Through On Whitman Avenue Ned Crocker Binge Nobody Once for the Asking Needs Mrs. Cage Nobody Loves an Albatross Once More with Feeling Neighbors (Jacobs-Jenkins) Mrs. Nocturne One Arm Neighbors (Leokum) Mrs. Dally Has a Lover None of the Above The One-Armed Man Nellie Toole & Co. Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Norm-Anon One Bright Day The Nerd Mrs. Lincoln North of Providence One for the Road Nerve Mrs. Mannerly North of Providence, Dolores, Lady One Man, Two Guvnors A Nervous Smile Mrs. McThing of Fadima (collection) One Man’s Meat Neville’s Island Mrs. Murray’s Farm The North Pool One Minute Play Nevis Mountain Dew North Shore Fish One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head New Beat on an Old Drum Northeast Local H Mrs. Sorken The New Century One More River to Cross: A The Norwegians The Muckle Man The New Century (collection) Verbatim Fugue Not I Mud, River, Stone New Jerusalem, The Interrogation One Slight Hitch H A Murder of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Not My Fault One Tennis Shoe A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Torah Congregation: Amsterdam, Not Now, Darling One Thing More Murder by Poe July 27, 1656 Not Waving Only an Orphan Girl Murder in Green Meadows A New Life Note to Self The Only Thing Worse You Could Murder Mistaken The New World Order Have Told Me… Murder, My Sweet Matilda New Year’s Eve The Notebook of Trigorin Only You Murder Once Removed New York Actor Now Opal Is a Diamond Murdered to Death The New York Idea Now or Later Opal’s Baby Murderers Next The Number Opal’s Husband Murdering Marlowe Next Fall Oatmeal and Kisses Opal’s Million Dollar Duck H The Muscles in Our Toes Next Time I’ll Sing to You Objective Case Opera Comique Music from a Sparkling Planet The Nice and the Nasty The Observatory Operation Midnight Climax The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 H Nice Girl The O’Conner Girls The Optimist The Mutilated Nice People Dancing to Good H An Octoroon Opus Mutual Benefit Life Country Music Ode to Joy Or, Muzeeka Nickel and Dimed The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Orange Flower Water My Boy Jack H Of Good Stock An Ordinary Man My Brilliant Divorce Night and Her Stars Of Mice and Men Oregon My Bill Night Dance The Ofay Watcher Oregon and Other Short Plays My Cousin Rachel The Night Heron Off the Map (collection) My Cup Ranneth Over Night Life The Offering The Orphans My Dear Children Night Maneuver Office Hours The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part One: My Emperor’s New Clothes ’Night, Mother Offices (collection) The Story of a Childhood My Husband Night of the Dunce Oh, Mama! No, Papa! The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Two: My Kinsman, Major Molineux The Night of the Iguana The Oil Well The Story of a Marriage My Life The Night of the Tribades The Old Beginning The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part My Mother, My Father and Me A Night Out The Old Boy Three: The Story of a Family

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Orpheus Descending Passport Pitching to the Star and Other Short Prisoner of the Crown Orrin The Past Is the Past Plays (collection) The Prisoner’s Song Orson’s Shadow The Past Is the Past and Gettin’ It The Pitmen Painters Private Contentment Other Desert Cities Together (collection) A Place at Forest Lawn Private Eyes Other Hands Pasta A Place on the Magdalena Flats Private Jokes, Public Places Other People Patient A H Placebo The Private Lives of Eskimos Privilege The Other Place (White) Patio Plan Day Other Places (Pinter) (collection) Planet Fires The Prize Play Patio/Porch (collection) The Other Player Plantation H Prodigal (Inge) Patrick Henry Lake Liquors The Other Woman H Platonov The Prodigal (Richardson) The Patriots The Other Woman and Other Short The Play About the Baby The Prodigals (Evans) (collection) The Patron Saint of Sea Monsters Pieces (collection) Play for Germs The Professional Our Girls Paul Robeson Play It by Ear (The Festival) Progress Our Lady of 121st Street The Pavilion Play Time Prologue H Our Lady of Kibeho Pay-Per-Kill Play Yourself Prologue: American Twilight Our Lady of Sligo The Peacock Season Playing with Fire (After The Promise Our Lady of the Tortilla Peer Gynt Frankenstein) (Field) Proof Ourselves Alone Peer Review Playing with Fire (Strindberg) The Proposal Out Cry Pen Please Communicate Prymate Out of Gas on Lovers Leap Penny Wise The Pleasure of His Company The Psychiatrist Out of the Flying Pan People Be Heard The Plumber’s Apprentice Psychopathia Sexualis Out West People in the Wind Plunge Pterodactyls The Outgoing Tide The People Next Door Poison A Public Reading of an Unproduced Outlanders The People’s Violin The Pokey Screenplay about the Death of The Pokey and The Horse Latitudes Walt Disney Perchance Outstanding Men’s Monologues (collection) The Pull of Negative Gravity A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot Volume One Poland Punch and Judy A Perfect Ganesh Outstanding Men’s Monologues Polish Joke H Punk Rock Volume Two The Perfect Marriage Ponies Pure Confidence Outstanding Short Plays Volume One A Perfect Mermaid Poor Beast in the Rain The Purification (collection) The Perfect Party Poor Fellas Purple Dust Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two The Performers Poor Fellas (collection) The Pushcart Peddlers (collection) Period of Adjustment The Pope’s Nose (collection) The Pushcart Peddlers, The Flatulist Outstanding Women’s Monologues Persephone or Slow Time Popkins and Other Plays (collection) Volume One The Person I Once Was Pops (collection) Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Outstanding Women’s Monologues Personal Effects Porch Pvt. Wars (One Act) Volume Two Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would H Port Authority Pyretown Over My Dead Body Not Grow Up Port Authority Throw Down QED Over Texas Portia Coughlan Quack Over the River and Through the Woods Phaedra Portrait of a Madonna Quail Southwest Over Twenty-One The Philadelphia Posh Quandary in Quando Overtime Postcards The Queen of Bingo Philip The Overwhelming A Poster of the Cosmos queerSpawn Buys a Loaf of Bread The Owl Killer H Posterity A Question of Figures A Phoenix Too Frequent Pablo & Andrew at the Altar of Words Potholes A Question of Mercy Pagan Day Photo Finish Power Lunch The Quick-Change Room Pageant Play Photograph 51 H The Power of Silence A Quiet, Empty Life The Pain and the Itch Photographs: Mary and Howard Prairie du Chien Quiet in the Land The Palace at 4 a.m. Phyllis and Xenobia Praying for Rain Quiet Please The Palace of the Moorish Kings The Physician Precisely Quills Pale Horse The Piano Teacher Prelude & Liebestod Quilters A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden A Picasso Prelude to a Crisis Quotations from Chairman Mao Papp Picked Prelude to a Kiss Tse-Tung Paragon Springs Picnic Pre-nuptial Agreement Rabbi Sam Parakeet Eulogy Picture The Prescott Proposals Rabbit Parallel Lives Picture, Animal, Crisscross (collection) Present Tense Rabbit Hole Parasite Drag The Picture of Dorian Gray Present Tense and Personal Effects Race The Paris Letter The Radiant Abyss Pieces (collection) Parted on Her Wedding Morn Radio Free Emerson Pig Press Conference H A Particle of Dread (Oedipus The Pretenders Raft of the Medusa Pig Farm Variations) Pretty Fire Rag and Bone Pigeon Party Time The Price Rain Dance A Passage to India The Pigman The Pride The Rainy Afternoon The Passing of an Actor Pilgrims Musa and Sheri in the New Pride and Joy Raised in Captivity World The Primary English Class Ramshackle Inn Passing Through The Pillars of Society The Prince and Mr. Jones The Rant Passing Through from Exotic Places Pillow Talk Princess Birnbaum Rantoul and Die (collection) The Principality of Sorrows Rapture, Blister, Burn Passione Pitching to the Star The Prisoner H Rasheeda Speaking

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The Rat Race Ring Round the Moon Salt Lake City Skyline The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild Rats The Riot Act Salt-Water Moon The Secret of Freedom Ravenswood Riot Grrrrl Guitar Sammi Seduced Raw Youth The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket Samuel Hoopes Reading from His See My Lawyer Ready for the River The Rivalry Own Works See Rock City Really Really The River The Sand Castle See What I Wanna See Reasonable Circulation Road Show The Sand Castle and Three Other See the Jaguar reasons to be happy H The Road to Damascus Plays (collection) Seeing Someone reasons to be pretty The Road to the Graveyard Sand Mountain (collection) Seeking the Genesis Rebecca Road Work Sand Mountain Matchmaking Self-Torture and Strenuous Exercise Rebel Armies Deep into Chad The Roads to Home (collection) The Sandbox Semi-Detached Rebel Women Robin H Sans Merci H Sense and Sensibility Recent Tragic Events Rocket Man Santa Fe Sunshine A Sense of Place or Virgil Is Still the Recipe for a Crime Rocket to the Moon The Santaland Diaries Frogboy Reckless Rocks The Santaland Diaries and Season’s Sequel to a Verdict The Reckoning Roger & Miriam Greetings (collection) Serenading Louie Reclining Figure Roman Candle Sarah and the Sax Serendipity and Serenity The Recommendation Romance Sarah, Sarah A Sermon Red Romance in D Satchmo at the Waldorf The Serpent The Red Address Romance, Inc. Satellites The Servant of Two Masters Red Angel Romanoff and Juliet Saturday Adoption Seven The Red Coat Romantic Poetry Saturday Night Seven in One Blow, or The Brave The Red Devil Battery Sign Romulus Saturn Returns Little Kid Red Herring Room Service The Savage Dilemma Seven Menus Red The Room Savage in Limbo Seven Nuns at Las Vegas Red Roses for Me A Roomful of Roses Seven Nuns South of the Border Red Rover, Red Rover The Rooming House The Savannah Disputation Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy The Red Velvet Cake War Roommates Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn Wasserstein (collection) Redwood Curtain Roosters Saved from Obscurity Seven Plays of the Sea (collection) Refuge The Root of Chaos Saved or Destroyed Seven Short and Very Short Plays by Regarding Electra Roots in a Parched Ground Say De Kooning Jean-Claude van Itallie (collection) Regrets The Rope Say Goodnight, Gracie Seven Short Farces by Anton Regrets Only Rosalee Pritchett Say You Love Satan Chekhov (collection) Reindeer Soup Rosary Scandal Point Seven Sisters Relatively Speaking (collection) Rosa’s Eulogy Scapin Seven Times Monday The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s The Rose Tattoo Scarcity The Seven Year Itch Day) Rosebloom Scattergood H Sex with Strangers A Reluctant Tragic Hero Rosemary with Ginger A Scene—Australia Sexaholics Remains to Be Seen A Rosen by Any Other Name H Scenes from a Marriage Sexaholics and Other Plays (collection) The Remarkable Susan Rosen’s Son A Scent of Flowers Remedial English Rosmersholm Sextet (YES) Scent of the Roses Request Stop Rouge Atomique Seymour in the Very Heart of Winter Scheherazade Requiem for Us Rough Magic Shadow and Substance Responsible Parties Roulette School for Husbands A Shadow of My Enemy The Rest of the Night Routed The School for Lies The Shaker Chair The Retreat from Moscow Row after Row The School for Scandal Shakers The Return of Herbert Bracewell or A Royal Affair The School for Wives Shakespeare’s R&J (Why Am I Always Alone When The Ruby Sunrise Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Top The Shallow End I’m with You?) Ruined of the World The Shallow End and The Lost Reunion in The Rules of Charity Scotland Road Colony (collection) Revelers Rules of Love H Scott and Hem A Shayna Maidel The Revenger’s Tragedy Rum and Vodka Scrooge Shel Shocked The Revision Run, Thief, Run! Scuba Duba Shel’s Shorts (collection) Rex The Runner Stumbles Sea of Tranquility Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal Rex’s Exes Running Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure RFK Running on Empty The Sea Gull (Corrigan) of the Suicide Club The Rhesus Umbrella Rupert’s Birthday The Seagull (Hampton) Sherlock Holmes and the Case of Rib Cage Rupert’s Birthday and Other The Sea Gull (van Itallie) the Christmas Carol Rich and Famous Monologues (collection) Search and Destroy Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Richard Cory Rush Limbaugh in Night School The Searching Wind the Sign of Four Riches Russian Transport Seascape Sherlock Holmes: The Final Ride Rx Season of Choice Adventure The Ride Down Mount Morgan Sabrina Fair Season’s Greetings Sherlock’s Last Case Ridiculous Fraud Sailor’s Song Second Best Bed Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Riff Raff Saint Stanislaus Outside the House A Second of Pleasure The Right Honourable Gentleman Saints at the Rave Second Overture Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— Right Behind the Flag Sally and Marsha Second Prize: Two Months in The Amazing Adventures of Louis Righting Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Leningrad de Rougemont (as Told by Himself) The Rimers of Eldritch Detective Second Threshold Shivered Ring of Men Sally’s Shorts (collection) Secondary Cause of Death The Shock of Recognition

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Shoes The Sleeping Prince Sorry, Wrong Number Stop, You’re Killing Me (collection) Shoeshine A Slight Ache Sorry, Wrong Number and The Stops Along the Way Shooting Gallery A Slight Case of Murder Hitch-Hiker (collection) Storefront Church Shooting Gallery and Play for Germs Slipping Storm (collection) A Slow Air Southern Cross Storm Operation Shooting High Slow Dance on the Killing Ground Southern Exposure The Story Shooting Star (Dietz) Slow Memories Southern Hospitality The Story of Mary Surratt Shooting Stars (Newman) Slowgirl The Southwest Corner The Strains of Triumph The Shop at Sly Corner Small Craft Warnings Souvenir A Strange and Separate People Short and Sweet Small Engine Repair The Spa Strange Boarders Short Plays and Monologues by The Small Hours Space Strange Fruit (collection) A Small, Melodramatic Story Spain Strange Interlude The Shortchanged Review H Small Mouth Sounds Spared Strangers on Earth Shotgun Small War on Murray Hill Sparks Fly Upward The Strangest Kind of Romance The Show Must Go On Sparrow Grass The Straw The Show Must Go On, Seeing A Smell of Burning Speaking in Stray Cats Someone, If Walls Could Talk A Smell of Burning and Then… Speech & Debate Stray Dogs (collection) (collection) Speed-the-Play The Street of Good Friends Show People Smile The Spiral Staircase Street Talk Showdown on Rio Road The Smile of the World Spirit Control A Streetcar Named Desire The Shrike Smoke Splash Hatch on the E Going Down String Shyster Snakebit Splendor in the Grass String Fever [sic] The Snow Ball Splendora The Strong Breed Side Effects The Snow Geese Spring Awakening Side Man Snow Orchid Spring Dance Struggle Session Stuck Sight Unseen Snowangel Spring Song Stuffings Signature Snowing at Delphi Squirrel Stuffings and An American Sunset Signs of Trouble So When You Get Married… St. Francis Talks to the Birds (collection) Silent Partners Soap Opera (Ives) H St Nicholas Stumps Silent Sky Soap Opera (Pape) St. Scarlet H Stupid Fucking Bird Silver Linings Sociability Stage Directions Stupid Kids The Silver Whistle A Social Event Stage Directions and Spared (collection) The Sty of the Blind Pig Soft Dude A Stye of the Eye A Simple Kind of Love Story The Solid Gold Cadillac Stage Fright Subfertile The Simple Truth Solitaire Stalag 17 Suburban Tragedy Simply Heavenly Solitaire, Double Solitaire (collection) Sin Standing on Ceremony: The Gay SubUrbia Solo Readings for Radio and Class Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Marriage Plays (collection) Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Work The Sin of Pat Muldoon Standing on My Knees Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Solomon’s Child Sing Me No Lullaby Standup Shakespeare and Karima’s City (collection) Sing This Star Eternal The Sudden and Accidental Some Men A Singular Kinda Guy The Star Wagon Re-Education of Horse Johnson Something from Nothing The Sirens The Staring Match Suddenly Last Summer Some Things You Need to Know Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All The Star-Spangled Girl Suds in Your Eye Before the World Ends (A Final for You State of the Union The Sugar Syndrome Evening with the Illuminati) Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All States of Shock Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No Some Voices for You and The Actor’s Nightmare Status Quo Vadis More Someone Waiting (collection) Stay Suicide—Anyone? (collection) Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Something Cloudy, Something Clear Stay Carl Stay Suitcase or, Those That Resemble The Sisters Rosensweig Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday Stay Carl Stay, Best Half Foot Flies from a Distance Six Degrees of Separation Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday and Forward, and Pillow Talk (collection) The Suitors Six Years The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year The Steadfast Summer and Smoke Skipper Next to God (collection) Steel Magnolias Summer Brave The Skirmishers Something Intangible Stefanie Hero Summer Cyclone Skirmishes Something to Hide H Stella and Lou Summer Morning Visitor The Skull Something Unspoken The Stendhal Syndrome (collection) Summer of ’42 A Skull in Connemara H Somewhere in America—Seven Stephen D Summertree Skylark One-Act Plays (collection) Stephen Foster or Weep No More Sunday Afternoon Skyscraper Somewhere in Between My Lady Sunday in New York Slacks and Tops Somnambulist Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Sunlight Slam! The Son Who Hunted Tigers in America Sunrise at Campobello Slam the Door Softly Jakarta Steve & Idi Sunset Freeway Sleep Deprivation Chamber A Song for Coretta The Steward of Christendom The Sunset Limited A Sleep of Prisoners of Louise in the Morning Still Life (Dinelaris) Sunstroke The Sleeper Songs of Love Still Life (Mann) Superior Donuts Sleeping Beauty Sonia Flew Still More Solo Readings Sure Thing Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Sons and Fathers The Stonewater Rapture Surf Report (collection) Sons of the Prophet Stoop The Survivalist A Sleeping Country Sophistry Stoop Stories The Survivors Sleeping Dogs The Sorrows of Frederick Stop Kiss Susan and God

46 n H denotes a New Acquisition Complete List of Titles Catalogue of New Plays

Suspect Tennessee and Me Three One-Acts by David Lindsay- Too Close for Comfort Swamp Gothic The Tennis Game Abaire (collection) Too Much Memory Swan Song Tent Meeting Three Plays by Beth Henley Too Much Sun The Swan Terminal (collection) Too Much, Too Much, Too Many Swans Flying Terminal Cafe Three Poets (collection) Tooth and Claw Sweet Bird of Youth Terra Nova Three Postcards Top of 16 The Sweet By ’N’ By Terrible Jim Fitch Three Rings for Michelle Topdog/Underdog Sweet Eros The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Three Short Plays by Archibald Touch Sweet Eros and Witness (collection) Terror by Gaslight MacLeish (collection) A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Sweet Storm Tevya and His Daughters Three Short Plays by Christopher A Touch of the Poet Sweet Sue Thanks Durang (collection) Tough Guys Swing Fever That Championship Season Three Short Plays by Elinor Jones Tour Swinging on a Star (The Johnny That Other Person (collection) Toys in the Attic Burke Musical) That Serious He-Man Ball Three Short Plays by Jonathan Marc Tracers Swirling with Merlin That’s All Sherman (collection) The Trading Post Sylvia That’s It, Folks! (Columbus) A Traditional Wedding Sympathetic Magic That’s My Cousin The Three Sisters (Corrigan) Train of Thought The Syringa Tree That’s Where the Town’s Going Three Sisters (Friel) Transfers T Bone n Weasel That’s Your Trouble Three Sisters (Letts) Transfers (collection) Tabletop The Theatre of Illusion Three Sisters (van Itallie) The Transfiguration of Benno Blimpie Tadpole Theatrical Haiku (collection) Three Sisters (Wilson) The Transparency of Val Take a Deep Breath Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Three Tall Women The Traveler Take Me Out Then… (Campton) Three Viewings (collection) Traveler in the Dark Taken in Marriage Then (Simms) Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story The Traveling Lady Taking Leave Then and Now (collection) Throckmorton, TX. 76083 (collection) Treasure Island Taking Sides There Are No Sacher Tortes in Our Through a Glass Darkly Treasures on Earth A Tale of Chelm Society! Throwing Smoke The Treatment The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck There Shall Be No Night Thunder in the Index Treefall Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let There’s No Here Here Thunder Rock Trees Me Listen These Shining Lives Thymus Vulgaris Trees and Leader (collection) Talking Cure Thicker than Water (collection) The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or The Trials and Tribulations of Talking Dog The Thief of Tears “How Not to Do It Again”) Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Talking Pictures Thief River T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) The Trials of Brother Jero Tall Story Things Being What They Are Ties The Trials of Brother Jero and The Tall Tales Things Between Us (collection) Ties That Bind Strong Breed (collection) Talley & Son Things We Want The Tiger The Triangle Factory Fire Project Talley’s Folly The Things You Least Expect Tigers Be Still Tribes Tantalus Thinking Up a New Name for the Act ’Til Beth Do Us Part The Trickeries of Scapin Tape Thinner than Water Time and Ginger The Tricky Part Tartuffe (Wilbur) Third Time Flies The Trip to Bountiful Tartuffe; or The Weasel (Gray) Third and Oak: The Laundromat Triptych Tatjana in Color Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Time Out The Triumph of Love Tea Third Best Sport Time Out for Ginger Trophies Tea Party Thirteen Things About Ed Carpolotti Time Stands Still Tropical Depression Tea Party and The Basement This Times and Appetites of Toulouse- The Trouble Begins at 8 (collection) This Beautiful City Lautrec Trouble in the Works Teach Me How to Cry This Bird of Dawning Singeth All Trousers to Match The Teahouse of the August Moon Night Long The Tiny Closet Truckline Cafe The Tears of My Sister This Day and Age Tiny Island Trudy and Max in Love The Tears of My Sister, The Prisoner’s This Flight Tonight Tiny Tim Is Dead True Crimes Song, The One-Armed Man and the This Is Our Youth Tira Tells Everything There Is to Trumpery Land of the Astronauts (collection) This Is the Rill Speaking Know About Herself Trunk Crime Teddy Ferrara This Lime Tree Bower Tira Tells Everything There Is to Trust (Dietz) Telemachus Clay This Property Is Condemned Know About Herself and The Trust (Weitz) Tell-Tale This Thing of Darkness Bodybuilders (collection) The Truth About Santa (an The Temperamentals Thom Pain (based on nothing) Tirade apocalyptic holiday tale) tempOdyssey Thor, with Angels Titanic truth and reconciliation Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Those That Play the Clowns To Be Continued Trying to Find Chinatown Ten Chimneys Thoughts on the Instant of Greeting To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Trying to Find Chinatown and The Ten O’Clock Scholar a Friend on the Street To Bury a Cousin Bondage (collection) Ten Unknowns The Thracian Horses To Culebra H The Tube Boobs Tender Is the Night Threads To Damascus (Part 1) Tuesdays with Morrie Tender Napalm Three Changes To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Tunnel of Love Tender Offer Three Days of Rain To Fool the Eye The Tender Trap Three Hand Reel (collection) To Forgive, Divine The Tutors Ten-Dollar Drinks Today I Am a Pen TV The Ten-Minute Play About Three Monologues Today Is Independence Day Twain Plus Twain (collection) Rosemary’s Baby The Three Musketeers Tommy J & Sally Twelve Dreams Tennessee (Linney) Three One-Act Plays by Jason Miller Tomorrow The Twenty-Seventh Man Tennessee (Shanley) (collection) The Tomorrow Box Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992

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Twilight Walk H Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, The Waiting Room When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Twinkle, Twinkle Beauty, and Truth The Wake of Jamey Foster When the Rain Stops Falling Twister H Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Wake Up and Smell the Coffee When the World was Green (A Two Blind Mice Beauty, and Truth; Lila on the Wake Up, Darling Chef’s Fable) Two Days (collection) Wall; Mafia on Prozac (collection) A Walk in the Woods When We Dead Awaken Two Dozen Red Roses An Upset Walking the Dead When We Go Upon the Sea Two Eclairs U.S. Drag Wallflower When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? Two Eggs Scrambled Soft Used Car for Sale Walter H When We Were Young and Two Enthusiasts A User’s Guide to Hell, Featuring Walter Cronkite is Dead. Unafraid Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Bernard Madoff Wanda’s Visit Where Do We Live of Wisdom Utopia, Inc. Wandering Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Two on an Island War Where Is de Queen? Two Rooms Valentine’s Day War and Four Other Plays (collection) Where the Cross Is Made Two Short Plays by Lewis John The Valerie of Now The War on Poverty Where the Great Ones Run Carlino (collection) Valhalla The War on Tatem Where We’re Born Two Short Plays by Owen G. Arno Valparaiso Warm and Tender Love Where’s Daddy? Warrior Class (collection) The Value of Names Where’s Mamie? The Wash Two Short Plays by William Inge The Vampires Where’s My Money? Wash and Dry (collection) The Vampyre Which Side Are You On? Washington Square Moves Two Sisters and a Piano The Vandal Whiskey Watbanaland Two Small Bodies Vanishing Act Whisper into My Good Ear Watch on the Rhine Two Things You Don’t Talk about Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Whisper into My Good Ear and Mrs. Watch the Birdie at Dinner Spike Dally Has a Lover (collection) Watchman of the Night Two Thirds Home Variations on the Death of Trotsky White Elephants Water by the Spoonful Two Wrongs The Vast Difference White People The Water Children The Two-Character Play H The Veil The White Rose Waterborn Two’s a Crowd Veins and Thumbtacks A Whitman Portrait Watercolor The Typists H The Whiz Bang Cafe The Velocity of Autumn The Way Down The Typists and The Tiger (collection) Who am I This Time? (& Other The Velvet Sky H Ubu Cuckolded The Way We Get By Conundrums of Love) Venus The Wayside Motor Inn Ubu Enchained H The Who & The What Venus in Fur The Wayward Saint The Ubu Plays (collection) Who Was That Lady I Saw You H Venus in Therapy We Are Here Ubu Rex With? Venus Observed We Had a Very Good Time Ug, The Caveman Musical The Whole World Over Vernon Early We Have Always Lived in the Castle The Ultimate Grammar of Life Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Veronica We Live Here in Traction Who’s Happy Now? (Hailey) A Very Common Procedure Web of Murder The Unavoidable Disappearance of A Very Special Baby Why I Am a Bachelor Tom Durnin The Wedding of the Siamese Twins The Victimless Crime The Wedding Reception Why the Lord Come to Sand Mountain H Uncanny Valley Victoria Station Weekend Why Torture Is Wrong, and the Unchanging Love Victory Weekends Like Other People People Who Love Them Uncle Bob Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance Uncle Chick The Vietnamization of New Jersey The Weird (collection) that Cleopatterer Did Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit Vieux Carré Weird Water The Widow and the Colonel Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit and No Welcome Back, Buddy Combs The Widow Claire Time (collection) Vigils Welcome to Arroyo’s The Widow’s Blind Date Uncle Snake Village Green Welcome to the Moon Widow’s Mite (Corrigan) Villainous Company Welcome to the Moon and Other The Wild Duck Uncle Vanya (Friel) Vincent River Plays (collection) The Wild Goose Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) The Violet Hour Welded Wild Oats Uncle Zepp The Virgin Bride Wenceslas Square Wild with Happy Uncommon Women and Others Virtual Virtue The West Side Waltz Wilde West The Undefeated Rhumba Champ Visions of Grandeur The Wexford Trilogy (collection) Wildflower Under Control Visit to a Small Planet The Whales of August Wildwood Park Under Duress Visiting Mr. Green What a Life Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Under Observation H Visitors What Didn’t Happen Stand Up? Under the Sycamore Tree Vivien Leigh: The Last Press What Do You Believe About the Willie’s Lie Detector Under the Whaleback Conference Future? The Willow and I Under the Yum Yum Tree Voice of Good Hope What Every Girl Should Know Win/Lose/Draw (collection) The A Voice of My Own What I Did Last Summer A Wind Between the Houses The Uneasy Chair The Voice of the Turtle What I Did Wrong The Wind Cries Mary The Unexpected Man Voir Dire What Is the Cause of Thunder? Windows Unfinished Stories The Voysey Inheritance What Price? Windshook The Uninvited The Wager What Rhymes with America Wine in the Wilderness United Wait Until Dark (Hatcher) Whatever (Pospisil) The Wingless Victory The Universal Language Wait Until Dark (Knott) Whatever (Sheppard) The Winner! (Kaufman) H The Unmentionables Waiting What’s Wrong with the Girls The Winner (Rice) Unwrap Your Candy Waiting for Godot What’s Wrong with This Picture? The Winning Streak Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening of Waiting for Lefty The Wheeler Dealers The Winslow Boy One-Act Plays (collection) Waiting for Philip Glass When I Come to Die Winterset

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

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

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Baron, Courtney McReele The Musical Comedy Murders Bontempo, James Eat Your Heart Out H The Muscles in Our Toes of 1940 A Place at Forest Lawn (Yankee) A Very Common Procedure A Small, Melodramatic Story Black, Jean Ferguson Boretz, Allen Baron, Jeff Tape Penny Wise Room Service (Murray) Visiting Mr. Green The Transparency of Val Black, Lewis Bosakowski, Phil Barr, Nancy (see also: Kaufman, Moisés and One Slight Hitch Chopin in Space Mrs. Cage Tectonic Theater Project) Black, Stephen Crossin’ the Line Barrie, J.M. Bell, Neal The Pokey and The Horse Latitudes Bottrell, David Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Cold Sweat (collection) Dearly Departed (Jones) Not Grow Up (Caird, Nunn) On the Bum, or The Next Train Through Blake, Lisabeth Bovell, Andrew Barry, P.J. Operation Midnight Climax Brewsie and Willie (Violett) Speaking in Tongues Reasonable Circulation Raw Youth Blank, Jessica When the Rain Stops Falling Barry, Philip Ready for the River (see Blank, Jessica and Erik Jensen) Bowles, Jane Second Threshold (Sherwood) Sleeping Dogs Blank, Jessica and Erik Jensen In the Summer House Barry, Sebastian Two Small Bodies Aftermath Braff, Zach Our Lady of Sligo Belluso, John The Exonerated All New People The Steward of Christendom Henry Flamethrowa Blankman, Howard Brampton, Joan Bartlett, Mike A Nervous Smile By Hex (Gehman, Rengier) Dilemma Bull Pyretown Blau, Eric Braverman, Carole Cock The Rules of Charity Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well & The Yiddish Trojan Women H King Charles III Beloin, Edmund Living in Paris (Shuman, Brel) Breen, Patrick Bastron, Robert In Any Language (Garson) Blessing, Lee Manhattan Class Company Class One- A Contemporary American’s Guide to Benét, Stephen Vincent Black Sheep Acts, 1992 (collection) (var. authors) a Successful Marriage © 1959 The Devil and Daniel Webster A Body of Water Brel, Jacques Batistick, Mike (Moore) Chesapeake Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well & Chicken John Brown’s Body Cobb Living in Paris (Blau, Shuman) Ponies Benjamin, Keith Alan Down the Road Brevoort, Deborah Port Authority Throw Down 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 (collection) Eleemosynary The Women of Lockerbie Batson, George (var. authors) Flag Day Brewer, George Gift of Murder! Benjamin, Nell Fortinbras Dark Victory (Bloch) Her Majesty, Miss Jones (Harman) The Explorers Club Going to St. Ives Broadhurst, Kent Ramshackle Inn Great Falls Berg, Dick The Eye of the Beholder Strange Boarders (Kirkland) Independence The Drop of a Hat The Habitual Acceptance of the Bauer, P. Seth Lake Street Extension Near Enough Berger, Jesse Iphigenia Lonesome Hollow Lemons The Revenger’s Tragedy Bayer, Eleanor Nice People Dancing to Good Brod, Max Women Beware Women Third Best Sport (Leo Bayer) Country Music The Castle (Fishelson, Leichter) Berkman, Zak Bayer, Leo Oldtimers Game Bromberg, Conrad Beauty on the Vine Third Best Sport (Eleanor Bayer) Patient A Actors and At Home (collection) Berman, Brooke Bean, Richard Riches Transfers (collection) Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, One Man, Two Guvnors Thief River Brooke, Eleanor Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Under the Whaleback Two Rooms King of Hearts (Kerr) Berry, David Beane, Douglas Carter A User’s Guide to Hell, Featuring Brooks, Laurie G.R. Point As Bees in Honey Drown Bernard Madoff Franklin’s Apprentice The Whales of August The Country Club A Walk in the Woods Brooks, Norman The Little Dog Laughed Besier, Rudolf When We Go Upon the Sea The Fragile Fox Mr. & Mrs. Fitch The Barretts of Wimpole Street The Winning Streak Brown, Carlyle Music from a Sparkling Planet Bevan, Donald Bloch, Bertram The African Company Presents The Nance Stalag 17 (Trzcinski) Dark Victory (Brewer) Richard III Beckett, Samuel Bicknell, Arthur Block, Anita Rowe Buffalo Hair Not I Masterpieces Love and Kisses The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated Waiting for Godot Bigelow, Otis Blomquist, David Colored Minstrel Show Behrman, S.N. The Giants’ Dance Weekends Like Other People Pure Confidence Amphitryon 38 The Peacock Season Bock, Adam Brown, K.C. End of Summer Biguenet, John The Shaker Chair Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Jacobowsky and the Colonel Shotgun Bogosian, Eric Brownell, Julia Beich, Albert Bill, Stephen Griller All-American The Man in the Dog Suit (Wright) Curtains Humpty Dumpty Buermann, Howard Belber, Stephen Bishop, Conrad Red Angel Quiet Please Carol Mulroney Full Hookup (Fuller) SubUrbia Bullock, Walter The Death of Frank Bishop, John Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Mr. Barry’s Etchings (Archer) Don’t Go Gentle Borderlines (collection) Boland, Bridget Bunin, Keith Dusk Rings a Bell Cabin 12 The Prisoner The Busy World Is Hushed Fault Lines Confluence and The Skirmishers Bolt, Jonathan The Credeaux Canvas Geometry of Fire (collection) Threads The Principality of Sorrows Match The Harvesting To Culebra The World Over

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Burnett, Carol Carbajal, Ruben Chambers, David Cizmar, Paula Hollywood Arms () The Gifted Program The Miser Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert Burns, Scott Z. Caren, Jonathan Chapman, John Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine The Library Catch the Fish The Brides of March Filloux, et al.) Butler, Dan The Recommendation Not Now, Darling (Cooney) Clark, Maurice The Only Thing Worse You Could Cariani, John Chapman, Linda S. Button, Button Have Told Me… Almost, Maine The Beebo Brinker Chronicles (Ryan) Cleage, Pearl Butterfield, Catherine H cul-de-sac Chapman, Robert Blues for an Alabama Sky Joined at the Head H Last Gas Billy Budd (Coxe) Bourbon at the Border The Sleeper H Love/Sick Charman, Matt Flyin’ West Snowing at Delphi Caristi, Vincent Regrets The Nacirema Society Requests the Butterworth, Jez Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Chase, Jerry Honor of Your Presence at a Mojo Caristi, et al.) Cinderella Wore Combat Boots Celebration of Their First One The Night Heron Carlino, Lewis John Chase, Mary Hundred Years Byrne, M. St. Claire The Brick and the Rose Bernadine A Song for Coretta Cages (collection) Busman’s Honeymoon (Sayers) Cocktails with Mimi Clements, Colin The Dirty Old Man Byrne, Monica The Dog Sitters Isn’t Nature Wonderful? (Ryerson) The Exercise What Every Girl Should Know Harvey , Rick Junk Yard Byron, Ellen Mickey My Buddy Bill Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Objective Election Year and So When You Get Midgie Purvis My Pal George Married (collection) Case (collection) Mrs. McThing The School for Scandal Clork, Harry Graceland and Asleep on the Wind The Prize Play See My Lawyer (Maibaum) (collection) Telemachus Clay The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Two Short Plays (collection) Coble, Eric Caan, Scott Chaves, Richard Used Car for Sale Bright Ideas No Way Around but Through Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Carnelia, Craig The Dead Guy Two Wrongs Caristi, et al.) Three Postcards (Lucas) Huck Finn Cahill, Laura Chayefsky, Paddy Carolan, Stuart H The Velocity of Autumn 3 by E.S.T. (collection) (var. authors) Gideon Defender of the Faith Coen, Ethan Hysterical Blindness Chetkovich, Kathryn Carr, Marina Almost an Evening (collection) Mercy Acts of Love By the Bog of Cats Offices (collection) Cain, Bill Childress, Alice The Mai Relatively Speaking (collection) (var. 9 Circles Mojo and String (collection) Marble authors) Equivocation Wine in the Wilderness On Raftery’s Hill Coen, Larry Caird, John Childs, Kirsten Portia Coughlan Epic Proportions (Crane) The Beggar’s Opera (Gay, Sekacz) The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Woman and Scarecrow Coffin, Gregg Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Chameleon Skin Carroll, Paul Vincent Convenience Not Grow Up (Barrie, Nunn) Chimonides, Jason Shadow and Substance Five Course Love Calarco, Joe The Optimist The Wayward Saint Cohen, Burton Shakespeare’s R&J Chislett, Anne The Wise Have Not Spoken The Great American Cheese Walter Cronkite is Dead. Another Season’s Promise (Roulston) Carson, Jo Sandwich Calderón de la Barca, Pedro Quiet in the Land Daytrips Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Life Is a Dream The Tomorrow Box Carter, Arthur Revenge Caldwell, Joseph The Number Cho, Julia Cockeyed Kite 99 Histories The Wedding of the Siamese Twins Carter, Scott Colaizzo, Paul Downs Caldwell, Lucy H The Architecture of Loss The Gospel According to Thomas Really Really Leaves Jefferson, Charles Dickens and BFE Cole, Tom Cale, David Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord Durango About Time Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Carter, Steve The Language Archive Columbus, Curt Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Nevis Mountain Dew The Piano Teacher Ivanov Cameron, Kenneth Cary, Morland Chodorov, Edward Sparrow Grass The Hundred and First Because Their Hearts Were Pure (or The Spa Three Sisters Papp The Secret of the Mine) Chodorov, Jerome Campbell, Alexi Kaye Love Rides the Rails (or Will the (see: Chodorov, Jerome and Joseph Connelly, Marc The Pride Mail Train Run Tonight?) Fields) The Green Pastures Campbell, Mark Casale, Mick Chodorov, Jerome and Joseph Little David Splendora (Hoffman, Webb) Elm Circle Fields The Traveler Campton, David Case, Andrew Anniversary Waltz Connolly, Cyril The Life and Death of Almost The Rant The French Touch The Ubu Plays (collection) (Taylor) Everybody Caspary, Vera Junior Miss Conradt, Mark Little Brother: Little Sister and Out Laura (Sklar) My Sister Eileen Great Scot! (Dawson, Leeds, of the Flying Pan (collection) Chaikin, Joseph Civilians, The McAfee) A Smell of Burning and Then… When the World Was Green (A Gone Missing Cooney, Ray (collection) Chef’s Fable) (Shepard) In the Footprint: The Battle Over Bang Bang Beirut (Hilton) Capote, Truman Chamberlain, Marisha Atlantic Yards Chase Me, Comrade! The Grass Harp Scheherazade This Beautiful City (Lewis) Not Now, Darling (Chapman)

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Corbett, Bill Two Sisters and a Piano Denham, Reginald A Great Career The Big Slam Cucci, Frank Blue Heaven The Last Straw and Sociability Corbin, Barry The Ofay Watcher A Dash of Bitters (Smith) (collection) Throckmorton, TX. 76083 (collection) Cullen, Ian Oh, Mama! No, Papa! The Metamorphosis Corrigan, Robert W. Tantalus (Arley) Recipe for a Crime Doherty, Brian The Cherry Orchard Cullinan, Thomas (see also: Denham, Reginald and Father Malachy’s Miracle Ivanov Mrs. Lincoln Mary Orr) Dolginoff, Stephen The Sea Gull Curran, Keith (see also: Percy, Edward and Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story The Three Sisters Dalton’s Back Reginald Denham) Domingo, Colman Uncle Vanya Walking the Dead Denham, Reginald and Mary Orr Wild with Happy The Wood Demon Damashek, Barbara Be Your Age Donaghy, Tom Corthron, Kia Quilters (Newman) Dark Hammock The Beginning of August Breath, Boom Damato, Anthony Dead Giveaway Boys and Girls Come Down Burning The Flounder Complex Minor Murder The Dadshuttle and Down the Shore Force Continuum D’Amour, Lisa Wallflower (collection) Seeking the Genesis Detroit Devine, Jerry From Above Splash Hatch on the E Going Down D’Andrea, Paul Children of the Wind Minutes from the Blue Route Corwin, Norman The Einstein Project (Klein) Devlin, Anne Northeast Local The Rivalry Daniels, Jeff After Easter Donatus, Sister Mary Courts, Randy Apartment 3A Ourselves Alone Career Angel (Female Version) The Fabulous Lipitones (Markus, St. Boom Town Dewberry, Elizabeth Doran, Bathsheba Germain) Escanaba in da Moonlight Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Kin (see also: Courts, Randy and Mark The Vast Difference Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Dorsen, Annie St. Germain) Danz, Cassandra Diaz, Kristoffer Passing Strange (Stew, Rodewald) Courts, Randy and Mark St. Welcome to Arroyo’s Fame Takes a Holiday (Fulham, Leight) Dougherty, Joseph Germain Dashow, Ken Dickey, Jessica Digby The Gifts of the Magi Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays Row after Row Driver, Donald Johnny Pye About Love, Death and Bad Acting Dietz, Dan Status Quo Vadis Cowen, Ron (collection) Tempodyssey du Maurier, Daphne The Book of Murder DaSilva, Howard Dietz, Steven Rebecca Saturday Adoption The Zulu and the Zayda (Leon, Rome) Becky’s New Car Duff, James Summertree Daurio, Ken Dracula Home Front Cowhig, Frances Ya-Chu Bubble Boy (Paul) Force of Nature Dulack, Tom 410[Gone] Davalos, David Halcyon Days Breaking Legs Lidless Wittenberg Inventing Van Gogh Diminished Capacity Coxe, Louis O. Davis, Bill C. Last of the Boys Incommunicado Billy Budd (Chapman) Avow Lonely Planet H The Road to Damascus Coxon, Lucinda Mass Appeal The Nina Variations Happy Now? Wrestlers Paragon Springs Solomon’s Child Crane, David Davis, Donald Private Eyes Dunn, Mark Epic Proportions (Coen) Ethan Frome () Rocket Man The Deer and the Antelope Play Crane, Roger Davis, Owen Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure Dunning, Philip H The Last Confession Ethan Frome (Donald Davis) Shooting Star Sequel to a Verdict Crichton, Kyle Davis, Russell Trust Dunphy, Jack The Happiest Millionaire The Last Good Moment of Lily Baker Yankee Tavern Café Moon Cristofer, Michael Dawson, Gregory DiFusco, John Squirrel Black Angel Great Scot! (Conradt, Leeds, McAfee) Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Too Close for Comfort The Lady and the Clarinet Dayton, Katharine Caristi, et al.) Durang, Christopher Crocitto, Frank First Lady (Kaufman) Diggs, Elizabeth Baby with the Bathwater The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky de Hartog, Jan Close Ties Betty’s Summer Vacation Crothers, Rachel Skipper Next to God Dumping Ground Durang/Durang (collection) Susan and God de Kruif, Paul Goodbye Freddy The Idiots Karamazov (Innaurato) Crouse, Russel Yellow Jack (Howard) Dinelaris, Alexander Laughing Wild (see: Lindsay, Howard and Russel Dean, Phillip Hayes Still Life The Marriage of Bette and Boo Crouse) The American Nightmare (collection) Dinelli, Mel Miss Witherspoon Crump, Owen Every Night When the Sun Goes Down The Man Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Southern Exposure Freeman DiPietro, Joe Binge Cruz, Nilo Moloch Blues (collection) Art of Murder Naomi in the Living Room and Other Anna in the Tropics Paul Robeson Creating Claire Short Plays (collection) Beauty of the Father The Sty of the Blind Pig Fucking Men Outstanding Short Plays Volume One A Bicycle Country Debner, Stephanie L. The Last Romance (collection) (var. authors) Doña Rosita the Spinster To Fool the Eye (Hatcher) Over the River and Through the Woods Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All Hortensia and the Museum of DeLillo, Don Dizenzo, Charles for You and The Actor’s Nightmare Dreams The Day Room Big Mother (collection) Life Is a Dream Love-Lies-Bleeding The Drapes Come Three Short Plays (collection) Night Train to Bolina Valparaiso An Evening for Merlin Finch Titanic

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Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Emerson, Eric E. Ferber, Edna Night Seasons Spike Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent (see: Kaufman, George S. and Edna The Old Friends The Vietnamization of New Jersey Caristi, et al.) Ferber) The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part One: Why Torture Is Wrong, and the Emshwiller, Susan Field, Barbara The Story of a Childhood Dominoes The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Two: People Who Love Them Boundary Waters Endore, Guy Great Expectations The Story of a Marriage D’Usseau, Arnaud Call Me Shakespeare Marriage The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part (see: D’Usseau, Arnaud and James Englander, Nathan Playing with Fire (After Frankenstein) Three: The Story of a Family Gow) The Twenty-Seventh Man Fields, Joseph The Road to the Graveyard D’Usseau, Arnaud and James Gow Eno, Will The Doughgirls The Roads to Home (collection) Deep Are the Roots The Flu Season (see also: Chodorov, Jerome and Roots in a Parched Ground Legend of Sarah Thom Pain (based on nothing) Joseph Fields) Talking Pictures Dyer, William Ensler, Eve Fierstein, Harvey The Tears of My Sister, The Prisoner’s Song, The One-Armed Jo (Parks) Emotional Creature H Casa Valentina Man and The Land of the Dyne, Michael The Good Body Filloux, Catherine Necessary Targets Astronauts (collection) The Right Honourable Gentleman Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine The Treatment Filloux, et al.) Tomorrow Eason, Laura The Vagina Monologues Fingleton, Anthony The Traveling Lady The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Ephron, Delia Over My Dead Body (Sutton) The Trip to Bountiful Valentine’s Day H Sex with Strangers Love, Loss and What I Wore (Nora Finklehoffe, Fred F. Vernon Early Eberhard, Leslie Ephron) Brother Rat (Monks, Jr.) The Widow Claire Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Ephron, Nora Firth, Tim A Young Lady of Property: Six Short Detective (Levy, Sneed, Webb) Love, Loss and What I Wore (Delia Neville’s Island Plays (collection) Ephron) Fishburne, Laurence Edelstein, Barry The Young Man from Atlanta Lucky Guy Riff Raff Race Forgette, Katie Epstein, David Fishelson, David Edgar, David The O’Conner Girls Exact Change The Brothers Karamazov Continental Divide: Daughters of the Foster, Hunter Evans, Don The Castle (Brod, Leichter) Revolution Summer of ’42 (Kirshenbaum) It’s Showdown Time The Golem (Landis) Fowkes, William Continental Divide: Mothers Against A Lovesong for Miss Lydia The Idiot All in the Faculty The Life and Adventures of Nicholas One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show Flemming, Brian Fox, Amy Nickleby: Part I The Prodigals (collection) Bat Boy: The Musical (Farley, O’Keefe) Outstanding Short Plays Volume One The Life and Adventures of Nicholas The Trials and Tribulations of Fletcher, Lucille (collection) (var. authors) Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Nickleby: Part II Sorry, Wrong Number and The Summer Cyclone Evans, Scott Alan Edson, Margaret Hitch-Hiker (collection) Thicker than Water (collection) (var. The Triangle Factory Fire Project Wit Night Watch authors) (Piehler) Edwards, Gus Fodor, Kate Francke, Caroline Fairey, Ellen The Offering 100 Saints You Should Know The 49th Cousin (Lowe) Graceland Hannah and Martin Old Phantoms Father of the Bride Falk, Lee Rx Egloff, Elizabeth Frankel, Doris Eris and Home at Six (collection) Fogle, Sonya Love Me Long The Devils Farley, Keythe (see Seligman, Marjorie and Sonya Frankel, Scott The Swan Bat Boy: The Musical (Flemming, Fogle) Grey Gardens (Korie, Wright) Eisenberg, Jesse O’Keefe) Foote, Daisy Franklin, J.E. Asuncion Feffer, Steve Bhutan Black Girl El Guindi, Yussef The Wizards of Quiz Him Franzen, Jonathan Back of the Throat Feibleman, Peter Foote, Horton Spring Awakening Cakewalk Jihad Jones and the Kalashnikov 1918 Freed, Amy Feiffer, Halley Blind Date and The Actor (collection) Babes Freedomland H How to Make Friends and Then The Carpetbagger’s Children Pilgrims Musa and Sheri in the New French, David Kill Them The Chase Jitters World H I’m Gonna Pray for You So Hard H A Coffin in Egypt Salt-Water Moon Such a Beautiful Voice Is Sayeda’s Feiffer, Jules Convicts Freni, Edith L. and Karima’s City (collection) A Bad Friend Courtship Thicker than Water (collection) (var. Elliott, Sumner Locke Carnal Knowledge Cousins authors) Buy Me Blue Ribbons Crawling Arnold The Day Emily Married Friedman, Bruce Jay Ellis, Edith Elliot Loves The Death of Papa Scuba Duba Seven Sisters Feiffer’s People Dividing the Estate Friel, Brian Hold Me! Ellison, Karen Getting Frankie Married—and Dancing at Lughnasa Feingold, Michael Afterwards The Harry and Sam Dialogues Give Me Your Answer, Do! Times and Appetites of Toulouse- The Habitation of Dragons Hedda Gabler Elman, Irving Lautrec (Wanshel) The Last of the Thorntons Molly Sweeney The Brass Ring Feldshuh, David Laura Dennis A Month in the Country, After Elward, James Miss Evers’ Boys Lily Dale Turgenev Best of Friends Fennelly, Parker W. The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees Three Sisters Friday Night (collection) Cuckoos on the Hearth The Midnight Caller Uncle Vanya

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Frisch, Peter Gay, John Gilman, Rebecca Your Every Wish American Dreams The Beggar’s Opera (Caird, Sekacz) Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Goldstone, Jean Stock Frockt, Deborah Lynn Gehman, Richard Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Mary Stuart (Reich) Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine By Hex (Blankman, Rengier) The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter Goluboff, Bryan Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Geiger, Milton Ginsbury, Norman Big Al and My Side of the Story Fry, Christopher Edwin Booth The First Gentleman (collection) The Dark Is Light Enough Gelb, Alan Ginty, E.B. In-Betweens Duel of Angels Mombo Missouri Legend Shyster The Firstborn Gems, Pam Gionfriddo, Gina Gonzalez, Gloria Judith Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI After Ashley Curtains The Lady’s Not for Burning Geoghan, Jim Becky Shaw Goodrich, Frances One Thing More Ug, The Caveman Musical (Rick Rapture, Blister, Burn The Diary of Anne Frank (Hackett) A Phoenix Too Frequent Rhodes, Vivian Rhodes) U.S. Drag Gordon, Kurtz Ring Round the Moon George, Charles Glass, Joanna McClelland The Bride’s Bouquet A Sleep of Prisoners Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Baby Artichoke Fair Exchange Thor, with Angels Everybody’s Secret Canadian Gothic and American Henrietta the Eighth Venus Observed Final Performance, or The Curtain Falls Modern: Two Plays (collection) Jumpin’ Jupiter A Yard of Sun Legend of Camille If We Are Women Money Mad Fry, Ray When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Glines, John New Beat on an Old Drum The Cameo Germann, Greg In the Desert of My Soul That’s My Cousin Fugard, Athol 3 by E.S.T. (collection) (var. authors) Glore, John Utopia, Inc. Coming Home Gialanella, Victor The Company of Heaven Gordon, Peter Exits and Entrances Frankenstein Glover, Keith Death by Fatal Murder Victory Giardina, Anthony Coming of the Hurricane Murdered to Death Fulham, Mary Living at Home Dancing on Moonlight Secondary Cause of Death Fame Takes a Holiday (Danz, Leight) Gibbons, Thomas Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Gordon, Ruth Fuller, Elizabeth The Exhibition Comedy (collection) (var. authors) The Leading Lady Full Hookup (Bishop) H Uncanny Valley Godber, John Over Twenty-One Fuller, Elizabeth L. Gibson, Elizabeth Bouncers Years Ago Me and Jezebel Widow’s Mite (Gilford) Shakers (Thornton) Gorman, Christopher Furth, George Gibson, Meg Goetz, Augustus A Letter from Ethel Kennedy Getting Away with Murder Too Much Memory (Reddin) (see: Goetz, Augustus and Ruth Goetz) Gotanda, Philip Kan (Sondheim) Gibson, Melissa James Goetz, Augustus and Ruth Goetz Ballad of Yachiyo Gaffney, Mo H Placebo The Heiress Day Standing on Its Head Parallel Lives (Najimy) [sic] The Hidden River The Wash Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Suitcase or, Those That Resemble The Immoralist The Wind Cries Mary Marriage Plays (collection) (var. Flies From a Distance Goetz, Ruth Yankee Dawg You Die authors) This (see: Goetz, Augustus and Ruth Goetz) Gottlieb, Alex Gagliano, Frank What Rhymes with America Gold, Lloyd Wake Up, Darling Big Sur Gibson, William A Grave Undertaking Gow, James Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry American Primitive (or John and Goldberg, Dick (see: D’Usseau, Arnaud and James The Hide and Seek Odyssey of Abigail) Family Business Gow) Madeline Gimple The Body & The Wheel Goldberg, Jessica Gower, Douglas Night of the Dunce The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Good Thing Daddies Gaitens, Peter Joseph, Herod the Nut & The The Hologram Theory Grae, David Flesh and Blood Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Moose Mating Galati, Frank Pear Tree Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Graham, Barbara after the quake A Cry of Players Refuge Jacob’s Ladder A Flea in Her Ear Dinny and the Witches Stuck Graham, Bruce The Grapes of Wrath Goodly Creatures Goldemberg, Rose Leiman According to Goldman Heart of a Dog Handy Dandy Marching As to War Any Given Monday Gallagher, Mary Monday After the Miracle Golden, Alfred L. Belmont Avenue Social Club Buddies Gien, Pamela A Young Man’s Fancy (Thurschwell) Burkie ¿De Donde? The Syringa Tree Goldfarb, Daniel The Champagne Charlie Stakes Dog Eat Dog Gilford, C.B. Adam Baum and the Jew Movie Coyote on a Fence Father Dreams Widow’s Mite (Gibson) Cradle and All Desperate Affection How to Say Goodbye Gilford, Joe Modern Orthodox Minor Demons Little Bird Finks Sarah, Sarah Moon over the Brewery Love Minus Gilles, D.B. Goldman, James The Outgoing Tide Win/Lose/Draw (collection) (Watson) Cash Flow Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Something Intangible Windshook The Girl Who Loved the Beatles () H Stella and Lou Gallavan, Rick The Legendary Stardust Boys Goldman, William Grant, David Marshall Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Men’s Singles Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Pen Caristi, et al.) Gillis, Graeme (James Goldman) Snakebit Garson, Henry Thicker than Water (collection) (var. Goldsmith, Clifford Graves, Warren In Any Language (Beloin) authors) What a Life Beauty and the Beast

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Gray, Amlin Gross, Joel Hackett, Albert Harelik, Mark The Fantod Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh The Diary of Anne Frank (Goodrich) Hank Williams: Lost Highway (Myler) How I Got That Story Guare, John Haidle, Noah Harling, Robert Kingdom Come Bosoms and Neglect Kitty Kitty Kitty Steel Magnolias Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff Chaucer in Rome Mr. Marmalade Harman, Donn (collection) A Few Stout Individuals Persephone or Slow Time Her Majesty, Miss Jones (Batson) Tartuffe; or The Weasel Four Baboons Adoring the Sun Rag and Bone Harmon, Peggy Villainous Company A Free Man of Color Saturn Returns Goblin Market (Pen) Zones of the Spirit (collection) The General of Hot Desire and Other Vigils Harris, Elmer Gray, Simon Plays (collection) What Is the Cause of Thunder? Johnny Belinda Close of Play In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Haig, David Harris, Zinnie The Common Pursuit Kissing Sweet and A Day for My Boy Jack Further Than the Furthest Thing Gray, Virginia H. Surprises (collection) Hailey, Oliver Harrison, Jordan Lake Hollywood Willie’s Lie Detector Continental Divide Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Green, Janet Landscape of the Body The Father Marriage Plays (collection) (var. Murder Mistaken Lydie Breeze Father’s Day authors) Murder, My Sweet Matilda Marco Polo Sings a Solo For the Use of the Hall Harrity, Richard Greenberg, Richard Muzeeka Hey You, Light Man! Hope Is the Thing with Feathers and The American Plan Rich and Famous Kith and Kin Two Other Short Plays (collection) Six Degrees of Separation The Assembled Parties Harrower, David Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday and Picture, Animal, Crisscross The Author’s Voice Blackbird The Loveliest Afternoon of the (collection) Dance of Death Good with People The Dazzle Year (collection) Red Rover, Red Rover A Slow Air Eastern Standard Women and Water Who’s Happy Now? Hart, Moss Everett Beekin Guirgis, Stephen Adly (see also: Hailey, Oliver and the Christopher Blake The House in Town H Between Riverside and Crazy Writer’s Workshop) The Climate of Eden Jenny Keeps Talking Den of Thieves Hailey, Oliver and the Writer’s Light Up the Sky Life Under Water In Arabia We’d All Be Kings Workshop (see also: Kaufman, George S. and The Maderati Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train 24 Hours—am Moss Hart) Night and Her Stars The Last Days of Judas Iscariot 24 Hours—pm Hartman, Jan Take Me Out The Motherfucker with the Hat Haines, William Wister Every Year at the Carnival Three Days of Rain Our Lady of 121st Street Command Decision Flatboatman Vanishing Act Gunderson, Lauren Haislip, Harvey Samuel Hoopes Reading from His The Violet Hour H Bauer The Long Watch Own Works Greene, Will H Silent Sky Hall, Adrian Hartman, Karen The Riot Act Gurira, Danai All the King’s Men Gum and The Mother of Modern Greenfeld, Josh Eclipsed Hall, Katori Censorship (collection) Clandestine on the Morning Line Gurney, A.R. H Children of Killers Harvey, Jonathan Greenland, Seth Another Antigone Hoodoo Love Beautiful Thing Jungle Rot Black Tie Hurt Village Harwood, Ronald Gregory, Andre A Cheever Evening The Mountaintop Taking Sides Alice in Wonderland Children H Our Lady of Kibeho Hatcher, Jeffrey Grellong, Paul The Cocktail Hour Hall, Lee Compleat Female Stage Beauty Manuscript The Comeback The Pitmen Painters Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Radio Free Emerson The Dining Room Hamill, Kate The Government Inspector Griffin, Tom Family Furniture H Sense and Sensibility Amateurs Mrs. Mannerly The Fourth Wall Hamilton, Carrie The Boys Next Door The Golden Age Murder by Poe Hollywood Arms (Burnett) Einstein and the Polar Bear The Grand Manner Murderers Hammond, Wendy Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head Heresy A Picasso Julie Johnson Pasta Labor Day Scotland Road Hampton, Christopher , David Later Life The Servant of Two Masters (Landi) ‘Art’ Chick Love Letters Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure Kit Marlowe The Middle Ages God of Carnage of the Suicide Club The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Office Hours Life X 3 Smash Measure for Pleasure The Old Boy The Seagull Ten Chimneys The Miracle at Naples Overtime The Unexpected Man Three Viewings (collection) Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal The Perfect Party Hampton, Mark To Fool the Eye (Debner) Steve & Idi Richard Cory Full Gallop (Wilson) Tuesdays with Morrie (Albom) Groag, Lillian The Snow Ball Hanley, William The Turn of the Screw Blood Wedding Sweet Sue Flesh and Blood Wait Until Dark The Ladies of the Camellias Sylvia Slow Dance on the Killing Ground Work Song: Three Views of Frank The Magic Fire The Wayside Motor Inn Today Is Independence Day Lloyd Wright (Simonson) The White Rose What I Did Last Summer Whisper into My Good Ear and Mrs. Havard, Lezley Groff, Rinne Guyer, Murphy Dally Has a Lover (collection) Hide and Seek Compulsion or The House Behind The American Century Hare, Bill Havoc, June The Ruby Sunrise World of Mirth God Says There Is No Peter Ott Marathon 33

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Hayes, Catherine Heuer, John Hope, Nicholas Huggett, Richard Skirmishes Cavern of the Jewels (see Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Hope, The First Night of “Pygmalion” Headland, Leslye Innocent Thoughts, Harmless Jamie Wooten) Hughes, Babette Assistance Intentions Hooker, Brian If the Shoe Pinches Bachelorette Heyn, Ernest Cyrano de Bergerac Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Hedden, Roger Day in the Sun (Sammis) Horine, Charles Hughes, Doug Been Taken Hibbert, Guy Me and Thee Hedda Gabler Bodies, Rest and Motion On the Edge Horne, Kenneth Hughes, Glenn Hedges, Peter Hicks, Jr., Hilly Two Dozen Red Roses Romance, Inc. Baby Anger Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Horovitz, Israel Hughes, Langston Good as New Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Acrobats and Line (collection) Simply Heavenly (Martin) Imagining Brad and The Valerie of Higgins, Frank Alfred the Great Humphrey, Harry E. Now (collection) The Sweet By ’N’ By Captains and Courage The Skull (McOwen) Oregon and Other Short Plays Hill, Maurice The Chopin Playoffs Hutchinson, Ron (collection) Large Window on a Small World A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley Moonlight and Magnolias Heelan, Kevin A Wind Between the Houses Dr. Hero Hutton, Arlene Distant Fires Hilton, Tony Faith, Hope and Charity (collection) As It Is in Heaven Right Behind the Flag Bang Bang Beirut (Cooney) (var. authors) Gulf View Drive Heggen, Thomas Hines, Karen The Good Parts Last Train to Nibroc Mister Roberts (Logan) Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine The Great Labor Day Classic and The Letters to Sala Heifner, Jack Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Former One-on-One Basketball Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Bargains Hirson, David Champion (collection) (collection) (var. authors) Natural Disasters (collection) La Bête Henry Lumper Running Patio/Porch (collection) Hirson, Roger O. Hopscotch and The 75th (collection) See Rock City The Indian Wants the Bronx Running on Empty Journey to the Day Hwang, David Henry It’s Called the Sugar Plum Hellman, Lillian Hnath, Lucas Chinglish North Shore Fish Another Part of the Forest The Christians The Dance and the Railroad and Death Tax The Primary English Class The Autumn Garden Family Devotions (collection) The Children’s Hour H Rats Hillary and Clinton FOB and The House of Sleeping The Lark Isaac’s Eye A Rosen by Any Other Name Beauties (collection) The Little Foxes A Public Reading of an Unproduced Shooting Gallery and Play for Germs Golden Child My Mother, My Father and Me Screenplay about the Death of (collection) M. Butterfly The Searching Wind Walt Disney Stage Directions and Spared The Sound of a Voice Toys in the Attic Hochhauser, Jeff (collection) Trying to Find Chinatown and Watch on the Rhine Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Today I Am a Fountain Pen Bondage (collection) Henley, Beth (Johnston) Trees and Leader (collection) Yellow Face Abundance Hock, Robert D. Uncle Snake Illick, Hilary Am I Blue Borak The Widow’s Blind Date Eve-Olution (Krier) Crimes of the Heart Hoffman, Stephen Year of the Duck Inge, William The Debutante Ball Splendora (Campbell, Webb) Hortua, Joe H The Apartment Complex—Seven Impossible Marriage Hoffman, William M. Between Us The Jacksonian As Is Horwin, Jerry One-Act Plays (collection) H Laugh Holbrook, Marion My Dear Children (Turney) Bus Stop The Lucky Spot Make Room for Rodney Houstle, Alice H. The Dark at the Top of the Stairs The Miss Firecracker Contest Holden, Joan The Kentucky Marriage Proposal Eleven Short Plays (collection) Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, The Marriage of Figaro , Velina Hasu A Loss of Roses Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Nickel and Dimed Kokoro (True Heart) Natural Affection Revelers Holder, Jakob Tea Picnic Ridiculous Fraud Housebreaking Howard, Anto H Somewhere in America—Seven Signature Hollinger, Michael Scattergood One-Act Plays (collection) Three Plays (collection) H Cyrano (Posner) Howard, Eleanor Harris Summer Brave The Wake of Jamey Foster An Empty Plate in the Café du Mating Dance (McAvity) Two Short Plays (collection) Hensel, Karen Grand Boeuf Howard, Sidney Where’s Daddy? Going to See the Elephant (Kent) Ghost-Writer Dodsworth Innaurato, Albert Herbert, F. Hugh Incorruptible Madam, Will You Walk? Coming of Age in Soho For Love or Money Opus Yellow Jack (de Kruif) Gemini A Girl Can Tell Red Herring Howie, Betsy Gus and Al Kiss and Tell Tiny Island Cowgirls (Murfitt) The Idiots Karamazov (Durang) The Moon Is Blue Tooth and Claw Hudes, Quiara Alegría Passione Herd, Richard T. Holm, John Cecil 26 Miles The Transfiguration of Benno Blimpie Prisoner of the Crown (Stockton) Brighten the Corner Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue Ulysses in Traction Herlihy, James Leo Gramercy Ghost The Happiest Song Plays Last Irwin, Bill Stop, You’re Killing Me (collection) The Southwest Corner Water by the Spoonful Scapin (O’Donnell) Herzog, Amy Three Men on a Horse (Abbott) Yemaya’s Belly Issaq, Lameece After the Revolution Holmes, Jack Hudson, Scott Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, The Great God Pan RFK Sweet Storm Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.)

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Ives, David Jenkins, Ken Jones, Preston (see also: Kaufman, George S. and All in the Timing, Six One-Act Rupert’s Birthday and Other The Last Meeting of the Knights of Moss Hart) Comedies (collection) Monologues (collection) the White Magnolia (see also: Kaufman, George S. and Ancient History Jensen, Erik Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander Leueen MacGrath) Don Juan in Chicago (see Blank, Jessica and Erik Jensen) The Oldest Living Graduate Kaufman, George S. and Edna Ferber A Flea in Her Ear Jensen, Julie A Place on the Magdalena Flats Bravo! The Land is Bright The Heir Apparent Stray Dogs Santa Fe Sunshine Jent, Deanna Stage Door The Land of Cockaigne and English Jones, Rolin Falling The Intelligent Design of Jenny Kaufman, George S. and Moss Hart Made Simple (collection) John, Hywel Chow The American Way The Liar Pieces The Jammer The Fabulous Invalid Lives of the Saints (collection) Johns, Andrew Jordan, Julia George Washington Slept Here Long Ago and Far Away and Other Fridays Boy The Man Who Came to Dinner Short Plays (collection) The Return of Herbert Bracewell (or St. Scarlet You Can’t Take It with You Mere Mortals: Six One-Act Why Am I Always Alone When Tatjana in Color Kaufman, George S. and Leueen Comedies (collection) I’m with You?) Joselovitz, Ernest A. MacGrath H The Metromaniacs Johnson, Carleene Hagar’s Children Amicable Parting New Jerusalem, The Interrogation The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack (Medoff) Righting Fancy Meeting You Again of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Johnson, Cindy Lou Sammi The Small Hours Torah Congregation: Amsterdam, Brilliant Traces Joseph, Rajiv Kaufman, Lynne July 27, 1656 The Person I Once Was Animals Out of Paper The Couch The Other Woman and Other Short The Years Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo Kaufman, Moisés Pieces (collection) Johnson, Crane H Guards at the Taj 33 Variations Dracula Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Gruesome Playground Injuries Johnson, Dave Oscar Wilde (collection) (var. authors) The North Pool Baptized to the Bone One Arm Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Joudry, Patricia Johnson, Joel Drake The Song of Louise in the Morning Standing on Ceremony: The Gay (collection) (var. authors) H Marriage Plays (collection) (var. Rasheeda Speaking Teach Me How to Cry Polish Joke authors) Johnson, Trish Three Rings for Michelle The Red Address (see also: Kaufman, Moisés and The Art of Self-Defense Kaikkonen, Gus The School for Lies Second Prize: Two Months in Tectonic Theater Project) Potholes Venus in Fur Leningrad Kaufman, Moisés and Tectonic Kalleres, Greg Jacker, Corinne Johnston, Bob Theater Project Honky Bits and Pieces (collection) Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi The Laramie Project Kanin, Garson Domestic Issues (Hochhauser) The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Born Yesterday Johnston, Rick Kazan, Molly Harry Outside Dreyfus in Rehearsal Cahoots The Egghead In Place and The Chinese Restaurant Kaplan, Jack A. Jones, Elinor Kazan, Zoe Syndrome (collection) Alligator Man Three Short Plays (collection) Absalom Later Kaplan, Lila Rose A Voice of My Own Trudy and Max in Love My Life Wildflower Jones, Jessie We Live Here Night Thoughts and Terminal Dearly Departed (Bottrell) Karam, Stephen Keeler, Eloise (collection) (see also Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Sons of the Prophet Grandma Steps Out Jackson, Nagle Hope, Jamie Wooten) Speech & Debate Kelly, Tim At This Evening’s Performance Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Hope, Kash, Marcia The Cave Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part Jamie Wooten For This Moment Alone Fog on the Mountain Invention Always a Bridesmaid Kass, Jerome The Omelet Murder Case Hotel on Marvin Gardens Christmas Belles Four Short Plays (collection) The Remarkable Susan Opera Comique Dashing Through the Snow Saturday Night Second Best Bed The Quick-Change Room Dearly Beloved Kassin, Michael Terror by Gaslight Taking Leave The Dixie Swim Club Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Two Fools Who Gained a Measure This Day and Age H Doublewide, Texas Comedy (collection) (var. authors) of Wisdom Jackson, Nathan Louis Farce of Nature Kauffman, Anne The Uninvited Broke-ology Funny Little Thing Called Love You Better Sit Down: Tales from My The Vampyre Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, When I Come to Die The Hallelujah Girls Kelso, Betsy H Matthew Maher, et al.) (see: Nehls, David and Betsy Kelso) Jacobs, Michael Last Round-Up of the Guacamole Queens Kaufman, Florence Aquino Kennedy, Adam P. Impressionism Mama Won’t Fly The Winner! Sleep Deprivation Chamber Jacobs-Jenkins, Branden The Red Velvet Cake War Kaufman, George S. (Adrienne Kennedy) Appropriate Rex’s Exes First Lady (Dayton) Kennedy, Adrienne Neighbors Southern Hospitality Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Who Sleep Deprivation Chamber (Adam P. H An Octoroon ’Til Beth Do Us Part Loves a Salary (Sullivan) Kennedy) Jacobson, Steven M. Jones, John Christopher The Late George Apley (Marquand) Kennedy, Meghan Needs H Platonov The Solid Gold Cadillac (Teichmann) Too Much, Too Much, Too Many Jarrett, Jennifer H Woyzeck, Leonce and Lena (see also: Kaufman, George S. and Kent, Elana Divorce Southern Style (collection) Edna Ferber) Going to See the Elephant (Hensel)

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Kern, Will T Bone n Weasel Krieger, Henry Latham, Jean Lee Hellcab Knott, Frederick Romantic Poetry (Shanley) The Ghost of Rhodes Manor Kerr, E. Katherine Dial M for Murder Krier, Jennifer Laurents, Arthur Juno’s Swans Wait Until Dark Eve-Olution (Illick) The Bird Cage Kerr, Jean Write Me a Murder Kron, Lisa A Clearing in the Woods Finishing Touches Kober, Arthur In the Wake The Enclave Jenny Kissed Me Having Wonderful Time Kurnitz, Harry Home of the Brave King of Hearts (Brooke) A Mighty Man Is He (Oppenheimer) Once More with Feeling Invitation to a March Mary, Mary Koenig, Laird Reclining Figure Lauro, Shirley Kessler, Lyle The Dozens Kyle, Christopher The Coal Diamond Collision The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Monogamist Lavery, Bryony Kesselman, Wendy the Lane Plunge Frozen The Black Monk: A Chamber Musical Kolvenbach, John LaBute, Neil Law, Alma H. The Diary of Anne Frank Fabuloso The Break of Noon Duck Hunting The Notebook Gizmo Love In a Forest, Dark and Deep Lawrence, Jerome Kesselring, Joseph Goldfish H The Money Shot Live Spelled Backwards Arsenic and Old Lace Love Song Outstanding Short Plays Volume One (see also: Lawrence, Jerome and Four Twelves Are 48 On an Average Day (collection) (var. authors) Robert E. Lee) Ketron, Larry Kondoleon, Harry reasons to be happy Lawrence, Jerome and Robert E. Asian Shade Anteroom reasons to be pretty Lee Character Lines Christmas on Mars Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Auntie Mame The Hitch Hikers The Houseguests Marriage Plays (collection) (var. The Crocodile Smile Fresh Horses Linda Her and The Fairy Garden authors) The Incomparable Max Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks (collection) H The Way We Get By Inherit the Wind Patrick Henry Lake Liquors Love Diatribe LaChiusa, Michael John Sparks Fly Upward Quail Southwest Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two First Lady Suite (collection) LaZebnik, Claire Rib Cage (collection) (var. authors) Hello Again Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, The Trading Post Play Yourself Little Fish Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Keveson, Peter Saved or Destroyed Lucky Nurse and Other Short Leary, Helen and Nolan How Much, How Much? Slacks and Tops Musical Plays (collection) Yes Means No (Rogers) Nellie Toole & Co. The Vampires See What I Wanna See Lebow, Barbara Kilroy, Thomas Zero Positive Lafferty, Marcy The Keepers Henry (After Pirandello) Korder, Howard Vivien Leigh: The Last Press The Left Hand Singing Kim, Susan Boys’ Life Conference Little Joe Monaghan Four from E.S.T. Marathon ‘99 Fun and Nobody (collection) Lahr, John A Shayna Maidel (collection) (var. authors) The Lights The Manchurian Candidate Tiny Tim Is Dead The Joy Luck Club Night Maneuver Lamkin, Speed Lee, Levi Kingsley, Sidney The Pope’s Nose (collection) Comes a Day Some Things You Need to Know Dead End Sea of Tranquility Lamont, Jr., Alonzo D. Before the World Ends (A Final Detective Story Search and Destroy That Serious He-Man Ball Evening with the Illuminati) Night Life Korie, Michael Lampley, Oni Faida (Larson) The Patriots Grey Gardens (Frankel, Wright) Manhattan Class Company Class Tent Meeting (Larson, Wackler) The World We Make Kotis, Greg One-Acts, 1992 (collection) (var. Lee, Mark Kirkland, Jack Eat the Taste (collection) authors) Rebel Armies Deep into Chad Strange Boarders (Batson) Pig Farm Landi, Paolo Emilio Lee, Robert E. Suds in Your Eye The Truth About Santa (an The Servant of Two Masters (see: Lawrence, Jerome and Robert Kirshenbaum, David apocalyptic holiday tale) (Hatcher) E. Lee) Summer of ’42 (Foster) Kraft, Hy Landis, Joseph C. Leeds, Michael Klavan, Laurence Cafe Crown The Golem (Fishelson) Swinging on a Star (The Johnny Freud’s House Kramer, Julie Lane, Eric Burke Musical) Gorgo’s Mother The Best of Everything Filming O’Keeffe Leeds, Nancy The Magic Act Kramm, Joseph Ride Great Scot! (Conradt, Dawson, The Show Must Go On, Seeing The Shrike Langley, Noel McAfee) Someone, If Walls Could Talk Krasna, Norman Edward, My Son (Morley) Lees, Russell (collection) Dear Ruth Lapine, James Nixon’s Nixon Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Full Moon Act One Leichter, Aaron (collection) John Loves Mary Fran’s Bed The Castle (Brod, Fishelson) Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit and No Kind Sir The Moment When Leight, Warren Time (collection) Love in E-Flat Twelve Dreams Dark, No Sugar (collection) (see also: Pen, Polly and Laurence Sunday in New York Larson, Larry Fame Takes a Holiday (Danz, Fulham) Klavan) Time for Elizabeth (Marx) Some Things You Need to Know Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Klein, Jon Watch the Birdie Before the World Ends (A Final Side Man Betty the Yeti Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? Evening with the Illuminati) (Lee) Stray Cats Dimly Perceived Threats to the System Kriegel, Gail Tent Meeting (Lee, Wackler) Leipart, Charles The Einstein Project (D’Andrea) Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine LaRusso II, Louis Deep Sleepers Southern Cross Filloux, et al.) Momma’s Little Angels The Undefeated Rhumba Champ

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Lengyel, Melchior Levitt, Saul Holy Ghosts The Waiting Room Ninotchka The Andersonville Trial Juliet/Yancey/April Snow (collection) Lopez, Melinda Leo, Carl Levy, Benn W. Klonsky and Schwartz Sonia Flew The Family Man (Zavin) Clutterbuck Laughing Stock (collection) Loving, Boyce Leokum, Arkady Levy, David A Lesson Before Dying Galahad Jones Love Drunk Neighbors Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Lowe, Florence The Love Suicide at Schofield The 49th Cousin (Francke) Leon, Felis Detective (Eberhard, Sneed, Webb) Levy, Jonathan Barracks (Full Length) Lowe, Michele The Zulu and the Zayda (DaSilva, The Love Suicide at Schofield Marco Polo Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Rome) Barracks (One Act) Levy, Simon Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Leonard, Jr., Jim Mountain Memory The Great Gatsby Lowell, Robert And They Dance Real Slow in Old Man Joseph and His Family Benito Cereno Jackson The Last Tycoon Pops (collection) Tender Is the Night The Old Glory (collection) Leonard, Hugh Sand Mountain (collection) Lucas, Craig Lewis, Ira Stephen D The Sorrows of Frederick Missing Persons Chinese Coffee LeRoy, Gen Spain Ode to Joy Lewis, Jim Not Waving Tennessee Prelude to a Kiss This Beautiful City (The Civilians) Three Poets (collection) Leslee, Ray Reckless Lewis, Philip C. True Crimes Standup Shakespeare (Welsh) This Thing of Darkness (Schulner) The American Dame Unchanging Love Leslie, F. Andrew Three Postcards (Carnelia) Liebman, Steve A Woman Without a Name The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Luce, Clare Boothe The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Lipez, Erica Kiss the Boys Good-bye The Boy with Green Hair The Tutors (Paterson, Tolan) Margin for Error The Farmer’s Daughter Lichtenstein, Jonathan Litvack, Barry Slam the Door Softly The Haunting of Hill House Slow Memories Memory The Women The Hound of the Baskervilles Livings, Henry The Pull of Negative Gravity Luce, William Eh? The Lilies of the Field Lillis, Padraic H The Belle of Amherst Lloyd, Marcus Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Two Thirds Home Lillian Dead Certain The People Next Door Lin, Kenneth Lucie, Doug Locke, Sam The Pigman Warrior Class Progress Fair Game The Spiral Staircase Lindsay, Howard MacGrath, Leueen Lodato, Victor Splendor in the Grass A Slight Case of Murder (Runyon) (see: Kaufman, George S. and Arlington (Pen) Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of (see also: Lindsay, Howard and Leueen MacGrath) Logan, John America Mack, Carol K. Russel Crouse) I’ll Eat You Last: A Chat with Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine The Wheeler Dealers Lindsay, Howard and Russel Crouse Sue Mengers Filloux, et al.) Lettich, Sheldon The Great Sebastians Red Mackey, William Wellington Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Life with Father Logan, Joshua Family Meeting Caristi, et al.) Life with Mother Mister Roberts (Heggen) Letton, Francis The Prescott Proposals The Wisteria Trees MacLachlan, Angus The Dead Eye Boy The Young Elizabeth (Jenette Letton) Remains to Be Seen London, Roy H Emerging Artist Grant Letton, Jenette State of the Union The Amazing Activity of Charley The Radiant Abyss The Young Elizabeth (Francis Letton) Tall Story Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth Lindsay-Abaire, David Street Gang MacLeish, Archibald Letts, Tracy Three Short Plays (collection) August: Osage County A Devil Inside Disneyland on Parade (collection) Mrs. Murray’s Farm MacLeod, Wendy Bug Fuddy Meers Good People Lonergan, Kenneth Apocalyptic Butterflies Man from Nebraska The House of Yes Kimberly Akimbo Lobby Hero Superior Donuts The Shallow End and The Lost Rabbit Hole This Is Our Youth Three Sisters Colony (collection) Three One-Act Plays (collection) Long, Quincy Levenson, Steven Sin Wonder of the World The Johnstown Vindicator Core Values Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Linklater, Hamish The Joy of Going Somewhere The Language of Trees Definite Marriage Plays (collection) (var. The Vandal The Unavoidable Disappearance of The Lively Lad authors) Linney, Romulus Tom Durnin People Be Heard Things Being What They Are 2 Levi, Stephen Longenbaugh, John The Water Children Ambrosio Magdalany, Philip Daphne in Cottage D Sherlock Holmes and the Case of The Captivity of Pixie Shedman Criss-Crossing and Watercolor Levin, Ira the Christmas Carol Childe Byron Loomer, Lisa (collection) Critic’s Choice A Christmas Carol Accelerando Magruder, James Deathtrap The Death of King Philip Distracted The Imaginary Invalid Dr. Cook’s Garden Democracy Expecting Isabel The Miser General Seeger El Hermano Living Out The Triumph of Love Interlock Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Maher, Matthew No Time for Sergeants (collection) (var. authors) Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) You Better Sit Down: Tales from My Levin, Meyer Gint Two Things You Don’t Talk about Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, Compulsion Heathen Valley at Dinner Matthew Maher, et al.)

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Maibaum, Richard Time Stands Still McAfee, Don ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back See My Lawyer (Clork) Two Days (collection) Great Scot! (Conradt, Dawson, Leeds) Home, Last Gasps (collection) Mailer, John Buffalo What’s Wrong with This Picture? McAvity, Helen Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams Hello Herman Marks, Laura Everybody Has to be Somebody Deuce Mamet, David Bethany Mating Dance (Howard) Faith, Hope and Charity (collection) Boston Marriage Mine McCarthy, Cormac (var. authors) The Cryptogram Marks, Peter The Sunset Limited Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune Faustus The Butler Did It (Walter Marks) McClure, Michael Golden Age Hope No One Will Be Immune and Other Marks, Ross The Beard It’s Only a Play Plays and Pieces (collection) Showdown on Rio Road (Medoff) General Gorgeous Lips Together, Teeth Apart Oleanna Marks, Walter Josephine: The Mouse Singer The Lisbon Traviata Romance The Butler Did It (Peter Marks) McCormack, Thomas Short Plays and Monologues Love! Valour! Compassion! Markus, John American Roulette (collection) Endpapers Master Class H The Fabulous Lipitones (Courts, The Voysey Inheritance McCraney, Tarell Alvin Mothers and Sons St. Germain) Manchester, Joe The Brothers Size A Perfect Ganesh Marmorstein, Malcolm Balloon Shot Choir Boy Some Men Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Run, Thief, Run! In the Red and Brown Water The Stendhal Syndrome (collection) Stand Up? Mann, Emily Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet Sweet Eros and Witness (collection) The Cherry Orchard Marnich, Melanie McCullers, Carson Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Whiskey Having Our Say, The Delany Sisters’ Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine The Member of the Wedding McNamara, John First 100 Years Comedy (collection) (var. authors) McDonagh, Martin Present Tense and Personal Effects The House of Bernarda Alba A Sleeping Country The Beauty Queen of Leenane (collection) Meshugah These Shining Lives A Behanding in Spokane McNeely, Jerry H Scenes from a Marriage Marowitz, Charles The Cripple of Inishmaan The Staring Match Still Life Clever Dick The Lieutenant of Inishmore McOwen, J.B. Mantello, Joe Disciples The Lonesome West The Skull (Humphrey) The Santaland Diaries and Season’s The Marowitz Hamlet The Pillowman McPherson, Conor Greetings (collection) Murdering Marlowe A Skull in Connemara H The Birds Marans, Jon Quack (Valenti) McDonald, Heather H The Dance of Death Jumping for Joy Sherlock’s Last Case An Almost Holy Picture Dublin Carol Old Wicked Songs Silent Partners McEnroe, Robert E. Four Plays (collection) A Strange and Separate People Stage Fright The Silver Whistle The Night Alive The Temperamentals Wilde West McGrath, Douglas H Port Authority Marber, Patrick Marquand, John P. Checkers The Seafarer McGuinness, Frank The Late George Apley (Kaufman) Shining City Closer A Doll’s House Marston, Merlin H The Veil Dealer’s Choice Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent McKeaney, Grace The Weir Marchant, William Caristi, et al.) Last Looks McPherson, Scott To Be Continued Martin, David McKenzie, Neil Marvin’s Room Marcus, Milton Frederick Simply Heavenly (Hughes) Guests of the Nation McRae, John The Gardens of Frau Hess Martin, Jane McLaine, Patricia Young Adventure (Savage) Mardirosian, Tom Coup/Clucks (collection) Love Is Contagious Meara, Anne Saved from Obscurity Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine McLiam, John After-Play Subfertile Comedy (collection) (var. authors) The Sin of Pat Muldoon Medley, Cassandra Margraff, Ruth Marx, Groucho McLure, James 3 by E.S.T. (collection) (var. authors) Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Time for Elizabeth (Krasna) The Day They Shot John Lennon Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Filloux, et al.) Ghost World Mason, Timothy (collection) (var. authors) Margulies, Donald Laundry and Bourbon Ascension Day Medoff, Mark Brooklyn Boy Lone Star Babylon Gardens Big Mary Collected Stories Max and Maxie The Fiery Furnace Children of a Lesser God Coney Island Christmas Pvt. Wars (Full Length) In a Northern Landscape Crunch Time (Treon) H The Country House Pvt. Wars (One Act) Levitation Four Short Plays (collection) Dinner with Friends Wild Oats Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle Only You Found a Peanut McNally, Terrence The Hands of Its Enemy Mastrosimone, William God of Vengeance And Away We Go The Heart Outright Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine The Loman Family Picnic And Things That Go Bump in the The Homage that Follows Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Misadventure: Monologues and Night The Kramer Short Pieces (collection) May, Elaine André’s Mother and Other Short Kringle’s Window The Model Apartment Adaptation Plays (collection) The Majestic Kid Pitching to the Star and Other Short Relatively Speaking (collection) (var. Apple Pie (collection) The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Plays (collection) authors) Bad Habits (collection) (Johnson) Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— Mayer, Oliver By the Sea By the Sea By the Prymate The Amazing Adventures of Louis Blade to the Heat Beautiful Sea (collection) (var. Showdown on Rio Road (Marks) de Rougemont (as Told by Himself) Mayer, Paul Avila authors) Stefanie Hero Sight Unseen Three Hand Reel (collection) Corpus Christi Stumps

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Tommy J & Sally The Creation of the World and Other Mori, Brian Richard Nauffts, Geoffrey The Wager Business Dreams of Flight Next Fall When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? The Crucible Morley, Robert Neary, Jack Melfi, Leonard Danger: Memory! (collection) Edward, My Son (Langley) To Forgive, Divine Faith, Hope and Charity (collection) Death of a Salesman Morris, Edmund Nehls, David (var. authors) Elegy for a Lady The Wooden Dish (see: Nehls, David and Betsy Kelso) Meneses, Tony An Enemy of the People Morris, Jennifer R. Nehls, David and Betsy Kelso H Guadalupe in the Guest Room You Better Sit Down: Tales from My The Golden Years and The Man The Great American Trailer Park Mercier, Mary Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, Who Had All the Luck (collection) Christmas Musical Johnny No-Trump Matthew Maher, et al.) The Great American Trailer Park Incident at Vichy Meriwether, Elizabeth Morris, Peter Musical The Mistakes Madeline Made The Last Yankee (Full Length) Guardians Neiman, Irving Gaynor Merrill, Kim The Last Yankee (One Act) Mosel, Tad Murder Once Removed Finding Claire A Memory of Two Mondays Impromptu Nelms, Henning Metcalfe, Felicia Mr. Peters’ Connections That’s Where the Town’s Going Only an Orphan Girl Shooting High (Spence) The Price Moss, Howard Meyer, Marlane Nelson, Anne The Ride Down Mount Morgan The Folding Green The Chemistry of Change The Guys Some Kind of Love Story The Palace at 4 a.m. Etta Jenks Savages A View from the Bridge Mueller, Lavonne The Mystery of Attraction Nelson, Richard Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code The Patron Saint of Sea Monsters Miller, Caitlin The Controversy of Valladolid Little Victories Meyer, Michael You Better Sit Down: Tales from My Nelson, Tim Blake Mula, Tom Brand Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, Eye of God Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol Creditors Matthew Maher, et al.) The Grey Zone The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Miller, JP Murfitt, Mary Nemeth, Sally Cowgirls (Howie) A Doll’s House Days of Wine and Roses Sally’s Shorts (collection) Murillo, Carlos A Dream Play Miller, Jason Newman, Molly Dark Play or Stories for Boys Easter Barrymore’s Ghost Quilters (Damashek) A Human Interest Story (or The Gory Emperor and Galilean Shooting Stars That Championship Season Details and All) An Enemy of the People Nicholson, Kenyon Three One-Act Plays (collection) Murphy, Gregory Erik The Fourteenth The Flying Gerardos (Robinson) Miller, Sigmund The Countess The Father Nicholson, William The Ghost Sonata One Bright Day Murphy, Michael The Retreat from Moscow Ghosts Milner, Roger The Conscientious Objector Nicolaeff, Ariadne Hedda Gabler How’s the World Treating You? Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Five Evenings John Gabriel Borkman Mitchell, John Cameron Murphy, Phyllis A Month in the Country The Lady from the Sea Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Trask) The Queen of Bingo (Michels) The Promise Little Eyolf Mitford, Nancy Murray, Gerard Majella Noone, Ronan Lunatic and Lover The Little Hut Career Angel (Male Version) The Master Builder The Atheist Mode, Becky Murray, Henry Master Olof Treefall The Blowin of Baile Gall Fully Committed Miss Julie Murray, John Brendan Molette, Barbara Peer Gynt Room Service (Boretz) Norman, Marsha Rosalee Pritchett (Carlton Molette) The Pillars of Society Murray, Robert Getting Out Playing with Fire Molette, Carlton High Cockalorum The Holdup The Pretenders Rosalee Pritchett (Barbara Molette) Murray-Smith, Joanna ’Night, Mother Rosmersholm Monks, Jr., John Honour Third and Oak: The Laundromat Storm Brother Rat (Finklehoffe) Myler, Randal Third and Oak: The Pool Hall The Stronger Moody, Michael Dorn Hank Williams: Lost Highway Traveler in the Dark To Damascus (Part 1) The Shortchanged Review (Harelik) Norris, Barney To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Moore, Douglas Nachtrieb, Peter Sinn H Visitors The Virgin Bride Norris, Bruce When We Dead Awaken The Devil and Daniel Webster Bob: A Life in Five Acts Clybourne Park The Wild Duck (Benét) boom The Pain and the Itch Meyers, Patrick Moran, Martin Colorado H The Unmentionables Feedlot All the Rage Hunter Gatherers Nottage, Lynn K2 The Tricky Part T.I.C. (Trenchcoat in Common) Najimy, Kathy By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Michels, Jeanne Morey, Charles Parallel Lives (Gaffney) Crumbs from the Table of Joy The Queen of Bingo (Murphy) Figaro Napier, Edward Fabulation or The Re-Education of Middleton, George The Ladies Man Diana Does It The English Teachers Undine Laughing Stock Miller, Arthur Nash, N. Richard Intimate Apparel Morgan, Diana After the Fall Rouge Atomique Las Meninas All My Sons My Cousin Rachel See the Jaguar Mud, River, Stone The American Clock Morgan, Peter The Young and Fair H One More River to Cross: A The Archbishop’s Ceiling H The Audience Nass, Elyse Verbatim Fugue Broken Glass Frost/Nixon Avenue of Dream Ruined

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Nunn, Trevor Marco Millions The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket Pen, Polly and Laurence Klavan Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Seven Plays of the Sea (collection) Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Bed and Sofa Not Grow Up (Barrie, Caird) The Straw Top of the World Embarrassments O’Brien, Edna A Touch of the Poet Trumpery Pendleton, Austin Triptych Welded Parrish, Caitlin Orson’s Shadow O’Casey, Sean Oppenheimer, George H The Downpour Uncle Bob Purple Dust A Mighty Man Is He (Kober) Paskman, Dailey Pendrell, Ernest Red Roses for Me O’Reilly, Christian Scrooge Seven Times Monday O’Connor, Deirdre Chapatti Paterson, Katherine Penhall, Joe Assisted Living The Good Father The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Blue/Orange Jailbait Orkow, Ben (Liebman, Tolan) Dumb Show O’Connor, Edwin The First Actress Patrick, John Love and Understanding I Was Dancing Orlandersmith, Dael Anybody Out There? Pale Horse Odets, Clifford Black N Blue Boys / Broken Men A Bad Year for Tomatoes Some Voices The Big Knife The Gimmick and Other Plays A Barrel Full of Pennies Pennette, Marco The Country Girl (collection) Cheating Cheaters Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, The Flowering Peach Horsedreams The Curious Savage Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Golden Boy Stoop Stories The Dancing Mice Percy, Edward Rocket to the Moon Yellowman Divorce—Anyone? (collection) The Shop at Sly Corner Waiting for Lefty O’Rowe, Mark The Doctor Will See You Now (see also: Percy, Edward and O’Donnell, Mark Howie the Rookie (collection) Reginald Denham) Fables for Friends Orr, Mary The Enigma Percy, Edward and Reginald The Nice and the Nasty Grass Widows Everybody Loves Opal Denham Scapin (Irwin) Roommates Everybody’s Girl Ladies in Retirement Suspect Strangers on Earth The Wisdom of Eve The Gay Deceiver That’s It, Folks! Trunk Crime Women Must Weep and Women The Girls of the Garden Club O’Hara, Mary The Hasty Heart Perl, Arnold Must Work (collection) The Catch Colt It’s Been Wonderful Tevya and His Daughters Women Still Weep O’Hara, Robert Love Is a Time of Day The World of Sholom Aleichem (see also: Denham, Reginald and Insurrection: Holding History Macbeth Did It (collection) Mary Orr) O’Hare, Denis The Magenta Moth Perlman, Michael Osborn, Paul An Iliad (Peterson) Opal Is a Diamond H From White Plains A Bell for Adano O’Keefe, Laurence Opal’s Baby Perloff, Carey On Borrowed Time Bat Boy: The Musical (Farley, Opal’s Husband Luminescence Dating Owens, Rochelle Flemming) Opal’s Million Dollar Duck Perr, Harvey The Widow and the Colonel Oldfield, Mary The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s Day) Rosebloom Palmieri, Marc Please Communicate The Savage Dilemma Perrin, Nat Carl the Second Oliensis, Adam Scandal Point Celebration H The Groundling Ring of Men The Story of Mary Surratt Petersen, Don Levittown Olive, John Suicide—Anyone? (collection) Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? Poor Fellas (collection) Killers The Teahouse of the August Moon Peterson, Agnes Emelie Standing on My Knees Pape, Ralph The Willow and I The Necklace Is Mine Oliver, Edgar Beyond Your Command Patrick, Robert Peterson, Lisa East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Girls We Have Known and Other Mutual Benefit Life An Iliad (O’Hare) Empty House One-Act Plays (collection) My Cup Ranneth Over Pezzulo, Ted Olson, Esther E. Hearts Beating Faster Paul, Cinco April Fish and The Wooing of Lady Let’s Make Up Say Goodnight, Gracie Bubble Boy (Daurio) Sunday (collection) A Question of Figures Paran, Janice Payne, Nick Piehler, Christopher Swing Fever You Better Sit Down: Tales from My H Constellations The Triangle Factory Fire Project O’Neill, Eugene Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet (Evans) All God’s Chillun Got Wings Matthew Maher, et al.) Pearle, Daniel Pielmeier, John Anna Christie, The Emperor Jones, Parks, Don A Kid Like Jake Haunted Lives (collection) and The Hairy Ape (collection) Jo (Dyer) Pearson, Sybille Impassioned Embraces Before Breakfast Parks, Suzan-Lori Sally and Marsha Pierce, Greg Beyond the Horizon The America Play Unfinished Stories Slowgirl Desire Under the Elms, Mourning In the Blood Peet, Amanda Pintauro, Joe Becomes Electra, Strange Topdog/Underdog The Commons of Pensacola By the Sea By the Sea By the Interlude (collection) Venus Peluso, Emanuel Beautiful Sea (collection) (var. Diff’rent Parnell, Peter Good Day authors) The Dreamy Kid The Cider House Rules, Part One: Hurricane of the Eye Cacciatore: Three Short Plays Gold Here in St. Cloud’s Little Fears (collection) The Great God Brown The Cider House Rules, Part Two: In Pen, Polly Dawn Hughie Other Parts of the World Arlington (Lodato) Men’s Lives The Iceman Cometh Flaubert’s Latest Goblin Market (Harmon) Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Plays Lazarus Laughed An Imaginary Life (see also: Pen, Polly and Laurence (collection) Long Day’s Journey into Night QED Klavan) Raft of the Medusa

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Reindeer Soup Post, Douglas Skylark Rhodes, Vivian Snow Orchid Drowning Sorrows Rappoport, David Steven Ug, The Caveman Musical (Rick Pinter, Harold Earth and Sky Cave Life Rhodes) Ashes to Ashes and Other Plays Murder in Green Meadows Rattigan, Terence Ribman, Ronald (collection) Potok, Chaim The Sleeping Prince The Ceremony of Innocence Betrayal The Chosen (Posner) The Winslow Boy Passing Through from Exotic Places The Caretaker Pottle, Sam Read, David West (collection) Celebration Money (Axlerod, Whedon) The Dream of the Burning Boy Rice, Elmer Complete Works Volume 1 (collection) Poulton, Mike The Performers American Landscape Complete Works Volume 2 (collection) Wolf Hall Part One Reale, Robert Black Sheep The Dwarfs and Seven Revue Wolf Hall Part Two: Bring Up The Dinosaur Musical (Willie Reale) Cue for Passion Sketches (collection) the Bodies Dream Girl Reale, Willie The Hothouse Prebble, Lucy Flight to the West The Dinosaur Musical (Robert Reale) The Lover Enron The Grand Tour Many Happy Returns and Fast Moonlight The Sugar Syndrome The Iron Cross Women (collection) Mountain Language Press-Coffman, Toni Love Among the Ruins Short and Sweet (monologues) No Man’s Land Touch A New Life Rebeck, Theresa Old Times Price, Leland Two on an Island Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Other Places (collection) Parted on Her Wedding Morn The Winner Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Tea Party and The Basement Price, Olive Rice, Luanne (collection) Star Eternal The Understudy Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Poe, Kristina Price, Reynolds Reddin, Keith Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Love Sick August Snow All the Rage Richards, Stanley Polatin, Daria Better Days Almost Blue Journey to Bahia Thicker than Water (collection) (var. Early Dark Black Snow Richardson, Jack authors) Full Moon Brutality of Fact Gallows Humor Pollono, John Night Dance Desperadoes; Throwing Smoke; Lorenzo Lost Girls Private Contentment Keyhole Lover (collection) The Prodigal Small Engine Repair Prichard, Rebecca Frame 312 Xmas in Las Vegas Polsky, Abe Yard Gal Human Error Rickman, Alan Devour the Snow Prideaux, James The Innocents’ Crusade My Name Is Rachel Corrie (Viner) Popplewell, Jack The Housekeeper Life and Limb Ridley, Philip Breakfast in Bed The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Life During Wartime Shivered Dear Delinquent Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees The Missionary Position Tender Napalm Hocus Pocus and Other Plays (collection) Nebraska Vincent River Porter, Stephen Lemonade and The Autograph Riedy, David Don Juan Too Much Memory (Gibson) Hound (collection) Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Posner, Aaron Redwood, John Henry Mixed Couples (collection) (var. authors) The Chosen (Potok) No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs The Orphans Rieser, Allan H Cyrano (Hollinger) The Old Settler Postcards Boy Meets Family My Name Is Asher Lev Regan, Sylvia Stuffings and An American Sunset Rifkin, Don H Stupid Fucking Bird Morning Star (collection) Who Am I This Time? (& Other Zelda A Brief Period of Time and Two Eggs Conundrums of Love) Priestley, J.B. Reich, John Scrambled Soft (collection) (see also: Posner, Aaron and James An Inspector Calls Mary Stuart (Goldstone) The Delusion of Angels Sugg) Pryor, Deborah Reich, Richard Riley, Nord The Love Talker The Armored Dove Posner, Aaron and James Sugg House Without Windows Puzzo, Michael Rimmer, David A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Reingold, Jacquelyn The Dirty Talk Album Stupid Fucking Bird Girl Gone Rabe, David Rivera, José Pospisil, Craig Manhattan Class Company Class A Question of Mercy Marisol Choosing Sides (collection) One-Acts, 1992 (collection) (var. Raby, Peter Standing on Ceremony: The Gay The Dunes authors) The Government Inspector Marriage Plays (collection) (var. Life Is Short (collection) String Fever The Three Musketeers authors) Months on End Things Between Us (collection) Outstanding Men’s Monologues Raffo, Heather Roberts, Mark Rengier, John Volume One 9 Parts of Desire Parasite Drag By Hex (Blankman, Gehman) Outstanding Men’s Monologues Raine, Nina Rantoul and Die Resnik, Muriel Volume Two Rabbit Where the Great Ones Run Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Tribes Any Wednesday Roberts, Meade (collection) (var. authors) Rambo, David Reuter, Anna Helen A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two God’s Man in Texas Life with Mother Superior (Trahey) Robertson, Lanie (collection) (var. authors) The Ice-Breaker Reyes, Guillermo Woman Before a Glass Outstanding Women’s Monologues The Lady with All the Answers Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Robinson, Charles K. Volume One Raphaelson, Samson Comedy (collection) (var. authors) The Flying Gerardos (Nicholson) Outstanding Women’s Monologues Hilda Crane Rhodes, Rick Roche, Billy Volume Two Jason Ug, The Caveman Musical (Vivian Amphibians Somewhere in Between The Perfect Marriage Rhodes) The Cavalcaders

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Lay Me Down Softly Runyon, Damon Heaven on Earth Seiler, Conrad The Wexford Trilogy (collection) A Slight Case of Murder (Lindsay) The Kentucky Cycle (collection) Beauty Parade Rodewald, Heidi Ruskin, Adina L. Schiffbauer, John William Good Night, Caroline Passing Strange (Dorsen, Stew) The Art of Remembering Live Broadcast Our Girls Rogers, Howard Emmett Russell, John C. Schisgal, Murray What’s Wrong with the Girls Yes Means No (Leary) Stupid Kids All Over Town Why I Am a Bachelor Rogers, J.T. Ryan, James An American Millionaire The Wonderful Adventures of Don Blood and Gifts The Young Girl and the Monsoon The Chinese and Dr. Fish (collection) Quixote Madagascar Ryan, Kate Moira Ducks and Lovers Sekacz, Ilona The Overwhelming The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Five One-Act Plays (collection) The Beggar’s Opera (Caird) White People (Chapman) Jealousy and There Are No Sacher Selden, George Roland, Joe Cavedweller Tortes in our Society! (collection) The Children’s Story On the Line Ryan, Tammy Jimmy Shine Seligman, Marjorie Roman, Lawrence Pig Luv (see Seligman, Marjorie and Sonya Fogle) Under the Yum Yum Tree Ryerson, Florence Man Dangling (collection) Seligman, Marjorie and Sonya Rome, Harold Isn’t Nature Wonderful? (Clements) Oatmeal and Kisses Fogle The Zulu and the Zayda (DaSilva, Sabath, Bernard Old Wine in a New Bottle More Solo Readings (monologues) Leon) Twain Plus Twain (collection) Play Time Solo Readings for Radio and Class Roper, Amelia Sachs, Stephen Popkins Work (monologues) Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Bakersfield Mist The Pushcart Peddlers, The Flatulist Still More Solo Readings (monologues) (collection) (var. authors) Safdie, Oren and Other Plays (collection) Seller, Thomas The Bilbao Effect Road Show Rosa, Dennis Xingu The Last Word… Sexaholics and Other Plays (collection) Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Setlock, Mark Private Jokes, Public Places The Typists and the Tiger (collection) the Sign of Four Pageant Play (Wilkas) Rose, Reginald Sammis, Edward R. Schmidt, Erica Day in the Sun (Heyn) Shanley, John Patrick Dear Friends Debbie Does Dallas (Schwartz, Beggars in the House of Plenty Rosenberg, James L. Sams, Jeremy Sherman) Enigma Variations The Big Funk The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch Schmidt, Paul Cellini Sanchez-Scott, Milcha Mel Says to Give You His Best Ivanov Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Dog Lady and The Cuban Swimmer Rosenstock, Kim Seven Short Farces by Anton Defiance (collection) Tigers Be Still Chekhov (collection) Dirty Story Evening Star Rosenthal, Ben Schnee, Thelma Doubt, a Parable Roosters Thicker than Water (collection) (var. The Whole World Over The Dreamer Examines His Pillow Sands, Leslie authors) Schneider, Barbara Four Dogs and a Bone and The Wild Cat’s Cradle Ross, Lisette Lecat Flight Lines and Crossings (collection) Goose (collection) Something to Hide Dark Sun Schraft, Micah French Waitress and Other Plays Santeiro, Luis Scent of the Roses H A Dog’s House (collection) The Lady from Havana Ross, Melissa Schrock, Gladden Italian American Reconciliation Land O’Fire H Glutt Missing/Kissing (collection) Nice Girl Our Lady of the Tortilla H Schulman, Charlie Outside Mullingar Of Good Stock A Royal Affair The Birthday Present and The Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Thinner than Water Sartin, Laddy Rosten, Norman Ground Zero Club (collection) (collection) (var. authors) Blessed Assurance Psychopathia Sexualis Come Slowly, Eden Catfish Moon Schulman, Sarah Mister Johnson Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Romantic Poetry (Krieger) Sater, Steven Sailor’s Song Roth, Ari Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Carbondale Dreams Savage in Limbo 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 (collection) (var. Schulner, David Saunders, James Storefront Church authors) An Infinite Ache Bodies Welcome to the Moon and Other Rothstein, Sharyn This Thing of Darkness (Lucas) Next Time I’ll Sing to You Plays (collection) By the Water Schultz, Mark A Scent of Flowers Where’s My Money? Deathbed Roulston, Keith Savage, George Women of Manhattan The Gingerbread House Another Season’s Promise (Chislett) Young Adventure (McRae) Sharp, Randall Everything Will Be Different Royal, Bert V. Sayers, Dorothy L. Last Man Club Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Busman’s Honeymoon (Byrne) Schwartz, Susan L. Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Teenage Blockhead Schario, Christopher Debbie Does Dallas (Schmidt, Little Kid Rudnick, Paul A Christmas Carol Sherman) Shaw, Irwin I Hate Hamlet Schary, Dore Scott, Douglas Bury the Dead Jeffrey The Highest Tree Mountain—The Journey of Justice The Gentle People The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told Sunrise at Campobello Douglas The Survivors (Viertel) The Naked Eye Scheffer, Will Sedaris, Amy Shawn, Wallace The New Century (collection) Falling Man and Other Monologues The Book of Liz (David Sedaris) Aunt Dan and Lemon Regrets Only (collection) Sedaris, David The Designated Mourner Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Schenkkan, Robert The Book of Liz (Amy Sedaris) The Fever Marriage Plays (collection) (var. All the Way Segall, Harry Grasses of a Thousand Colors authors) Final Passages Heaven Can Wait The Hotel Play Valhalla Four One-Act Plays (collection) Mister Angel The Mandrake

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Marie and Bruce On the Mountain Singer, Blair Spence, Wall Sheffer, Erika Other People Meg’s New Friend Shooting High (Metcalfe) Russian Transport Picked The Most Damaging Wound Spencer, T.J. Shelley, Elsa Teddy Ferrara Skinner, Cornelia Otis Jonah Foxhole in the Parlor What Didn’t Happen The Pleasure of His Company (Taylor) Spewack, Bella Shepard, Sam Where Do We Live Sklar, George (see: Spewack, Bella and Samuel Ages of the Moon Short, Robin And People All Around Spewack) Buried Child Ned Crocker Brown Pelican Spewack, Bella and Samuel Curse of the Starving Class Shue, Larry Laura (Caspary) Spewack Eyes for Consuela The Foreigner Skyler, Tristine Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Fool for Love Grandma Duck Is Dead The Moonlight Room (collection) The God of Hell My Emperor’s New Clothes Sloan, Brian My Three Angels H Heartless The Nerd WTC View Trousers to Match Kicking a Dead Horse Wenceslas Square Smart, Mat Woman Bites Dog The Late Henry Moss Shulman, Max The Steadfast Spewack, Samuel A Lie of the Mind The Tender Trap (Smith) Smith, Alena The Golden State H A Particle of Dread (Oedipus Shuman, Mort The Bad Guys Play It by Ear (The Festival) Variations) Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well & Smith, Anna Deavere The Prince and Mr. Jones Seduced Living in Paris (Blau, Brel) Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Two Blind Mice Simpatico Shurtleff, Michael Brooklyn and Other Identities Under the Sycamore Tree States of Shock Call Me by My Rightful Name House Arrest: A Search for (see also: Spewack, Bella and When the World was Green (A Shyre, Paul American Character In and Around Samuel Spewack) Chef’s Fable) (Chaikin) Drums Under the Windows the White House, Past and Present Spiegel, Ruby Rae Sheppard, Julian I Knock at the Door Let Me Down Easy H Dry Land Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Buicks A Whitman Portrait Spigelgass, Leonard Love and Happiness Filloux, et al.) Siefert, Lynn The Wrong Way Light Bulb Whatever Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 Coyote Ugly Squire, Aurin Sherman, Andrew Smith, Conrad Sutton Little Egypt Freefalling Debbie Does Dallas (Schmidt, Chain of Circumstances Silver, Nicky Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two Schwartz) A Dash of Bitters (Denham) The Agony & The Agony (collection) (var. authors) Sherman, James Smith, Deborah Salem The Altruists St. Germain, Mark Jacob and Jack H Love Alone Beautiful Child Becoming Dr. Ruth Jest a Second! Smith, Earl Hobson The Eros Trilogy (collection) Best of Enemies Mr. 80% Stephen Foster or Weep No More Fat Men in Skirts H Dancing Lessons Romance in D My Lady Fit to Be Tied Freud’s Last Session Sherman, Jonathan Marc Smith, Evan The Food Chain Out of Gas on Lovers Leap Evolution Remedial English The Lyons H Scott and Hem Knickerbocker The Savannah Disputation The Maiden’s Prayer (see also: Markus, John, Mark St. Sophistry The Uneasy Chair Pterodactyls Germain, and Randy Courts) Things We Want Smith, Milburn Stafford, Nick Three Short Plays (collection) Raised in Captivity The Ten O’ Clock Scholar (Banci) Veins and Thumbtacks Three Changes Smith, Robert Paul Katherine Desouza Women and Wallace Too Much Sun The Tender Trap (Shulman) Stavis, Barrie Wonderful Time Silverman, Ethan Smith, Tommy The Man Who Never Died Sherman, Martin Manhattan Class Company Class Pigeon Stein, Mark A Passage to India One-Acts, 1992 (collection) (var. Sneed, Helen At Long Last Leo Sherwood, Robert E. authors) Fix Me, Jesus Direct from Death Row The Abe Lincoln in Illinois Silverstein, Shel Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Scottsboro Boys Idiot’s Delight An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein Detective (Eberhard, Levy, Webb) The Groves of Academe and The The Petrified Forest (collection) Snyder, William Plumber’s Apprentice (collection) Shel’s Shorts (collection) The Days and Nights of BeeBee Stein, Sol Second Threshold (Barry) Simms, Willard Fenstermaker A Shadow of My Enemy Small War on Murray Hill The Acting Lesson Soderberg, Douglas Steinbeck, John There Shall Be No Night Miss Farnsworth The Root of Chaos Burning Bright Shideler, Ross The Passing of an Actor Sommer, Edith The Moon Is Down The Night of the Tribades Then and Now (collection) A Roomful of Roses Of Mice and Men Shiffrin, A.B. Two’s a Crowd Son, Diana Stephens, Harry Angel in the Pawnshop Simon, Neil Satellites Tracers (DiFusco, John, Vincent Twilight Walk The Star-Spangled Girl Stop Kiss Caristi, et al.) Shine, Ted Simonson, Eric Sondheim, Stephen Stephens, Simon Contributions (collection) Bang the Drum Slowly Getting Away with Murder (Furth) Bluebird Shinn, Christopher H Bronx Bombers Sorell, Walter The Curious Incident of the Dog in The Coming World Lombardi Everyman Today the Night-Time Dying City Magic/Bird Soyinka, Wole Harper Regan Four Work Song: Three Views of Frank The Trials of Brother Jero and The H Heisenberg Now or Later Lloyd Wright (Hatcher) Strong Breed (collection) H Punk Rock

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Stephenson, Shelagh Food for Fish Stay The Last Night of Ballyhoo Ancient Lights Hearts Like Fists Where We’re Born Urban, Ken An Experiment with an Air Pump Nerve Thurschwell, Harry T. The Awake Five Kinds of Silence Tabori, George A Young Man’s Fancy (Golden) The Correspondent The Memory of Water Flight into Egypt Todd, Matthew The Happy Sad Steppling, John Taikeff, Stanley Blowing Whistles The Private Lives of Eskimos The Dream Coast Ah, Eurydice! Tolan, Kathleen Ustinov, Peter Stetson, Jeff Talbott, Daniel Approximating Mother The Love of Four Colonels The Meeting Slipping Tolan, Peter Photo Finish Stew Tally, Ted Stay Carl Stay, Best Half Foot Forward Romanoff and Juliet Passing Strange (Dorsen, Rodewald) Hooters and Pillow Talk (collection) Valcq, James Stewart, Michael Little Footsteps Tolan, Stephanie Zombies from the Beyond Those That Play the Clowns Silver Linings The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Valency, Maurice Stitt, Milan Terra Nova (Liebman, Paterson) Conversation with a Sphinx Back in the Race Tasca, Jules Tolins, Jonathan Feathertop The Runner Stumbles Tadpole Buyer & Cellar The Madwoman of Chaillot Stockton, Richard F. Taylor, Douglas The Last Sunday in June Regarding Electra Prisoner of the Crown (Herd) The Agreement Topor, Tom The Thracian Horses Storm, Lesley Five in Judgment Answers Valenti, Michael Heart of a City The Sudden and Accidental Tovatt, Patrick Quack (Marowitz) Strand, Richard Re-Education of Horse Johnson Bartok as Dog van Druten, John The Death of Zukasky Taylor, Regina Trahey, Jane Bell, Book and Candle Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Crowns Life with Mother Superior (Reuter) The Druid Circle Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Taylor, Samuel Trask, Stephen I Am a Camera Stratford, Aoise First Love Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Mitchell) I Remember Mama Outstanding Short Plays Volume Two The Happy Time Treem, Sarah I’ve Got Sixpence (collection) (var. authors) Legend The How and the Why The Mermaids Singing The Voice of the Turtle Street Man, Chic The Pleasure of His Company H When We Were Young and van Itallie, Jean-Claude Spunk (Wolfe) (Skinner) Unafraid America Hurrah (collection) Stryk, Lydia Sabrina Fair Tremblay, Michel Bag Lady H Monte Carlo A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Bonjour, La, Bonjour The Cherry Orchard Sublett, Robbie Collier Taylor, Simon Watson Forever Yours, Marie-Lou Early Warnings (collection) You Better Sit Down: Tales from My The Ubu Plays (collection) Les Belles Soeurs A Fable Parents’ Divorce (Kauffman, Anne, Teachout, Terry Treon, Phil The King of the United States Matthew Maher, et al.) Satchmo at the Waldorf Crunch Time (Medoff) Master and Margarita or, The Devil Sugg, James Teichmann, Howard Trow, George W.S. Comes to Moscow Miss Lonelyhearts The Tennis Game (see: Posner, Aaron and James Sugg) Mystery Play The Solid Gold Cadillac Sullivan, Sir Arthur Troy, Jonathan The Sea Gull Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Who Temperley, Stephen All Because of Agatha The Serpent Loves a Salary (Kaufman) Souvenir A Handful of Rainbows Seven Short and Very Short Plays Sun, Nilaja Tesich, Steve The Haunted Honeymoon (collection) No Child… The Carpenters Web of Murder Three Sisters Sutton, Joe Thatcher, Kristine Trumbo, Dalton The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or Voir Dire Among Friends The Biggest Thief in Town “How Not to Do It Again”) Sutton, Michael Emma’s Child Trzcinski, Edmund Uncle Vanya Over My Dead Body (Fingleton) Voice of Good Hope Stalag 17 (Bevan) War and Four Other Plays (collection) Svanoe, Bill Thomas, Freyda Tuan, Alice Vari, John Punch and Judy The Gamester Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Farewell, Farewell, Eugene (Ackland) Swados, Elizabeth Thompson, Ernest Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Varon, Charlie Nightclub Cantata Answers (collection) tucker green, debbie The People’s Violin Swanson, C. Denby On Golden Pond born bad Rabbi Sam The Norwegians The West Side Waltz truth and reconciliation Rush Limbaugh in Night School Sweet, Jeffrey Thompson, Paul Tumarin, Boris Vaughan, The Action Against Sol Schumann The Children’s Crusade The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow) Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Responsible Parties Thorne, Joan Vail Turner, David (collection) (var. authors) Routed The Exact Center of the Universe Semi-Detached Praying for Rain Stops Along the Way The Things You Least Expect Turney, Catherine The Rest of the Night Ties Thorne, Tracy My Dear Children (Horwin) Vidal, Gore The Value of Names We Are Here Turney, Robert The Best Man With and Without Thornton, Jane Daughters of Atreus Romulus Swet, Peter Shakers (Godber) Tuttle, Jon Visit to a Small Planet The Interview Thurber, Lucy The Hammerstone Weekend Sydow, Jack H Ashville The Palace of the Moorish Kings Viertel, Peter The Brothers Karamazov (Tumarin) H The Insurgents Terminal Cafe The Survivors (Shaw) Szymkowicz, Adam Killers and Other Family Uhry, Alfred Viner, Katharine Deflowering Waldo Scarcity Driving Miss Daisy My Name Is Rachel Corrie (Rickman)

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Violett, Ellen Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) White, Jr., Harley The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Brewsie and Willie (Blake) 90° in the Shade and Dust in Your Direct from Death Row The Anymore Vogel, Paula Eyes (collection) Scottsboro Boys The Mutilated And Baby Makes Seven Webb, Peter White, Natalie E. The Night of the Iguana The Baltimore Waltz Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl The Billion Dollar Saint The Notebook of Trigorin A Civil War Christmas: An American Detective (Eberhard, Levy, Sneed) Seven Nuns at Las Vegas Orpheus Descending Musical Celebration (Waters) Splendora (Campbell, Hoffman) Seven Nuns South of the Border Desdemona, A Play About a Weidman, Jerome White, Sharr Out Cry Handkerchief Asterisk! Achilles in Sparta A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot Hot ’n’ Throbbing Ivory Tower (Yaffe) Annapurna Period of Adjustment How I Learned to Drive Weill, Gus The Other Place The Red Devil Battery Sign The Long Christmas Ride Home To Bury a Cousin Six Years The Rose Tattoo The Snow Geese The Mineola Twins Weiner, Wendy Small Craft Warnings The Oldest Profession Hillary: A Modern Greek Sunlight Something Cloudy, Something Clear Vogelstein, Cherie Tragedy with a (Somewhat) Whittell, Crispin A Streetcar Named Desire All About Al Happy Ending Darwin in Malibu Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Weinraub, Bernard Whitty, Jeff Suddenly Last Summer (collection) (var. authors) The Accomplices The Further Adventures of Hedda Summer and Smoke Wackler, Rebecca Weisman, Annie Gabler Sweet Bird of Youth Tent Meeting (Larson, Lee) Be Aggressive The Hiding Place The Two-Character Play Wiener, David Wade, Kevin Hold Please Vieux Carré Blood Orange Key Exchange Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Williamson, David Wilbur, Richard Mr. & Mrs. Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) Money and Friends Wade, Laura Surf Report Amphitryon Willimon, Beau Breathing Corpses Weiss, Matthew Andromache Colder Than Here Hesh The Bungler Breathing Time Other Hands Weitz, Paul Don Juan Farragut North The Imaginary Cuckold, or Sganarelle Posh Lonely, I’m Not Lower Ninth The Learned Ladies Wadud, Ali Privilege Spirit Control Le Cid Companions of the Fire Roulette Willinger, David The Liar Walden, William Show People Lovers’ Quarrels Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends Treasures on Earth Trust The Misanthrope Willis, Jane Wallach, Ira Weller, Michael Phaedra Men Without Dates and Slam! The Absence of a Cello Beast School for Husbands (collection) Wanshel, Jeff Dogbrain The School for Wives Fifty Words Wilson, David Henry Auto-Destruct and The Rhesus The Suitors Side Effects All the World’s a Stage Umbrella (collection) Tartuffe Tira Tells Everything There Is to The Disintegration of James Cherry The Theatre of Illusion Wilson, Lanford Know About Herself and The Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the Wilk, Max Abstinence Bodybuilders (collection) Russian Navy Cloud Seven Angels Fall Welsh, Kenneth Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Balm in Gilead Lautrec (Feingold) Standup Shakespeare (Leslee) Wilkas, Matthew A Betrothal Ward, Douglas Turner Wertenbaker, Timberlake Pageant Play (Setlock) Book of Days Brotherhood The Grace of Mary Traverse Williams, Emlyn Brontosaurus Happy Ending and A Day of Absence Wesley, Richard The Corn Is Green Burn This (collection) The Mighty Gents Someone Waiting The Reckoning The Past Is the Past and Gettin’ It Williams, Jason Odell By the Sea By the Sea By the Warren, Robert Penn Together (collection) Handle with Care Beautiful Sea (collection) (var. All the King’s Men The Sirens Williams, Samm-Art authors) Wasserstein, Wendy West, Cheryl L. Home Fifth of July An American Daughter Before It Hits Home Williams, Tennessee Four Short Plays (collection) The Heidi Chronicles Jar the Floor 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Other Ghosts Isn’t It Romantic Motherhood Out Loud (Ayvazian, Plays (collection) The Gingham Dog Seven One-Act Plays (collection) Leslie, Brooke Berman, et al.) American Blues (collection) The Sisters Rosensweig Wettig, Patricia Battle of Angels The Great Nebula in Orion and Third F2M Camino Real Three Other Plays (collection) Uncommon Women and Others Whedon, Tom Cat on a Hot Tin Roof The Hot L Baltimore Waters, Daryl Money (Axlerod, Pottle) Clothes for a Summer Hotel Lemon Sky A Civil War Christmas: An American Wheeler, Hugh Dragon Country (collection) Ludlow Fair and Home Free! (collection) Musical Celebration (Vogel) Big Fish, Little Fish The Eccentricities of a Nightingale The Moonshot Tape and A Poster of Watson, Ara Look: We’ve Come Through The Glass Menagerie the Cosmos (collection) Bite the Hand, Mooncastle (collection) We Have Always Lived in the Castle The Gnadiges Fraulein The Mound Builders A Different Moon Whelan, Peter I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix Treasure Island The Herbal Bed In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Rain Dance Win/Lose/Draw (collection) White, John Kingdom of Earth Redwood Curtain (Gallagher) Bugs and Veronica (collection) A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur The Rimers of Eldritch

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The Sand Castle and Three Other Wohl, Bess Orange Flower Water Yep, Laurence Plays (collection) H American Hero The Pavilion Dragonwings A Sense of Place or Virgil Is Still the H Small Mouth Sounds Recent Tragic Events Yordan, Philip Frogboy Wolfe, George C. Wright, Doug Anna Lucasta Serenading Louie The Colored Museum Grey Gardens (Frankel, Korie) Young, Stanley Sympathetic Magic Spunk (Street Man) I Am My Own Wife Mr. Pickwick Talley & Son Wolfson, Victor H Posterity Zadravec, Stefanie Talley’s Folly Excursion Quills The Electric Baby Three Sisters Wollner, Donald Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Honey Brown Eyes Thymus Vulgaris Kid Purple Marriage Plays (collection) (var. Zark, Jenna Wilson, Lauren Wong, Elizabeth authors) A Body of Water (collection) The Stonewater Rapture Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Divine Zavin, Benjamin Bernard Comedy (collection) (var. authors) Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening of Hyde Play The Family Man (Leo) Wood, Maxine One-Act Plays (collection) The Golden State Zindel, Paul On Whitman Avenue Watbanaland Wilson, Mary Louise Amulets Against the Dragon Forces Woodard, Charlayne Wright, William H. Full Gallop (Hampton) And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Flight The Man in the Dog Suit (Beich) Theatrical Haiku (collection) The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man- In Real Life Yaffe, James Wilson, Michael in-the-Moon Marigolds Neat Cliffhanger A Christmas Carol—A Ghost Story The Night Watcher The Deadly Game Every Seventeen Minutes the Crowd of Christmas Pretty Fire Ivory Tower (Weidman) Goes Crazy! Wilson, Tracey Scott Wooten, Jamie Yale, Kathleen Betsko Ladies at the Alamo The Good Negro (see Jones, Jessie, Nicholas Hope, Johnny Bull Let Me Hear You Whisper and The The Story Jamie Wooten) Yalman, Tunc Ladies Should Be in Bed (collection) Wiltse, David Wooten, John J. The Liar The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild A Dance Lesson Trophies The Trickeries of Scapin Ziegler, Anna A Grand Romance Worton, Jenny Yankee, Luke BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) Winters, Marian Through a Glass Darkly The Last Lifeboat Life Science A Is for All (collection) Wright, Craig A Place at Forest Lawn (Bontempo) Photograph 51 Witten, Matthew Grace Yankowitz, Susan Zweibel, Alan The Deal Lady Seven (Cizmar, Paula, Catherine Outstanding Short Plays Volume One Washington Square Moves Mistakes Were Made Filloux, et al.) (collection) (var. authors)

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

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Adams, John and Abigail Beaton, Betsy Brooks, Walter The Sea Gull American Primitive (or John and The Boy with Green Hair Your Every Wish a new version by Jean-Claude van Abigail) by F. Andrew Leslie, based on the by Clifford Goldsmith, based on the Itallie Akutagawa, Ryunosuke motion picture, which was drawn short story “Youth Is Stranger Seven Short Farces by Anton See What I Wanna See from an original story Than Fiction” Chekhov by Michael John LaChiusa, based on Beaumarchais, Pierre Bruckner, Ferdinand translated by Paul Schmidt short stories by Ryunosuke Figaro Race H STUPID FUCKING BIRD Akutagawa, as translated by by Charles Morey, freely adapted adapted by Barry Edelstein sort of adapted from The Seagull by Takashi Kojima from Le Mariage de Figaro Büchner, Georg Aaron Posner Albom, Mitch The Marriage of Figaro H WOYZECK, LEONCE AND LENA Three Sisters Tuesdays with Morrie translated and adapted by Joan translated by John Christopher Jones translated by Curt Columbus by and Mitch Holden Bulgakov, Mikhail The Three Sisters Albom, based on the book Beckerman, Ilene Black Snow translated by Robert W. Corrigan Aleichem, Sholom Love, Loss and What I Wore Keith Reddin’s dramatization of Three Sisters THE WORLD OF SHOLOM ALEICHEM by Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron, the novel a version by Brian Friel by Arnold Perl based on the book Heart of a Dog Three Sisters Tevya and His Daughters Benét, Stephen Vincent adapted by Frank Galati a new version by Tracy Letts based by Arnold Perl, based on stories Johnny Pye Master and Margarita or, The on dramaturgical translations by Allison, Dorothy by Randy Courts and Mark St. Germain, Devil Comes to Moscow Charlotte Hobson and Cavedweller adapted from the short story by Jean-Claude van Itallie, from Dassia N. Posner by Kate Moira Ryan, based on the novel “Johnny Pye and the Foolkiller” the novel Three Sisters Anderson, Hans Christian THE DEVIl and daniel webster Carrière, Jean-Claude a revised English version by My Emperor’s New Clothes by Stephen Vincent Benét, music by The Controversy of Valladolid Jean-Claude van Itallie by Larry Shue, from a story Douglas Moore English version by Richard Nelson Three Sisters Anouilh, Jean John BROWN’s body Carroll, Lewis translated by Lanford Wilson The Lark by Stephen Vincent Benét Alice in Wonderland Two Fools Who Gained a adapted by Lillian Hellman Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories created by The Manhattan Project, Measure of Wisdom Ring Round the Moon of America under the direction of by Tim Kelly, after the short story adapted by Christopher Fry by F. Andrew Leslie Cary, Joyce “Nothing to Choose Between Them” To Fool the Eye Benson, Sally Mister Johnson Unchanging Love adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, translated Junior Miss by Norman Rosten, from the novel by Romulus Linney, from the story by Stephanie L. Debner by and Joseph Caspary, Vera “In the Hollow” Arbuzov, Aleksei Fields, based on the stories Laura Uncle Vanya The Promise Bentley, Eric by Vera Caspary and George Sklar, translated by Robert W. Corrigan translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff Silent Partners based on the novel Uncle Vanya Asch, Sholom by Charles Marowitz, based on The Cheever, John a version by Brian Friel God of Vengeance Brecht Memoir A Cheever Evening Uncle Vanya by Donald Margulies, adapted from Bergman, Ingmar by A.R. Gurney, based on The an English version by a literal translation by Through a Glass Darkly Stories of John Cheever Joachim Neugroschel adapted by Jenny Worton Chekhov, Anton Jean-Claude van Itallie Austen, Jane H SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE The Black Monk: A Chamber The Wisteria Trees H SENSE AND SENSIBILITY English version by Emily Mann Musical by Joshua Loga, based on The adapted by Kate Hamill, based on Biddle, Cordelia Drexel and book, music and lyrics by Wendy Cherry Orchard the novel Kyle Crichton Kesselman, inspired by the story The Wood Demon Bakr, Salwa The Happiest Millionaire The Cherry Orchard translated by Robert W. Corrigan Karima’s City and Such a Beautiful by Kyle Crichton, suggested by the translated by Robert W. Corrigan Clavell, James Voice is Sayeda’s book My Philadelphia Father The Cherry Orchard The Children’s Story by Yussef El Guindi, adapted from Blechman, Burt adapted by Emily Mann by George Selden the short stories My Mother, My Father and Me The Cherry Orchard Connell, Evan S. Bannon, Ann by Lillian Hellman, based on the a version by Jean-Claude van Itallie The Palace of the Moorish Kings The Beebo Brinker Chronicles book How Much? Ivanov by Jon Tuttle, based on the short story by Kate Moira Ryan and Linda S. Boucicault, Dion translated and adapted by Cooper, Giles Chapman, based on the books I Am H AN OCTOROON Curt Columbus Everything in the Garden a Woman, Women in the Shadow, by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, based Ivanov by Edward Albee, from the play and Journey to a Woman on The Octoroon translated by Robert W. Corrigan Coppel, Alec and Myra Barca, Pedro Calderón de la Brand, Millen Ivanov The Gazebo Life Is a Dream The World We Make translated by Paul Schmidt by Alec Coppel, based on the story translated and adapted by Nilo Cruz by , based on The The Notebook of Trigorin Corle, Edwin Barrett, William E. Outward Room a free adaptation of The Seagull by The Man in the Dog Suit The Lilies of the Field Brel, Jacques Tennessee Williams by Albert Beich and William H. by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel JACQUES BREL IS ALIVE AND WELL & H PLATONOV Wright, from a novel Barrie, J.M. LIVING IN PARIS translated by John Christopher Jones Corneille, Pierre Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would production conception, English lyrics, The Sea Gull Le Cid Not Grow Up and additional material by Eric translated by Robert W. Corrigan translated by Richard Wilbur in a new version by John Caird and Blau and Mort Shuman, music by The Seagull The Liar Trevor Nunn Jacques Brel a new version by Christopher Hampton by David Ives, adapted from the comedy

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The Liar Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Fontaine, Robert Harris, Mark translated by Richard Wilbur The Brothers Karamazov The happy time Bang the Drum Slowly The Theatre of Illusion by David Fishelson, from the novel by Samuel Taylor, based on stories by Eric Simonson, from the novel translated by Richard Wilbur The Brothers Karamazov Forbes, Kathryn Hawthorne, Nathaniel Corrie, Rachel by Boris Tumarin and Jack Sydow, I Remember Mama Feathertop My Name is Rachel Corrie from the novel by John van Druten, adapted from by Maurice Valency, after the story edited by Alan Rickman and The Devils Mama’s Bank Account Hellman, Lillian Katharine Viner by Elizabeth Egloff, from the novel Forster, E.M. Lillian Crane, Stephen The Idiot A Passage to India by William Luce, based on the The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky by David Fishelson, from the novel by Martin Sherman, from the novel autobiographical writings of by Frank Crocitto, from the story Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan Frank, Anne Lillian Hellman Cunningham, Michael The Hound of the Baskervilles The Diary of Anne Frank Henry, O. Flesh and Blood by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett The Gifts of the Magi by Peter Gaitens, adapted from Sherlock Holmes and the Curse The Diary of Anne Frank music by Randy Courts, lyrics by the novel of the Sign of Four by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Mark St. Germain and Randy Courts Cunningham, Michael and Craig by Dennis Rosa, based on the novel newly adapted by Wendy Kesselman Hersey, John Marberry Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan and Gaddis, Eugene R. A Bell for Adano Crowns William Gillette Chick by Paul Osborn, from the novel by Regina Taylor, adapted from the book Sherlock Holmes: The Final by David Grimm, based on the book Hughes, Langston Davidson, Osha Gray Adventure Magician of the Modern Simply Heavenly Best of Enemies adapted by Steven Dietz, based on Gaines, Ernest J. by Langston Hughes, music by David by Mark St. Germain, based on The the 1899 play A Lesson Before Dying Martin, based on the novel Simple Best of Enemies du Maurier, Daphne by Romulus Linney, based on the novel Takes a Wife Day, Clarence My Cousin Rachel Gay, John Hurston, Zora Neale Life with Father by Diana Morgan, from the novel The Beggar’s Opera Spunk by Howard Lindsay and Russel the birds in a new version by John Caird and by George C. Wolfe, music by Chic Crouse, after the book by Conor McPherson, from the story Ilona Sekacz Street Man, adapted from three Life with Mother Rebecca Gilbert, W.S. and Sir Arthur Sullivan short stories by Howard Lindsay and Russel by Daphne du Maurier Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Husson, Albert Crouse, based on the stories Dumas, Alexandre Who Loved a Salary My Three Angels de Benedetti, Aldo The Three Musketeers by George S. Kaufman, music by by Samuel Spewack and Bella Two Dozen Red Roses by Peter Raby, from the novel Sir Arthur Sullivan Spewack, based on La Cuisine by Kenneth Horne, from the Italian Dürrenmatt, Friedrich Giraudoux, Jean des anges de Cervantes, Miguel The Deadly Game Amphitryon 38 Hyman, Mac The Wonderful Adventures of by James Yaffe, adapted from the adapted by S.N. Behrman No Time for Sergeants Don Quixote novel Trapps Duel of Angels by Ira Levin, adapted from the novel by Conrad Seiler, adapted from Romulus translated and adapted by Ibsen, Henrik the novel by Gore Vidal, from a play Christopher Fry Brand de la Barca, Pedro Calderón Dybek, Stuart Judith translated by Michael Meyer LIFE IS A DREAM I Sailed with Magellan translated by Christopher Fry A Doll’s House translated and adapted by Nilo Cruz by Claudia Allen, adapted from The Madwoman of Chaillot adapted by Frank McGuinness Delany, A. Elizabeth and Sarah L., the novel adapted by Maurice Valency A Doll’s House with Amy Hill Hearth Ehrenreich, Barbara Gogol, Nikolai translated by Michael Meyer Having Our Say, the Delany Nickel and Dimed The Government Inspector Emperor and Galilean Sisters’ First 100 Years by Joan Holden, based on Nickel adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher translated by Michael Meyer by Emily Mann, adapted from the book and Dimed, On (Not) Geitting By The Government Inspector An Enemy of the People Dickens, Charles in America adapted by Peter Raby translated by Michael Meyer A Christmas Carol Enquist, Per Olov Marriage An Enemy of the People adapted by Doris Baizley The Night of the Tribades English version by Barbara Field adapted by Arthur Miller A Christmas Carol translated by Ross Shideler Goldoni, Carlo Ghosts adapted by Romulus Linney Faulkner, William The Liar translated by Michael Meyer A Christmas Carol Tomorrow translation by Tunc Yalman Ghosts by Christopher Schario, adapted by Horton Foote, adapted from a The Servant of Two Masters translation by Lanford Wilson from the book short story translated and adapted by Jeffrey Hedda Gabler A Christmas Carol: Scrooge Feaver, William Hatcher and Paolo Emilio Landi adapted by Jon Robin Baitz and Marley The Pitmen Painters Gomes, Dias Hedda Gabler by Israel Horovitz, adapted from A by Lee Hall, inspired by the book Journey to Bahia a new version by Brian Friel Christmas Carol Feydeau, Georges adapted by Stanley Richards Hedda Gabler A Christmas Carol—A Ghost A Flea in Her Ear Goodman, George English version by Story of Christmas adapted by Frank Galati The Wheeler Dealers Hedda Gabler adapted by Michael Wilson A Flea in Her Ear by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel translated by Michael Meyer Great Expectations a new version of the farce by David Ives Granville-Barker, Harley The Lady from the Sea by Barbara Field, from the novel The Ladies Man The Voysey Inheritance translated by Michael Meyer The Life and Adventures of by Charles Morey, freely translated and adapted by David Mamet Little Eyolf Nicholas Nickleby: PartS I and II adapted from Tailleur pour dames Grumberg, Jean-Claude translated by Michael Meyer adapted by David Edgar Fitzgerald, F. Scott Dreyfus in Rehearsal The Master Builder Scrooge The Great Gatsby adapted by Garson Kanin translated by Michael Meyer by Dailey Paskman, adapted from A adapted by Simon Levy Haddon, Mark Paragon Springs Christmas Carol The Last Tycoon The Curious Incident of the Dog by Steven Dietz, based on An Enemy Dinelli, Mel adapted by Simon Levy in the Night-Time of the People The Spiral Staircase Tender Is the Night adapted from the novel by Peer Gynt by F. Andrew Leslie adapted by Simon Levy Simon Stephens translated by Michael Meyer

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The Pillars of Society Knott, Frederick BILLY BUDD The School for Wives translated by Michael Meyer Wait Until Dark by Louis O. Coxe and Robert translated into English verse by The Pretenders adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher Chapman, based on the novel Richard Wilbur translated by Michael Meyer Labiche, Eugene Middleton, Thomas Tartuffe Rosmersholm 90˚ in the Shade The Revenger’s Tragedy translated into English verse by translated by Michael Meyer by Emanuel (Jimmy) Wax, from 29 freely adapted by Jesse Berger from Richard Wilbur When We Dead Awaken degrés à l’ombre the original, incorporating material Tartuffe; or The Weasel translated by Michael Meyer Labiche, Eugene and E. Martin from the writings of Francis Bacon, adapted by Amlin Gray The Wild Duck Dust in Your Eyes John Donne, Thomas Kyd, John The Trickeries of Scapin translated by Michael Meyer translation by Tunc Yalman by Emanuel (Jimmy) Wax, from La Marston, William Shakespeare, Inge, William and John Webster Murakami, Haruki Poudre aux yeux Splendor in the Grass Women Beware Women after the quake Lasswell, Mary by F. Andrew Leslie, adapted from adapted by Jesse Berger adapted by Frank Galati, based Suds in your Eye the screenplay Miller, J.P. on “Honey Pie” and “Superfrog Irving, John by Jack Kirkland, from the novel The People Next Door Saves Tokyo” from the novel The Cider House Rules, Part One: Leivick, H. by F. Andrew Leslie after the quake Here in St. Cloud’s and The Cider The Golem Mitchell, Langdon Murray, Gerard Majella House Rules, Part Two: In Other adapted by David Fishelson, from a The New York Idea Career Angel (Female Version) Parts of the World translation by Joseph C. Landis adapted by David Auburn adapted by Sister Mary Donatus by Peter Parnell, adapted from the novel Lewis, Sinclair Molière Nabokov, Vladimir Isherwood, Christopher Dodsworth Lolita I am a Camera Amphitryon dramatized by by Edward Albee, adapted from by John van Druten, adapted from translated into English verse by Lorca, Federico García the novel The Berlin Stories Richard Wilbur Blood Wedding The Bungler Nemerov, Howard Jackson, Shirley Tall Story The Haunting of Hill House translated by Lillian Groag translated into English verse by by Howard Lindsay and Russel by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel Doña Rosita the Spinster Richard Wilbur Crouse, suggested by the novel WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE translated and adapted by Nilo Cruz Don Juan The Homecoming Game by Hugh Wheeler, based on the The House of Bernarda Alba adapted by Stephen Porter O’Casey, Sean novel adapted by Emily Mann Don Juan Drums Under the Windows Jacobson, Dan translated by Richard Wilbur Macardle, Dorothy by Paul Shyre, from the third of six The Zulu and the Zayda The Golden State The Uninvited autobiographical volumes by Howard DaSilva, Felix Leon and by Lauren Wilson, inspired by by Tim Kelly, from the novel I Knock at the Door Harold Rome, based on the story The Miser Machiavelli, Niccolo by Paul Shyre, from the first of six Jaffe, Rona The Mandrake The Imaginary Cuckold, or The Best of Everything Sganarelle autobiographical volumes translated by Wallace Shawn O’Connor, Frank adapted by Julie Kramer, based on translated by Richard Wilbur Mantel, Hilary Guests of the Nation the book The Imaginary Invalid Wolf Hall Part ONE and Wolf Hall by Neil McKenzie, from a story James, Henry translated and adapted by Part Two: Bring Up the Bodies Three Hand Reel The Turn of the Screw James Magruder by Paul Avila Mayer, three plays by Jeffrey Hatcher, from the story adapted by Mike Poulton The Learned Ladies based on short stories The HEIRESS Maraniss, David translated into English verse by O’Keeffe, John by Ruth and Augustus Goetz, suggested Lombardi Richard Wilbur Wild Oats by the novel Washington Square by Eric Simonson, based on the book The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue by James McLure, based on the Jameson, Storm When Pride Still Mattered—A by David Grimm, translated and freely Restoration comedy The Hidden River Life of Vince Lombardi adapted from Les Femmes savantes Paley, Grace by Ruth and Augustus Goetz, from March, William Lovers’ Quarrels Coney Island Christmas the novel Bad Seed translated into English verse by by Donald Margulies, based on the Jarry, Alfred by , from the novel Richard Wilbur The Ubu Plays story “The Loudest Voice” Marivaux, Pierre The Misanthrope translated by Cyril Connolly and Paso, Alfonso The Triumph of Love translated into English verse by Simon Watson Taylor Blue Heaven Richard Wilbur Joyce, James translated by James Magruder by Reginald Denham, in a free The Miser Stephen D Marshall, Bruce adaptation of the Spanish play translated by David Chambers by Hugh Leonard, from A Portrait of Father Malachy’s Miracle El cielo dentro de casa The Miser the Artist as a Young Man and by Brian Doherty, adapted from Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Stephen Hero the novel translated and adapted by by Reginald Denham, from Cosas de Kafka, Franz Matthiessen, Peter James Magruder papá y mamá The Castle Men’s Lives Quack Recipe for a Crime adapted by David Fishelson and by Joe Pintauro, adapted from the book book and lyrics by Charles Marowitz, by Reginald Denham, a free adaptation music by Michael Valenti, a Aaron Leichter, from a dramatization McCullers, Carson of Receta para un crimen vaudevillized musical version of by Max Brod, based on the novel The Ballad of the Sad Cafe Paz, Octavio The Doctor in Spite of Himself The Metamorphosis adapted by Edward Albee, from Eyes for Consuela Scapin by Charles Dizenzo, from the story the novella by Sam Shepard, based on “The Kerr, Laura and Allen Rivkin adapted by and The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Blue Bouquet” The Farmer’s Daughter Mark O’Donnell Peretz, I. L. by Rebecca Gilman, based on the novel by F. Andrew Leslie, from the School for Husbands Bontche Schweig The member of the wedding screenplay translated into English verse by by Arnold Perl, based on a story Kipling, Rudyard by Carson McCullers Richard Wilbur Pirandello, Luigi Captains and Courage Melville, Herman The School for Lies Henry (After Pirandello) by Israel Horovitz, based on Benito Cereno by David Ives, adapted from by Thomas Kilroy, adapted from Captains Courageous by Robert Lowell, based on a story The Misanthrope Enrico IV

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Piron, Alexis Roussin, André AND HYDE PLAY Twain, Mark H The metromaniacs The Little Hut by Lauren Wilson, from Strange Case The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by David Ives, adapted from adapted by Nancy Mitford of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Laura Eason, adapted from the novel La Métromanie Sayers, Dorothy L. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Huck Finn Poe, Edgar Allan BUsman’s honeymoon adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, from by Eric Coble, adapted from the Murder by Poe by Dorothy L. Sayers and the novella novel The Adventures of by Jeffrey Hatcher, adapted from stories M. St. Claire Byrne Treasure Island Huckleberry Finn Polidori, John Schiller, Friedrich by Ara Watson, from the novel Vampilov, Aleksandr The Vampyre Mary Stuart Stoker, Bram Duck Hunting by Tim Kelly, based on the novella by Jean Stock Goldstone and Dracula translated by Alma H. Law Potok, Chaim John Reich, a free adaptation of by Steven Dietz Volodin, Aleksandr The Chosen Marie Stuart Dracula Five Evenings adapted by Aaron Posner and Chaim Schmitt, Eric-Emmanuel by Crane Johnson translated and adapted by Potok from the novel Enigma Variations Streeter, Edward Ariadne Nicolaeff My Name is Asher Lev translated by Jeremy Sams Father of the Bride von Arnim, Elizabeth by Aaron Posner, adapted from Schnitzler, Arthur by Caroline Francke, from the novel Enchanted April the novel Fucking Men Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation by Matthew Barber, from the novel by Joe DiPietro, adapted from Potter, Beatrix La Ronde by F. Andrew Leslie, from the novel Vonnegut, Kurt The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Sebastian, Mihail Strindberg, August Who am I This Time? (& Other book by Katherine Paterson The Journals of Mihail Sebastian Creditors Conundrums of Love) and Stephanie Tolan, music by adapted by David Auburn translated by Michael Meyer by Aaron Posner, adapted from stories Steve Liebman, adapted from the Sedaris, David Dance of Death Walker, Mildred classic tale The Santaland Diaries and a new version by Richard Greenberg Purdy, James Season’s Greetings The Southwest Corner H THE DANCE OF DEATH by John Cecil Holm, based on the novel Malcolm adapted by Joe Mantello a new version by Conor McPherson by Edward Albee, from the novel Shakespeare, William Ward, Pamela The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) An Almost Holy Picture Racine, Jean Hamlet ESP translated by Michael Meyer Andromache by Paul Baker, adapted from Hamlet by Heather McDonald, freely drawn A Dream Play from the story “The Hairy Little Girl” translated into English verse by Shakespeare’s R&J translated by Michael Meyer Richard Wilbur an adaptation by Joe Calarco Warren, Robert Penn Easter All the King’s Men Phaedra Sheldon, Sidney translated by Michael Meyer adapted by Adrian Hall, based on translated into English verse by The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Erik the Fourteenth by F. Andrew Leslie, from the screenplay the novel Richard Wilbur translated by Michael Meyer Shelley, Mary Watkin, Lawrence Edward The Suitors The Father translated by Richard Wilbur Frankenstein On Borrowed Time freely adapted by Oliver Hailey Raucher, Herman by Victor Gialanella, from the novel by Paul Osborn, from the novel The Father Summer of ‘42 Playing with Fire Wedekind, Frank translated by Michael Meyer book by Hunter Foster, music and (After Frankenstein) Spring Awakening The Ghost Sonata lyrics by David Kirshenbaum, based by Barbara Field, adapted from translated by Jonathan Franzen translated by Michael Meyer upon the novel and screenplay the novel Welty, Eudora Master Olof Regnard, Jean-François Sheridan, Richard Brinsley The Hitch Hikers translated by Michael Meyer The Gamester The School for Scandal Miss Julie adapted by Larry Ketron by Freyda Thomas, inspired by adapted for contemporary audiences translated by Michael Meyer Werfel, Franz Le Joueur by Lewis John Carlino Jacobowsky and the Colonel The Heir Apparent Simonov, K. Playing with Fire translated by Michael Meyer by S.N. Behrman, based on an by David Ives, adapted from The Whole World Over original play Le Légataire universel translated and rewritten for the Storm translated by Michael Meyer West, Nathanael Reza, Yasmina American stage by Thelma Schnee Miss Lonelyhearts ‘Art’ Singer, Isaac Bashevis The Stronger translated by Michael Meyer by Howard Teichmann, from the novel translated by Christopher Hampton Meshugah Wharton, Edith by Emily Mann, adapted from the To Damascus (Parts 1, 2 & 3) God of Carnage Ethan Frome novel translated by Michael Meyer translated by Christopher Hampton by Owen Davis and Donald Davis Life X 3 Sneider, Vern The Virgin Bride Xingu translated by Christopher Hampton The Teahouse of the August Moon translated by Michael Meyer by Thomas Seller, dramatization of The Unexpected Man by John Patrick, based on the novel Tan, Amy the story translated by Christopher Hampton Sophocles The Joy Luck Club Wilde, Oscar Room, Abram H A PARTICLE OF DREAD by Susan Kim, adapted from the novel Bed and Sofa (OEDIPUS VARIATIONS Terkel, Studs The Picture of Dorian Gray music by Polly Pen, lyrics by Laurence by Sam Shepard American Dreams by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, based Klavan, based on the film St. Clair, Margaret adapted by Peter Frisch on the novel Rossetti, Christina A Dash of Bitters the American CLOCK Williams, Tennessee Goblin Market by Reginald Denham and Conrad Sutton by Arthur Miller, based in part on One Arm by Polly Pen and Peggy Harmon, music Smith, adapted from The Perfectionist Hard Times by Moisés Kaufman, based on the by Polly Pen, adapted from the Stein, Gertrude Torgov, Morley short story and screenplay poem Brewsie and Willie Today I Am a Fountain Pen Yerby, Lorees Rostand, Edmond by Ellen Violett and Lisabeth Blake, by Israel Horovitz, based on stories A Place at Forest Lawn Cyrano de Bergerac adapted from the book Turgenev, Ivan by Luke Yankee and James Bontempo, translated by Brian Hooker Steinbeck, John A Month in the Country based on the one-act play Save Me H CYRANO The Grapes of Wrath translated by Ariadne Nicolaeff a Place at Forest Lawn translated by Michael Hollinger, by Frank Galati, from the novel A Month in the Country, After Zindel, Paul adapted by Michael Hollinger and Stevenson, Robert Louis Turgenev The Pigman Aaron Posner CHEMICAL IMBALANCE: A JEKYLL by Brian Friel by F. 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Aguirre-Sacasa, Roberto H UP, DOWN, STRANGE, CHARMED, Two Short Plays Woman Stand Up The Weird BEAUTY, AND TRUTH; LILA ON High Sign DMV Tyrant Bloody Mary THE 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 Dinner with the Superfriends Five One-Act Plays Almost an Evening Funeral Parlor Albee, Edward Made for a Woman Waiting 1-900-Desperate The American Dream, The Bachelor Holiday Four Benches Women in a Playground Sandbox, The Death of Bessie Power Lunch Debate Phyllis and Xenobia Smith, Fam and Yam The M Word Offices Desire, Desire, Desire The American Dream Your Mother’s Butt Peer Review One Minute Play The Sandbox Barlow, Anna Marie Homeland Security John and Mary Doe The Death of Bessie Smith A Limb of Snow and The Meeting Struggle Session Gym Teacher Fam and Yam A Limb of Snow Corbin, Barry The Doctor Will See You Now Under Duress Box and Quotations from The Meeting Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Kitty the Waitress Chairman Mao Tse-Tung Bishop, John The Whiz Bang Cafe The E.Z. Snooz Motel Not My Fault Box Borderlines Dashow, Ken An Altar Boy Talks to God Quotations from Chairman Mao Borderline Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It Tse-Tung Keepin’ an Eye on Louie About Love, Death and Bad Acting All for You and The Actor’s Counting the Ways and Listening Confluence and The Skirmishers Thanks Nightmare Counting the Ways Confluence He Ain’t Heavy Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All Listening The Skirmishers Top of 16 for You Anderson, Robert Black, Stephen Joey-Boy The Actor’s Nightmare Solitaire, Double Solitaire The Pokey and The Horse Latitudes Time Out Three Short Plays Solitaire The Pokey Sing This The Nature and Purpose of the Double Solitaire The Horse Latitudes Dean, Phillip Hayes Universe You Know I Can’t Hear You When Bromberg, Conrad The American Nightmare Death Comes to Us All, Mary Agnes the Water’s Running Actors and At Home Thunder in the Index ‘Dentity Crisis The Shock of Recognititon Actors This Bird of Dawning Singeth All El Guindi, Yussef The Footsteps of Doves At Home Night Long Such a Beautiful Voice is I’ll Be Home for Christmas Transfers Dream of Passion Sayeda’s and Karima’s City I’m Herbert Transfers Moloch Blues Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Arno, Owen G. The Rooming House The Owl Killer Karima’s City Two Short Plays Doctor Galley Dink’s Blues Elward, James The Other Player Byron, Ellen Dizenzo, Charles Friday Night The Street of Good Friends Election Year and So When You The Last Straw and Sociability The River Auburn, David Get Married The Last Straw Passport Fifth Planet and Other Plays Election Year Sociability Mary Agnes Is Thirty-Five Fifth Planet So When You Get Married Donaghy, Tom Evans, Don Are You Ready? Graceland and Asleep on the Wind The Dadshuttle and Down the The Prodigals Damage Control Graceland Shore Orrin Miss You Asleep on the Wind The Dadshuttle Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance Three Monologues Campton, David Down the Shore No More What Do You Believe About the Little Brother: Little Sister and Durang, Christopher Falk, Lee Future? Out of the Flying Pan Durang/Durang Eris and Home at Six We Had a Very Good Time Little Brother: Little Sister Mrs. Sorken Eris Baker, Edward Allan Out of the Flying Pan For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls Home at Six A Dead Man’s Apartment, A Smell of Burning and Then… A Stye of the Eye Fletcher, Lucille Rosemary with Ginger, Face A Smell of Burning Nina in the Morning Sorry, Wrong Number and The Divided Then… Wanda’s Visit Hitch-Hiker A Dead Man’s Apartment Carlino, Lewis John Business Lunch at the Russian Sorry, Wrong Number Rosemary with Ginger Cages Tea Room The Hitch-Hiker Face Divided Snowangel Naomi in the Living Room and Foote, Horton North of Providence, Dolores, Epiphany Other Short Plays Blind Date and The Actor Lady of Fadima Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Naomi in the Living Room Blind Date North of Providence Objective Case The Book of Leviticus Show The Actor Dolores Mr. Flannery’s Ocean Entertaining Mr. Helms The Roads to Home Lady of Fadima Objective Case Cardinal O’Connor A Nightingale

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The Dearest of Friends Harrity, Richard Hwang, David Henry Captive Audience Spring Dance Hope is the Thing with Feathers The Dance and the Railroad and Long Ago and Far Away and The Tears of My Sister, The and Two Other Short Plays Family Devotions Other Short Plays Prisoner’s Song, The One-Armed Hope Is the Thing with Feathers The Dance and the Railroad Long Ago and Far Away Man and The Land of the Home Life of a Buffalo Family Devotions Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue Astronauts Gone Tomorrow FOB and The House of Sleeping Seven Menus The Tears of My Sister Hartman, Karen Beauties Mere Mortals The Prisoner’s Song Gum and The Mother of Modern FOB Speed-the-Play The One-Armed Man Censorship The House of Sleeping Beauties Mere Mortals: Six One-Act The Land of the Astronauts Gum Trying to Find Chinatown and Comedies A Young Lady of Property: Six The Mother of Modern Censorship Bondage Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue Short Plays Hatcher, Jeffrey Trying to Find Chinatown Mere Mortals A Young Lady of Property Three Viewings Bondage Time Flies Inge, William Speed-the-Play The Dancers Tell-Tale H THE APARTMENT COMPLEX— Dr. Fritz The Old Beginnings The Thief of Tears SEVEN ONE-ACT PLAYS Degas C’est Moi John Turner Davis Thirteen Things About Ed Carpolotti The Killing The Other Woman and Other The Death of the Old Man Hedges, Peter The Love Death Short Pieces The Oil Well Imagining Brad and The Valerie Margaret’s Bed The Other Woman Gallagher, Mary and Ara Watson of Now Moved-In St. Francis Talks to the Birds Win/Lose/Draw Imagining Brad The Power of Silence The Blizzard Little Miss Fresno (Gallagher, Watson) The Valerie of Now Oregon and Other Short Plays Prodigal Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Final Placement (Watson) The Tube Boobs Whale Chocolate Cake (Gallagher) Oregon Andy and Claire Eleven Short Plays Jacker, Corinne Glass, Joanna McClelland To Bobolink for Her Spirit Bits and Pieces Canadian Gothic and American Food Related The Age of Pie People in the Wind Bits and Pieces Modern: Two Plays Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Heifner, Jack A Social Event Canadian Gothic The Boy in the Basement In Place and The Chinese Natural Disasters American Modern The Tiny Closet Restaurant Syndrome Tropical Depression Goluboff, Bryan Memory of Summer In Place Twister Big Al and My Side of the Story Bus Riley’s Back in Town The Chinese Restaurant Syndrome Patio/Porch Big Al The Rainy Afternoon Night Thoughts and Terminal Patio My Side of the Story The Mall Night Thoughts Porch Gray, Amlin An Incident at the Standish Arms Terminal Henley, Beth Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff The Strains of Triumph Jarry, Alfred Three Plays Mickey’s Teeth H SOMEWHERE IN AMERICA— The Ubu Plays Control Freaks Bindle Stiff SEVEN ONE-ACT PLAYS translated by Cyril Connolly and L-Play Zones of the Spirit Bad Breath Simon Watson Taylor Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Outlanders The Call Ubu Rex Herlihy, James Leo Wormwood Cinderella Ubu Cuckolded Stop, You’re Killing Me The Disposal Ubu Enchained Guare, John Laughs, Etc. The General of Hot Desire and A Hero of Our Time Jenkins, Ken Terrible Jim Fitch A Murder Rupert’s Birthday and Other Other Plays Bad Bad Jo-Jo The General of Hot Desire Venus in Therapy Monologues Horovitz, Israel Two Short Plays Rupert’s Birthday Greenwich Mean Acrobats and Line Talking Dog The Call Chug Acrobats An Educated Lady New York Actor A Murder Line Ives, David Cemetery Man Kissing Sweet and A Day for The Great Labor Day Classic and All in the Timing, Six One-Act Jones, Elinor Surprises The Former One-on-One Comedies Three Short Plays Kissing Sweet Basketball Champion Sure Thing 6:15 on the 104 A Day for Surprises The Great Labor Day Classic Words, Words, Words If You Were My Wife I’d Shoot Myself Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday The Former One-on-One Basketball The Universal Language Under Control and The Loveliest Afternoon of Champion Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread Jones, John Christopher the Year Hopscotch and The 75th The Philadelphia H WOYZECK, LEONCE AND LENA Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday Hopscotch Variations on the Death of Trotsky Woyzeck The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year The 75th The Land of Cockaigne and Leonce and Lena Hailey, Oliver Shooting Gallery and Play for English Made Simple Kass, Jerome Picture, Animal, Crisscross Germs The Land of Cockaigne Four Short Plays Picture Shooting Gallery English Made Simple Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Animal Play for Germs Lives of the Saints Make Like a Dog Crisscross Stage Directions and Spared Enigma Variations Suburban Tragedy Hanley, William Stage Directions The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage Young Marrieds at Play Whisper into My Good Ear and Spared Babel’s in Arms Klavan, Laurence Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Trees and Leader Soap Opera The Show Must Go On, Seeing Whisper into My Good Ear Trees Lives of the Saints Someone, If Walls Could Talk Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Leader Arabian Nights The Show Must Go On

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Seeing Someone Yancey Prairie du Chien ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back If Walls Could Talk April Snow A Sermon Home, Last Gasps Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Laughing Stock Shoeshine ¡Cuba Si! Sleeping Beauty Goodbye, Howard Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Bringing It All Back Home Smoke F.M. In Old Vermont Last Gasps Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit and Pops All Men Are Whores: An Inquiry The Stendhal Syndrome No Time Can Can Mantello, Joe Full Frontal Nudity Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit Claire de Lune The Santaland Diaries and Prelude & Liebestod No Time Ave Maria Season’s Greetings Sweet Eros and Witness Kondoleon, Harry Gold and Silver Waltz by David Sedaris, adapted by Joe Sweet Eros Linda Her and The Fairy Garden Yankee Doodle Mantello Witness Linda Her Songs of Love The Santaland Diaries McNamara, John The Fairy Garden Sand Mountain Season’s Greetings Present Tense and Personal Korder, Howard Sand Mountain Matchmaking Margulies, Donald Effects Fun and Nobody Why the Lord Come to Sand Mountain Misadventure: Monologues and Present Tense Fun Three Poets Short Pieces Personal Effects Nobody Komachi Luna Park McPherson, Conor The Pope’s Nose Hrosvitha Nocturne Four Plays The Laws Akhmatova Misadventure St Nicholas The Facts London, Roy Louie This Lime Tree Bower Imagining “America” Disneyland on Parade Anthony Rum and Vodka Man in a Restaurant Meet Me in Disneyland Joey The Good Thief Girls’ Talk It’s a Small World Lola Medoff, Mark Wonderful Party! Disneyland on Parade Manny Four Short Plays Under Observation Lowell, Robert I Don’t Know What I’m Doing The Froegle Dictum Kotis, Greg The Old Glory Somnambulist Doing a Good One for the Red Man Eat the Taste Endecott and the Red Cross Father and Son The Ultimate Grammar of Life Eat the Taste My Kinsman, Major Molineux The War on Tatem Death in the Family An Examination of the Whole Benito Cereno Miller, Arthur Homework Playwright/Actor Relationship as MacLeish, Archibald Danger: Memory! First Love Some Kind of Cop Show Parody Three Short Plays I Can’t Remember Anything New Year’s Eve LaChiusa, Michael John The Secret of Freedom Clara Kibbutz First Lady Suite Air Raid The Golden Years and The Man Pitching to the Star and Other Over Texas The Fall of the City Who Had All the Luck Short Plays Where’s Mamie? MacLeod, Wendy The Golden Years Pitching to the Star Olio The Shallow End and The Lost The Man Who Had All the Luck L.A. Eleanor Sleeps Here Colony Miller, Jason Space Lucky Nurse and other short The Shallow End Three One-Act Plays Women in Motion musical plays The Lost Colony It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Zimmer Agnes Magdalany, Philip Circus Lady Break Criss-Crossing and Watercolor Two Days Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Eulogy for Mister Hamm Criss-Crossing Last Tuesday Nemeth, Sally Lucky Nurse Watercolor July 7, 1994 Sally’s Shorts Leight, Warren Mamet, David Martin, Jane Lily Dark, No Sugar No One Will Be Immune and Coup/Clucks Living in This World The Final Interrogation of Other Plays and Pieces Coup Black Cloud Morning New York Ceausescu’s Dog Almost Done Clucks Word Games Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus Monologue (February 1990) Mayer, Paul Avila Visions of Grandeur United Two Enthusiasts Three Hand Reel Pre-Nuptial Agreement Happy for You Sunday Afternoon The Frying Pan Pagan Day Nine-Ten The Joke Code Eternal Triangle The Cat Act Fear Network News A Scene—Australia The Bridal Night O’Neill, Eugene Pay-Per-Kill Fish McNally, Terrence Anna Christie, The Emperor Judaic Park A Perfect Mermaid André’s Mother and Other Short Jones, and The Hairy Ape What I Did Wrong Dodge Plays Anna Christie Norm-Anon L.A. Sketches Hidden Agendas The Emperor Jones The Morning After A Life with No Joy in It Street Talk The Hairy Ape Love of the Game Joseph Dintenfass The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance Desire Under the Elms, Amici, Ascoltate No One Will Be Immune that Cleopatterer Did Mourning Becomes Electra, Lindsay-Abaire, David Short Plays and Monologues André’s Mother Strange Interlude Three One-Act Plays The Blue Hour: City Sketches Apple Pie Desire Under the Elms Crazy Eights Prologue: American Twilight Tour Mourning Becomes Electra Baby Food Doctor Next Strange Interlude That Other Person The Hat Botticelli Seven Plays of the Sea Linney, Romulus Businessmen Bad Habits Bound East for Cardiff Juliet, Yancey, April Snow Cold Dunelawn ‘Ile Juliet Epilogue Ravenswood In the Zone

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The Long Voyage Home Rosen’s Son What Price? Rifkin, Don The Moon of the Caribbees Benjamin Falling No Child Left A Brief Period of Time and Two The Rope Two Eclairs Guerilla Gorilla Eggs Scrambled Soft Where the Cross Is Made Birds in Church Train of Thought A Brief Period of Time Orlandersmith, Dael Rex Quandary in Quando Two Eggs Scrambled Soft The Gimmick and Other Plays Dirty Talk Guns Don’t Kill Roche, Billy The Gimmick Charlie’s Farewell In a Word The Wexford Trilogy My Red Hand, My Black Hand Men Without Wives Perchance A Handful of Stars Beauty’s Daughter Parakeet Eulogy A Quiet, Empty Life Poor Beast in the Rain Monster Easter Night Manhattan Drum-Taps Belfry Orr, Mary Fiat Life Is Short Rudnick, Paul Women Must Weep and Women Lightning Class Conflict The New Century Must Work Bird of Ill Omen On the Edge Pride and Joy Women Must Weep Rules of Love Whatever Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach Women Must Work Lenten Pudding Double Wedding Crafty Palmieri, Marc Ten-Dollar Drinks Infant Morality The New Century Poor Fellas Frozen Dog A Mother’s Love Sabath, Bernard Prologue Soft Dude The American Dream Revisited Twain Plus Twain Rocks Watchman of the Night The Last December Summer Morning Visitor Tough Guys Uncle Chick Prideaux, James The Trouble Begins at 8 The Departure of Brian O’Callahan His Dish Laughter in the Shadow of the A Barbarian in Love Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ Butterball Trees and Other Plays The Loneliest Wayfarer Poor Fellas House Made of Air Laughter in the Shadow of the Trees Sanchez-Scott, Milcha Pape, Ralph Fur Hat The Librarian Dog Lady and The Cuban Swimmer Girls We Have Known and Other Bus Stop Diner Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles Dog Lady One-Act Plays Pinter, Harold Elephants The Cuban Swimmer Girls We Have Known Ashes to Ashes and Other Plays Requiem for Us Scheffer, Will Warm and Tender Love Ashes to Ashes Falling Man and Other Lemonade and The Autograph Soap Opera Monologue Monologues Hound Patrick, John Party Time One Man’s Meat Lemonade Divorce—Anyone? Precisely Alien Boy The Autograph Hound Compulsion Press Conference Tennessee and Me Stuffings and An American Integrity Complete Works Volume 1 Fire Dance Sunset Habit The Birthday Party Falling Man Stuffings The Doctor Will See You Now The Room Schenkkan, Robert An American Sunset The Chiropodist The Dumb Waiter Four One-Act Plays Reale, Willie The Gynecologist A Slight Ache Conversations with the Spanish Lady Many Happy Returns and Fast The Physician A Night Out Lunch Break Women The Psychiatrist Complete Works Volume 2 Intermission Many Happy Returns Suicide—Anyone? The Caretaker The Survivalist Loyalty The Dwarfs Fast Women The Kentucky Cycle Empathy The Collection SHORT and sweet (monologues) Masters of the Trade Confession The Lover Reddin, Keith The Courtship of the Morning Star Perl, Arnold Night School Desperadoes, Throwing Smoke, The Homecoming The World of Sholom Aleichem Revue Sketches Keyhole Lover Ties that Bind A Tale of Chelm The Dwarfs and Seven Revue Desperadoes God’s Great Supper Bontche Schweig Sketches Throwing Smoke Tall Tales The High School The Dwarfs Keyhole Lover Fire in the Hole Pezzulo, Ted Trouble in the Works Reingold, Jacquelyn Which Side Are You On? April Fish and The Wooing of The Black and White Things Between Us The War on Poverty Lady Sunday Request Stop Joe and Stew’s Theatre of Brotherly Schisgal, Murray April Fish Last to Go Love and Financial Success The Chinese and Dr. Fish The Wooing of Lady Sunday That’s All Dottie and Richie The Chinese Pielmeier, John That’s Your Trouble For-Everett Dr. Fish Haunted Lives The New World Order 2B (or Not 2B) Five One-Act Plays A Witch’s Brew Other Places Jiley Nance and Lednerg Memorial Day A Ghost Story A Kind of Alaska Creative Development The Old Jew A Gothic Tale Victoria Station 2B (or Not 2B) Part 2 The Basement Pintauro, Joe Family Voices Tunnel of Love Fragments Cacciatore: Three Short Plays One for the Road Dear Kenneth Blake Windows Charlie and Vito Tea Party and The Basement Ribman, Ronald Jealousy and There Are No Flywheel and Anna Tea Party Passing Through from Exotic Sacher Tortes in our Society! Uncle Zepp The Basement Places Jealousy Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Pospisil, Craig The Son Who Hunted Tigers in There Are No Sacher Tortes in our Plays Choosing Sides Jakarta Society! Seymour in the Very Heart of Winter On the Wings of a Butterfly Sunstroke Man Dangling Swans Flying Free The Burial of Esposito The Consequences of Goosing

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How We Reached an Impasse on Shine, Ted van Itallie, Jean-Claude Young Man Praying by Karen Nuclear Energy Contributions America Hurrah Hines 74 Georgia Avenue Plantation Interview Capitalism 101 by Rebecca Gilman The Pushcart Peddlers, The Shoes TV White Elephants by Jane Martin Flatulist and Other Plays Contribution Motel Swirling with Merlin by Keith The Pushcart Peddlers Silver, Nicky Early Warnings Glover The Flatulist The Eros Trilogy Sunset Freeway Worldness by Jenny Lyn Bader A Simple Kind of Love Story Claire Final Orders Riot Grrrrl Guitar by Robert Little Johnny Philip Seven Short and Very Short Plays Alexander Walter Roger & Miriam Eat Cake Note to Self by Hilly Hicks, Jr. Sexaholics and Other Plays Silverstein, Shel Harold Rosa’s Eulogy by Richard Strand Sexaholics An Adult Evening of Shel Take a Deep Breath Bad-Ass of the Rip Eternal by The Artist and the Model Silverstein Photographs: Mary and Howard Elizabeth Wong The Artist and the Model/2 One Tennis Shoe Thoughts on the Instant of Greeting Red Popcorn by Robert Alexander The Cowboy, The Indian and the Bus Stop a Friend on the Street Barefoot Woman in the Red Fervent Feminist Going Once The Girl and the Soldier Dress by Jane Martin Extensions The Best Daddy Rosary Gone Goth by Melanie Marnich The Typists and The Tiger The Lifeboat Is Sinking War and Four Other Plays The Way Down by Richard Strand The Typists Smile War The Millennium Fallacy by The Tiger Wash and Dry Where Is de Queen? Richard Strand Schmidt, Paul Thinking Up a New Name for the Act Almost Like Being Various Authors Seven Short Farces by Anton Buy One Get One Free The Hunter and the Bird Manhattan Class Company Chekhov Blind Willie and the Talking Dog I’m Really Here Class One-Acts, 1992 Swan Song Shel’s Shorts Various Authors Group by Ethan Silverman The Bear Dreamers 3 BY E.S.T. Mixed Babies by Oni Faida Lampley The Proposal All Cotton The Observatory by Greg Germann A.M.L. by Jacquelyn Reingold A Reluctant Tragic Hero Hard Hat Area Dearborn Heights by Cassandra Saint Stanislaus Outside the The Wedding Reception Abandon All Hope Medley House by Patrick Breen The Festivities Hangnail Home by Laura Cahill Various Authors The Dangers of Tobacco No Dogs Allowed Various Authors Outstanding Short Plays Schneider, Barbara No Skronking 3 MORE BY E.S.T. Volume One Flight Lines and Crossings Do Not Feed the Animal Prelude to a Crisis by Ari Roth Amateurs by David Auburn Flight Lines Click Plan Day by Leslie Ayvazian Bolero by David Ives Crossings Gone to Take a... Mary MacGregor by Keith Alan Breakfast and Bed by Amy Fox Schulman, Charlie Duck Benjamin Cell by Cassandra Medley The Birthday Present and The Have a Nice Day Various Authors Diversions by Christopher Durang Ground Zero Club No Soliciting BY THE SEA BY THE SEA BY THE The Green Hill by David Ives The Birthday Present Garbage Bags BEAUTIFUL SEA Happy by Alan Zweibel The Ground Zero Club Simms, Willard Dawn by Joe Pintauro Shanley, John Patrick Then and Now A Second of Pleasure by Neil Four Dogs and a Bone and The Then Day by Lanford Wilson LaBute Wild Goose Now Dusk by Terrence McNally An Upset by David Auburn Four Dogs and a Bone Soyinka, Wole Various Authors Weird Water by Robert Lewis The Wild Goose The Trials of Brother Jero and Faith, Hope and Charity Vaughan French Waitress and Other Plays The Strong Breed Faith by Israel Horovitz Various Authors French Waitress The Trials of Brother Jero Hope by Terrence McNally Outstanding Short Plays An Old Story The Strong Breed Charity by Volume Two Jealous Spewack, Bella and Samuel Various Authors Camberwell House by Amelia Poland BOY Meets girl and spring song Four from E.S.T. Marathon ‘99 Roper Last Night in the Garden I Saw You Boy Meets Girl All About Al by Cherie Vogelstein The Closet by Aoise Stratford Tennessee Spring Song Deaf Day by Leslie Ayvazian Closing Costs by Arlene Hutton Missing/Kissing Stein, Mark Dreamtime for Alice by Susan Kim Freefalling by Aurin Squire Missing Marisa The Groves of Academe and The Goodbye Oscar by Romulus Linney Poison by John Patrick Shanley Kissing Christine Plumber’s Apprentice Various Authors Self-Torture and Strenuous Welcome to the Moon and Other The Groves of Academe Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Exercise by Harry Kondoleon Plays The Plumber’s Apprentice Divine Comedy A Singular Kinda Guy by David Ives The Red Coat Thompson, Ernest The Victimless Crime by Deborah Something from Nothing by Down and Out Answers Lynn Frockt David Riedy Let Us Go Out into the Starry Night A Good Time Saints at the Rave by Guillermo There’s No Here Here by Craig Out West The Constituent Reyes Pospisil A Lonely Impulse of Delight Twinkle, Twinkle Coco Puffs by Alice Tuan You Have Arrived by Rob Ackerman Welcome to the Moon Tolan, Peter Just Hold Me by William Various Authors Sherman, Jonathan Marc Stay Carl Stay, Best Half Foot Mastrosimone Relatively Speaking Three Short Plays Forward and Pillow Talk Robin by Sarah Schulman Talking Cure by Ethan Coen Serendipity and Serenity Stay Carl Stay I-Kissandtell by Michael Kassin George is Dead by Sons and Fathers Best Half Foot Forward Virtual Virtue by Elizabeth Honeymoon Motel by Woody Jesus on the Oil Tank Pillow Talk Dewberry Allen

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Various Authors Tender Offer The Strangest Kind of Romance A Poster of the Cosmos Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Waiting for Philip Glass The Long Goodbye The Sand Castle and Three Other Marriage Plays Medea Hello from Bertha Plays The Revision by Jordan Harrison The Man in a Case This Property Is Condemned Wandering This Flight Tonight by Wendy Watson, Ara Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let The Sand Castle MacLeod Bite the Hand/Mooncastle Me Listen Stoop The Gay Agenda by Paul Rudnick Bite the Hand Something Unspoken Sextet On Facebook by Doug Wright Mooncastle American Blues Wilson, Mary Louise Strange Fruit by Neil LaBute Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry Theatrical Haiku A Traditional Wedding by Mo 90° in the Shade and Dust in The Dark Room Lost Gaffney Your Eyes The Case of the Crushed Petunias The Professional My Husband by Paul Rudnick 90˚ in the Shade Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Deer Play London Mosquitoes by Moisés Dust in Your Eyes The Long Stay Cut Short, or, The Tirade Kaufman Weller, Michael Unsatisfactory Supper Laughs Pablo & Andrew at the Altar of Tira Tells Everything There Is to Dragon Country Road Work The Frosted Glass Coffin Words by José Rivera Know About Herself and The In the Dressing Room Various Authors Bodybuilders I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Winters, Marian Thicker than Water Tira Tells Everything There Is to Willis, Jane A is for All Heights by Amy Fox Know About Herself Men Without Dates and Slam! Animal Keepers Waterborn by Edith L. Freni The Bodybuilders Men Without Dates Assembly Line Charlie Blake’s Boat by Graeme Wesley, Richard Slam! All Saints’ Day Gillis The Past Is the Past and Gettin’ Wilson, Lanford Wright, Doug D.C. by Daria Polatin It Together Four Short Plays Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening Welcome Back, Buddy Combs The Past Is the Past Days Ahead by Ben Rosenthal Gettin’ It Together The Madness of Lady Bright of One-Act Plays Wanshel, Jeff White, John This Is the Rill Speaking Unwrap Your Candy Auto-Destruct and The Rhesus Bugs and Veronica Say De Kooning Lot 13: The Bone Violin Umbrella Bugs The Great Nebula in Orion and Wildwood Park Auto-Destruct Veronica Three Other Plays Baby Talk The Rhesus Umbrella Williams, Tennessee The Great Nebula in Orion Zark, Jenna Ward, Douglas Turner 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and The Family Continues A Body of Water Happy Ending and A Day of Absence Other Plays Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye Foreign Bodies Happy Ending 27 Wagons Full of Cotton Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island White Days A Day of Absence The Purification Ludlow Fair and Home Free! Shooting Souls Wasserstein, Wendy The Lady of Larkspur Lotion Ludlow Fair Zindel, Paul Seven One-Act Plays The Last of My Solid Gold Watches Home Free! Let Me Hear You Whisper and The Bette and Me Portrait of a Madonna The Moonshot Tape and A Poster Ladies Should Be in Bed Boy Meets Girl Auto-da-fé of the Cosmos Let Me Hear You Whisper Workout Lord Byron’s Love Letter The Moonshot Tape The Ladies Should Be in Bed

Last-Minute Acquisitions Jeff Augustin Bruce Norris CORKTOWN, OR THROUGH THE VALLEY OF DRY BONES THE QUALMS Laura Eason Dael Orlandersmith THE UNDENIABLE SOUND OF RIGHT NOW FOREVER Barry Kleinbort Diane Paulus and Randy Weiner 13 THINGS ABOUT ED CARPOLOTTI, a musical based The Donkey Show on the play by Jeffrey Hatcher Alena Smith Bryony Lavery THE NEW SINCERITY TREASURE ISLAND, adapted from the novel Tracey Scott Wilson by BUZZER Newly-Revised Editions Bill C. Davis Luke Yankee AVOW THE LAST LIFEBOAT David Ives ALL IN THE TIMING THE LIAR, based on Le Menteur by Pierre Corneille

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