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Last Name Playwright First Name Name of Play # of Copies Abbott Last Name First Name Name of Play # of Playwright Copies Abbott & Bissell George & The Pajamia Game 1 Richard Abbott & Merrill George & Bob New Girl In Town 1 Abbott & Wallop George & Damn Yankees 1 Douglaass Ableman Paul Green Julia 1 Aeschylus Prometheus Bound 1 Aeschylus The Horse 1 Aeschylus The Oresteia 2 Afinogenov Alexander Listen, Professor! 1 Albee Edward All Over 1 Albee Edward Box 1 Albee Edward Quotations From Mao Tse-Tung 1 Albee Edward Seascape 1 Albee Edward The goat 1 Albee Edward The play about the baby 1 Albee Edward Tiny Alice 1 Allen Jay Forty Carats 1 Allen Woody Play It Again, Sam 2 Allen Ralph G. Sugar Babies 1 Allen Woody The Floating Light Bulb 1 Anderson Maxwell Bad Seed 1 Anderson Maxwell Elizabeth The Queen 1 Anderson Robert I Never Sang For My Father 1 Anderson Robert Silent Night, Lonely Night 1 Anderson Robert Solitaire & Double Solitaire 1 Anderson Robert Tea and Sympathy 3 Anderson Maxwell The Eve Of St. Mark 2 Anderson Sherwood Winesburg, Ohio 1 Anouilh Jean Antigone 1 Anouilh Jean The Lark 1 Anouilh Jean The Waltz of the Toreadors 1 Anouilh Jean Thieves' Carnival 1 Anouilh Jean Time Remembered 1 Archibald William The Innocents 1 Arden John Left-Handed Liberty 1 Arden John Serjeant Musgrave's Dance 1 Aristophanes Lysistrata 1 Aristophanes The Birds 1 Arrabal The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria 1 Ashman Howard Little Shop of Horrors 2 Athayde Roberto Miss Margarida's Way 2 Atkin Flora Tarradiddle Tales and Tarradiddle Travels 2 Ayckbourn Alan A Small Family Business 1 Ayckbourn Alan Absent Friends 1 Ayckbourn Alan Absurd Person Singular 3 Ayckbourn Alan Bedroom Farce 1 Ayckbourn Alan Communicating doors 1 Ayckbourn Alan How the Other Half Lives 1 Ayckbourn Alan Intimate Exchanges 1 Ayckbourn Alan Just Between Ourselves 2 Ayckbourn Alan The Norman Conquests 1 Ayckbourn Alan Woman In Mind 3 Bagnold Enid The Chalk Garden 1 Baitz Jon The Film Society 1 Baitz Jon The Substance of Fire 2 Balderston John L. Berkeley Square 1 Baldwin James Blues For Mister Charlie 2 Ballard Fred Ladies of the Jury 1 Baron Jeff Visiting Mr. Green 1 Barry Julian Lenny 2 Barry P.J. The Octette Bridge Club 1 Barton John The Hollow Crown 1 Bayer Eleanor Third Best Sport 1 Behan Brendan Borstal Boy 1 Behan Brendan Richard's Cork Leg 1 Behan Brendan The Cold Wind and the Warm 1 Behan Brendan The Quare Fellow & The Hostage 2 Behrman S.N. 2nd Man 1 Behrman S.N. Biography 1 Behrman S.N. End of Summer 1 Behrman S.N. Rain From Heaven 1 Behrman & Logan S.N. & Joshua Fanny 1 Bellow Saul The Last Analysis 1 Benedict Stewart H. Your own thing and twelfth night 1 Benton Bob School laws of iowa 1 Bergman Andrew Social Security 2 Berlin Irving Annie get your gun 2 Bernard Kenneth Mary Jane 1 Bernard Kenneth Night Club 1 Bernard Kenneth The Giants in the Earth 1 Bernard Kenneth The Lovers 1 Bernard Kenneth The Moke-Eater 1 Bernard Kenneth The Monkeys of the Organ Grinder 1 Besoyan Rick Little Mary Sunshine 1 Betti Ugo Crime on Goat Island 1 Betti Ugo Landslide 1 Betti Ugo Struggle Till Dawn 1 Betti Ugo The Fugitive 1 Bishop John The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 2 Blank Jessica The Exonerated 1 Blessing Lee A Walk in the Woods 1 Bolt Robert A Man For All Seasons 1 Bolt Robert Vivat! Vivat Regina! 2 Bolton Guy Girl crazy 1 Bond Edward Saved 1 Bowen John After The Rain 1 Bowen Elizabeth Anthony Trollope 1 Bradbury Ray The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit 1 Brady Michael To Gillian on her 37th Birthday 1 Bramble Mark Barnum 1 Bramble Mark Barnum 1 Brecht Bertolt Galileo 1 Brecht Bertolt The Caucasian Chalk Circle 1 Brecht Bertolt The Good Woman of Setzuan 1 Brecht Bertolt The rise and fall of the city of mahagonny 1 Brenton Howard Pravda 2 Brighouse Harold Hobson's Choice 1 Brooke D.D. Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon 1 Brown Dee Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee 1 Buchner George Danton's Death 1 Buchner George Lenz 1 Buchner George Leonce and Lena 1 Buchner George The Hessian Messenger 1 Buchner George Woyzeck 1 Buchwald Art Counting Sheep 1 Buckner Robert Yankee Doodle Dandy 1 Buechner George Danton's Death 1 Buechner Georg Woyzeck and Leonce and Lena 1 Byrne John The Slab Boys 2 Calderon Pedro Life Is a Dream 1 Camus Albert Caligula 1 Camus Albert Stage of Siege 1 Camus Albert The Just Assassins 1 Camus Albert The Misunderstanding 1 Camus Albert The Possessed 2 Capote Truman The Glass Harp 1 Carlino John Lewis Cages 1 Carriere Jean-Claude The Mahabharata 1 Casademont Joan Maids of Honor 1 Chase Mary Harvey 3 Chayefsky Paddy Gideon 1 Chayefsky Paddy Middle of the Night 2 Chekhov Anton 3 Sisters 1 Chekhov Anton A Marriage Proposal 2 Chekhov Anton The Cherry Orchard 8 Chekhov Anton The Sea Gull 1 Chekhov Anton Uncle Vanya 1 Chikamatsu The Battle of Coxinga 1 Chikamatsu The Love Suicides at Amijima 1 Chikamatsu The Love Suicides at Sonezaki 1 Chikamatsu The Uprooted Pine 1 Chodorov Jerome Anniversary Waltz 1 Chorpenning Charlotte Rumpelstiltskin 1 Chorpenning Charlotte The Prince and The Pauper 1 Christe Agatha Appointment with Death 1 Christe Agatha Go Back for Murder 1 Christe Agatha Ten Little Indians 1 Christe Agatha The Hollow 1 Christe Agatha Towards Zero 1 Christe Agatha Verdict 1 Christe Agatha Witness for the Prosecution 1 Christie Agatha The Mousetrap 1 Christopher Durang The Marriage of Bette & Boo 1 Churchill Caryl Cloud Nine 1 Churchill Caryl Top Girls 2 Clark Brian Whose Life Is It Anyway 1 Cocteau Les Parents Terribles-Indiscretions 1 Cohan George The Tavern 1 Colby Michael Charlotte Sweet 1 Colker Jerry 3 Guys naked from waist down 1 Comden Betty A Doll's Life 1 Comden Betty Applause 2 Comden Betty On the Twentieth century 1 Comden & Green Betty & Adolph Bellsare Ringing 1 Congreve William The Way of the World 1 Corneille Pierre Horatius 2 Corneille Pierre The Illusion 1 Corwin Norman The World of Carl Sandburg 2 Coward Noel Blithe Spirit 2 Coward Noel Nude With Violin 1 Coward Noel Oh Coward 1 Coward Noel Present Laughter 1 Coward Noel Private Lives 2 Coward Noel Quadrille 1 Cowen Ron Summertree 1 Crane David Personals 1 Cristofer Michael The Shadow Box 1 Crowley Mart A Breeze From the Gulf 1 Crowley Mart The Boys In The Band 1 Crump Owen Southern Exposure 1 Cryer Gretchen Im getting my act together and taking it on the road 1 Cullen Alan Niccolo and Nicollette 13 Davies Mary Carolyn The Slaves With Two Faces 1 Davis Bill C. 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Murder in the Cathedral 1 Eliot T.S. The Cocktail Party 1 Eliot T.S. The Confidential Clerk 1 Ephron Phoebe Take Her, She's Mine 1 Etherege Sir George The Man of Mode 1 Euripides Helen 1 Euripides Hippolytus 1 Euripides Medea 2 Feibleman Peter Tiger Tiger Burning Bright 1 Feiffer Jules Little Murders 1 Ferber Edna Stage Door 2 Fetters Richard the scratch pad 1 Feydeau Georges A Flea in Her Ear 2 Feydeau Georges Caught with his Trance Down 1 Feydeau Georges Fit to be Tired 1 Feydeau Georges Laides Man 1 Feydeau Georges Mixed Doubles 1 Feydeau Georges Romance in A Flat 1 Feydeau Georges The Boor Hug 1 Feydeau Georges Toon and Consequesnces 1 Feydeau Georges Wooed and Viewed 1 Fields Joseph My Sister Eileen 1 Fields & Chodorov Joseph & The Ponder Heart 1 Jerome Fierstein Harvey La Cage aux folles 1 Fierstein Harvey Safe Sex 2 Fierstein Harvey Torch Song Trilogy 2 Finch Robert The Swan 1 Finn William March of the Falsettos 1 Finn William The Marvin Songs 1 Fletcher Lucille Night Watch 1 Foote Horton Convicts 2 Foote Horton Courtship, Valentine's Day, 1918 2 Foote Horton Lily Dale 2 Foote Horton Roots In A Parched Ground 2 Foote Horton The Window Claire 2 Foote Horton The Young Man From Atlanta 1 Ford Joan Goldilocks 3 Foreman Richard Benita Canova 1 Foreman Richard Paradise Hotel 1 Foreman Richard Pearls for a pig 1 Foreman Richard Permanent Brain Damage 1 Foreman Richard Permanent Brain Damage uncut 1 Foreman Richard The Universe 1 Fornes Maria A Viestnamese Wedding 1 Fornes Maria Dr. Kheal 1 Fornes Maria Molly's Dream 1 Fornes Maria Promenade 1 Fornes Maria Tango Palace 1 Fornes Maria The Red Burning Light 1 Fornes Maria The Successful Life 1 Foster Paul Tom Paine 1 Frayn Michael Benefactors 1 Frayn Michael Copenhagen 1 Frayn Michael Wild Honey 1 Freed Donald Inquest 2 Friedman Bruce steambath 2 Friel Brian Crystal and Fox 1 Friel Brian Molly Sweeney 1 Friel Brian Philadelphia, Here I Come 1 Friel Brian Wonderful Tennessee 1 Frisch Max Biography A Game 1 Frisch Max The Chinese Wall 1 Fry Christopher The Bible 1 Fugard Athol My Childern! 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