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A Letter from the President

Fall 2010

Dear Subscriber,

This year we are pleased to add 59 new works to our Catalogue. Among them are John Logan’s superlative Tony Award–winning ; Geoffrey Naufft’s Tony Award–nominated gem, NEXT FALL; ’s three-part masterpiece, THE ORPHANS’ CYCLE; Martin McDonagh’s first play set in America, A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE; and Tectonic Theater Project’s follow-up on the story of Matthew Shepard, THE LARAMIE PROJECT: TEN YEARS LATER. Also from our established authors we have ’s beguiling Broadway adaptation of Ibsen, AFTER MISS ; Lucy Prebble’s West End , ENRON; Jon Marans’ acclaimed Off-Broadway success, THE TEMPERAMENTALS; Melissa James Gibson’s poignant and well-received THIS; and Steven Dietz’s bittersweet SHOOTING STAR.

Among the talented newcomers to our Catalogue are Baker with her enchanting CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION and ; celebrated filmmaker Ethan Coen with his first short- play collections, ALMOST AN EVENING and OFFICES; Nathan Louis Jackson with his richly human BROKE-OLOGY; and Theresa Rebeck with her smart and provocative THE . Both Melanie Marnich and Rebecca Gilman have appeared in our Catalogue with one acts and now offer full lengths, Melanie with her inspirational THESE SHINING LIVES and Rebecca with THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER, her superb stage adaptation of the Carson McCullers novel. As you browse through this year’s Catalogue, you will find many more exceptional plays by both our established and new authors.

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Contents

Pulitzer Prize Plays ...... 4 Tony Award Plays ...... 5 Introduction ...... 6 Performance Rights ...... 7 Acting Editions, Scores and Other Materials ...... 7 New Plays ...... 8 Complete List of Titles ...... 25 Complete List of Authors ...... 39 Last Minute Acquisitions ...... 61 Newly Revised Editions ...... 61 Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

PULITZER PRIZE WINNING PLAYS

2009 by Lynn Nottage 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by 2007 by David Lindsay-Abaire 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by 2004 by 2003 by 2002 TOPDOG/UNDERDOG by Suzan-Lori Parks 2001 by 2000 by Donald Margulies 1999 by 1998 by 1995 THE YOUNG MAN FROM by Horton Foote 1994 by 1992 by 1989 by 1988 by 1983 ’NIGHT, MOTHER by 1981 by 1980 TALLEY’S FOLLY by 1979 by 1975 by Edward Albee 1973 by Jason Miller 1971 THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE-MOON MARIGOLDS by 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 1956 THE DIARY OF by and 1955 by 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON by John Patrick 1953 PICNIC by 1952 by Joseph Kramm 1949 by 1948 by Tennessee Williams 1946 STATE OF THE UNION by and 1945 by 1941 by Robert E. Sherwood 1939 ABE LINCOLN IN by Robert E. Sherwood 1937 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU by and George S. Kaufman 1936 IDIOT’S DELIGHT by Robert E. Sherwood 1930 by 1928 by Eugene O’Neill 1922 by Eugene O’Neill 1920 BEYOND THE HORIZON by Eugene O’Neill

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TONY AWARD WINNING PLAYS

2010 RED by John Logan 2009 by Yasmina Reza, translated by 2008 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY by Tracy Letts 2005 DOUBT, A PARABLE by John Patrick Shanley 2004 I AM MY OWN WIFE by Doug Wright 2003 by Richard Greenberg 2002 THE GOAT OR, WHO IS SYLVIA? by Edward Albee 2001 PROOF by David Auburn 1999 SIDE MAN by Warren Leight 1998 ‘’ by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton 1997 THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO by Alfred Uhry 1996 by Terrence McNally 1995 LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! by Terrence McNally 1992 by Brian Friel 1990 THE GRAPES OF WRATH by , adapted by Frank Galati 1989 THE HEIDI CHRONICLES by Wendy Wasserstein 1988 M. BUTTERFLY by 1982 THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY by , from 1980 CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD by Mark Medoff 1973 THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON by Jason Miller 1963 WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? by Edward Albee 1957 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT by Eugene O’Neill 1956 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett 1954 THE TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON by John Patrick 1953 by Arthur Milller 1951 by Tennessee Williams 1949 DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller 1948 by and

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Introduction to Catalogue of New Plays

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New Plays

Liz Duffy Adams Horton Foote OR, ...... 18 THE ORPHANS’ HOME CYCLE, PART ONE: THE STORY OF A CHILDHOOD ...... 18 THE ORPHANS’ HOME CYCLE, PART TWO: THE ALIENS ...... 11 THE STORY OF A MARRIAGE ...... 18 CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION . . . . 12 THE ORPHANS’ HOME CYCLE, PART THREE: THE STORY OF A FAMILY ...... 19 Robert Bastron William Fowkes A CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN’S GUIDE TO A SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE © 1959 . . . . 13 ALL IN THE FACULTY ...... 11

Douglas Carter Beane Melissa James Gibson MR. & MRS. FITCH ...... 17 THIS ...... 22

Lee Blessing Rebecca Gilman CHESAPEAKE ...... 12 THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER based on the novel by Carson McCullers ...... 15 Alexi Kaye Campbell David ...... 20 THE MIRACLE AT NAPLES ...... 16 Marina Carr Danai Gurira MARBLE ...... 16 WOMAN AND SCARECROW ...... 24 ECLIPSED ...... 13

Ethan Coen Noah Haidle ALMOST AN EVENING ...... 11 WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF THUNDER? . . . . 23 OFFICES ...... 17 Michael Hollinger Lucinda Coxon TOOTH AND CLAW ...... 23 HAPPY NOW? ...... 15 Quiara Alegría Hudes David Davalos 26 MILES ...... 10 WITTENBERG ...... 24 Scott Hudson Steven Dietz SWEET ...... 22 PARAGON SPRINGS based on Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People ...... 19 Nathan Louis Jackson SHOOTING STAR ...... 21 BROKE-OLOGY ...... 12

Alexander Dinelaris Erik Jensen and Jessica Blank STILL LIFE ...... 21 AFTERMATH ...... 10

Eve Ensler Lila Rose Kaplan THE GOOD BODY ...... 14 WILDFLOWER ...... 24

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Moisés Kaufman, Leigh Fondakowski, Henry Murray Greg Perotti, Andy Paris, Stephen Belber TREEFALL ...... 23 THE LARAMIE PROJECT: TEN Geoffrey Nauffts YEARS LATER ...... 16 NEXT FALL ...... 17 Aaron Posner ABSALOM ...... 10 MY NAME IS ASHER LEV adapted from the novel by Chaim Potok ...... 17 John Kolvenbach FABULOSO ...... 14 Lucy Prebble GIZMO LOVE ...... 14 ENRON ...... 13 GOLDFISH ...... 14 Theresa Rebeck Tracy Letts THE UNDERSTUDY ...... 23 SUPERIOR DONUTS ...... 22 Mark Roberts John Logan RANTOUL AND DIE ...... 20 RED ...... 20 Sam Shepard Craig Lucas AGES OF THE MOON ...... 11 PRELUDE TO A KISS ...... 19 Blair Singer John Buffalo Mailer MEG’S NEW FRIEND ...... 16 HELLO HERMAN ...... 15 Evan Smith Jon Marans THE SAVANNAH DISPUTATION ...... 20 THE TEMPERAMENTALS ...... 22 Daniel Talbott Patrick Marber SLIPPING ...... 21 AFTER ...... 10 George C. Wolfe THE MUSEUM ...... 13 Melanie Marnich A SLEEPING COUNTRY ...... 21 Charlayne Woodard THESE SHINING LIVES ...... 22 THE NIGHT WATCHER ...... 17

Martin McDonagh Craig Wright A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE ...... 12 GRACE ...... 15

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26 Miles by Quiara Alegría Hudes by Patrick Marber

Drama Full Length Full Length 2 men, 2 women (doubling) 1 man, 2 women $75 per performance $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2452-5 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2439-6

THE STORY: The custody battle left them estranged for eight years. THE STORY: AFTER MISS JULIE transposes ’s 1888 The road trip destination is two thousand miles across the country. play about sex and class to an English country house on the eve of The mother’s skin is brown, the teenage daughter’s, white. So what if Labour’s historic landslide in 1945. reality’s nipping at their heels? This reunited pair runs fast and furi- ous from the secrets in their lives, valuable antiques, chasing THE REVIEWS: “Patrick Marber has given Miss Julie an arresting arctic explorers, and getting lost in Wyoming’s wilderness. and very specific English makeover. Marber has uprooted the drama from its Swedish midsummer night setting and relocated it in a coun- THE REVIEWS: “Charming, spunky, and ultimately heart- try house outside London on the eve of Labour’s historic landslide in rending…The car trip from Paoli, PA, to Yellowstone Park is transform- July 1945…Repositioning the play on the brink of an era of social ing and restorative.” —NY Times. “Irresistible family drama…The reform highlights the drama’s fatalism. Enlightened legislation might play’s greatest triumph is Beatriz…Frantic, foolish and unapologetically ameliorate the conditions found in an Ibsen play such as A Doll’s direct, Beatriz is one of the most original and refreshing matriarchs to House, but you’d be hard put to frame laws that could bring to an end come to any stage in a long, long time.” —Denver Post. the kind of primal biological battles dramatized by Strindberg. AFTER MISS JULIE therefore strikes me as a deeply pessimistic work. It also makes for a terrific evening in the theatre. Like the original, Marber’s ingenious update is at horrible and hypnotic.” —Independent Absalom (UK). “…what Marber captures precisely is the way the heroine’s hys- by Zoe Kazan teria is heightened by the night’s tumultuous events. Boyishly reared Drama by an emancipated mother and a suicidal father, [Miss Julie] is the vic- Full Length tim of heredity, environment and her own anachronistic position as an 4 men, 2 women outsider in the new socialist England…It is the sense of Miss Julie as $75 per performance a lost soul that is beautifully caught…the real virtue of Marber’s ver- $7.50 acting edition sion is that it refreshes an old play and reminds us that it is as much ISBN: 978-0-8222-2423-5 about psychological disintegration as the never-ending sex and class wars.” —Guardian (UK). THE STORY: On a warm June afternoon in the Berkshires, siblings Adam, Teddy and Sophia prepare their family’s summer house for a party and anxiously await the arrival of their father, celebrated author and publisher Solomon Weber. Not only is today his birthday, but a Aftermath has been planned for the release of his autobiography, by Erik Jensen and Jessica Blank which details his rise from ambitious orphan to publishing magnate Documentary and lauded author. But to what extent, Adam wonders, does his Full Length father’s book betray or invent family secrets among this thoroughly 6 men, 3 women artistic clan? And when an estranged member of the family arrives at $75 per performance the party to challenge Saul about the authorship of an earlier book, his $7.50 acting edition reappearance sets in motion confrontations and shifting allegiances. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2430-3

THE REVIEWS: ”Ms. Kazan writes lively, speakable dialogue [and] THE STORY: March 20, 2003. A date that the ordinary people of Iraq possesses an instinctive feel for mining drama from the neuroses, will never forget. A day that changed their lives forever: the day the insecurities and obsessions of the creative classes.” —NY Times. Americans arrived in their country. Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen trav- “Astounding…the themes and complexity of Zoe Kazan’s debut play, elled to Jordan in June 2008 to find out firsthand what happened to ABSALOM, reveal an author whose insights into human nature have the Iraqi civilians as a result of the events that began on that fateful an unexpected maturity…ABSALOM has admirable moments of sur- day. They interviewed some 35 people—a cross-section of lives inter- prise, juicy deceit and wit, as well as a layered story that unfolds with rupted—who fled the chaos and violence that befell Iraqi society for revelations.” —Louisville Courier-Journal. the relative safety of Jordan. Following the visit to Amman, Jessica

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and Erik crafted their conversations with the Iraqis and have turned ship and art…Without losing her keen ear for the humor in modern them into an unforgettable play. language, Baker turns to classicism—the Aristotelian unities are here, but so are the symbolically loaded entrances and the final act mes- THE REVIEWS: “The exiles whose tales of displacement are related senger speech. With such Grecian clarity in its bones, THE ALIENS here may be embodied by actors, but you often feel that it’s the peo- can afford incredible layers of detail without ever seeming muddled.” ple they are portraying who are demanding the courtesy of your —Time Out New York. “The talented young playwright Annie Baker attention. How can you turn away? This aura of fraught intimacy has sets her new play behind a café, in a break area dotted with been achieved with subtle ingenuity by Mr. Jensen and Ms. dead plants and milk crates that’s accessible only by hopping a Blank…AFTERMATH is shaped to make us feel as if we were the fence…Baker’s gift is for humor and empathy—we’d roll our eyes at unseen interviewers, to whom coffee or tea is offered by our guarded KJ and Jasper in real life, but she shows us their absurdity and makes but hospitable subjects.” —NY Times. “The arithmetic in AFTERMATH us love them.” —. mostly consists of subtractions and divisions…The nine subjects of the play—including a translator, a pharmacist, an imam and a theater director—are stuck in a postwar attention-span lapse, forgotten but not gone.” —Time Out New York. “In putting a human face on the All in the Faculty thousands of displaced civilians who lost their homes, their families by William Fowkes and their history in a not of their making, this powerful Drama/ piece of agitprop theater challenges us all.” —Variety. “…graceful Full Length and gripping work.” —NY Daily News. 6 men, 3 women (doubling) $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition Ages of the Moon ISBN: 978-0-8222-2461-7 by Sam Shepard THE STORY: Ned Jenkins arrives at bucolic Humbert College in Drama upstate New York hoping to achieve his life ambition to become a Full Length tenured college professor. Quickly embraced by faculty and students 2 men alike, this “golden boy” can’t help making romantic and political mis- $75 per performance steps that complicate his life, threaten to sidetrack him from his goal, $7.50 acting edition and divide the whole campus in the process. Through it all, he discov- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2462-4 ers that he may be an expert in philosophy and aesthetics, but he’s a rank amateur when it comes to self-knowledge. THE STORY: A gruff, affecting and funny play by Sam Shepard. Byron and Ames are old friends, reunited by mutual desperation. Over bourbon on ice, they sit, reflect and bicker until fifty years of love, friendship and rivalry are put to the test at the barrel of a gun. Almost an Evening by Ethan Coen

THE REVIEWS: “A poignant and honest continuation of themes that Comedy have always been present in the work of one of this country’s most Short Plays important dramatists, here reconsidered in the light and shadow of 7 men, 2 women time passed.” —NY Times. ”Finely wrought…as enjoyable and $75 per performance enlightening as a night spent stargazing.” —Talkin’ Broadway. $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2422-8

THE STORY: In ALMOST AN EVENING three short plays unsuccessfully The Aliens tackle important questions. In WAITING, someone waits somewhere by Annie Baker for quite some time. In FOUR BENCHES, a voyage to self-discovery Drama/Comedy takes a British intelligence agent to steam baths in New York and Full Length Texas, and to park benches in the U.S. and U.K. In DEBATE, cosmic 3 men questions are taken up. Not much is learned. $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition THE REVIEWS: “With their macabre humor and dark sense of irony, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2473-0 the ’ films offer a distinctively skewed view of Americana, appropriating genres from screwball to noir to convey a THE STORY: Two angry young men sit behind a Vermont coffee shop bizarre world in which heinous things happen. A similarly twisted per- and discuss music and Bukowski. When a lonely high-school student spective—and a reference frame ranging from Beckett to Mamet—is arrives on the scene, they decide to teach him everything they know. applied in Ethan Coen’s first solo work for the theater, ALMOST AN A play with music about friendship, art, love and death. EVENING, three short plays that swap planet U.S.A. for a more abstract universe in which philosophical, existential and metaphysical THE REVIEWS: “Gentle and extraordinarily beautiful…inordinately questions bounce around.” —Variety. delicate…Ms. Baker may just have the subtlest way with exposition of anyone writing for the theater today…there is something distinctly Chekhovian in the way her writing accrues weight and meaning sim- ply through compassionate, truthful observation.” —NY Times. “[Baker] again employs nakedly humanist sympathies and carefully cloaked formal rigor, this time to illustrate the twin solaces of friend-

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A Behanding in Spokane about the family they grew up in, and Jackson’s beautifully crafted by Martin McDonagh shifts between past and present, between the future that family dreamed and the real future that followed instead, enrich and enlarge Black Comedy our sense not just of this family, but of our own families, our own cul- Full Length tures, and our lives.” —Boston Globe. 3 men, 1 woman $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2471-6 Chesapeake THE STORY: In Martin McDonagh’s first American-set play, by Lee Blessing Carmichael has been searching for his missing left hand for almost Comedy/Drama half a century. Enter two bickering lovebirds with a hand to sell, and a Full Length hotel clerk with an aversion to gunfire, and we’re set for a hilarious 1 man roller coaster of love, hate, desperation and hope. $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition THE REVIEWS: “When blood is shed in a Martin McDonagh play, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2433-4 the audience always laughs—and usually gasps. Mr. McDonagh is partial to comic violence, and in A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE he lets THE STORY: When conservative candidate Therm Pooley’s criticism it rip…full of grisly surprises…You’re welcome to interpret A of Kerr’s government-sponsored performance art lands him a Senate BEHANDING IN SPOKANE as a fable about two lost souls who have seat, Kerr seeks revenge. The centerpiece of Pooley’s political career more in common than they realize…or you can relax and revel in the is his labrador retriever, Lucky, whose tricks ingratiate Pooley to vot- virtuosity with which Mr. McDonagh stuffs wildly funny words into ers. Kerr seeks to kidnap and retrain Lucky, but his attempt is foiled by the mouths of his cast…Mr. McDonagh is one of the half-dozen a mysterious and supernatural transformation that brings him to finest playwrights in the English-speaking world.” —Wall Street Pooley than he ever imagined. Journal. “Insane yet also fiendishly funny. McDonagh is a specialist in unleashed violence, in which he shamelessly revels. Here the vio- THE REVIEWS: “Many surprises are in store for the audience, includ- lence is comical, and we are kept guessing throughout a farce that ing, most refreshingly, a political story that can be appreciated by all is as irresistible as it is improbable…moves at farce speed from viewers, no matter what their party affiliation…[Blessing’s] very shock to comic shock.” —Bloomberg.com. “True, it is all quite humorous and quirky tale [makes] us grateful for support for the arts heartless, brittle and smart as it weaves its tall tale, in the same and for the people who care enough to write about it.” —Talkin’ moment making the audience both believe and doubt what they see Broadway. “…the play really takes flight…a play with enough sur- and hear. In a strange way, it is rather like a twenty-first-century prises to delight and amuse.” —ArtsBeatLA.com. “…funny and inci- version of a farce—strip away the various brutalities, and you are sive…” —CurtainUp. left with a precisely constructed drama of mistake and misappre- hension…I found it irresistible.” —Telegraph (UK). Circle Mirror Transformation Broke-ology by Annie Baker by Nathan Louis Jackson Comedy/Drama Full Length Drama 2 men, 3 women Full Length $75 per performance 2 men, 2 women $7.50 acting edition $75 per performance ISBN: 978-0-8222-2445-7 $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2428-0 THE STORY: When four lost New Englanders who enroll in Marty’s six-week-long community-center drama class begin to experiment THE STORY: The King family has weathered life’s hardships, surviv- with harmless games, hearts are quietly torn apart, and tiny wars of ing with their love for each other intact. William King lives in the epic proportions are waged and won. A beautifully crafted diorama, a house his two sons grew up in. He’s alone, but he maintains his petri dish in which we see, with hilarious detail and clarity, the antic allegiance with their mother in his own way. When the brothers are sadness of a motley quintet. called home to take care of him, they find themselves strangely at odds. THE REVIEWS: “Annie Baker’s play is an absolute feast. CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION is the kind of unheralded gem that THE REVIEWS: “We’re in the land of loss, but not lamentation. sends people into the streets babbling and bright-eyed with the Jackson’s characters love and laugh, dance and argue in a way that desire to spread the word. The play traces the lives of a handful of honors their bittersweet survival. Tender emotions are much harder small-town Vermont residents who gather each week for an acting to achieve onstage than pathological ones; it’s a pleasure to see good- class taught at the local community center. By the play’s end we seem ness, not hate, dissected.” —The New Yorker. “…well-observed to see to the very bottom of these souls, and feel how the artificial …Mr. Jackson writes easygoing, believable dialogue, and the play is intimacy of the acting class has shaped their lives in substantial moving in its exploration of how time and circumstance—and the ways.” —NY Times. “…orchestrated with a subtlety and unfailing hard fact of poverty—can diminish hope, divide loving siblings and naturalness that make the play’s small revelations disarming and ultimately extinguish life itself.” —NY Times. “Thematically rich, unexpected. The characterizations display a miniaturist attention to structurally deft, and emotionally complex…tightly focused family detail that goes down to the bone…Baker is never blind to their drama…BROKE-OLOGY is a play not just about two young men, but weaknesses and faults, yet regards them all with a warm, empathet-

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ic eye.” —Variety. “Smartly, sneakily, Baker gives us the rare theater- Eclipsed centric play that’s not self-obsessed. [CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFOR- by Danai Gurira MATION] is about real people exploring their lives through tiny leaps of faith and creativity.” —BackStage. “Baker develops her characters Drama slowly through their interactions each week in class, which is the Full Length 5 women only place we see them. Naturally, their real, offstage lives gradually $75 per performance infiltrate the classroom, revealing insights and transformations both $7.50 acting edition humorous and heartbreaking.” —. “Reverberates ISBN: 978-0-8222-2446-4 with seduction and sorrow…the play’s final scene is devastatingly gentle.” —Village Voice. THE STORY: Their lives set on a nightmarish detour by civil war, the captive wives of a Liberian rebel officer form a hardscrabble sister- hood. With the arrival of a who can read—and the return of an old one who can kill—their possibilities are quickly transformed. The Colored Museum Drawing on reserves of wit and compassion, these defiant survivors by George C. Wolfe ask: When the fog of battle lifts, could a different emerge? Comedy/Drama ECLIPSED offers a chilling, humanizing and surprisingly funny portrait Full Length of transformation and renewal. With wit, compassion, and , 2 men, 3 women, 1 girl (doubling) this gripping play unearths the wreckage of war and celebrates the $75 per performance women who navigate and survive the most hostile of circumstances. $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2434-1 THE REVIEWS: “Riveting…A gut-wrenching saga told with poignancy and wit.” —Variety. ”A surprisingly vivacious portrait of helplessness, THE STORY: THE COLORED MUSEUM has electrified, discomforted, of the entirely human impulse to adapt…conveyed with a lovely and delighted audiences of all colors, redefining our ideas of what it authority, at times even a whimsicality. [In this] authentic-feeling pro- means to be black in contemporary America. Its eleven “exhibits” duction, [Danai Gurira’s] tight-knit kinship with these characters comes undermine black old and new, and return to the facts of across as if she shared the stage with them.” —Washington Post. what being black means. “Stirring and sobering, and funnier than you’d expect…a deeply felt portrait of women in extremis, finding and testing their own strength.” THE REVIEWS: “Mr. Wolfe is the kind of satirist…who takes no pris- —Washington City Paper. oners. The shackles of the past have been defied by Mr. Wolfe’s fear- less humor, and it’s a most liberating revolt.” —NY Times. “Brings forth a bold new voice that is bound to shake up blacks and whites with separate-but-equal impartiality. True satire.” —Newsweek. “If Enron Wolfe’s themes—of remembering the past and understanding by Lucy Prebble stereotypes—are heavy, he wisely avoids didacticism in favor of Drama lightness of tone. THE COLORED MUSEUM turns out to be a fun Play with Music house.” —Washington City Paper. 11 men, 5 women (doubling, flexible casting) $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition A Contemporary American’s Guide to a ISBN: 978-0-8222-2474-7 Successful Marriage © 1959 THE STORY: ENRON is a theatrical and explosive tale of the collapse by Robert Bastron of a . Inspired by real events, but told as a sprawling, dynamic tragedy, the play follows CEO and anti-hero Jeffrey Skilling through the Comedy journey of Enron’s rise and fall. Full Length 5 men, 6 women (doubling) THE REVIEWS: “‘We’re going to put it together and sell it to you $75 per performance as truth.’ That opening description by a lawyer in ENRON is deli- $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2431-0 ciously -edged. Not only is he articulating the company’s secret attitude to business ethics, he’s also encapsulating play- THE STORY: Set against the backdrop of the late 1950s and told in wright Lucy Prebble’s fearlessly imaginative approach…watching the style of the social guidance films of that era, A CONTEMPORARY ‘the corporate crime that defined of the twentieth century’ AMERICAN’S GUIDE TO A SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE © 1959 follows isn’t just instructive, it’s a gloriously guilty pleasure…a cross two young couples from courtship to matrimony, and ultimately to between an insightful analysis and a savage satire of high capital- what comes after. ism as moral vacuum.” —Variety. “One of those rare works that crystallises the mood of its age. What needs stressing equally THE REVIEWS: “In retrospect, the 1950s were a lot like Bizarro strongly is that it is also hugely entertaining—and accessible even World: a period when much of what seemed right turned out to be to dunderheads like me who wouldn’t know a financial instrument wrong, and much of what was considered bad turned out to be won- from an instrument of torture, though they currently seem to be derful. That’s the very solid foundation for this play, which focuses much the same thing…She also knows how to construct a play, on two Iowa couples who get married ‘by the book’ and then live to moving from savage black comedy to something approaching, clas- regret it…The script by Robert Bastron is funny and smart through- sical tragedy as Jeffrey Skilling, the company’s ruthless and brilliant out.” —HYReviews.com. “A hilariously compelling and earnest CEO who was sentenced to 24 years in jail on fraud and conspiracy story.” —NYTheatre.com. “A very funny play…Robert Bastron’s charges, reaps what his own hubris has sown.” —Telegraph (UK). script gets a lot of laughs.” —CurtainUp. “A darkly exhilarating portrait of hypertrophied capitalism and a

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society that allows faith-based fiscal systems to ravage the body News (Scotland). “It twists and turns, intrigues, engages, confounds, economic…a sharp-witted and rollicking business thriller to dazzle amuses, captivates, surprises—and if you don’t keep your eye on the the eye and tickle the brain…Prebble’s characters are deliciously ball, will probably disappear around a corner in a flash of light, leaving vital and self-aware.” —Time Out New York. you panting for breath, trying to catch up.” —Independent (Scotland). “Buzzing with energy and relentlessly witty…brilliant.” —Metro.co.uk. “Smart and ultimately very moving…brilliantly created…this is a pearl of entertainment.” —List.co.uk. “Brilliantly written. Sort of Get Shorty Fabuloso meets Frankenstein. Must see.” —ThreeWeeks.co.uk. by John Kolvenbach

Comedy Full Length Goldfish 2 men, 2 women $75 per performance by John Kolvenbach $7.50 acting edition Drama ISBN: 978-0-8222-2412-9 Full Length 2 men, 2 women THE STORY: Kate and Teddy are trapped in a soggy, lifeless marriage. $75 per performance Then Teddy’s old friend Arthur arrives, bearing chaos, knives, songs $7.50 acting edition and his fiancée. FABULOSO is a domestic farce about the pleasure in ISBN: 978-0-8222-2411-2 bedlam and a working metaphor for bringing up babies. THE STORY: A young man raises his father. Then he leaves home. He THE REVIEWS: “It moves from the madcap to the contemplative, meets a young woman who undoes him. The young woman has her own from two-handed sparring to intimate confessions, from the absurd story: a mother who is a force of nature. It’s a play about legacy—how to the downright practical, back and forth, up and down. Swinging, do we become who we are?—and it’s about leaving home. We raise our in short. I think of it as a Reconciliation Comedy. Opposing armies children to leave us, to walk out into the world. But then they do. meet, clash, sit down for peace talks, hostilities break out again, a firmer armistice is negotiated, a few more shots are fired, and finally THE REVIEWS: “GOLDFISH is a small but exquisite triumph. An emo- a sort of peace falls on the battlefield. Except with and gags tionally involving drama, with an old-school catharsis at the end. and various other sorts of funny business.” —. “FAB- Kolvenbach is a playwright with a deep, rich well of ideas and charac- ULOSO is exactly what the title promises: a fabulous fabulist fable!” ters capable of bringing them to life.” —Orange County Register. “One —CultureShockPDX.blogspot.com. “This high-energy farce is good terrific play that mixes potent writing with images that will remain for- for more than laughs. It succeeds where so many fail because of an ever. GOLDFISH is unmissable!” —BeyondChron.org. “A gritty and unusually effective emotional component that’s just touching heartwrenching study by playwright John Kolvenbach into the bonds enough. It’s perfect ballast for the madcap farcical elements, which that unite us as fathers, mothers, sons and daughters and what hap- are executed with precision and a pounding heart. FABULOSO is near- pens when change threatens them.” —StarkSilverCreek.com. perfect summer entertainment. Playwright John Kolvenbach keeps “Kolvenbach writes hilarious dialogue and sculpts scenes that deliver you guessing while you’re laughing. He’s a playwright’s playwright, a punch to the heart.” —SF Weekly. sending his well-drawn characters down a carefully plotted structure that reveals its craft only in hindsight.” —Eye Weekly (Canada). “FABULOSO is, simply, fabuloso.” —Cape Cod Times. The Good Body by Eve Ensler Gizmo Love Comedy Full Length by John Kolvenbach 3 women Comedy $75 per performance Full Length $7.50 acting edition 4 men ISBN: 978-0-8222-2447-1 $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition THE STORY: With THE GOOD BODY, Eve Ensler, author of The Vagina ISBN: 978-0-8222-2413-6 Monologues, turns her unique eye to the rest of the female form. Whether undergoing botox injections or living beneath burqas, women THE STORY: Locked in an office by an unseen producer, Hollywood of all cultures and backgrounds feel compelled to change the way they veteran Manny McCain takes on the assignment of his life: to shape look in order to fit in. THE GOOD BODY merges cross-cultural explo- the sloppy opus of a gifted, guileless young writer into the next great rations with Eve’s own personal journey coming to terms with her crime noir. When Max and Thomas, two career criminals arrive, all hell “less-than-flat, post-forties stomach.” breaks loose. A reckless comedy, a satire and a valentine, a drama of fathers and sons, and a collision between the real world and the world THE REVIEWS: “Ms. Ensler wants to soften the ever-fraught relation- of our imaginings, GIZMO LOVE is like nothing you’ve seen before. ship between American women and their bodies, to expose the destructive formulas that lead them to assuage their insecurities by THE REVIEWS: “When people think of Hollywood’s mad side, most punishing their flesh…rich in pointed, amusing details…forthrightly have visions of the ego-driven maniacs or burned-out has-beens that funny…bristling with wisecracks [and] exotically harvested snippets appear in films such as Boulevard or The Player. But few proba- of wisdom.” —NY Times. “Passionate, funny, frank, revealing, even bly imagine anything like the world of GIZMO LOVE. Brutally dark, yet shocking, and genuinely committed to improving life on this planet.” guffaw-inducingly funny…utterly compelling.” —Edinburgh Evening — Chronicle.

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Grace “Everything about the play rings with a horrible truth, and the writing by Craig Wright is consistently funny and flecked with pain.” —WhatsOnstage.com. “A blistering stiff tonic of a play.” —Guardian (UK). Drama Full Length 3 men, 1 woman $75 per performance The Heart is a Lonely Hunter $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2443-3 by Rebecca Gilman, based on the novel by Carson McCullers THE STORY: GRACE is a tragicomedy that explores human assump- tions about how God, goodness, faith and causality operate in the Drama Full Length cosmic machinery. Steve and Sara have relocated to Sunrise, Florida 9 men, 1 woman (doubling) to pursue an unbelievably wonderful business deal, but as the deal $75 per performance slowly unravels and Steve finds himself afflicted with an itch that just $7.50 acting edition won’t stop, Sara finds herself increasingly drawn to their next-door ISBN: 978-0-8222-2455-6 neighbor, Sam, a badly-scarred victim of a recent car accident who wants nothing to do with her or her Bible-quoting husband. In the THE STORY: Adapted from the novel by Carson McCullers, THE end, with a little help from an old German exterminator who’s still HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER explores a universal longing for connec- angry about the Allied bombing of Hamburg in World War II, all three tion. At its center is John Singer, a lonely deaf man, who becomes the characters are confronted by a world that’s both better and worse confidant to a constellation of disparate souls—an angry carnival than any religion can justify. worker, a crusading physician, the owner of a failing café and a fif- teen-year-old girl in love with music—all seeking understanding and THE REVIEWS: “The play is both gripping and provocative, an unset- compassion from a man desperately in need of understanding himself. tling look at the havoc that can be fomented by inflexible belief. His Each pours their heart out to Singer, and he in turn changes their dis- most accomplished stage work yet. Thanks to Wright’s highly developed enchanted lives in ways they could never imagine. Moving, sensitive antennae for absurdity, it is also funny, especially when lampooning a and deeply humane, THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER examines lone- distinctively American style of religiosity, one that sees piety strictly for liness, the human need for understanding, and our search for love. its profit potential.” —Washington Post. “Intriguing…humorous and thought-provoking…with a relevance that is unmistakable. Wright THE REVIEWS: “Gilman creates an eloquent, unsentimental and inef- doesn’t shy away from difficult or eternal topics.” —Variety. fably sad tapestry of broken Depression-era dreams.” —Time Magazine. “It was brave of Rebecca Gilman to return to the original source material for this stunning stage treatment.” —Variety. “[Succeeds] in capturing the essence of McCullers’ book…[a] theatri- Happy Now? cal work of art.” —Bergen Record. “We owe a debt of gratitude to by Lucinda Coxon Rebecca Gilman for giving us a chance to become acquainted or reac- Comedy/Drama quainted with the characters who launched [McCullers’] all too brief Full Length but fruitful career.” —CurtainUp. 4 men, 3 women (doubling, flexible casting) $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2463-1 Hello Herman by John Buffalo Mailer

THE STORY: A chance encounter at a conference hotel plays upon Drama Kitty’s mind as she struggles to balance personal freedom with family Full Length life, fidelity and a testing job. Her husband seems more interested in 8–13 men, 4–6 women (doubling) misplaced apostrophes than his marriage, her parents are looking $75 per performance down the barrel of oblivion and, although she might toy with joining a $7.50 acting edition gym, Kitty’s running out of time for big changes. “I’m wondering at ISBN: 978-0-8222-2410-5 what point it became acceptable for you to stand in this house on which I pay the mortgage, drinking the drink I bought out of the glass- THE STORY: Video games, violent movies, Marilyn Manson, the es I washed in front of the cake I baked and talk that fucking talk. Internet, Prozac, or fame? What moves a teenager to cross the line and All—and I think this is a lovely touch for which I must take full cred- become a high-school shooter? More importantly, how do we stop it? it—while I’m wearing an apron.” Lucinda Coxon’s HAPPY NOW? dares Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Lax Morales is looking for a follow-up to ask just that, in this painfully truthful, darkly comic take on contem- to his groundbreaking undercover piece on white supremacists. porary life and how to survive it. Although his video blog has an unprecedented online following among teens, Lax has been written off as Internet trash by the elite of the pub- THE REVIEWS: “Trenchant comedy about the emotional hurdles of lishing world. He needs a big story and he knows it. After killing thirty- midlife. Ms. Coxon’s tart, entertaining and ultimately haunting comedy nine students and three teachers in a suburban Iowa school, sixteen- will strike deep chords with harried New Yorkers given to wondering, year-old Herman Howards takes the time to email video clips of the as the heroine wistfully does at one point: ‘Is this my life? My one and incident to his idol, Lax. He adds one line to the clips: “I want to tell my only life?’” —NY Times. “A minor masterpiece, and I am not so sure story on your show.” The public pushes for Herman’s televised execu- about the ‘minor.’” —Bloomberg.com. “A richly rewarding gem…the tion as Lax conducts three days of interviews, using every tool at his best new play to have arrived on the British stage for at least a year.” disposal to discover what drives the current poster-boy for evil. HELLO —Daily Telegraph (UK). “Wonderfully funny and painfully HERMAN is a mind-blowing examination of how tragic events like accurate…hits nail after nail on the head.” —Independent (UK). Columbine and Virginia continue to happen in our country. No

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stone is left unturned as Lax searches for an answer to the question gles to accept mortality provide the backdrop to MARBLE’s exploration everyone’s been asking but no one has been able to find: Why? of the tragedy of dying of an empty heart.

THE REVIEWS: “John Buffalo Mailer’s HELLO HERMAN is a power- THE REVIEWS: “… and urgency…[Carr] is speaking to our ful and important work, a darkly brilliant tone poem about America’s times, even as she speaks of the eternal, existential predicament.” tango with violence and fame. Herman will get under your skin. He —Dublin Miscellany. “It’s an extraordinary examination of obsessive may even follow you home. What is certain is you won’t soon forget love, full of verbal explosions that concurrently make the blood him. Go see HELLO HERMAN.” —Sam Kashner, Vanity Fair. “HELLO cold and yet are frighteningly recognisable as emotional possibili- HERMAN is what theater is supposed to be: relevant, powerful and ties.” —Irish Independent. “Carr [is] the most consistently exciting fearless. I walked away thinking about the state of our country, the and original voice in Irish theatre…” —Irish Times. state of our youth, the state of our media, and the twisted glitz and cheap plastic that is (barely) holding together the blood and guts of the American condition. HELLO HERMAN needs to be seen in high schools, colleges, community theaters, and on street corners across Meg’s New Friend this country. It needs to be held up as a mirror so that we see what by Blair Singer we’ve become—a society that possesses so much potential, but like Comedy the wasted youth in the play, is sentencing itself to death before it Full Length ever even started to live.” —Jason Flores Williams. 2 men, 2 women $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later ISBN: 978-0-8222-2460-0 by , Leigh Fondakowski, Greg THE STORY: Meg, a local New York television features reporter, realizes Pierotti, Andy Paris and Stephen Belber that, in the age of Obama, she doesn’t have one African-American friend. When she meets her best friend’s new beau, a sexy African-American Drama yoga teacher, Meg thinks she’s found exactly what she was looking for. Full Length 4 men, 1 woman (doubling, flexible casting) $75 per performance THE REVIEWS: “Topicality is at the heart of Blair Singer’s MEG’S NEW $7.50 acting edition FRIEND. The time is now, the characters are immediately recognizable, ISBN: 978-0-8222-2450-1 and the playwright’s original theme is of the moment…Singer is a sleek, naturalistic writer.” —BackStage. “Blair Singer does a notable job of THE STORY: On 6, 1998, gay University of Wyoming student threading together…, class, gender, objectification, media rep- Matthew Shepard left the Fireside Bar with Aaron McKinney and resentation, exploitation, friendship and loyalty between women, Russell Henderson. The following day he was discovered on a prairie at negotiating healthy relationships, finding fulfillment, etc.…So bravo the edge of town, tied to a fence, brutally beaten, and close to death. to Singer, who managed to paint four complex main characters to Six days later Matthew Shepard died at Poudre Valley Hospital in Ft. serve as the narrative vehicles for all these compelling social issues. Collins, . On November 14th, 1998, ten members of Tectonic Ultimately, like all good art, it left me with lots of fundamental ques- Theatre Project traveled to Laramie, Wyoming and conducted interviews tions.” —Feministing.com. “Fireworks ensue…MEG’S NEW FRIEND with the people of . Over the next year, the company returned is steeped in detail and immediacy…a wily, laugh-inducing to Laramie six times and conducted over 200 interviews. These texts romp…rat-a-tat dialogue that overlaps with an easy, naturalistic became the basis for the play The Laramie Project. Ten years later on patter…Comedy runs on light feet, the gurus of humor say, and September 12th, 2008, five members of Tectonic returned to Laramie to MEG’S NEW FRIEND positively floats.” —NYTheatre.com. try to understand the long-term effect of the murder. They found a town wrestling with its legacy and its place in history. In addition to revisiting the folks whose words riveted us in the original play, this time around, the company also spoke with the two murderers, McKinney and The Miracle at Naples Henderson, as well as Matthew’s mother, Judy Shepard. THE LARAMIE by David Grimm PROJECT: TEN YEARS LATER is a bold new work, which asks the ques- Comedy tion, “How does society write its own history?” Full Length 4 men, 3 women $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition Marble ISBN: 978-0-8222-2459-4 by Marina Carr

Drama THE STORY: A motley band of traveling commedia players in Full Length Italy arrives in Naples just in time for the Feast of San 2 men, 2 women Gennaro. The passions of the actors and the locals are ignited when $75 per performance lustful lovers romp through the town piazza seeking pleasure and $7.50 acting edition discovering the many forms of love in this outrageously smart and ISBN: 978-0-8222-2417-4 bawdy comedy.

THE STORY: A premonition of impending disaster precedes a collision THE REVIEWS: “Sublime…a miracle in itself…a grand time— between the conscious and subconscious lives of two married cou- crude, rude, and deliciously lewd.” —Variety. “Fantastic…raunchy ples. Hidden fantasies and passions conflict with the calls of friend- potent comedy.” —Boston Herald. “Unbelievably clever…exquisite ship and fidelity. The characters’ everyday existences and their strug- comic timing…you’ll laugh so hard.” —WGBH Radio.

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Mr. & Mrs. Fitch THE REVIEWS: “The funniest in town! NEXT FALL by embodies something theatergoers have been sorely missing, perhaps without knowing it, for years. A smart, sensitive, immensely appealing Comedy and utterly contemporary New York comedy.” —NY Times. “Five Full Length Stars. The best new American play of the Broadway season, NEXT 1 man, 1 woman $75 per performance FALL leaves you thinking about rapture and rupture. If you go, which $7.50 acting edition you should, be prepared to laugh some, perhaps to cry some, and then ISBN: 978-0-8222-2469-3 to rise in appreciation.” —Time Out New York. “Compassionate, laugh-filled and enormously entertaining. Geoffrey Nauffts invests the THE STORY: Meet gossip columnists Mr. and Mrs. Fitch. When the social play with a generosity that doesn’t prejudge, embracing both the circuit no longer provides juicy morsels, when the pressure to create news virtues and foibles of his characters. And that inclusion makes NEXT in our never-ending news cycle becomes just a bit much, it’s time to toss FALL an even richer experience.” —Associated Press. “A daring new back the martinis, toss around the bon mots and realize that great drama.” —Entertainment Weekly. “Deeply moving and surprisingly celebrity can just appear out of thin air. This wicked, urbane comedy is a funny. Geoffrey Nauffts reveals a talent for sharp comic dialogue. He scathing look at who is in, who is out and who may not even exist at all. draws all his characters with surprising depth.” —Hollywood Reporter.

THE REVIEWS: “Mr. Beane is the American theater’s best living exponent of the exploding epigram.” —NY Times. “A riotous deep dive into the shallow waters of gossip. Media-savvy urbanites will The Night Watcher savor every crazy morsel.” —Entertainment Weekly. “Extremely by Charlayne Woodard funny! Wickedly entertaining!” —Bergen County Record. Comedy/Drama Full Length 1 woman $75 per performance My Name is Asher Lev $7.50 acting edition by Aaron Posner, adapted from the novel by ISBN: 978-0-8222-2470-9 Chaim Potok THE STORY: Simultaneously a best friend, mentor, psychologist, and Drama surrogate mother to the many young people who call her “Auntie,” Full Length 2 men, 1 woman Charlayne Woodard is childless only by biological standards. Told with $75 per performance penetrating grace, candor and wit, THE NIGHT WATCHER is the story $7.50 acting edition of a woman who chooses not to have children—only to be pulled into ISBN: 978-0-8222-2465-5 the real-life struggles of kids of all ages, races and backgrounds.

THE STORY: MY NAME IS ASHER LEV follows the journey of a young THE REVIEWS: “Thoughtful and engrossing, entertaining and Jewish painter torn between his Hassidic upbringing and his desper- poignant…Woodard has fashioned a powerful rumination on her nur- ate need to fulfill his artistic promise. When his artistic genius threat- turing role as ‘auntie’ in the lives of many children. Most of her sto- ens to destroy his relationship with his parents and community, young ries, while funny at times, have a more troubling aura. There are por- Asher realizes he must make a difficult choice between art and faith. traits of several endearing, urgently needy kids—neglected by an This stirring adaptation of a modern classic presents a heartbreaking overwhelmed parent, terrorized by an alcoholic father, dumped and triumphant vision of what it means to be an artist. on the shoulders of grandparents. Rarely is the choice not to procreate granted such respect. And the life-enhancing intimacy that can exist THE REVIEWS: “This adaptation has a knack for lifting nearly wholesale between children and loving, nonparent adults is rarely articulated, or the terse, telling dramatic exchanges in the book that efficiently drive the honored.” —Seattle Times. “Luminous…In THE NIGHT WATCHER, conflict forward.” —Washington Post. “A profound declaration of the Charlayne Woodard tells tales of her many brushes with near-mother- power of storytelling on a stage.” —Philadelphia Inquirer. “Thought- hood, inflecting each with the mixture of exuberant feeling and sly provoking, humorous and deeply insightful.” —Talkin’ Broadway. humor that have marked her three previous autobiographical shows.” —NY Times. “Hilarious…heartbreaking…” —Variety. “A singular sensation.” —NY Daily News. “Exquisitely written, beautifully per- formed…” —BackStage. “Marvelous storytelling…a truly affecting Next Fall piece of theater.” —TheaterMania. “Captivating…” —Associated Press. by Geoffrey Nauffts

Drama/Comedy Full Length Offices 4 men, 2 women $75 per performance by Ethan Coen $7.50 acting edition Comedy ISBN: 978-0-8222-2456-3 Short Plays 7 men, 2 women THE STORY: Geoffrey Nauffts’ NEXT FALL takes a witty and provoca- $75 per performance tive look at faith, commitment and unconditional love. While the play’s $7.50 acting edition central story focuses on the five-year relationship between Adam and ISBN: 978-0-8222-2421-1 Luke, NEXT FALL goes beyond a typical love story. This timely and compelling new American play forces us all to examine what it means THE STORY: Hiring and firing are antisocial acts. Workplace pres- to “believe” and what it might cost us not to. sures make for nasty competition. And the work itself can be meaning-

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$75 per performance less and alienating. Accordingly, the three short plays that make up $7.50 acting edition OFFICES are . ISBN: 978-0-8222-2475-4

THE REVIEWS: “Three one-act plays that offer a brisk, brutal assess- THE STORY: Act One: “ in a Parched Ground.” When his father ment of the contemporary workplace…The numbing boredom, thank- dies and his mother and sister move to Houston, Horace Robedaux is less bureaucracy, inane corporate-speak, underhand competition and left behind in Harrison, Texas with his feuding relatives, the sneaky power plays of office life are channeled into some funny, hor- Robedauxs and the Thorntons. Act Two: “Convicts.” Horace takes a job rifyingly recognizable vignettes, peopled by characters with whom on Soll Gautier’s plantation in order to earn money to buy a tombstone we’ve all worked. Coen draws mordant humor from the winner-loser for his father’s grave and while there witnesses the harsh treatment of divide and the self-loathing of the company man, with a quiet hint of Gautier’s convict laborers. Act Three: “Lily Dale.” Horace makes a rare melancholy in the artificial intimacy of office relationships.” —Variety. visit to Houston to see his mother, Corella, and sister, Lily Dale. As Horace’s presence stirs up difficult memories for his mother and sister, Corella strives to maintain harmony between her children and their Or, stepfather, Pete Davenport. by Liz Duffy Adams THE REVIEWS: “Foote based his work on the life of his father, which Comedy he learned of through numerous family stories told repeatedly to him Full Length in his youth. He certainly listened well: The writing is wise, deeply 1 man, 2 women (doubling) observant, and impressively detailed. Deceptively small-scaled and $75 per performance naturalistic, the work is really epic in scope, placing the lives of $7.50 acting edition these modest people against the sweeping forces of social change ISBN: 978-0-8222-2458-7 and the vagaries of time…nothing less than an American master- work.” —BackStage. “With its tales of harsh times, social and eco- THE STORY: OR, takes place (mostly) during one night in the life of nomic change, Reconstruction, education, and industry in small-town Aphra Behn, poet, spy, and soon to be the first professional female play- America, THE STORY OF A CHILDHOOD heralds the beginning of wright. Sprung from debtors’ prison after a disastrous overseas mission, something extraordinary. And you’ll be waiting with baited breath for Aphra is desperate to get out of the spy trade. She has a shot at a pro- Foote’s next chapter.” —Entertainment Weekly. “There is so much duction at one of only two London companies, if she can only finish her life compressed here: greed, disease, murder, cruelty to children, the play by morning despite interruptions from sudden new love, actress bitter legacy of slavery and a sad, ambivalent hero—Horace Nell Gwynne; complicated royal love, King Charles II; and very dodgy ex- Robedaux, alienated observer of a family that abandoned love, double-agent William Scott—who may be in on a plot to murder him…Foote’s understated epic is an authentic American classic the king in the morning. Can Aphra resist Nell’s charms, save Charles’ about the birth pangs of the twentieth century. It’s told with humor, life, win William a pardon, and launch her career, all in one night? deep sadness and great writerly craft. I can’t wait to see what hap- Against a background of a long drawn-out war and a counter-culture of pens next.” —Time Out New York. free love, cross-dressing, and pastoral lyricism, the 1660s look a lot like the 1960s in this neo-Restoration comedy from the playwright The San Francisco Bay Guardian called “an artist of playful and highly literate imagination, radical instincts, and sardonic but generous humor.” The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Two: The Story of a Marriage THE REVIEWS: “Luminaries of seventeenth-century England are res- by Horton Foote urrected and made to do the frug in OR, a playful, funny and inventive comedy… [Ms. Adams’] language has a natural period flavor and a for- Drama midable wit; her characters possess the spark of fully animated spirits; Full Length and she weaves into her story both biographical detail and cultural con- 14 men, 8 women (doubling) text with grace…Ms. Adams’ smartly conceived unraveling of figures $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition corseted in history honors the remarkable facts of Behn’s groundbreak- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2476-1 ing career.” —NY Times. “Liz Duffy Adams’ historical romp of a back- stage sex farce about Restoration playwright Aphra Behn displays THE STORY: Act One: “The Widow Claire.” On the night before he style, humor, and jaw-dropping wit.” —BackStage. ”Adams’ historical leaves Harrison for business school in Houston, Horace calls on the play celebrates not only Behn’s pioneering career, which Virginia widow Claire Ratliff. Over the course of the evening he becomes fur- Woolf famously memorialized…(‘All women together ought to let ther entangled in the lives of Claire and her young children as she flowers fall upon the tomb of Aphra Behn’), but also the side of the makes a decision that will decide their futures. Act Two: “Courtship.” writer’s tumultuous life that Woolf dismissed as ‘shady and Elizabeth Vaughn has been seeing Horace Robedaux against the wish- amorous’…[Adams] has written an Aphra-disiac valentine, not a es of her parents and now must make a choice between Horace and stodgy bio-play.” —Time Out New York. her family. Act Three: “Valentine’s Day.” While Horace and Elizabeth plan for their future and reconcile with her family, the once-stable lives of the previous generation seem to be falling apart.

The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part One: The THE REVIEWS: “Horton Foote’s epic nine-play cycle about early- Story of a Childhood twentieth-century life in the small fictional town of Harrison, Texas, by Horton Foote continues on its winning way…there’s not a wasted moment…utterly engaging and deeply compelling work.” —BackStage. “The second Drama part of Horton Foote’s immensely satisfying ORPHANS’ HOME CYCLE Full Length is fraught and full of darkness…Stakes remain high, the ending is far 14 men, 8 women (doubling) off and our hero realizes that a long, hard road lies ahead. In Foote’s

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nine-play, three-part epic about the youth and adulthood of Horace “healing waters” of Paragon Springs have been mysteriously poi- Robedaux (based on his father’s life), we see a man with a painful past soned. Now, the town’s foremost citizen-crusader, Dr. Thomas trying to build a future.” —The New Yorker. “It’s not a fanfare Foote Stockman, is determined to know the truth behind this tragedy, no has written for the common man, but a series of chamber pieces…an matter the cost. In this vibrant, often funny, and highly theatrical re- enchanting whole…rarely has everyday life been so modestly inspir- imagining of Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People, Steven Dietz puts the ing as it is in Foote’s hands.” —NY Post. “Don’t be deceived by the lure of capitalism and the greed of small-town self-interest squarely uneventfulness of THE STORY OF A MARRIAGE, a play about nothing on trial—laced with Dr. Stockman’s lasting cry that “the majority is that turns out to have been about everything: love, loss, death, hope.” always wrong!” This is an entertaining and illuminating drama—set —Wall Street Journal. amid the birth of radio and the final roar of the 1920s—about the human cost of our political gamesmanship.

THE REVIEWS: “Steven Dietz has written a masterpiece. Dietz The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Three: makes his freely adapted version of Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People The Story of a Family resonate powerfully for our time—confronting the enduring issues of by Horton Foote pollution, cover-ups, whistle-blowing, greed, populism, social respon- sibility and personal integrity. Dietz unfolds and details the story with Drama a gifted use of language, including a great diatribe against the evils Full Length of majority-pandering, full of such passion and truth that it needs to 14 men, 8 women (doubling) be heard again and again.” —Shepherd Express. “A playwright who $75 per performance loves to stir the pot, Steven Dietz is well-matched in his firebrand $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2477-8 adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People. This very American potboiler reinvents the danger of thwarting public opinion. THE STORY: Act One: “1918.” The 1918 Flu Epidemic strikes Harrison, Dietz moves the from nineteenth-century Norway to 1926 and the Robedaux family is hit particularly hard. Act Two: “Cousins.” , a time filled with the pride that precedes a fall. Along Horace is called to Corella’s bedside in Houston when she faces anoth- with Ibsen’s bitter critique of the supposed freedom of the press, er operation. Meanwhile, as everyone attempts to sort through their Dietz depicts the power of the newly perfected radio to rouse the rab- complex family trees, the past haunts his cousins Minnie Curtis and ble to a false cause.” — Free Press. “Dietz’s PARAGON Lewis Higgins. Act Three: “The Death of Papa.” The death of SPRINGS is an inspired reworking of An Enemy of the People. By mov- Elizabeth’s father sends the Vaughn and Robedaux households into a ing the story to the American Midwest of the 1920s, he has allowed tailspin while Horace struggles through the turbulent economy to keep it to breathe a kind of Sinclair Lewis–like air that is both bracing and his store open and support his family. apt. The sea change works wonders, resulting in a play that feels fresh, immediate and, at moments, even comic. PARAGON SPRINGS THE REVIEWS: “The three short that make up THE STORY OF raises fascinating questions about the nature of democracy and the A FAMILY…are both the starkest and most sentimental of this lovingly role of consensus vs. that of the individual maverick. The play is not painted life-and-times portrait…Foote weaves his melodrama into just vivid, compelling, and filled with complex characters—it is also the plain cloth of everyday events. He knows life’s natural littleness eerily prophetic.” —The Chicago Sun-Times. “This is theatre at its doesn’t cease when big events happen.” —NY Times. “The show is zenith. An intensely powerful show that reminds us of the moral filled with riches. To his credit, Foote…doesn’t tie things up with a quandaries of modern society. Dietz roots his play in Ibsen’s story- pretty bow—rather with something more uncertain. The line that telling style, yet Dietz has given PARAGON SPRINGS a distinctly lingers near the end is a simple one: ‘A family is a remarkable thing, American tone.” —ChicagoCritic.com. isn’t it?’ It is. So is this theatrical event.” —NY Daily News. “…ele- vated and elemental, like Greek tragedy…the action exists in a kind of suspended reality—not bound by the laws of time and faintly ritu- alistic…temporal strangeness only heightens the complex pleasures Prelude to a Kiss of Foote’s melancholy masterpiece.” —New York Magazine. “Foote’s by Craig Lucas final gift to the stage is glorious, an essential American master- Romantic Comedy work…Foote’s sympathetic but rigorous eye misses nothing. He puts Full Length his characters forward without judgment, sentimentalizing nothing 9 men, 5 women (doubling, flexible casting) and letting us make what we will of the unfolding human panoply. If $75 per performance there’s a better illustration of the adage that universality is rooted in $7.50 acting edition specificity, I can’t think of it.” —BackStage. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2432-7

THE STORY: At Peter and Rita’s wedding, a mysterious old man insists on kissing the bride. While honeymooning, Peter gradually real- Paragon Springs izes that the woman by his side is not his wife. The wedding kiss by Steven Dietz, based on Ibsen’s An Enemy of caused Rita’s soul and the old man’s to change places. Peter must the People track down the old man and free his young love’s spirit trapped in an aging and diseased body before it’s too late. Drama Full Length 6 men, 4 women THE REVIEWS: “…a play that propels the audience through hairpin $75 per performance emotional turns, some soaring heavenward and others plummeting $7.50 acting edition toward earth, until one is deposited at the final curtain in a winded ISBN: 978-0-8222-2468-6 and teary yet exhilarating state of disorientation…PRELUDE TO A KISS takes a most familiar genre, romantic comedy, in directions that THE STORY: It is 1926 in the American heartland, and the famed are idiosyncratic and challenging.” —NY Times. “Like many a fairy

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tale, this isn’t a ‘what you see is what you get’ happy-ending story. THE REVIEWS: “A rant of the highest magnitude…diving off a build- Like the brothers Grimm, Lucas knows that what you see in such sto- ing into a glass of water. I know I’d pay to see a guy do that.” —Tom ries embodies the unseen darker fears that haunt us from childhood Waits. “An original and devastatingly funny new play…blunt, raw and on—in this case the fear of aging and its accompanying losses and reckless.” —Hollywood Reporter. “An edgy, grim new comedy…its the ultimate fear of death…Lucas’ smartly written and solidly struc- numerous outrages are played with gusto.” —Variety. “A profane and tured script holds up very well indeed…PRELUDE TO A KISS is Lucas violent odyssey through America’s psyche.” —LA Times. at his lightest and brightest. A rare combination of laughter, and throat-tightening substance.” —CurtainUp. Red The Pride by John Logan by Alexi Kaye Campbell Drama Full Length Drama 2 men Full Length $75 per performance 3 men, 1 woman (doubling) $7.50 acting edition $75 per performance ISBN: 978-0-8222-2483-9 $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2467-9 THE STORY: Winner of the 2010 Tony Award. Master abstract expressionist has just landed the biggest commission in THE STORY: Alternating between 1958 and 2008, THE PRIDE exam- the history of modern art, a series of murals for New York’s famed ines changing attitudes to sexuality and the perennial themes of love, Four Seasons Restaurant. In the two fascinating years that follow, lust and betrayal. In 1958 Philip is married to Sylvia but finds himself Rothko works feverishly with his young assistant, Ken, in his studio falling in love with another man. His refusal to acknowledge his true on the Bowery. But when Ken gains the confidence to challenge him, nature leads both him and the people he loves to a devastating con- Rothko faces the agonizing possibility that his crowning achievement clusion. In 2008, Oliver is addicted to anonymous sexual encounters. could also become his undoing. Raw and provocative, RED is a sear- Forced to make a choice between promiscuity and monogamy, he has ing portrait of an artist’s ambition and vulnerability as he tries to cre- to ask himself fundamental questions on the nature of intimacy and ate a definitive work for an extraordinary setting. identity. Three characters exist in two different time periods and come to learn that even though social conventions may change the pursuit THE REVIEWS: “Intense and exciting…a study in artist apprecia- of self-knowledge and true happiness remains as challenging as ever. tion, a portrait of an angry and brilliant mind that asks you to feel the shape and texture of thoughts…RED captures the dynamic relation- THE REVIEWS: “Alexi Kaye Campbell’s THE PRIDE marks the debut of ship between an artist and his creations.” —NY Times. “Smart, elo- a fledgling writer whose voice on this evidence is already astonishingly quent entertainment…Logan’s dialogue is a sleight of hand; behind fully formed.” —International Herald Tribune. “This is a searching, mov- its wallop is a lot of learning…Logan sometimes appropriates ing, thoroughly grown-up play, and a remarkable debut from a writer Rothko’s epigrams (‘Silence is so accurate’), but his own idiom is well from whom I am impatient to hear more.” —Daily Telegraph (UK). “An wrought and delightful. He doesn’t just tell; he also shows, at one illuminating, moving night of theatre.” —Time Out London. “A tremen- point having Rothko collaborate with Ken in mixing paint and priming dously rich and uplifting new work.” —Time Out New York. canvases. As blasts from the record player, they “Intriguing…imaginative, well-crafted inside and out.” —NY Daily slather the paint over the canvas, a balletic, two-minute explosion of News. “Campbell’s mature ability to grip audiences with subtly truthful activity that deftly conjures what most plays about artists don’t: the disclosure is matched by his skill at construction. Marks the arrival of a exhilaration of the act.” —The New Yorker. “John Logan sends serious new voice in theater and the debut of the year.” —Variety. American abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko into battle with his demons in this electrifying play of ideas, and the artist’s howls are pure music…Rothko is one old lion that will keep roaring until he draws his last breath.” —Variety. “Logan’s success lies in reminding Rantoul and Die us that painting is a job of work…what emerges is something rare in by Mark Roberts modern drama: a totally convincing portrait of the artist as a working Comedy visionary.” — (UK). Full Length 2 men, 2 women $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition The Savannah Disputation ISBN: 978-0-8222-2414-3 by Evan Smith Comedy THE STORY: From the writer and executive producer of Two and a Full Length Half Men comes a new play with four of the funniest, ugliest, heart- 1 man, 3 women breakingly real characters ever, all crammed together in a grimy little $75 per performance world that makes the local Dairy Queen and Dante’s Inferno seem one $7.50 acting edition and the same. Rallis and Debbie’s marriage has reached its expiration ISBN: 978-0-8222-2440-2 date. In fact, it’s soured and stuck to the bottom of the carton. She wants him to pack his stuff and hit the bricks, but he’s clingin’ to the THE STORY: Two elderly sisters forget all about southern charm past like a cat on a screen door. How far will a man go to hang on to when a young door-to-door evangelist comes knocking. This theolog- his lady fair? It’s a thin line between love and hate. A kiss and a punch. ical comedy blends Smith’s trademark sharpness of wit and depth of An ice cream cone and a beer bottle to the back of the head. character, while telling a story in which a crisis of faith arises when

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seemingly similar beliefs are discovered to be worlds apart. A Sleeping Country by Melanie Marnich THE REVIEWS: “The theological back-and-forth shines a light on the combatants’ personalities, so we get a glimpse into, if not the Comedy souls, then at least the hearts and minds of four people who are Full Length 1 man, 3 women secretly grappling with doubt, fear, loneliness, and regret about $75 per performance paths not taken. Along the way, there are plenty of laughs…In other $7.50 acting edition words, faith is a complicated business—and even sometimes, as ISBN: 978-0-8222-2449-5 DISPUTATION shows, a funny business, too.” —Boston Globe. “Smith’s script is, above all else, VERY funny; it’s comedy rooted in THE STORY: A dreamy comedy about sleep lost and hope found. situation and character in the best way…blissfully entertaining. But Julia, a woman from New York City with a serious case of insomnia, at the same time, Smith never shies from the important subjects at travels to Venice seeking help from a sleepless heiress who might be the heart of his play…This is a play filled with heady and fascinating a distant relative. What she discovers is the difference between being theological and philosophical debate.” —NYTheatre.com. “[Smith] an insomniac and being truly awake. knows what we’re anticipating, and defies it at nearly every turn, squaring off devotees of opposing ideals with sly exactitude…Smith THE REVIEWS: “A thoughtful comedy…it’s a funny riff on the way that understands that the strange boundaries separating Christianity and many of us avoid being fully aware of life.” —CityBeat.com. “[Marnich Catholicism may be innocuous to the casual observer, but to those in is] a living playwright with a fresh voice…the dialogue is razor sharp, either camp, they’re as distinctive and divisive as race or ethnicity.” the characters well drawn and unique, and the story vastly entertaining —Time Out New York. and informative.” —Dramaurge.com.

Shooting Star Slipping by Steven Dietz by Daniel Talbott

Romantic Comedy Drama Full Length Full Length 1 man, 1 woman 3 men, 1 woman $75 per performance $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2457-0 ISBN: 978-0-8222-2427-3

THE STORY: Snowed in overnight at a middle-America airport, college THE STORY: Alone, numb, and friendless after the violent death of lovers Elena Carson and Reed McAllister have an unexpected and life- his father, high-school senior Eli moves with his mom from San altering reunion. Elena has stayed true to her hippie-ish, counter-culture Francisco to a fresh start in Iowa. A new relationship with a boy at path, while Reed has gone predictably corporate and conservative. As school exposes Eli again to the possibility of closeness and the danger the night gives way to laughter, banter, remembrance and alcohol, Elena of being swallowed by it. and Reed revisit a past that holds more surprises than they imagined— and a present that neither of them could have predicted. Filled with THE REVIEWS: “Beautiful, deeply felt, and very moving…gorgeous and laughter and ache, SHOOTING STAR is a bittersweet romantic comedy wise, balancing teenage angst with an adult perspective that gives SLIP- about the middle days of our lives, and how we got there. PING both emotional heft and universality.” —NYTheatre.com. “Daniel Talbott has written a funny, dark, and gorgeous new play in SLIPPING.” THE REVIEWS: “We humans love stories. And every once in a while, if —NY Press. “Well-observed and wise.” —BackStage. “Raw energy.” you’re lucky, you see a story that stands out from all the others. Steven —. “A complex and engaging love story…full of heart- Dietz’s SHOOTING STAR is one of those stories. There are plenty of break and loss, but also of hope and love.” —TheaterMania.com. “A laughs in Dietz’s humorous tale, but at every important moment, every taut, fast-moving and totally riveting piece of theatre…packs an emotional high, every startling , the theatre grows utterly intense emotional wallop.” —MusicOMH.com. “Compelling because silent. Stories told this well don’t come around very often.” —Austin of the specificity of character and emotional complexity of Talbott’s Chronicle. “Hilarious and very serious…Steven Dietz’s work is filled script.” —Hollywood Reporter. “Smart, smoldering drama. (Selected as with undercurrents. You will find yourself laughing out loud. And then, one of 2009’s top ten shows.)” —Advocate. two minutes later, realizing there’s something serious under the guf- faws. SHOOTING STAR is a work both funny and sad; a quick and sharp play about our lives, one that gives us all the fun and all the tears of our times. This is the play , at his best, would have written Still Life if he had been young in the 1970s.” —WRNI (NPR) radio, Providence. by Alexander Dinelaris “Steven Dietz sends a tender valentine to middle-age in SHOOTING Drama STAR, a smart and sweet comedy from one of the American theater’s Full Length most-produced playwrights. Dietz’s gift as a writer is an acute attention 4 men, 4 women to our modern language. He elevates ordinary conversation to a kind of $75 per performance music. Dietz makes reality poetic.” —Austin-American Statesman. $7.50 acting edition “SHOOTING STAR is that rare romantic comedy that is funny, but also ISBN: 978-0-8222-2444-0 charming, endearing, and not removed from reality…the entertainment is in the telling, in the playful banter, and there’s lots of it. SHOOTING THE STORY: With her star on the rise, photographer Carrie Ann inex- STAR starts bright and doesn’t fade. It is bittersweet, and ultimately plicably shuts down at the pinnacle of her career. Lost, and afraid to redemptive.” —Providence (RI) Journal. even pick up her camera, her sudden descent is interrupted by an unex-

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pected romance with Jeff, a trend analyst who becomes determined to The Temperamentals help her move on, even while facing his own uncertain future. by Jon Marans

THE REVIEWS: “STILL LIFE takes a snapshot of urbanites discovering Drama the causal link between life and death, art and redemption. The final Full Length 5 men scene, almost operatic in its quiet beauty, breathes life into Carrie Ann— $75 per performance and humbles the audience.” —Huffington Post. “The best new American $7.50 acting edition play since Proof.” —Bloomberg News. “A smart, well-written, impres- ISBN: 978-0-8222-2441-9 sionistic script…” —The New Yorker. “Mr. Dinelaris spins an appealing line of silky, fraying banter.” —NY Times. THE STORY: “Temperamental” was code for “homosexual” in the early 1950s, part of a created language of secret words that gay men used to communicate. THE TEMPERAMENTALS tells the story of two men—the communist Harry Hay and the Viennese refugee and Superior Donuts designer Rudi Gernreich—as they fall in love while building the first by Tracy Letts gay rights organization in the pre-Stonewall . Comedy/Drama Full Length THE REVIEWS: “Intellectual, emotional and sexual.” —NY Times. 7 men, 2 women “Combines savvy context and ascending flights of bittersweet fabu- $75 per performance lousness.” —NY Newsday. “Fascinating, entertaining and emotionally $7.50 acting edition affecting.” —Associated Press. “With style and a sense of humor, THE ISBN: 978-0-8222-2436-5 TEMPERAMENTALS mixes politics with campy comedy and unexpect- ed bursts of emotional candor.” —Time Out New York. THE STORY: Arthur Przybyszewski owns a decrepit donut shop in the Uptown neighborhood of Chicago. Franco Wicks, a black teenager who is his only employee, wants to change the shop for the better. This comedy-drama by Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize–winning author Tracy These Shining Lives Letts explores the challenges of embracing the past and the redemp- by Melanie Marnich tive power of friendship. Drama/Comedy Full Length THE REVIEWS: “…a soulful play, full of humor and humanity…drawn 2 men, 4 women with deep affection.” —Variety. “[Letts] never fails to impress and sur- $75 per performance prise with his finely wrought characters and sharp dialogue…a won- $7.50 acting edition derfully affecting look at a vanishing world and the healing power of ISBN: 978-0-8222-2448-8 friendship.” —CurtainUp. “…a funny and moving evening of theater…as fresh and tasty as a doughnut right out of the oven.” —BackStage. THE STORY: THESE SHINING LIVES chronicles the strength and deter- mination of women considered expendable in their day, exploring their true story and its continued resonance. Catherine and her friends are dying, it’s true; but theirs is a story of survival in its most transcendent Sweet Storm sense, as they refuse to allow the company that stole their health to kill by Scott Hudson their spirits—or endanger the lives of those who come after them. Drama Full Length THE REVIEWS: “[Marnich] has an ear for warm, natural dialogue 1 man, 1 woman that eschews snarky quips and truisms…the play’s linguistic honesty $75 per performance satisfies.” —Time Out New York. “…has a humanistic glow…clock- $7.50 acting edition work precision…an initially comic and ultimately tragic look at how ISBN: 978-0-8222-2425-9 individual women find employment within a system more concerned with profit than safety.” —Variety. “Perfect, touching and THE STORY: Rural Florida, September 1960. Young revival preacher- wistful…beautifully tragic.” —Talkin’ Broadway. “…subtly stylized man Bo Harrison sweeps his lovely bride, Ruthie, up into the tree house language and a sensibility that’s delicately oddball, even when prob- he’s built as a surprise for their wedding night, unaware that the fury of ing troubling topics.” —Washington Post. “The stakes could not be an infamous storm is rolling in from the gulf. Ruthie, recently paralyzed more vividly portrayed. [Catherine’s] courage shines brighter as her from the waist down, tentatively finds her way in their “honeymoon body weakens. Still, we leave the theater aching from the impact of suite in the sky”—and in the mystery, wonder and promise of her role this true tale, which only gains power from the artifice of its telling.” as a newlywed. The human heart’s wild longing for union in conflict with —ExpressMilwaukee.com. its abiding need for self-preservation fuels the sweet storm between lover and beloved in this intimate tale of marriage, faith and love.

THE REVIEWS: “Like the best country music, Scott Hudson’s SWEET This STORM benefits from restraint. A gentle wisp of a love story…blends a by Melissa James Gibson fantastical setting with a longing for spiritual and carnal rapture [and] Comedy/Drama ends on a stirring note…SWEET STORM stays with you like the freshness Full Length following a summer cloudburst.” —NY Times. “The script is remarkably 3 men, 2 women controlled without feeling slick…well-reasoned and subtle. SWEET $75 per performance STORM is utterly strange and unexpected, but it also feels reassuringly $7.50 acting edition solid.” —Variety. “A sweet evening of theater.” —NYTheatre.com. ISBN: 978-0-8222-2454-9

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THE STORY: Jane is not okay. She’s a promising poet without a muse, changes everything. Named one of the ten best plays of 2009 by LA a single mother without lessons to pass along. Her dating life’s a sham- Weekly, TREEFALL is a tragicomic exploration of gender identity and bles, and her helpful friends are only helping make things more compli- the meaning of family. cated. This bright, witty, un-romantic comedy captures the uncertain steps of a circle of friends backing their way into middle age. THE REVIEWS: “Visually and emotionally gripping. Effectively drives home its cautionary message about the environmental legacy we’re THE REVIEWS: “Ms. Gibson graduates into the theatrical big leagues neglectfully creating for future generations.” —LA Times. “Achingly with this beautifully conceived, confidently executed and wholly acces- true…glimpses of humor. It’s not unlike the kind of new play that used sible work, which is not just her finest to date but also the best new to emerge in the early years of London’s —grimy, play to open Off-Broadway this fall. Its confused but lovable characters primal, heady, despondent yet inexplicably giddy—making for the are drawn with a fine and a piercing emotional depth; the dia- sheer truth of the ache in its heart.” —LA Weekly. “Visceral wonder- logue sparkles with exchanges as truthful as they are clever; and…the ment…futuristic thriller.” —BackStage. “Fascinating look at how a play’s delicate pace, richly patterned wordplay and undercurrent of rue person comes to define his or her roles in life in relationship to gender. combine to cast a moving spell that lingers in the memory, like a sad- Murray has simultaneously crafted a story that avoids being swallowed sweet pop song whose chorus you can’t shake.” —NY Times. by obvious impending darkness, and even manages to find hope in the most desperate of situations. Well done.” —L.A. Splash. “Succeeds on every level.” —Culture Spot LA. Tooth and Claw by Michael Hollinger The Understudy Drama by Theresa Rebeck Full Length 8 men, 2 women Comedy $75 per performance Full Length $7.50 acting edition 2 men, 1 woman ISBN: 978-0-8222-2464-8 $75 per performance $7.50 acting edition THE STORY: Reptile specialist Schuyler Baines—”the Savior of ISBN: 978-0-8222-2453-2 Tortoises” and the first female director of the Charles Darwin Research Station—arrives in Galápagos full of ideas and idealism. But THE STORY: Franz Kafka’s undiscovered masterpiece in its Broadway when she becomes aware of an exploding black market that threatens premiere is the hilarious and apropos setting for Theresa Rebeck’s explo- to destroy the islands’ fragile ecosystem, Schuyler shuts the industry ration of the existential vagaries of show business and life. Charged with down, sparking a deadly, survival-of-the-fittest conflict with native running the understudy rehearsal for the production, Roxanne finds her fishermen. A bold, theatrical exploration—based on actual events— professional and personal life colliding when Harry, a journeyman actor of evolution, extinction, and the ever-present nature of Darwin’s and her ex-fiancé, is cast as the understudy to Jake, a mid-tier action star “struggle for life.” yearning for legitimacy. As Harry and Jake find their common ground, Roxanne tries to navigate the rehearsal with a stoned lightboard opera- THE REVIEWS: “TOOTH AND CLAW may be a play about tortoises, tor, an omnipresent intercom system, threatening to shut- but it sweeps along at a bracing pace more often seen in hares, bring- ter the show and her own careening feelings about both actors and her ing the momentum of a thriller to the sometimes dry arena of science past. Will the show go on? THE UNDERSTUDY is a dazzling and human- plays. Rich in issues of evolution and ecological meddling, all the more istic look at people trying to do what they love in the face of obstacles so because it was inspired by actual events.” —NY Times. “An exhil- that mount until all anyone can do is dance. arating exploration of an exotic, but heartbreakingly familiar, world.” —Courier-Post. “Scintillating, witty and intelligent. [Hollinger’s] most THE REVIEWS: “…deliver[s] a clever indictment of contemporary audacious and artistically successful work to date.” —Reading Eagle. theatre while making the characters’ personal circumstances ever “One of the most compelling, riveting, and thought-provoking plays to more Kafkaesque: They are no more in control of the forces of grace the American stage in recent memory.” —Talkin’ Broadway. celebrity, art, money, and Broadway than they are of their own fates.” —The New Yorker. Treefall by Henry Murray What is the Cause of Thunder? by Noah Haidle Drama Full Length Comedy 3 men, 1 woman Full Length $75 per performance 2 women $7.50 acting edition $75 per performance ISBN: 978-0-8222-2466-2 $7.50 acting edition ISBN: 978-0-8222-2415-0 THE STORY: Beyond the end of the word, where trees are dying and sunlight must not be allowed to touch human skin, three teenaged THE STORY: After twenty-seven years on the same soap opera, Ada boys survive by reinventing a culture they never really knew. They is starting to confuse her art and her life. But after so many years of cling to the shreds of civility by playing Daddy, Mommy and Junior, acting, her art is her life. Haidle’s poignant comedy brings us the hilar- but the game has worn quite thin. And just when it seems that things ity of daytime drama alongside the harsher, but often equally funny, can’t get any worse, a stranger arrives with a terrible secret that realities of life.

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THE REVIEWS: “Out of the dross that is soap opera, Noah Haidle has sworn undying obedience. How these three men’s sagas overlap and spun comic gold…” —TheaterMania. intertwine and how they end up irrevocably affecting the course of each other’s lives is the substance of WITTENBERG, a comedy that reveals the story behind the stories of , Doctor and the Wildflower Protestant Reformation. by Lila Rose Kaplan THE REVIEWS: “A cocktail of brainy allusions, absurdist plot twists, Drama sly wordplay and disarming anachronisms, fortified with serious ideas, Full Length WITTENBERG should delight fans, recovering English 3 men, 2 women majors, disillusioned academics and anyone who has ever wondered $75 per performance what Helen of Troy was like in the sack…WITTENBERG’s chief assets $7.50 acting edition are Davalos’ light, confident handling of bona fide philosophical ISBN: 978-0-8222-2426-6 concepts and his archly virtuosic language…” —Washington Post. “Finally—a decent Protestant Reformation comedy! Davalos’ word- THE STORY: A woman and her unusual son look to escape their past play, plus his riffs on religion vs. philosophy, made me hanker for a in Crested Butte, a small town with its share of secrets. They script. The dialogue sometimes flies by…and it’s obvious that WIT- encounter a curious girl, a forest ranger and an ex-drag queen. The five TENBERG would be as much fun to read as this production is to see.” collide in a summer of botany and sexual awakening. WILDFLOWER —Philadelphia Inquirer. “The play has great, deep humor. Beautifully explores the discovery of desire and its consequences. researched and written, it is serious yet humorous and utterly delightful. This play is spot-on…it’s a major triumph.” —Stage Magazine. THE REVIEWS: “WILDFLOWER is a wonderfully mysterious and Online. “Masterful; the deeply thoughtful script by new playwright heartbreaking story of coming of age. Lila Rose has a singular voice David Davalos creates multiple layers to contemplate.” —Orlando and an exquisite sense of both story and character. Like all her plays, Weekly. “Clever, funny and hip.” —Talkin’ Broadway. WILDFLOWER combines a poet’s sense of language with wit and wis- dom.” —Naomi Iizuka. “WILDFLOWER pulses with a deeper intensity …the playwright’s dexterity glimmers throughout…It’s the kind of plot so unexpected, so affecting, and so daring that you want to tell it Woman and Scarecrow all to express how impressive it is…a young writer we should be sure by Marina Carr to watch.” —Curtain Up. “Firm characterizations and graceful drama- Drama turgy combine to give the text a surprising slickness…On a whole, Full Length Kaplan’s capper is such a provocative one that it’s impossible not to 2 men, 2 women recommend WILDFLOWER.” —Variety. “Mother and son each find $75 per performance romance in a land where homespun advice is ladled out with love and $7.50 acting edition witty remarks are served with sass.” —NY Times. “Lila Rose Kaplan’s ISBN: 978-0-8222-2416-7 WILDFLOWER has gotten as much buzz for the last five minutes of the show than most shows get for their entire run.” —. “If Shirley THE STORY: A passionate woman—mother of eight children and Jackson had been a playwright she might have come up with some- wife to a remorseful husband—now facing death, looks back over her thing like this. WILDFLOWER is beautiful, mysterious, and ultimately life and asks what could have been. Pathos and bitter humor mix in deeply unsettling.” —Darko Tresnjak. this powerful play from one of Ireland’s leading dramatists.

THE REVIEWS: “In language that varies from the poetic to the coarse, Marina Carr paints a portrait of a feisty woman who did not Wittenberg ever have the opportunity to enjoy a fulfilled life but had more fun than by David Davalos her relations could credit…both illuminating and entertaining in Comedy/Drama circumstances where one might expect unremitting gloom.” Full Length —BritishTheatreGuide.info. “…potent, bittersweet, and darkly 3 men, 1 woman funny…If the play is largely about the sadness of missed opportuni- $75 per performance ties, it is also marked by moments of great beauty and a robust sense $7.50 acting edition of humour.” — Advertiser. “It is an angry, intensely cerebral ISBN: 978-0-8222-2442-6 play. But it is cased in a twister of impassioned emotional storm the like of which has seldom been seen on a stage. And it is wonder- THE STORY: It is October 1517 in northern Germany. The beginning of ful…Carr writes emotional pain like few others, and she surpasses another fall semester at the University of Wittenberg finds certain herself in this work.” —Irish Independent. members of the faculty and student body at personal and professional crossroads. Hamlet (senior, class of 1518) is returning from a summer in Poland spent studying astronomy, where he has come in contact with a revolutionary scientific theory that threatens the very order of the universe, resulting in psychic trauma and a crisis of faith for him. His teacher and mentor John Faustus (professor, philosophy) has decided at long last to make an honest woman of his paramour, Helen, a former nun who is now one of the Continent’s most sought-after courtesans. And Faustus’ colleague and Hamlet’s instructor and priest, Martin (professor, theology), is dealing with the spiritual and medical consequences of his long-simmering outrage at certain abu- sive practices of the Church—the same Church to which he has

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

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A Barrel Full of Pennies Big Fish, Botticelli Bus Stop (Silverstein) The Barretts of Wimpole Street The Big Funk Bouncers Bus Stop Diner Barrymore’s Ghost The Big Knife Bound East for Cardiff Business Lunch at the Russian Tea Bartok as Dog Big Mary Boundary Waters Room Based on a Totally True Story Big Mother Bourbon at the Border Businessmen The Basement (Pinter) The Big Slam Box Busman’s Honeymoon The Basement (Schisgal) Big Sur Boy The Busy World is Hushed Bat Boy: The Musical The Biggest Thief in Town The Boy in the Basement The Butler Did It The Batting Cage The Billion Dollar Saint Boy Meets Family The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Battle of Angels Billy Budd Boy Meets Girl (Spewack) Joseph, Herod the Nut & The Be Aggressive Billy Irish Boy Meets Girl (Wasserstein) Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a Be Your Age Bindle Stiff The Boy with Green Hair Pear Tree The Bear The Bird Cage Boys and Girls Button, Button The Beard Bird of Ill Omen Boys’ Life Buy Me Blue Ribbons Beast Birds in Church The Boys Next Door Buy One Get One Free Beautiful Child The Birthday Present Brand By Hex Bite the Hand The Brass Ring By the Bog of Beauty and the Beast Bits and Pieces Bravo By the Sea By the Sea By the Beauty of the Father The Black and White Break Beautiful Sea Beauty on the Vine Black Angel Cabin 12 Beauty Black Cloud Morning New York Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Cacciatore: Three Short Plays The Beauty Queen of Leenane Black Girl Breaking Legs Cafe Crown Beauty’s Daughter The Black Monk: A Chamber Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code Café Moon Because Their Hearts were Pure (or Musical Breath, Boom Cages The Secret of the Mine) Black Sheep (Blessing) Breathing Corpses Cahoots Becky Shaw Black Sheep (Rice) Brendan Cakewalk Becky’s New Car Black Snow Brewsie and Willie The Call Bed and Sofa Blackbird The Brick and the Rose Call Me by My Rightful Name The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Blade to the Heat The Bridal Night Call Me Shakespeare Been Taken Blessed Assurance The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky The Cameo Before Breakfast Blind Date The Bride’s Bouquet Camino Real Before It Hits Home Blind Willie and the Talking Dog The Brides of March Can Can Beggars in the House of Plenty The Blizzard A Brief Period of Time Canadian Gothic The Beggar’s Opera Blood Orange Bright Ideas Candle in the Wind The Beginning of August Blood, and Stanley Poole Brighten the Corner Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert ★ A Behanding in Spokane Blood Wedding Brilliant Traces Canker Sores and Other Belfry Bloody Mary Bringing It All Back Home Distractions Bell, Book and Candle The Blowin of Baile Gall Capitalism 101 A Bell for Adano Blowing Whistles ★ Broke-ology Captains and Courage Belmont Avenue Social Club Blue Door Brontosaurus Captive Audience Benito Cereno Blue Heaven Boy The Captivity of Pixie Shedman Benjamin Falling The Blue Hour: City Sketches Brother Rat Carbondale Dreams Bernadine Blue/Orange Brotherhood Cardinal O’Connor Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part Blues for an Alabama Sky The Brothers Karamazov (Fishelson) Career Angel (Female Version) Invention Bodies The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow, Career Angel (Male Version) Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Bodies, Rest and Motion Tumarin) The Caretaker Baby The Body & The Wheel Brown Pelican Carl the Second The Best Daddy A Body of Water (Blessing) Brutality of Fact Carnal Knowledge Best Half Foot Forward A Body of Water (Zark) The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Carol Mulroney The Best Man The Bodybuilders Chameleon Skin The Carpenters Best of Friends Bondage Buddies The Carpetbagger’s Children Betrayal Bonjour, La, Bonjour Buffalo Hair The Case of the Crushed Petunias A Betrothal Bontche Schweig Cash Flow Bette and Me Book of Days Bugs The Castle Better Days Book of Leviticus Show Buicks The Castro Complex Betty the Yeti The Book of Liz The Bungler The Cat Act Betty’s Summer Vacation The Book of Murder The Burial of Esposito Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Between Us Boom Buried Child The Catch Colt Beyond the Horizon Boom Town Buried Inside Extra Catfish Moon Beyond Your Command Borak Burkie Cat’s Cradle BFE Borderline The Cavalcaders BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) Borderlines Burning Bright The Cave Bhutan Born Yesterday Bury the Dead Cave Life A Bicycle Country Bosoms and Neglect Bus Riley’s Back in Town Cavedweller Big Al Bus Stop (Inge) Cavern of the Jewels

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Celebration (Perrin) Clandestine on the Morning Line Convenience Danger: Memory! Celebration (Pinter) Clara Conversation with a Sphinx The Dangers of Tobacco Class Conflict Conversations with the Spanish Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Cemetery Man A Clearing in Lady Daphne in Cottage D The Ceremony of Innocence Clever Dick The Corn is Green The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Chain of Circumstances Click Corpus Christi Dark Hammock The Champagne Charlie Stakes Cliffhanger The Couch The Dark is Light Enough Character Lines The Climate of Eden The Countess Dark Matters Charity Close of Play Counting the Ways Dark, No Sugar Charlie and Vito Close Ties The Country Club Dark Play or Stories for Boys Charlie Blake’s Boat Closer The Country Girl Dark Ride Charlie’s Farewell Clothes for a Summer Hotel Coup The Dark Room The Chase Cloud Seven Courtship Dark Sun Chase Me, Comrade! Clucks The Courtship of Morning Star Dark Victory Chaucer in Rome Clutterbuck Cousins Darwin in Malibu Cheating Cheaters The Coal Diamond The Cowboy, the Indian and the A Dash of Bitters A Cheever Evening Cobb Fervent Feminist Daughters of Atreus Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll Cockeyed Kite Cowgirls Dawn and Hyde Play The Cocktail Hour Coyote on a Fence A Day for Surprises The of Change Cocktails with Mimi Coyote Ugly Day in the Sun (Corrigan) Coco Puffs Crafty A Day of Absence The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Cold Crawling Arnold The Day Room The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Cold Sweat Crazy Eights Day Standing on Its Head ★ Chesapeake Colder Than Here The Creation of the World and The Day They Shot John Lennon Chick Collected Stories Other Business Days Ahead Chicken The Collection Creative Development The Days and Nights of BeeBee Childe Byron Colorado The Credeaux Canvas Fenstermaker Children ★ The Colored Museum Days of Wine and Roses Children of a Lesser God Come Down Burning Crimes of the Heart Daytrips Children of the Wind Come on Strong The Cripple of The Dazzle The Children’s Crusade Come Slowly, Eden Crisscross D.C. The Children’s Hour The Comeback Criss-Crossing ¿De Donde? The Children’s Story Comes a Day Critic’s Choice Dead Certain The Chinese Coming Home The Crocodile Smile Dead End Chinese Coffee Coming of Age in Soho Crossin’ the Line The Dead Eye Boy The Chinese Restaurant Coming of the Hurricane Crossings Dead Giveaway Syndrome The Coming World Crowns The Dead Guy The Chiropodist Command Decision The Crucible A Dead Man’s Apartment Chocolate Cake The Common Pursuit Crumbs from the Table of Joy The Deadly Game Choosing Sides Companions of the Crunch Time Deaf Day Chopin in Space The Company of Heaven A Cry of Players The Deal The Chopin Playoffs Compleat Female Stage Beauty Dealer’s Choice The Chosen Complete Works Volume 1 ¡Cuba Si! Dear Delinquent Christmas Belles (Pinter) The Cuban Swimmer Dear Friends A Christmas Carol (Baizley) Complete Works Volume 2 Cuckoos on the Hearth Dear Kenneth Blake A Christmas Carol (Linney) (Pinter) Cue for Passion A Christmas Carol (Schario) Compulsion (Levin) The Curate’s Play Dearborn Heights A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Compulsion (Patrick) The Curious Savage The Dearest of Friends of Christmas (Wilson) Confession Curse of the Starving Class Dearly Beloved A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Confluence Curtains (Bill) Dearly Departed Marley (Horovitz) The Conscientious Objector Curtains (Gonzalez) The Death and Life of Sneaky Christmas on Mars The Consequences of Goosing Cyrano de Bergerac Fitch Christopher Blake The Constituent Da-Show Must Go On (Dashow) Death by Fatal Murder Chug ★ A Contemporary American’s Daddies Death Comes to Us All, Mary The Cider House Rules, Part One: Guide to a Successful The Dadshuttle Agnes Here in St. Cloud’s Marriage © 1959 Dalton’s Back Death in the Family The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Continental Divide Damage Control Death of a Salesman In Other Parts of the World Continental Divide: Daughters of The Dance and the Railroad The Death of Bessie Smith Cinderella Wore Combat Boots the Revolution A Dance Lesson The Death of Frank ★ Circle Mirror Transformation Continental Divide: Mother’s Dance of Death (Greenberg) The Death of King Philip Circus Lady Against The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) The Death of Papa A Civil War Christmas: An Contribution The Dancers The Death of the Old Man American Musical Celebration Contributions Dancing at Lughnasa The Death of Zukasky Clair de Lune Control Freaks The Dancing Mice Deathbed Claire The Controversy of Valladolid Dancing on Moonlight Deathtrap

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★ Debate DMV Tyrant Duel of Angels Epic Proportions Debbie Does Dallas Do Not Feed the Animal Dumb Show Epilogue The Debutante Ball Doctor The Dumb Waiter Epiphany Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams Doctor Galley Dumping Ground Erik the Fourteenth Deep are the Roots The Doctor Will See You Now Dunelawn Eris Deep Sleepers (Durang) Durang/Durang The Eros Trilogy The Deer and the Antelope Play The Doctor Will See You Now Durango Escanaba in da Moonlight Defender of the Faith (Patrick) Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Eternal Triangle Defiance Dodge Dusk Ethan Frome Deflowering Waldo Dodsworth Dust in Your Eyes Etta Jenks Degas C’est Moi Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? The Dwarfs Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers The Delusion of Angels Dog Eat Dog Dying City Eulogy for Mister Hamm Democracy Dog Lady Early Dark An Evening for Merlin Finch Demon Wine Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Early Warnings Evening Star Den of Thieves Teenage Blockhead Earth and Sky Eve-Olution ’Dentity Crisis The Dog Sitters East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Everett Beekin The Departure of Brian O’Callahan Dogbrain Empty House Every Night When the Sun Goes Desdemona, A Play About a Doing a Good One for the Red Man Easter (Scheffer) Down Handkerchief A Doll’s House (McGuinness) Easter (Strindberg) Every Seventeen Minutes the The Designated Mourner A Doll’s House (Meyer) Easter Night Crowd Goes Crazy! Desire Desire Desire Dolores Eastern Standard Every Year at the Carnival Desire Under the Elms Domestic Issues Eat Cake Everybody Has to be Somebody Desperadoes Don Juan (Porter) Eat the Taste Everybody Loves Opal Desperate Affection Don Juan (Wilbur) The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Everybody’s Girl Detective Story Don Juan in Chicago ★ Eclipsed Everybody’s Secret Deuce Doña Rosita the Spinster An Educated Lady Everyman Today The Devil and Daniel Webster Dottie and Richie Edward, My Son A Devil Inside Double Solitaire Edwin Booth Everything Will be Different The Devils Double Wedding The Effect of Gamma Rays on Evolution Devour the Snow Doubt, a Parable Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds The Exact Center of the Universe Dial M for Murder The Doughgirls The Egghead Exact Change Diana Does It Down and Out Eh? An Examination of the Whole The Diary of Anne Frank (Goodrich, Down the Road Einstein and the Polar Bear Playwright/Actor Relationship Hackett) Down the Shore The Einstein Project Presented As Some Kind of Cop The Diary of Anne Frank The Dozens El Hermano Show Parody (Kesselman) Dr. Cook’s Garden Eleanor Sleeps Here Excursion A Different Moon Dr. Fish Election Year The Exercise Diff’ Dr. Fritz Eleemosynary The Exhibition Digby Dr. Hero Elegy for a Lady Exits and Entrances Dilemma Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Elephants The Exonerated Diminished Capacity Dracula (Dietz) Eleven Short Plays by William Inge Expecting Isabel Dimly Perceived Threats to the Dracula (Johnson) Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue An Experiment with an Air Pump System Dragon Country Elliot Loves Extensions The Dining Room Dragonwings Elm Circle Eye of God The Dinosaur Musical The Drapes Come Embarrassments The Eye of the Beholder Dink’s Blues The Dream Coast Emma’s Child Eyes for Consuela Dinner with Friends Dream Girl Empathy The E.Z. Snooz Motel Dinner with the Superfriends Dream of Passion Emperor and Galilean A Fable Dinny and the Witches The Emperor Jones Fables for Friends Direct from Death Row The The Dreamer Examines His Pillow An Empty Plate in the Café du Fabulation or, The Re-Education of Scottsboro Boys Dreamers Grand Boeuf Undine Dreams of Flight Enchanted April ★ Fabuloso Dirty Talk (Pintauro) Dreamtime for Alice The Enclave The Dirty Talk (Puzzo) The Dreamy Kid End of Summer Face Divided Disciples Dreyfus in Rehearsal Endecott and the Red Cross The Facts Disconnect Driving Miss Daisy Endpapers A Fair Country The Disintegration of James Cherry The Drop of a Hat An Enemy of the People (Meyer) Fair Exchange Disneyland on Parade Drowning Sorrows An Enemy of the People (Miller) Fair Game The Disposal The Druid Circle English Made Simple The Fairy Garden Distant Fires Drums Under the Windows The English Teachers Faith Distracted Dublin Carol The Enigma The Fall of the City Duck Enigma Variations (Ives) Falling Man Divorce—Anyone? Duck Hunter Shoots Angel Enigma Variations (Schmitt) Fam and Yam Divorce Southern Style Duck Hunting ★ Enron Fame Takes a Holiday The Dixie Swim Club Ducks and Lovers Entertaining Mr. Helms Family Business

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The Family Continues Five Kinds of Silence Fragments (Schisgal) Gift of Murder! Five of Us Frame 312 The Gifted Program The Family Man Five One-Act Plays by The Framer The Gifts of the Magi Family Meeting Five One-Act Plays by Murray Frankenstein The Gimmick Family Voices Schisgal Frankie and Johnny in the Clair The Gingerbread House Fancy Meeting You Again Five Women Wearing the Same de Lune The Gingham Dog The Fantod Dress Franklin’s Apprentice Gint Farewell, Farewell, Eugene Flag Day Fran’s Bed The Girl and the Soldier The Farmer’s Daughter Flatboatman Free A Girl Can Tell Farragut North The Flatulist Freedomland Girl Gone Fast Women Flaubert’s Latest Freeman The Girl Who Loved The Beatles Fat Men in Skirts A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) The French Touch The Girls of the Garden Club Father and Son A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) Fresh Horses Girls’ Talk Father Dreams Flesh and Blood (Gaitens) Freud’s house Girls We Have Known Father Malachy’s Miracle Flesh and Blood (Hanley) Friday Night Give Me Your Answer, Do! Father of the Bride Flight Fridays ★ Gizmo Love The Father (Hailey) Flight into Egypt The Froegle Dictum The Father (Meyer) Flight Lines From Above Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry Flight to the West Frost/Nixon Glutt Fathers and Sons The Flounder Complex The Frosted Glass Coffin The Gnadiges Fraulein Father’s Day The Flowering Peach Frozen The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? Fault Lines The Flu Season Frozen Dog Goblin Market Faustus Flyin’ West The Frying Pan God of Carnage Fear Network News The Flying Gerardos Fuddy Meers The God of Hell Feathertop Flywheel and Anna Full Frontal Nudity God of Vengeance Feedlot F.M. Full Gallop God Says There is No Peter Ott Feiffer’s People F.O.B. Full Hookup God’s Great Supper Ferryboat Fog on the Mountain Full Moon (Krasna) God’s Man in Texas The Festivities The Folding Green Full Moon (Price) Going Once The Fever The Food Chain Fully Committed Going to See the Elephant A Few Stout Individuals Food for Fish Fun Going to St. Ives Fiat Food Related Funeral Parlor Gold The Fiery Furnace Fur Hat Gold and Silver Waltz The Footsteps of Doves The Further Adventures of Hedda The Golden Age Fifth Planet For-Everett Gabler Golden Boy Fifty Words For Love or Money Further Than the Furthest Thing The Filmmaker’s Mystery For the Use of the Hall Galahad Jones The Golden Six The Final Interrogation of For Whom the Southern Belle Gallows Humor The Golden State (Spewack) Ceausescu’s Dog Tolls The Gamester The Golden State (Wilson) Final Orders Force Continuum Garbage Bags Final Passages Force of Nature The Gardens of Frau Hess ★ Goldfish Final Performance, or The The Foreigner The Gay Deceiver The Golem Curtain Falls Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue The Gazebo Gone Goth Final Placement Forever Yours, Marie-Lou Gemini Gone Missing Finding Claire The Former One-on-One General Gorgeous Gone to Take a… Basketball Champion The General of Hot Desire Gone Finishing Touches Fortinbras General Seeger Good as New Fire Dance Found a Peanut The Gentle People ★ The Good Body Fire in the Hole Four Geometry of Fire Good Boys and True Fires in the Mirror: Crown Four Baboons Adoring the Sun George Washington Slept Here Good Day Heights, Brooklyn and Other ★ Four Benches Gettin’ It Together The Good Identities Four Dogs and a Bone Getting Away with Murder Good Night, Caroline The First Actress Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Getting Frankie Married—and The Good Parts The First Gentleman Four One-Act Plays by Robert Afterwards The Good Thief Schenkkan Getting Out Good Thing Four Plays by Conor McPherson Ghost Children A Good Time First Love (Margulies) Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass The Ghost of Rhodes Manor Goodbye Freddy First Love (Taylor) Four Short Plays by Lanford Goodbye, Howard The First Night of “Pygmalion” Wilson A Ghost Story Goodbye Oscar The Firstborn Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff Ghost World Goodly Creatures Fish Four Twelves are 48 Ghosts (Meyer) Gorgo’s Mother Fit to be Tied The Fourth Wall Ghosts (Wilson) A Gothic Tale Five Course Love Foxhole in the Parlor Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks The Government Inspector Five Evenings The Fragile Fox The Giants’ Dance (Hatcher) Five in Judgment Fragments (Albee) Gideon The Government Inspector (Raby)

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G.R. Point Hannah and Martin The Highest Tree Hughie ★ Grace The Happiest Millionaire Highway Human The Grace of Mary Traverse Happy Ending Hilda Crane A Human Interest Story (or The Graceland Happy for You Hillary: A Modern Greek Tragedy Gory Details and All) Gramercy Ghost ★ Happy Now? (Coxon) with a (Somewhat) Happy Ending Humpty Dumpty Grand Prize The Happy Time His Dish The Hundred and First A Grand Romance Hard Hat Area The Hitch-Hiker The Hunter and the Bird The Grand Tour The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of Hocus Pocus Hunter Gatherers Grandma Duck is Dead Where Babies Come From Hold Me! Hurricane of the Eye Grandma Steps Out Harold Hold Please Hysterical Blindness The Grapes of Wrath The Harry and Sam Dialogues The Holdup I am a Camera The Grass Harp Harry Outside Holiday for Lovers I am My Own Wife Grass Widows The Harvesting Hollywood Arms I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow A Grave Undertaking Harvey or The Lad I Can’t Remember Anything The Great American Cheese The Hasty Heart Who Loved a Salary I Don’t Know What I’m Doing Sandwich The Hat The Hologram Theory I Hate Hamlet The Great American Trailer Park The Haunted Honeymoon Holy Ghosts I-Kissandtell Musical Haunted Lives The Homage that Follows I Knock at the Door A Great Career The Haunting of Hill House Home (Cahill) I Love Lucy Who? Great Expectations Have a Nice Day Home (Williams) I Never Sang for My Father Great Falls Having Our Say, The Delany Home at Six I Remember Mama The Great God Brown Sisters’ First 100 Years Home Free! I Remember Mama (High School The Great Labor Day Classic Having Wonderful Time Home Front Version) The Great Nebula in Orion He Ain’t Heavy Home Life of a Buffalo I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix Great Scot! ★ The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Home of the Brave I Sailed with Magellan The Great Sebastians Heart of a City I was Dancing Great Solo Town Heart of a Dog ★ Homeland Security Ice Glen Green Julia The Heart Outright Homework The Ice-Breaker The Green Pastures Hearts Beating Faster Honour The Iceman Cometh Greenwich Mean Heathen Valley Hoodoo Love The Idiot Heaven and Hell (on Earth): A Hooters Idiot’s Delight The Grey Zone Divine Comedy Hope The Idiots Karamazov Griller Heaven Can Wait Hope is If the Shoe Pinches Gross Indecency: The Three Trials Heaven on Earth Hopscotch If Walls Could Talk of Oscar Wilde Hedda Gabler (Baitz) The Horse Latitudes If We are Women The Ground Zero Club Hedda Gabler (Friel) Hortensia and the Museum of If You were My Wife I’d Shoot Group Hedda Gabler (Hughes) Dreams Myself The Groves of Academe Hedda Gabler (Meyer) Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye Guardians Hedwig and the Angry Inch Hot ’n’ Throbbing ’Ile Guerilla Gorilla The Heidi Chronicles Hotel I’ll be Home for Christmas Guests of the Nation Heights A Hotel on Marvin Gardens I’m Herbert Gulf View Drive The Heiress The Hotel Play I’m Really Here Gum Hellcab The Hothouse The Imaginary Cuckold, or Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle The Hound of the Baskervilles Sganarelle Guns Don’t Kill Hello from Bertha House Arrest: A Search for The Imaginary Invalid Gus and Al ★ Hello Herman American Character In and An Imaginary Life The Guys Henrietta the Eighth Around the White House, Past Imagining “America” Gym Teacher Henry (After Pirandello) and Present Imagining Brad The Gynecologist Henry Flamethrowa The House in Town The Immoralist Habit Henry Lumper House Made of Air Impassioned Embraces The Habitation of Dragons Her Majesty, Miss Jones The House of Impossible Marriage The Habitual Acceptance of the The Herbal Bed The House of Sleeping Beauties Impressionism Near Enough Hesh The House of Yes Impromptu Hagar’s Children Hey You, Light Man! House Without Windows In a Northern Landscape The Hairy Ape Hidden Agendas The Houseguests In a Word Halcyon Days The Hidden River The Housekeeper In Any Language The Hallelujah Girls Hide and Seek How I Got That Story In Arabia We’d All be Kings Hamlet ESP The Hide and Seek Odyssey of How I Learned to Drive In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes The Hammerstone Madeline Gimple How Much, How Much? In Old Vermont A Handful of Rainbows The Hiding Place How to Say Goodbye In Place A Handful of Stars High Cockalorum How We Reached an Impasse on In Real Life The Hands of Its Enemy High Dive Nuclear Energy In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Handy Dandy The High School Howie the Rookie In the Blood Hangnail High Sign How’s the World Treating You? In the Desert of My Soul Hank Williams: Lost Highway High Tor Hrosvitha In the Summer House

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In the Zone Jesus on the Oil Tank King of Hearts Last to Go In-Betweens Jiley Nance and Lednerg King of Shadows Last Train to Nibroc An Incident at the Standish Arms Jimmy Shine The King of the United States Last Tuesday Jitters Kingdom Come The Last Word… Incommunicado Jo Kingdom of Earth The Last (Full Length) The Incomparable Max Joan of Lorraine Kiss and Tell (One Act) Incorruptible Joe and ’s Theatre of Kiss the Boys Good-bye The Late George Apley Independence Brotherly Love and Financial Kissing Christine The Late Henry Moss The Indian Wants Success Kissing Sweet Later Infant Mortality Joey Kit Marlowe Later Life An Infinite Ache Joey-Boy Kith and Kin Laughing Stock (Linney) Inherit the Wind John and Mary Doe Kitty Kitty Kitty Laughing Stock (Morey) Innocent Thoughts, Harmless John Brown’s Body Kitty the Waitress Laughing Wild Intentions John Gabriel Borkman Klonsky and Schwartz Laughs, Etc. The Innocents’ Crusade Komachi Laughter in the Shadow of the Insect Love John Turner Davis The Kramer Trees An Inspector Calls Johnny Belinda Kringle’s Window Laundry and Bourbon Insurrection: Holding History Johnny Bull L.A. Laura Integrity Johnny No-Trump La Bête Laura Dennis The Intelligent Design of Jenny Johnny Pye L.A. Sketches The Laws Chow The Johnstown Vindicator Labor Day Lazarus Laughed Interlock Joined at the Head Ladies at the Alamo Leader Intermezzo The Code Ladies in Retirement The Leading Lady Intermission Jonah The Ladies Man The Learned Ladies Interurban Joseph Dintenfass The Ladies of the Camellias The Learned Ladies of Park The Interview (Swet) Josephine: The Mouse Singer The Ladies Should be in Bed Avenue Interview (van Itallie) The Journals of Mihail Sebastian Lady Leaves Intimate Apparel Journey to Bahia The Lady and the Clarinet The Left Hand Singing Inventing Van Gogh Journey to Jerusalem The Lady from Dubuque Legend Invitation to a March Journey to the Day The Lady from Havana Legend of Camille Iphigenia The Joy Luck Club The Lady from the Sea Legend of Sarah The Iron Cross The Joy of Going Somewhere The Lady of Fadima The Legendary Stardust Boys Isadora Duncan Sleeps with the Definite The Lady of Larkspur Lotion Russian Navy Judaic Park The Lady with All the Answers Lemonade Isn’t It Romantic Judith The Lady’s Not for Burning Lemons Isn’t Nature Wonderful? Julie Johnson Lake Hollywood Lenten Pudding It Can’t Happen Here Juliet Lake Street Extension Les Belles Soeurs Italian American Reconciliation Juliet, Yancey, April Snow A Lesson Before Dying It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie July 7, 1994 The Land of Cockaigne Let Me Hear You Whisper It’s a Small World Jumpin’ Jupiter The Land of the Astronauts Let Us Go Out into the Starry It’s Been Wonderful Jumping for Joy Land O’Fire Night It’s Called the Sugar Plum Jungle Rot Landscape of the Body Let’s Make Up It’s Only a Play Junior Miss The Language of Trees A Letter from Ethel Kennedy It’s Showdown Time Junk Yard The Laramie Project Levitation Ivanov (Corrigan) Juno’s Swans ★ The Laramie Project: Ten Years Levittown Ivanov (Schmidt) Just Hold Me Later The Liar I’ve Got Sixpence K2 Large Window on a Small World The Librarian Ivory Tower Karima’s City The Lark Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Katherine Desouza Las Meninas The Lieutenant of Revenge The Keepers The Last Days of Judas Iscariot The Life and Adventures of Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol Keepin’ an Eye on Louie The Last December Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Jacobowsky and the Colonel The Kentucky Cycle Last Gasps The Life and Adventures of Jacob’s Ladder The Kentucky Marriage Proposal The Last Good Moment of Lily Nicholas Nickleby, Part II Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Key Exchange Baker The Life and Death of Almost Living in Paris Key Largo Last Looks Everybody Jailbait Keyhole Lover The Last Meeting of the Knights Life and Limb The Jammer Kibbutz of the White Magnolia Life During Wartime Jar the Floor Kicking a Dead Horse The Last Night of Ballyhoo Life is a Dream Jason Kid Champion The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Life is Short Jealousy Kid Purple The Last of My Solid Gold Life Science Jeffrey Killers Watches Life Under Water Jenny Keeps Talking Killers and Other Family Last of the Boys Life with Father Jenny Kissed Me Kimberly Akimbo The Last of the Thorntons Life with Mother Jest a Second! A Kind of Alaska The Last Straw Life with Mother Superior Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train The Last Sunday in June A Life with No Joy in It

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Life x 3 Lorenzo The Maiden’s Prayer Measure for Pleasure The Lifeboat is Sinking A Loss of Roses The Majestic Kid Medea Light Up the Sky The Lost Colony Make Like a Dog Meet Me in Disneyland Lighting Up the Two-Year Old Lot 13: The Bone Violin Make Room for Rodney The Meeting (Barlow) Lightning Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ The Meeting (Stetson) The Lights Louie Malcolm ★ Meg’s New Friend The Lilies of the Field Love Among the Ruins The Mall Mel Says to Give You His Best Lillian Love and Happiness The Man The Member of the Wedding Lily Love and Kisses Man Dangling Memorial Day Lily Dale Love and Understanding Man from Nebraska Memory A Limb of Snow Love Diatribe The Man in a Case Memory of Summer Limbo Tales Love Drunk Man in a Restaurant Linda Her Love in E-Flat The Man in the Dog Suit The Memory of Water Line Love is a Time of Day The Man Who Came to Dinner Men Without Dates Lips Together, Teeth Apart Love is Contagious The Man Who Climbed Pecan Men Without Wives The Lisbon Traviata Love Letters Trees Men’s Lives Listening Love, Loss and What I Wore The Man Who Had All the Luck Men’s Singles Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Love Me Long The Man Who Never Died Mercy Little Bird Love Minus The Manchurian Candidate Mere Mortals Little Brother: Little Sister The Love of Four Colonels The Mandrake The Mermaids Singing Little David Love of the Game Class Company Class Meshugah The Little Dog Laughed Love Rides the Rails (or Will the One-Acts, 1992 The Metamorphosis Little Egypt Mail Train Run Tonight?) Manhattan Drum-Taps Metropolitan Operas Little Eyolf Love Song Manny Mickey Little Fears The Love Suicide at Schofield Manuscript Mickey’s Teeth Little Fish Barracks (Full Length) Many Happy Returns The Middle Ages The Little Flower of East Orange The Love Suicide at Schofield Marathon 33 Midgie Purvis Little Footsteps Barracks (One Act) ★ Marble The Midnight Caller The Little Foxes The Love Talker Marching As to War The Mighty Gents The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Love! Valour! Compassion! Marco Millions A Mighty Man is He Lane Love-Lies-Bleeding Marco Polo The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here The Little Hut The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year Marco Polo Sings a Solo Anymore Little Joe Monaghan Lovely Day Marcus is Walking: Scenes from The Millennium Fallacy Little Johnny A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur the Road The Mineola Twins Little Miss Fresno The Lover Margaret’s Bed Minor Demons The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated Lovers’ Quarrels Margin for Error Minor Murder Colored Minstrel Show A Lovesong for Miss Lydia Marie and Bruce Minutes from the Blue Route Little Victories Lower Ninth Marie Antoinette: The Color of ★ The Miracle at Naples Live Spelled Backwards Loyalty Flesh Misadventure The Live Wire L-Play Marisol The Misanthrope The Lively Lad Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Marriage The Miser (Chambers) Lives of the Saints Oberlander The Marriage of Bette and Boo The Miser (Magruder) Living at Home Lucky Nurse The Marriage of Figaro Miss Evers’ Boys Living in this World The Lucky Spot Miss Farnsworth Living Out Ludlow Fair Marvin’s Room The Miss Firecracker Contest Lobby Hero Lullaby Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five Miss Julie Lola Luminescence Dating Mary Macgregor Miss Lonelyhearts Luna Park Mary, Mary Miss Witherspoon The Loman Family Picnic Lunatic and Lover Mary Stuart Miss You Lone Star Lunch Break The Masque of Kings Missing/Kissing The Loneliest Wayfarer Mass Appeal Missing Marisa A Lonely Impulse of Delight Lydie Breeze Master and Margarita or, The Devil Missing Persons Lonely Planet M. Butterfly Comes to . Missouri Legend The M Word The Master Builder The Mistakes Madeline Made Long Ago and Far Away Did It Master Class Mister Angel The Long Christmas Ride Home Madagascar Mister Johnson Long Day’s Journey into Night Madam, Will You Walk? Masterpieces Mister Roberts The Long Goodbye Made for a Woman Masters of the Trade Mixed Babies The Long Stay Cut Short or The The Maderati Match Mixed Couples Unsatisfactory Supper The Madness of Lady Bright Mating Dance Mixed Emotions The Long Voyage Home The Madwoman of Chaillot Max and Maxie Mizlansky/Zilinsky or Schmucks The Long Watch The Magenta Moth McReele Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute Look: We’ve Come Through The Magic Act Me and Jezebel Whale Looking for The Magic Fire Me and Thee The Model Apartment Lord Byron’s Love Letter The Mai “Me, Candido!” Modern Orthodox

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Mojo (Butterworth) Mrs. A Nervous Smile Not Waving Mojo (Childress) Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Neville’s Island Note to Self Molly Sweeney Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar Nevis Mountain Dew Moloch Blues Mrs. Lincoln New Beat on an Old Drum The Notebook of Trigorin Mombo Mrs. McThing The New Century Now The Moment When Mrs. Murray’s Farm New Jerusalem, The The Number Momma’s Little Angels Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head Interrogation of Baruch de Oatmeal and Kisses Monday After the Miracle Mrs. Sorken Spinoza at Talmud Objective Case Money The Muckle Man Congregation: Amsterdam, The Observatory Money and Friends Mud, River, Stone July 27, 1656 The O’Conner Girls Money Mad A Murder A New Life The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack The Monogamist A Murder, a Mystery & a The New World Order Of Mice and Men Monologue Marriage New Year’s Eve The Ofay Watcher Monologue, February 1990 Murder by Poe New York Actor Off the Map Monster Murder in Green Meadows Next The Offering A Month in the Country Murder Mistaken ★ Next Fall ★ Offices (Nicolaeff) Murder, My Sweet Matilda Next Time I’ll Sing to You Oh, Mama! No, Papa! A Month in the Country, After Murder Once Removed The Nice and the Nasty The Oil Well Turgenev (Friel) Murdered to Death Nice People Dancing to Good The Old Beginning Months on End Murderers Country Music The Old Boy The Moon is Blue Murdering Marlowe Nickel and Dimed The Moon is Down Music from a Sparkling Planet Night and Her Stars The Old Jew The Moon of the Caribbees The Musical Comedy Murders of Night Dance Old Man Joseph and His Family Moon over the Brewery 1940 The Night Heron Old Phantoms Mooncastle The Mutilated Night Life The Old Settler Moonlight Mutual Benefit Life Night Maneuver Old Times Moonlight and Magnolias Muzeeka ’Night, Mother Old Wicked Songs The Moonlight Room My Boy Jack Night of the Dunce Old Wine in a New Bottle The Moonshot Tape My Buddy Bill The Night of the Iguana The Oldest Living Graduate Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry My Cousin Rachel The Night of the Tribades The Oldest Profession Moose Mating My Cup Ranneth Over A Night Out Oldtimers Game More Solo Readings My Dear Children Night Seasons The Morning After My Emperor’s New Clothes Night Thoughts Olio Morning Becomes Olestra My Kinsman, Major Molineux Night Train to Bolina The Omelet Murder Case Morning Star My Life Night Watch On an Average Day The Most Damaging Wound My Mother, My Father and Me ★ The Night Watcher On Borrowed Time The Most Fabulous Story Ever ★ My Name is Asher Lev Cantata On Golden Pond Told My Name is Rachel Corrie A Nightingale On Raftery’s Hill Motel My Pal George Nina in the Morning On the Bum, or The Next Train The Mother of Modern My Red Hand, My Black Hand The Nina Variations Through Censorship My Side of the Story Nine Armenians On the Edge (Hibbert) A Mother’s Love My Sister Eileen Nine-Ten On the Edge (Pospisil) The Mound Builders My Three Angels Ninotchka On the Line Mountain Language My Uncle Sam Nixon’s Nixon On the Mountain Mountain Memory The Mystery at Twicknam No Child… On the Wings of a Butterfly Mountain—The Journey of Vicarage No Child Left On Whitman Avenue Justice Douglas The Mystery of Attraction No Dogs Allowed Once for the Asking Mourning Becomes Electra Mystery Play No Man’s Land Once More with Feeling Mr. 80% The Mystery Plays No , No , No Dogs The One-Armed Man Mr. & Mrs. Naomi in the Living Room No One Will be Immune One Bright Day ★ Mr. & Mrs. Fitch National Velvet No Skronking One for the Road Mr. Arcularis Natural Affection No Soliciting One Man’s Meat Mr. Barry’s Etchings Natural Disasters No Time One Minute Play Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm The Nature and Purpose of the No Time for Sergeants One Monkey Don’t Stop No Beach Universe Nobody Show Mr. Flannery’s Ocean Neat Nobody Loves an Albatross One Tennis Shoe Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Nebraska Nocturne One Thing More Mr. Marmalade Necessary Targets None of the Above Only an Orphan Girl Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus The Necklace is Mine Norm-Anon The Only Thing Worse You Could Mr. Peters’ Connections. Ned Crocker North of Providence Have Told Me… Mr. Pickwick Needs North Shore Fish Only You Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Neighbors Northeast Local Opal is a Diamond Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Nellie Toole & Co. Not I Opal’s Baby Christmas Binge The Nerd Not My Fault Opal’s Husband Mrs. Cage Nerve Not Now, Darling Opal’s Million Dollar Duck

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Opera Comique Play It by Ear (The Festival) The Pull of Negative Gravity Operation Midnight Climax Passing Through Play Time Punch and Judy The Optimist Passing Through from Exotic Places Play Yourself Pure Confidence Opus Passione Playing with Fire (After The Purification ★ Or, Passport Frankenstein) (Field) Purple Dust Orange Flower Water The Past is the Past Playing with Fire (Strindberg) The Pushcart Peddlers An Ordinary Man Pasta Please Communicate Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Oregon Patient A The Pleasure of His Company Pvt. Wars (One Act) The Orphans Patio The Plumber’s Apprentice Pyretown ★ The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Patio/Porch Plunge QED One: The Story of a Childhood Patrick Henry Lake Liquors The Pokey Quack ★ The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part The Patriots Polish Joke Quail Southwest Two: The Story of a Marriage Paul Robeson Ponies Quandary in Quando ★ The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part The Pavilion Poor Beast in the Rain The Queen of Bingo Three: The Story of a Family Pay-Per-Kill Poor Fellas A Question of Figures Orpheus Descending The Peacock Season The Pope’s Nose A Question of Mercy Orrin Peer Gynt Popkins The Quick-Change Room Orson’s Shadow ★ Peer Review Pops A Quiet, Empty Life Other Hands Pen Porch Quiet in the Land Other People Penny Wise Port Authority Throw Down Quiet, Please Other Places People be Heard Portia Coughlan The Other Player People in the Wind Portrait of a Madonna Quilters The Other Woman The People Next Door Postcards Quotations from Chairman Mao Our Girls The People’s Violin A Poster of the Cosmos Tse-Tung Our Lady of 121st Street Perchance Potholes Rabbit Our Lady of Sligo A Perfect Analysis Given by a Power Lunch Rabbit Hole Our Lady of the Tortilla Parrot Prairie du Chien Race Ourselves Alone A Perfect Ganesh Praying for Rain The Radiant Abyss Out Cry The Perfect Marriage Precisely Radio Free Emerson Out of Gas on Lovers Leap A Perfect Mermaid Prelude & Liebestod Raft of the Medusa Out of the Flying Pan The Perfect Party Prelude to a Crisis Rag and Bone Out West Period of Adjustment ★ Prelude to a Kiss Rain Dance Outlanders Persephone or Slow Time Pre-nuptial Agreement The Rainy Afternoon Outstanding Men’s Monologues The Person I Once Was The Prescott Raised in Captivity Volume One Personal Effects Present Tense Ramshackle Inn Outstanding Men’s Monologues Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Press Conference The Rant Volume Two Not Grow Up The Pretenders ★ Rantoul and Die Outstanding Women’s Monologues The Petrified Forest Pretty Fire The Rat Race Volume One Phaedra Rats Outstanding Women’s Monologues The Philadelphia ★ The Pride Ravenswood Volume Two Philip Pride and Joy Raw Youth Over My Dead Body Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread The Primary English Class Ready for the River Over Texas A Phoenix Too Frequent The and Mr. Jones Reasonable Circulation Over the River and Through the Photo Finish Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Reasons to be Pretty Woods Photographs: Mary and Howard The Principality of Sorrows Rebecca Over Twenty-One Phyllis and Xenobia The Prisoner Rebel Armies Deep into Chad Overtime The Physician Prisoner of the Crown Rebel Women The Overwhelming The Piano Teacher The Prisoner’s Song Recent Tragic Events The Owl Killer A Picasso Private Contentment Recipe for a Crime Pagan Day Picnic Private Eyes Reckless Pageant Play Picture Private Jokes, Public Places The Reckoning The Pain and the Itch Pig Privilege Reclining Figure The Palace at 4 a.m. Pig Farm The Prize Play ★ Red Pale Horse The Pigman The Prodigal (Richardson) The Red Address A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden The Pillars of Society The Prodigals (Evans) Red Angel Papp Pillow Talk Progress The Red Coat ★ Paragon Springs Prologue The Red Devil Battery Sign Parakeet Eulogy Pitching to the Star Prologue: American Twilight Red Herring Parallel Lives A Place at Forest Lawn The Promise Red Popcorn Parasite Drag A Place on the Magdalena Flats Proof Red Roses for Me The Paris Letter Plan Day The Proposal Red Rover, Red Rover Parted on Her Wedding Morn Planet Fires Prymate Party Time Plantation The Psychiatrist Refuge A Passage to India The Play About the Baby Psychopathia Sexualis Regarding Electra The Passing of an Actor Play for Germs Pterodactyls Regrets Only

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Reindeer Soup Rosary Scent of the Roses Winter The Reluctant (or Rosa’s Eulogy Scheherazade Shadow and Substance Mother’s Day) The Rose Tattoo School for Husbands A Shadow of My Enemy A Reluctant Tragic Hero Rosebloom The School for Scandal The Shaker Chair Remains to be Seen Rosemary with Ginger The School for Wives Shakers The Remarkable Susan A Rosen by Any Other Name Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Shakespeare’s R&J Remedial English Rosen’s Son Top of the World The Shallow End Request Stop Rosmersholm Scotland Road A Shayna Maidel Requiem for Us Rouge Atomique Scrooge Shel Shocked Responsible Parties Rough Magic Scuba Duba Shel’s Shorts The Rest of the Night Roulette The Sea Gull (Corrigan) Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal The Retreat from Moscow Routed The Sea Gull (van Itallie) Sherlock Holmes and the Curse The Return of Herbert Bracewell A Royal Affair The Seagull (Hampton) of the Sign of Four or (Why am I Always Alone The Ruby Sunrise Sea of Tranquility Sherlock Holmes: The Final When I’m with You?) Ruined The Seafarer Adventure Reunion In Vienna The Rules of Charity Search and Destroy Sherlock’s Last Case Revelers Rules of Love The Searching Wind Sherlock’s Veiled Secret The Revenger’s Tragedy Rum and Vodka Seascape Shining City Rex Run, Thief, Run! Season of Choice Shipwrecked! An RFK The Runner Stumbles Season’s Greetings Entertainment—The Amazing The Rhesus Umbrella Running on Empty Second Best Bed Adventures of Louis de Rib Cage Rupert’s Birthday Second Overture Rougemont (as Told by Rich and Famous Rush Limbaugh in Night School Second Prize: Two Months in Himself) Richard Cory Sabrina Fair Leningrad The Shock of Recognition Riches Sailor’s Song Second Threshold Shoes The Ride Down Mount Morgan Saint Stanislaus Outside the Secondary Cause of Death Shoeshine Ridiculous Fraud House The Secret Affairs of Mildred Shooting Gallery Riff Raff Saints at the Rave Wild Shooting High The Right Honourable Gentleman Sally and Marsha The Secret of Freedom ★ Shooting Star (Dietz) Right Behind the Flag Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Seduced Shooting Stars (Newman) Righting Girl Detective See My Lawyer The Shop at Sly Corner The Rimers of Eldritch Sally’s Shorts See Rock City Short and Sweet Ring of Men Salt Lake City Skyline Short Plays and Monologues by Ring Round the Moon Salt-Water Moon See the Jaguar The Riot Act Sammi Seeing Someone The Shortchanged Review Riot Grrrrl Guitar Samuel Hoopes Reading from Seeking the Genesis The Show Must Go On (Klavan) The Rise and Rise of Daniel His Own Works Semi-Detached Show People Rocket The Sand Castle A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still Showdown on Rio Road The Rivalry Sand Mountain the Frogboy The Shrike The River Sand Mountain Matchmaking Sequel to a Verdict Shyster Road Show [Sic] The Road to the Graveyard Santa Fe Sunshine Serendipity and Serenity Side Man The Roads to Home The Santaland Diaries A Sermon Robin Sarah and the Sax The Serpent Signature Rocket Man Sarah, Sarah The Servant of Two Masters Signs of Trouble Rocket to the Moon Satellites Seven Silent Partners Rocks Saturday Adoption Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Silver Linings Roger & Miriam Saturday Night Little Kid The Silver Whistle Roman Candle Saturn Returns Seven Menus Romance The Savage Dilemma Seven Nuns at Las Vegas A Simple Kind of Love Story Romance in D Savage in Limbo Seven Nuns South of the Border The Simple Truth Romance, Inc. Savages Seven One-Act Plays by Wendy Simply Heavenly Romanoff and Juliet ★ The Savannah Disputation Wasserstein Sin Romantic Poetry Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn Seven Short and Very Short Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Romulus Saved from Obscurity Plays by Jean-Claude van The Sin of Pat Muldoon Room Service Saved or Destroyed Itallie Sing Me No Lullaby The Room Say De Kooning Seven Short Farces by Anton Sing This A Roomful of Roses Say Goodnight, Gracie Chekhov The Sirens The Rooming House Say You Love Satan Seven Sisters Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It Roommates Scandal Point Seven Times Monday All for You Roosters Scapin The Seven Year Itch Sisters of the Winter Madrigal The Root of Chaos Scarcity Sexaholics The Sisters Rosensweig Roots in a Parched Ground Scattergood Sexaholics and Other Plays Six Degrees of Separation The Rope A Scene: Australia Sextet (YES) Six Years Rosalee Pritchett A Scent of Flowers Seymour in the Very Heart of Skipper Next to God

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The Skirmishers Sonia Flew Storm Operation ★ Sweet Storm Skirmishes Sons and Fathers The Story Sweet Sue The Skull Sophistry The Story of Mary Surratt Swing Fever A Skull in The Sorrows of Frederick The Strains of Triumph Swinging on a Star (The Johnny Skylark Sorry, Wrong Number Strange Boarders Burke Musical) Strange Interlude Swirling with Merlin Slacks and Tops Southern Cross Strangers on Earth Sylvia Slam! Southern Exposure The Strangest Kind of Romance Sympathetic Magic Slam the Door Softly Southern Hospitality The Straw The Syringa Tree Sleep Deprivation Chamber The Southwest Corner Stray Cats T Bone n Weasel A Sleep of Prisoners Souvenir Stray Dogs Tabletop The Sleeper The Spa The Street of Good Friends Tadpole Sleeping Beauty Space Street Talk Take a Deep Breath ★ A Sleeping Country Spain A Streetcar Named Desire Take Me Out Sleeping Dogs Spared String Taken in Marriage The Sleeping Prince Sparks Fly Upward String Fever Taking Leave A Slight Ache Speaking in The Strong Breed Taking Sides A Slight Case of Murder Speech & Debate A Tale of Chelm ★ Slipping Speed-the-Play ★ Struggle Session The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Slow Dance on the Killing Ground The Spiral Staircase Stuck Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let Slow Memories Splash Hatch on the E Going Down Stuffings Me Listen Small Craft Warnings Splendor in the Grass Stumps Talking Dog The Small Hours Splendora Stupid Kids Talking Pictures A Small, Melodramatic Story Spring Awakening The Sty of the Blind Pig Tall Story Small War on Murray Hill Spring Dance A Stye of the Eye Tall Tales Smash Spring Song Subfertile Talley & Son A Smell of Burning Suburban Tragedy Talley’s Folly Smile Squirrel Suburbia Tantalus The Smile of the World St. Francis Talks to the Birds Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Tape Smoke St Nicholas The Sudden and Accidental Re- Tartuffe Snakebit St. Education of Horse Johnson Tatjana in Color The Snow Ball Stage Directions Suddenly Last Summer Tea Snow Orchid Suds in Your Eye Tea Party Snowangel Stage Fright Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No Teach Me How to Cry Snowing at Delphi Stalag 17 More The Teahouse of the August Moon So When You Get Married... Standing on My Knees The Sugar Syndrome The Tears of My Sister Soap Opera (Ives) Standup Shakespeare Suicide—Anyone? Telemachus Clay Soap Opera (Pape) Star Eternal Suitcase or, Those That Resemble Tell-Tale Sociability The Star-Spangled Girl Flies from a Distance ★ The Temperamentals A Social Event The Star Wagon The Suitors Tempodyssey Soft Dude The Staring Match Ten Blocks on the Camino Real The Solid Gold Cadillac State of the Union Summer Brave The Ten O’Clock Scholar Solitaire States of Shock Summer Cyclone Ten Unknowns Solo Readings for Radio and Class Status Quo Vadis Summer Morning Visitor Tender Offer Work Stay Summer of ’42 The Tender Trap Solomon’s Child Stay Carl Stay Summertree Ten-Dollar Drinks Some Kind of Love Story Steel Magnolias Sunday Afternoon The Ten-Minute Play About Some Men Stefanie Hero Sunday in New York Rosemary’s Baby Some Things You Need to Know The Stendhal Syndrome Sunrise at Campobello Tennessee Before the World Ends (A Final Stephen D Sunset Freeway Tennessee and Me Evening with the ) Stephen Foster or Weep No More The Sunset Limited The Tennis Game Some Voices My Lady Sunstroke Tent Meeting Someone Waiting Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of ★ Superior Donuts Terminal Something Cloudy, Something America Sure Thing Terminal Cafe Clear Steve & Idi The Survivalist Terra Nova Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday The Steward of Christendom The Survivors Terrible Jim Fitch Something to Hide ★ Still Life (Dinelaris) Susan and God The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Something Unspoken Still Life (Mann) Suspect Terror by Gaslight Somewhere in Between Still More Solo Readings Swamp Gothic Tevya and His Daughters Somnambulist The Stonewater Rapture Swan Song Thanks The Son Who Hunted Tigers in Stoop The Swan That Championship Season Jakarta Stop Kiss Swans Flying That Other Person A Song for Coretta Stop, You’re Killing Me Sweet Bird of Youth That Serious He-Man Ball of Louise in the Morning Stops Along the Way The Sweet By ’N’ By That’s All Songs of Love Storm Sweet Eros That’s It, Folks!

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That’s My Cousin Three Tall Women The Treatment Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit That’s Where the Town’s Going Three Viewings ★ Treefall Uncle Snake That’s Your Trouble Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Trees (Corrigan) Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Story The Trials and Tribulations of Uncle Vanya (Friel) Then... (Campton) Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) Then (Simms) Throwing Smoke The Trials of Brother Jero Uncle Zepp There are No Sacher Tortes in Our Thunder in the Index The Triangle Factory Fire Project Uncommon Women and Others Society! Thunder Rock The Trickeries of Scapin The Undefeated Rhumba Champ There Shall be No Night Thymus Vulgaris The Tricky Part Under Control ★ These Shining Lives The Tibetan Book of the Dead (or Under Duress Thicker Than Water “How Not to Do It Again”) Triptych Under Observation The Thief of Tears Ties The Triumph of Love Under the Sycamore Tree Thief River Ties That Bind Trophies Under the Yum Yum Tree Things Between Us The Tiger Tropical Depression ★ The Understudy Things We Want ’Til Beth Do Us Part The Trouble Begins at 8 The Uneasy Chair The Things You Least Expect Time and Ginger Trouble in the Works The Unexpected Man Thinking Up a New Name for the Time Flies Trousers to Match Unfinished Stories Act Truckline Cafe The Uninvited Third Time Out True Crimes United Third and Oak: The Laundromat Time Out for Ginger Trumpery The Universal Language Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Trunk Crime Unwrap Your Candy Third Best Sport Lautrec Trust U.S. Drag Thirteen Things About Ed The Truth About Santa (An Used Car for Sale Carpolotti The Tiny Closet Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) , Inc. ★ This Tiny Island Trying to Find Chinatown The Vagina Monologues This Beautiful City Tiny Tim is Dead Tuesdays with Morrie Valentine’s Day This Bird of Dawning Singeth All Tira Tells Everything There is to Tunnel of Love The Valerie of Now Night Long Know About Herself The Turn of the Screw Valhalla This Day and Age TV Valparaiso This is Our Youth To be Continued Twain Plus Twain The Value of Names This is the Rill Speaking To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Twelve Dreams The Vampires (Kondoleon) This Lime Tree Bower To Bury a Cousin Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 The Vampyre (Kelly) This Property is Condemned To Culebra Twilight Walk Vanishing Act This Thing of Darkness (Part 1) Twinkle, Twinkle Variations on the Death of Trotsky Thom Pain (Based on Nothing) To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Twister The Vast Difference Thor, with Angels To Fool the Eye Two Blind Mice Veins and Thumbtacks Those That Play the Clowns To Forgive, Divine Two Days The Velvet Sky Thoughts on the Instant of Greeting Today I am a Fountain Pen Two Dozen Red Roses Venus a Friend on the Street Today is Independence Day Two Eclairs Venus Observed The Thracian Horses Tommy J & Sally Two Eggs Scrambled Soft Vernon Early Threads Tomorrow Two Enthusiasts Veronica Three Changes The Tomorrow Box Two Who Gained a Measure A Very Common Procedure Three Days of Rain Too Close for Comfort of Wisdom A Very Special Baby Three Hand Reel Too Much Memory Two on an Island The Victimless Crime Three Men on a Horse ★ Tooth and Claw Two Plays by William Inge Victoria Station Three Monologues Top of 16 Two Short Plays by Lewis John Victory The Three Musketeers Topdog/Underdog Carlino Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island Three One-Act Plays by Jason Touch Two Short Plays by Owen G. Arno The Vietnamization of New Jersey Miller A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Two Rooms Vieux Carré Three One-Acts by David Lindsay- A Touch of the Poet Two Sisters and a Piano Abaire Tough Guys Two Small Bodies Vigils Three Plays by Beth Henley Tour Two Thirds Home Village Green Three Poets Toys in the Attic The Two-Character Play Villainous Company Three Postcards Tracers Two’s a Crowd Vincent River Three Rings for Michelle The Trading Post The Typists The Violet Hour Three Short Plays by Archibald Train of Thought Ubu Cuckolded The Virgin Bride MacLeish Transfers Ubu Enchained Virtual Virtue Three Short Plays by Christopher The Transfiguration of Benno The Ubu Plays Visions of Grandeur Durang Blimpie Ubu Rex Visit to a Small Planet Three Short Plays by Jonathan The Transparency of Val Ug, The Caveman Musical Visiting Mr. Green Marc Sherman The Traveler The Ultimate Grammar of Life Vivien Leigh: The Last Press The (Corrigan) Traveler in the Dark Ulysses in Traction Conference Three Sisters (Friel) The Traveling Lady Unchanging Love Voice of Good Hope Three Sisters (van Itallie) Treasure Island Uncle Bob A Voice of My Own Three Sisters (Wilson) Treasures on Earth Uncle Chick The Voice of the Turtle

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Voir Dire What a Life Wild Oats Word Games The Voysey Inheritance What Didn’t Happen Wilde West Words, Words, Words The Wager What Do You Believe About the ★ Wildflower Work Song: Three Views of Frank Wait Until Dark Future? Wildwood Park Lloyd Wright ★ Waiting What I Did Last Summer Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Workout Waiting for Godot What I Did Wrong Stand Up? World of Mirth Waiting for Lefty ★ What is the Cause of Thunder? Willie’s Lie Detector The World of Sholom Aleichem Waiting for Philip Glass What Price? The Willow and I The World Over The Waiting Room Whatever (Pospisil) Win/Lose/Draw The World We Make The Wake of Jamey Foster Whatever (Sheppard) A Wind Between the Houses Worldness Wake Up and Smell the Coffee What’s Wrong with the Girls The Wind Cries Mary Wormwood Wake Up, Darling What’s Wrong with This Picture? Windows Wrestlers A Walk in the Woods The Wheeler Dealers Windshook Write Me a Murder Walking the Dead When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Wine in the Wilderness The Wrong Way Light Bulb Wallflower When the World was Green The Wingless Victory Xingu Walter When We Dead Awaken The Winner! (Kaufman) Xmas in Las Vegas Wanda’s Visit When You Comin’ Back Red The Winner (Rice) Wandering Ryder? The Winning Streak Yancey War Where Do We Live The Winslow Boy Yankee Dawg You Die The War on Poverty Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? Winterset Yankee Doodle The War on Tatem Where is de Queen? The Wisdom of Eve Yankee Tavern Warm and Tender Love Where the Cross is Made The Wise Have Not Spoken Yard Gal The Wash Where the Great Ones Run The Wisteria Trees A Yard of Sun Wash and Dry Where We’re Born Wit Year of the Duck Washington Square Moves Where’s Daddy? A Witch’s Brew Years Ago Watbanaland Where’s Mamie? With and Without The Years Watch on the Rhine Where’s My Money? Witness Watch the Birdie Which Side are You On? ★ Wittenberg Yellow Jack Watchman of the Night Whiskey The Wizards of Quiz Yellowman The Water Children Whisper into My Good Ear ★ Woman and Scarecrow Yemaya’s Belly Waterborn White Elephants Woman Before a Glass Yes Means No Watercolor Woman Bites Dog The Yiddish Trojan Women The Way Down The White Rose Woman Stand Up You Can’t Take It with You The Wayside Motor Inn A Whitman Portrait A Woman Without a Name You Know I Can’t Hear You When The Wayward Saint The Whiz Bang Cafe The Women the Water’s Running We Had a Very Good Time Who was That Lady I Saw You Women and Wallace Young Adventure We Have Always Lived in the With? Women and Water The Young and Fair Castle The Whole World Over Women Beware Women The Young Elizabeth Web of Murder Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Women in a Playground The Young Girl and the Monsoon The Wedding of the Siamese Who’s Happy Now? (Hailey) Women in Motion A Young Lady of Property Twins Why I am a Bachelor Women Must Weep The Young Man from Atlanta The Wedding Reception Why the Lord Come to Sand Women Must Work Young Man Praying Weekend Mountain The Women of Lockerbie Weekends Like Other People Why Torture is Wrong, and the Women of Manhattan A Young Man’s Fancy The Weir People Who Love Them Women Still Weep Young Marrieds at Play The Weird The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance Wonder of the World Your Every Wish Welcome Back, Buddy Combs that Cleopatterer Did The Wonderful Adventures of Don Your Mother’s Butt Welcome to the Moon The Widow and the Colonel Quixote Zelda Welded The Widow Claire Wonderful Party! Zero Positive Wenceslas Square The Widow’s Blind Date Wonderful Time Zimmer The West Side Waltz Widow’s Mite The Wood Demon Zombies from the Beyond The Wexford Trilogy The Wild Duck The Wooden Dish Zones of the Spirit The Whales of August The Wild Goose The Wooing of Lady Sunday The Zulu and the Zayda

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

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Bannon, Ann Belber, Stephen Bishop, John To Culebra The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Carol Mulroney Borderline Bontempo, James Barber, Matthew The Death of Frank Borderlines A Place at Forest Lawn Enchanted April Fault Lines Cabin 12 Boretz, Allen Barfield, Tanya Geometry of Fire Confluence and The Skirmishers Room Service Blue Door ★ The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later The Harvesting Bosakowski, Phil Barlow, Anna Marie Match Keepin’ an Eye on Louie Chopin in Space Ferryboat McReele The Musical Comedy Murders of Crossin’ the Line A Limb of Snow and The Meeting A Small, Melodramatic Story 1940 Bottrell, David Baron, Courtney Tape Black, Jean Ferguson Dearly Departed A Very Common Procedure The Transparency of Val Penny Wise Bovell, Andrew Baron, Jeff Bell, Neal Black, Stephen Speaking in Tongues Visiting Mr. Green Cold Sweat The Horse Latitudes Bowles, Jane Barr, Nancy On the Bum, or The Next Train The Pokey In the Summer House Mrs. Cage Through Blake, Lisabeth Brampton, Joan Barrett, William E. Operation Midnight Climax Brewsie and Willie Dilemma The Lilies of the Field Raw Youth Blank, Jessica Braverman, Carole Barrie, J.M. Ready for the River ★ Aftermath The Yiddish Trojan Women Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Sleeping Dogs The Exonerated Breen, Patrick Not Grow Up Two Small Bodies Blankman, Howard Manhattan Class Company Class Barry, P.J. Belluso, John By Hex One-Acts, 1992 Reasonable Circulation Henry Flamethrowa Blau, Eric Saint Stanislaus Outside the House Barry, Philip A Nervous Smile Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Brel, Jacques Second Threshold Pyretown Living in Paris Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Barry, Sebastian The Rules of Charity Blessing, Lee Living in Paris Our Lady of Sligo Beloin, Edmund Black Sheep Brevoort, Deborah The Steward of Christendom In Any Language A Body of Water The Women of Lockerbie Bastron, Robert Benét, Stephen Vincent ★ Chesapeake Brewer, George ★ A Contemporary American’s Guide The Devil and Daniel Webster Cobb Dark Victory to a Successful Marriage © 1959 John Brown’s Body Down the Road Broadhurst, Kent Batistick, Mike Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of Eleemosynary The Eye of the Beholder Chicken America Flag Day The Habitual Acceptance of the Ponies Benjamin, Keith Alan Fortinbras Near Enough Port Authority Throw Down 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 Going to St. Ives Lemons Batson, George Mary Macgregor Great Falls Brod, Max Gift of Murder! Benson, Sally Independence The Castle Her Majesty, Miss Jones Junior Miss Lake Street Extension Bromberg, Conrad Ramshackle Inn Bentley, Eric Nice People Dancing to Good Actors and At Home Strange Boarders Silent Partners Country Music Doctor Galley Bauer, P. Seth Berg, Dick Oldtimers Game The Rooming House Iphigenia The Drop of a Hat Patient A Transfers Bayer, Eleanor Berger, Jesse Riches Brooke, Eleanor Third Best Sport The Revenger’s Tragedy Thief River King of Hearts Bayer, Leo Women Beware Women Two Rooms Brooks, Laurie Third Best Sport Berkman, Zak A Walk in the Woods Franklin’s Apprentice Beane, Douglas Carter Beauty on the Vine The Winning Streak Brooks, Norman As Bees in Honey Drown Berry, David Bloch, Bertram The Fragile Fox The Country Club G.R. Point Dark Victory Brown, Carlyle The Little Dog Laughed The Whales of August Block, Anita Rowe The African Company Presents ★ Mr. & Mrs. Fitch Besier, Rudolf Love and Kisses Richard III Music from a Sparkling Planet The Barretts of Wimpole Street Blomquist, David Buffalo Hair Beaumarchais Bevan, Donald Weekends Like Other People The Little Tommy Parker Celebrated The Marriage of Figaro Stalag 17 Bock, Adam Colored Minstrel Show Beckerman, Ilene Bicknell, Arthur The Shaker Chair Pure Confidence Love, Loss and What I Wore Masterpieces Bogosian, Eric Brown, K.C. Beckett, Samuel Biddle, Cordelia Drexel Griller Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Not I The Happiest Millionaire Humpty Dumpty Bruckner, Ferdinand Waiting for Godot Bigelow, Otis Red Angel Race Behrman, S.N. The Giants’ Dance Suburbia Buermann, Howard Amphitryon 38 The Peacock Season Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Quiet, Please End of Summer Bill, Stephen Boland, Bridget Bulgakov, Mikhail Jacobowsky and the Colonel Curtains The Prisoner Black Snow Beich, Albert Bishop, Conrad Bolt, Jonathan Heart of a Dog The Man in the Dog Suit Full Hookup Threads Master and Margarita or, The

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Devil Comes to Moscow Cariani, John Chambers, David Childs, Kirsten Bullock, Walter Almost, Maine The Miser The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Mr. Barry’s Etchings Caristi, Vincent Chapman, John Chameleon Skin Bunin, Keith Tracers The Brides of March Chimonides, Jason The Busy World is Hushed Carlino, Lewis John Not Now, Darling The Optimist The Credeaux Canvas The Brick and the Rose Chapman, Linda S. Chislett, Anne The Principality of Sorrows Cages The Beebo Brinker Chronicles Another Season’s Promise The World Over The Dirty Old Man Chapman, Robert Quiet in the Land Burke, Johnny Epiphany Billy Budd The Tomorrow Box Swinging on a Star (The Johnny The Exercise Chase, Jerry Cho, Julia Burke Musical) High Sign Cinderella Wore Combat Boots 99 Histories Burnett, Carol Junk Yard Chase, Mary The Architecture of Loss Hollywood Arms Mr. Flannery’s Ocean and Bernadine BFE Butler, Dan Objective Case Cocktails with Mimi Durango The Only Thing Worse You Could Sarah and the Sax The Dog Sitters The Piano Teacher Have Told Me… The School for Scandal Harvey Chodorov, Edward Butterfield, Catherine Snowangel Mickey The Spa Joined at the Head Telemachus Clay Midgie Purvis Chodorov, Jerome The Sleeper Two Short Plays by Lewis John Mrs. McThing Anniversary Waltz Snowing at Delphi Carlino The Prize Play The French Touch Butterworth, Jez Used Car for Sale The Terrible Tattoo Parlor Junior Miss Mojo Carnelia, Craig Chaves, Richard My Sister Eileen The Night Heron Three Postcards Tracers Civilians, The Byrne, M. St. Claire Carolan, Stuart Chayefsky, Paddy Gone Missing Busman’s Honeymoon Defender of the Faith Gideon This Beautiful City Cizmar, Paula Byron, Ellen Carr, Marina Cheever, John Candy & Shelley Go to the Desert Election Year and So When You By the Bog of Cats A Cheever Evening Seven Get Married The Mai Chekhov, Anton Clark, Maurice Graceland and Asleep on the Wind ★ Marble The Bear Button, Button Cahill, Laura On Raftery’s Hill The Black Monk: A Chamber Clavell, James 3 by E.S.T. Portia Coughlan Musical The Children’s Story Home ★ Woman and Scarecrow The Cherry Orchard (Corrigan) Cleage, Pearl Hysterical Blindness Carrière, Jean-Claude The Cherry Orchard (Mann) Blues for an Alabama Sky Mercy The Controversy of Valladolid The Cherry Orchard (van Itallie) Bourbon at the Border Caird, John Carroll, Lewis The Dangers of Tobacco Flyin’ West The Beggar’s Opera Alice in Wonderland The Festivities A Song for Coretta Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would Carroll, Paul Vincent Ivanov (Corrigan) Clements, Colin Not Grow Up Shadow and Substance Ivanov (Schmidt) Isn’t Nature Wonderful Calarco, Joe The Wayward Saint The Proposal Cleveland, Rick Shakespeare’s R&J The Wise Have Not Spoken A Reluctant Tragic Hero My Buddy Bill Calderón de la Barca, Pedro Carson, Jo The Sea Gull (Corrigan) My Pal George Life is a Dream Daytrips The Sea Gull (van Itallie) Clork, Harry Caldwell, Joseph Carter, Arthur The Seagull (Hampton) See My Lawyer Cockeyed Kite The Number Seven Short Farces by Anton Coble, Eric Caldwell, Lucy Carter, Steve Chekhov Bright Ideas Leaves Nevis Mountain Dew Swan Song The Dead Guy Cameron, Kenneth Cary, Joyce The Three Sisters (Corrigan) Coen, Ethan The Hundred and First Mister Johnson Three Sisters (Friel) ★ Almost an Evening Papp Cary, Morland Three Sisters (van Itallie) ★ Debate Campbell, Alexi Kaye Because Their Hearts were Pure Three Sisters (Wilson) ★ Four Benches ★ The Pride (or The Secret of the Mine) Two Fools Who Gained a Measure ★ Homeland Security Campbell, Mark Love Rides the Rails (or Will the of Wisdom ★ Offices Splendora Mail Train Run Tonight?) Unchanging Love ★ Peer Review Campton, David Casale, Mick Uncle Vanya (Corrigan) ★ Struggle Session The Life and Death of Almost Elm Circle Uncle Vanya (Friel) ★ Waiting Everybody Case, Andrew Uncle Vanya (van Itallie) Coen, Larry Little Brother: Little Sister and Out The Rant The Wedding Reception Epic Proportions of the Flying Pan Caspary, Vera The Wood Demon Coffin, Gregg A Smell of Burning and Then Laura Chetkovich, Kathryn Convenience Capote, Truman Chaikin, Joseph Acts of Love Five Course Love The Grass Harp When the World was Green Childress, Alice Cohen, Burton Carbajal, Ruben Chamberlain, Marisha Mojo and String The Great American Cheese The Gifted Program Scheherazade Wine in the Wilderness Sandwich

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Jackie Lantern’s Hallowe’en Coxon, Lucinda Sing This Wallflower Revenge ★ Happy Now? Thanks Devine, Jerry The Wedding of the Siamese Twins Crane, David Time Out Children of the Wind Cole, Tom Epic Proportions Top of 16 Devlin, Anne About Time Crane, Stephen DaSilva, Howard After Easter Connelly, Marc The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky The Zulu and the Zayda Ourselves Alone The Green Pastures Crichton, Kyle Davalos, David Dewberry, Elizabeth Little David The Happiest Millionaire ★ Wittenberg Virtual Virtue The Traveler Cristofer, Michael Davis, Bill C. Dickens, Charles Connolly, Cyril Black Angel Avow A Christmas Carol (Baizley) Ubu Cuckolded The Lady and the Clarinet Mass Appeal A Christmas Carol (Linney) Ubu Enchained Crocitto, Frank Wrestlers A Christmas Carol (Schario) The Ubu Plays The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky Davis, Donald A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Ubu Rex Crothers, Rachel Ethan Frome of Christmas (Wilson) Conradt, Mark Susan and God Davis, Owen A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Great Scot! Crouse, Russel Ethan Frome Marley (Horovitz) Cooney, Ray The Great Sebastians Davis, Russell Great Expectations Bang Bang Beirut Life with Father The Last Good Moment of Lily The Life and Adventures of Chase Me, Comrade! Life with Mother Baker Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Not Now, Darling The Prescott Proposals Dawson, Gregory The Life and Adventures of Cooper, Giles Remains to be Seen Great Scot! Nicholas Nickleby Part II Everything in the Garden State of the Union Day, Clarence Dietz, Dan Coppel, Alec Tall Story Life with Father Tempodyssey The Gazebo Crump, Owen Life with Mother Dietz, Steven Coppel, Myra Southern Exposure Dayton, Katharine Becky’s New Car Cruz, Nilo First Lady Dracula The Gazebo Anna in the Tropics de Hartog, Jan Force of Nature Corbett, Bill Beauty of the Father Skipper Next to God Halcyon Days The Big Slam A Bicycle Country Dean, Phillip Hayes Inventing Van Gogh Corbin, Barry Doña Rosita the Spinster The American Nightmare Last of the Boys The E.Z. Snooz Motel Hortensia and the Museum of Dink’s Blues Lonely Planet Throckmorton, TX. 76083 Dreams Dream of Passion The Nina Variations The Whiz Bang Cafe Life is a Dream Every Night When the Sun Goes ★ Paragon Springs Corle, Edwin Night Train to Bolina Down Private Eyes The Man in the Dog Suit Two Sisters and a Piano Freeman Rocket Man Corrie, Rachel Cucci, Frank Moloch Blues Sherlock Holmes: The Final My Name is Rachel Corrie The Ofay Watcher The Owl Killer Adventure Corrigan, Robert W. Cullen, Ian Paul Robeson ★ Shooting Star The Cherry Orchard Tantalus The Sty of the Blind Pig Trust Ivanov Cullinan, Thomas This Bird of Dawning Singeth All Yankee Tavern The Sea Gull Mrs. Lincoln Night Long DiFusco, John The Three Sisters Cunningham, Michael Thunder in the Index Tracers Uncle Vanya Flesh and Blood Delany, A. Elizabeth Diggs, Elizabeth The Wood Demon Curran, Keith Having Our Say, The Delany Close Ties Corthron, Kia Dalton’s Back Sisters’ First 100 Years Dumping Ground Breath, Boom Walking the Dead Delany, Sarah L. Goodbye Freddy Come Down Burning Damashek, Barbara Having Our Say, The Delany Dinelaris, Alexander Force Continuum Quilters Sisters’ First 100 Years ★ Still Life Seeking the Genesis Damato, Anthony DeLillo, Don Dinelli, Mel Splash Hatch on the E Going Down The Flounder Complex The Day Room The Man Corwin, Norman D’Andrea, Paul Love-Lies-Bleeding The Spiral Staircase The Rivalry The Einstein Project Valparaiso DiPietro, Joe Cosson, Steven Daniels, Jeff Denham, Reginald Art of Murder Gone Missing Apartment 3A Be Your Age Over the River and Through the This Beautiful City Boom Town Blue Heaven Woods Courts, Randy Escanaba in da Moonlight Dark Hammock Dizenzo, Charles The Gifts of the Magi The Vast Difference A Dash of Bitters Big Mother Johnny Pye Danz, Cassandra Dead Giveaway The Drapes Come Cowen, Ron Fame Takes a Holiday Ladies in Retirement An Evening for Merlin Finch The Book of Murder Dashow, Ken Minor Murder A Great Career Saturday Adoption Da-Show Must Go On: Six Plays Oh, Mama! No, Papa! The Last Straw and Sociability Summertree About Love, Death and Bad Acting Recipe for a Crime The Metamorphosis Coxe, Louis O. He Ain’t Heavy Suspect Doherty, Brian Billy Budd Joey-Boy Trunk Crime Father Malachy’s Miracle

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Dolginoff, Stephen Death Comes to Us All, Mary Agnes The Life and Adventures of Falk, Lee Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story ’Dentity Crisis Nicholas Nickleby, Part I Eris and Home at Six Donaghy, Tom Desire, Desire, Desire The Life and Adventures of Farley, Keythe The Beginning of August DMV Tyrant Nicholas Nickleby, Part II Bat Boy Boys and Girls The Doctor Will See You Now Edson, Margaret Faulkner, William The Dadshuttle Durang/Durang Wit Tomorrow Down the Shore Entertaining Mr. Helms Edwards, Gus Feffer, Steve From Above For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls The Offering The Wizards of Quiz Minutes from the Blue Route Funeral Parlor Old Phantoms Feibleman, Peter Northeast Local Gym Teacher Egloff, Elizabeth Cakewalk Donatus, Sister Mary The Hardy Boys and the Mystery The Devils Feiffer, Jules Career Angel (Female Version) of Where Babies Come From The Swan Anthony Rose Dostoyevsky, Fyodor The Idiots Karamazov Ehrenreich, Barbara A Bad Friend The Brothers Karamazov John and Mary Doe Nickel and Dimed Carnal Knowledge (Fishelson) Kitty the Waitress El Guindi, Yussef Crawling Arnold The Brothers Karamazov (Sydow, Laughing Wild Back of the Throat Elliot Loves Tumarin) The Marriage of Bette and Boo Such a Beautiful Voice is Sayeda’s Feiffer’s People The Devils Medea and Karima’s City Hold Me! The Idiot Miss Witherspoon Elliott, Sumner Locke Feingold, Michael Dougherty, Joseph Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Buy Me Blue Ribbons Times and Appetites of Toulouse- Digby Christmas Binge Ellis, Edith Lautrec Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan Mrs. Sorken Seven Sisters Feldshuh, David The Hound of the Baskervilles Naomi in the Living Room and Ellison, Karen Miss Evers’ Boys Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Other Short Plays The Harry and Sam Dialogues Fennelly, Parker W. the Sign of Four The Nature and Purpose of the Elman, Irving Cuckoos on the Hearth Sherlock Holmes: The Final Universe The Brass Ring Ferber, Edna Adventure Nina in the Morning Elward, James Bravo Sherlock’s Veiled Secret Not My Fault Best of Friends The Land is Bright Driver, Donald One Minute Play Friday Night Stage Door Status Quo Vadis Phyllis and Xenobia Mary Agnes is Thirty-Five Feydeau, Georges du Maurier, Daphne Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All Passport A Flea in Her Ear (Galati) My Cousin Rachel for You The River A Flea in Her Ear (Ives) Rebecca Stye of the Eye Emerson, Eric E. The Ladies Man Duff, James Three Short Plays by Christopher Tracers Field, Barbara Home Front Durang Endore, Guy Boundary Waters Dulack, Tom Titanic Call Me Shakespeare Great Expectations Breaking Legs Under Duress Eno, Will Marriage Diminished Capacity The Vietnamization of New Jersey The Flu Season Playing with Fire (After Incommunicado Wanda’s Visit Thom Pain Frankenstein) Solomon’s Child Why Torture is Wrong, and the Enquist, Per Olov Fields, Joseph Dumas, Alexandre People Who Love Them The Night of the Tribades Anniversary Waltz The Three Musketeers Woman Stand Up Ensler, Eve The Doughgirls Dunn, Mark Women in a Playground ★ The Good Body The French Touch The Deer and the Antelope Play Dürrenmatt, Friedrich Necessary Targets Junior Miss Dunning, Philip The Deadly Game The Treatment My Sister Eileen Sequel to a Verdict D’Usseau, Arnaud The Vagina Monologues Filloux, Catherine Dunphy, Jack Deep are the Roots Ephron, Delia Seven Café Moon Legend of Sarah Love, Loss and What I Wore Fingleton, Anthony Squirrel Dybek, Stuart Ephron, Nora Over My Dead Body Too Close for Comfort I Sailed with Magellan Love, Loss and What I Wore Finklehoffe, Fred F. Durang, Christopher Dyer, William Epstein, David Brother Rat 1-900-Desperate Jo Exact Change Firth, Tim The Actor’s Nightmare Dyne, Michael Evans, Don Neville’s Island An Altar Boy talks to God The Right Honourable Gentleman It’s Showdown Time Fishburne, Laurence Aunt Dan Meets the Madwoman Eberhard, Leslie A Lovesong for Miss Lydia Riff Raff of Chaillot Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show Fishelson, David Baby with the Bathwater Detective Orrin The Brothers Karamazov Betty’s Summer Vacation Edelstein, Barry The Prodigals The Castle Book of Leviticus Show Race Sugar-Mouth Sam Don’t Dance No The Golem Business Lunch at the Russian Tea Edgar, David More The Idiot Room Continental Divide: Daughters of The Trials and Tribulations of Flemming, Brian Canker Sores and Other the Revolution Staggerlee Booker T. Brown Bat Boy: The Musical Distractions Continental Divide: Mother’s Evans, Scott Alan Fletcher, Lucille Cardinal O’Connor Against The Triangle Factory Fire Project Sorry, Wrong Number and The

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Hitch-Hiker The Young Man from Atlanta Thor, with Angels Everybody’s Secret Night Watch Forbes, Kathryn Venus Observed Final Performance, or The Curtain Fodor, Kate I Remember Mama A Yard of Sun Falls 100 Saints You Should Know Forgette, Katie Fry, Ray Legend of Camille Hannah and Martin The O’Conner Girls The Cameo When Shakespeare’s Ladies Meet Fogle, Sonya Forster, E.M. Fugard, Athol Germann, Greg More Solo Readings A Passage to India Coming Home 3 by E.S.T. Solo Readings for Radio and Class Foster, Hunter Exits and Entrances The Observatory Work Summer of ’42 Victory Gialanella, Victor Still More Solo Readings Fowkes, William Fulham, Mary Frankenstein Fondakowski, Leigh ★ All in the Faculty Fame Takes a Holiday Giardina, Anthony ★ The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later Fox, Amy Fuller, Elizabeth Living at Home Fontaine, Robert Heights Full Hookup Gibbons, Thomas The Happy Time Summer Cyclone Fuller, Elizabeth L. The Exhibition Foote, Daisy Thicker Than Water Me and Jezebel Gibson, Elizabeth Bhutan Francke, Caroline Furth, George Widow’s Mite Foote, Horton Father of the Bride Getting Away with Murder Gibson, Meg 1918 The 49th Cousin Gaffney, Mo Too Much Memory Blind Date and The Actor Frank, Otto Parallel Lives Gibson, Melissa James The Carpetbagger’s Children The Diary of Anne Frank Gagliano, Frank [Sic] The Chase Frankel, Doris Big Sur Suitcase or, Those That Resemble Courtship Love Me Long Father Uxbridge Wants to Marry Flies From a Distance Cousins Frankel, Scott The Hide and Seek Odyssey of ★ This The Dancers Grey Gardens Madeline Gimple Gibson, William The Dearest of Friends Franklin, J.E. Night of the Dunce American Primitive (or John and The Death of Papa Black Girl Gaitens, Peter Abigail) The Death of the Old Man Franzen, Jonathan Flesh and Blood The Body & The Wheel Dividing the Estate Spring Awakening Galati, Frank The Butterfingers Angel, Mary & Getting Frankie Married—and Freed, Amy After the Quake Joseph, Herod the Nut & The Afterwards Freedomland A Flea in Her Ear Slaughter of 12 Hit Carols in a The Habitation of Dragons French, David The Grapes of Wrath Pear Tree John Turner Davis Jitters Heart of a Dog A Cry of Players The Land of the Astronauts Salt-Water Moon Gallagher, Mary Dinny and the Witches The Last of the Thorntons Freni, Edith L. Buddies Goodly Creatures Laura Dennis Thicker Than Water Chocolate Cake Handy Dandy Lily Dale Waterborn ¿De Donde? Monday After the Miracle The Man Who Climbed Pecan Trees Friedman, Bruce Jay Dog Eat Dog Gide, Andre The Midnight Caller Scuba Duba Father Dreams The Immoralist Night Seasons Friedman, Michael Final Placement Gien, Pamela A Nightingale Gone Missing How to Say Goodbye The Syringa Tree The Oil Well This Beautiful City Little Bird Gilford, C.B. The Old Beginning Friel, Brian Little Miss Fresno Widow’s Mite The One-Armed Man Dancing at Lughnasa Love Minus Gilles, D.B. ★ The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Give Me Your Answer, Do! Win/Lose/Draw Cash Flow One: The Story of a Childhood Hedda Gabler Windshook The Girl Who Loved The Beatles ★ The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Molly Sweeney Gallavan, Rick The Legendary Stardust Boys Two: The Story of a Marriage A Month in the Country, After Tracers Men’s Singles ★ The Orphans’ Home Cycle, Part Turgenev Garson, Henry Gillette, William Three: The Story of a Family Three Sisters In Any Language Sherlock Holmes: The Final The Prisoner’s Song Uncle Vanya Gay, John Adventure The Road to the Graveyard Frisch, Peter The Beggar’s Opera Gillis, Graeme The Roads to Home American Dreams Gehman, Richard Charlie Blake’s Boat Roots in a Parched Ground Frockt, Deborah Lynn By Hex Thicker Than Water Spring Dance The Victimless Crime Geiger, Milton Gilman, Rebecca Talking Pictures Fry, Christopher Edwin Booth Capitalism 101 The Tears of My Sister The Dark is Light Enough Gelb, Alan ★ The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Tomorrow Duel of Angels Mombo Ginsbury, Norman The Traveling Lady The Firstborn Gems, Pam The First Gentleman The Trip to Bountiful Judith Dusa, Fish, Stas & VI Ginty, E.B. Valentine’s Day The Lady’s Not for Burning Geoghan, Jim Missouri Legend Vernon Early One Thing More Ug, The Caveman Musical Gionfriddo, Gina The Widow Claire A Phoenix Too Frequent George, Charles After Ashley A Young Lady of Property and Six Ring Round the Moon Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Becky Shaw Other Short Plays A Sleep of Prisoners Baby U.S. Drag

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Giraudoux, Jean In-Betweens Gray, Amlin Groff, Rinne Amphitryon 38 My Side of the Story The Fantod The Ruby Sunrise Duel of Angels Shyster How I Got That Story Gross, Joel Judith Gomes, Dias Kingdom Come Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh The Madwoman of Chaillot Journey to Bahia Mickey’s Teeth and Bindle Stiff Grumberg, Jean-Claude Glass, Joanna McClelland Gonzalez, Gloria Outlanders Dreyfus in Rehearsal Artichoke Curtains Villainous Company Guare, John Canadian Gothic and American Goodman, George Wormwood Bosoms and Neglect Modern: Two Plays The Wheeler Dealers Zones of the Spirit Chaucer in Rome If We are Women Goodrich, Frances Gray, Simon A Few Stout Individuals Glines, John The Diary of Anne Frank Close of Play Four Baboons Adoring the Sun In the Desert of My Soul Gordon, Kurtz The Common Pursuit The General of Hot Desire Glore, John The Bride’s Bouquet Gray, Virginia H. Greenwich Mean The Company of Heaven Fair Exchange Willie’s Lie Detector In Fireworks Lie Secret Codes Glover, Keith Henrietta the Eighth Green, Janet Kissing Sweet and A Day for Coming of the Hurricane Jumpin’ Jupiter Murder Mistaken Surprises Dancing on Moonlight Money Mad Murder, My Sweet Matilda Lake Hollywood Swirling with Merlin New Beat on an Old Drum Greenberg, Richard Landscape of the Body Godber, John That’s My Cousin The American Plan Lydie Breeze Bouncers Utopia, Inc. The Author’s Voice Marco Polo Sings a Solo Shakers Gordon, Peter Dance of Death Muzeeka Goetz, Augustus Death by Fatal Murder The Dazzle New York Actor The Heiress Murdered to Death Eastern Standard Rich and Famous The Hidden River Secondary Cause of Death Everett Beekin Six Degrees of Separation The Immoralist Gordon, Ruth The House in Town Something I’ll Tell You Tuesday Goetz, Ruth Jenny Keeps Talking The Leading Lady and The Loveliest Afternoon of The Heiress Life Under Water Over Twenty-One the Year The Hidden River The Maderati Years Ago Talking Dog The Immoralist Night and Her Stars Gorman, Christopher Women and Water Gogol, Nikolai Take Me Out A Letter from Ethel Kennedy Guirgis, Stephen Adly The Government Inspector (Hatcher) Three Days of Rain Gotanda, Philip Kan Den of Thieves The Government Inspector (Raby) Vanishing Act Ballad of Yachiyo In Arabia We’d All be Kings Marriage The Violet Hour Day Standing on Its Head Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train Gold, Lloyd Greene, Will The Wash The Little Flower of East Orange A Grave Undertaking The Riot Act The Wind Cries Mary The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Goldberg, Dick Greenfeld, Josh Yankee Dawg You Die Our Lady of 121st Street Family Business Clandestine on the Morning Line Gottlieb, Alex Gurira, Danai Goldberg, Jessica Greenland, Seth Wake Up, Darling ★ Eclipsed Good Thing Jungle Rot The Hologram Theory Gow, James Gregory, Andre Gurney, A.R. Refuge Deep are the Roots Alice in Wonderland Another Antigone Stuck Legend of Sarah Grellong, Paul A Cheever Evening Goldemberg, Rose Leiman Gower, Douglas Manuscript Children Marching As to War Daddies Radio Free Emerson The Cocktail Hour Golden, Alfred L. Grae, David Griffin, Tom The Comeback A Young Man’s Fancy Moose Mating Amateurs The Dining Room Goldfarb, Daniel Graham, Barbara The Boys Next Door The Fourth Wall Adam Baum and the Jew Movie Jacob’s Ladder Einstein and the Polar Bear The Golden Age Modern Orthodox Graham, Bruce Mrs. Sedgewick’s Head Labor Day Sarah, Sarah According to Goldman Pasta Later Life Goldman, James Belmont Avenue Social Club Grimm, David Love Letters Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Burkie Chick The Middle Ages Goldman, William The Champagne Charlie Stakes Kit Marlowe The Old Boy Blood, Sweat and Stanley Poole Coyote on a Fence The Learned Ladies of Park Overtime Goldoni, Carlo Desperate Affection Avenue The Perfect Party The Liar Minor Demons Measure for Pleasure Richard Cory The Servant of Two Masters Moon over the Brewery ★ The Miracle at Naples The Snow Ball Goldsmith, Clifford Grant, David Marshall Sheridan or, Schooled in Scandal Sweet Sue What a Life Pen Steve & Idi Sylvia Your Every Wish Snakebit Groag, Lillian The Wayside Motor Inn Goldstone, Jean Stock Granville-Barker, Harley Blood Wedding What I Did Last Summer Mary Stuart The Voysey Inheritance The Ladies of the Camellias Guyer, Murphy Goluboff, Bryan Graves, Warren The Magic Fire The American Century Big Al Beauty and the Beast The White Rose World of Mirth

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Hackett, Albert Harrity, Richard Food Related Intentions The Diary of Anne Frank Gone Tomorrow Good as New Heyn, Ernest Haidle, Noah Home Life of a Buffalo Imagining Brad and The Valerie of Day in the Sun Kitty Kitty Kitty Hope is the Thing with Feathers Now Hibbert, Guy Mr. Marmalade Harrower, David Oregon and Other Short Plays On the Edge Persephone or Slow Time Blackbird Heelan, Kevin Hicks, Jr., Hilly Rag and Bone Hart, Moss Distant Fires Note to Self Saturn Returns The American Way Right Behind the Flag Higgins, Frank Vigils Christopher Blake Heggen, Thomas The Sweet By ’N’ By ★ What is the Cause of Thunder? The Climate of Eden Mister Roberts Hill, Maurice Haig, David The Fabulous Invalid Heifner, Jack Large Window on a Small World My Boy Jack George Washington Slept Here 24 Hours AM A Wind Between the Houses Hailey, Oliver Light Up the Sky 24 Hours PM Hilton, Tony Continental Divide The Man Who Came to Dinner Bargains Bang Bang Beirut The Father You Can’t Take It with You Natural Disasters Hines, Karen Father’s Day Hartman, Jan Patio/Porch Young Man Praying For the Use of the Hall Every Year at the Carnival Running on Empty Hirson, David Hey You, Light Man! Flatboatman Tropical Depression La Bête Kith and Kin Samuel Hoopes Reading from His Twister Hirson, Roger O. Picture, Animal and Crisscross Own Works Hellman, Lillian Journey to the Day Red Rover, Red Rover Hartman, Karen Another Part of the Forest Hochhauser, Jeff Who’s Happy Now? Gum and The Mother of Modern The Autumn Garden Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Haines, William Wister Censorship The Children’s Hour Hock, Robert D. Command Decision Harvey, Jonathan The Lark Borak Haislip, Harvey Beautiful Thing The Little Foxes Hoffman, Stephen The Long Watch Harwood, Ronald My Mother, My Father and Me Splendora Hall, Adrian Taking Sides The Searching Wind Hoffman, William M. All the King’s Men Hatcher, Jeffrey Toys in the Attic As Is Hall, Katori Compleat Female Stage Beauty Watch on the Rhine Holbrook, Marion Hoodoo Love Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Henley, Beth Make Room for Rodney , Carrie The Government Inspector Abundance Holden, Joan Hollywood Arms Murder by Poe Am I Blue The Marriage of Figaro Hammond, Wendy Murderers Control Freaks Nickel and Dimed Julie Johnson A Picasso Crimes of the Heart Hollinger, Michael Hampton, Christopher Scotland Road The Debutante Ball An Empty Plate in the Café du ‘Art’ The Servant of Two Masters Impossible Marriage Grand Boeuf God of Carnage Smash L-Play Incorruptible Life X 3 Tell-Tale The Lucky Spot Opus The Seagull The Thief of Tears The Miss Firecracker Contest Red Herring The Unexpected Man Thirteen Things About Ed Carpolotti Revelers Tiny Island Hampton, Mark Three Viewings Ridiculous Fraud ★ Tooth and Claw Full Gallop To Fool the Eye Signature Holm, John Cecil Hanley, William Tuesdays with Morrie Sisters of the Winter Madrigal Brighten the Corner Flesh and Blood The Turn of the Screw Three Plays by Beth Henley Gramercy Ghost Mrs. Dally Has a Lover Work Song: Three Views of Frank The Wake of Jamey Foster The Southwest Corner Slow Dance on the Killing Ground Lloyd Wright Hensel, Karen Three Men on a Horse Today is Independence Day Havard, Lezley Going to See the Elephant Holmes, Jack Whisper into My Good Ear Hide and Seek Herbert, F. Hugh RFK Hare, Bill Havoc, June For Love or Money Hope, Nicholas God Says There is No Peter Ott Marathon 33 A Girl Can Tell Christmas Belles Harelik, Mark Hawthorne, Nathaniel Kiss and Tell Dearly Beloved Hank Williams: Lost Highway Feathertop The Moon is Blue The Dixie Swim Club Harling, Robert Hayes, Catherine Herd, Richard The Hallelujah Girls Steel Magnolias Skirmishes Prisoner of the Crown Southern Hospitality Harman, Donn Hearth, Amy Hill Herlihy, James Leo ’Til Beth Do Us Part Her Majesty, Miss Jones Having Our Say, The Delany Bad Bad Jo-Jo Hooker, Brian Harmon, Peggy Sisters’ First 100 Years Laughs, Etc. Cyrano de Bergerac Goblin Market Hedden, Roger Stop, You’re Killing Me Horine, Charles Harris, Elmer Been Taken Terrible Jim Fitch Me and Thee Johnny Belinda Bodies, Rest and Motion Hersey, John Horne, Kenneth Harris, Mark Hedges, Peter A Bell for Adano Two Dozen Red Roses Bang the Drum Slowly The Age of Pie Heuer, John Horovitz, Israel Harris, Zinnie Andy and Claire Cavern of the Jewels Acrobats and Line Further Than the Furthest Thing Baby Anger Innocent Thoughts, Harmless Alfred the Great

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Captains and Courage Hurston, Zora Neale A Social Event St. Francis Talks to the Birds The Chopin Playoffs Spunk Splendor in the Grass Sure Thing A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Hutchinson, Ron The Strains of Triumph Time Flies Marley Moonlight and Magnolias Summer Brave The Universal Language Dr. Hero Hutton, Arlene The Tiny Closet Variations on the Death of Trotsky Faith As It is in Heaven To Bobolink, for Her Spirit Words, Words, Words Faith, Hope and Charity Gulf View Drive Two Plays by William Inge Jacker, Corinne The Former One-on-One Basketball Last Train to Nibroc Where’s Daddy? Bits and Pieces Champion See Rock City Innaurato, Albert Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner The Good Parts Hwang, David Henry Coming of Age in Soho Domestic Issues The Great Labor Day Classic The Dance and the Railroad and Gemini Harry Outside Henry Lumper Family Devotions Gus and Al In Place and The Chinese Hopscotch and the 75th F.O.B. and The House of Sleeping The Idiots Karamazov Restaurant Syndrome The Indian Wants the Bronx Beauties Passione Later It’s Called the Sugar Plum Golden Child The Transfiguration of Benno My Life North Shore Fish M. Butterfly Blimpie Night Thoughts and Terminal Play for Germs The Sound of a Voice Ulysses in Traction Jackson, Nagle The Primary English Class Trying to Find Chinatown and Irving, John At This Evening’s Performance Rats Bondage The Cider House Rules, Part One: Bernice/Butterfly: A Two-Part A Rosen by Any Other Name Yellow Face Here In St. Cloud’s Invention Shooting Gallery Hyman, Mac The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Hotel on Marvin Gardens Stage Directions and Spared No Time for Sergeants In Other Parts of the World Opera Comique Today I am a Fountain Pen Ibsen, Henrik Irwin, Bill The Quick-Change Room Trees and Leader Brand Scapin Taking Leave Uncle Snake A Doll’s House (McGuinness) Isherwood, Christopher This Day and Age The Widow’s Blind Date A Doll’s House (Meyer) I am a Camera Jackson, Nathan Louis Year of the Duck Emperor and Galilean Ives, David ★ Broke-ology Hortua, Joe An Enemy of the People (Meyer) All in the Timing, Six One-Act Jackson, Shirley Between Us An Enemy of the People (Miller) Comedies The Haunting of Hill House Horwin, Jerry Ghosts (Meyer) Ancient History We Have Always Lived in the Castle My Dear Children Ghosts (Wilson) Arabian Nights Jacobs, Michael Houstle, Alice H. Hedda Gabler (Baitz) Babel’s in Arms Impressionism The Kentucky Marriage Proposal Hedda Gabler (Friel) The Blizzard Jacobson, Steven M. Houston, Velina Hasu Hedda Gabler (Hughes) Captive Audience Needs Tea Hedda Gabler (Meyer) Degas C’est Moi James, Henry Howard, Anto John Gabriel Borkman Don Juan in Chicago The Heiress Scattergood The Lady from the Sea Dr. Fritz The Turn of the Screw Howard, Eleanor Harris Little Eyolf English Made Simple Jameson, Storm Mating Dance The Master Builder Enigma Variations The Hidden River Howard, Sidney ★ Paragon Springs A Flea in Her Ear Jarrett, Jennifer Dodsworth Peer Gynt Foreplay or: The Art of the Fugue Divorce Southern Style Madam, Will You Walk? The Pretenders The Land of Cockaigne Jarry, Alfred Yellow Jack Rosmersholm Lives of the Saints Ubu Cuckolded Howie, Betsy When We Dead Awaken Long Ago and Far Away and Other Ubu Enchained Cowgirls The Wild Duck Short Plays The Ubu Plays Hudes, Quiara Alegría Illick, Hilary Mere Mortals: Six One-Act Ubu Rex ★ 26 Miles Eve-Olution (Krier) Comedies Jenkin, Len Elliot, a Soldier’s Fugue Inge, William Moby-Dude, or: The Three-Minute American Notes Yemaya’s Belly The Boy in the Basement Whale Dark Ride Hudson, Scott Bus Riley’s Back in Town The Mystery at Twicknam Five of Us ★ Sweet Storm Bus Stop Vicarage Highway Huggett, Richard The Call New Jerusalem, The Interrogation Hotel The First Night of “Pygmalion” The Dark at the Top of the Stairs of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Intermezzo Hughes, Babette The Disposal and Margaret’s Bed Torah Congregation: Limbo Tales If the Shoe Pinches Eleven Short Plays by William Inge Amsterdam, July 27, 1656 My Uncle Sam Mrs. Harper’s Bazaar An Incident at the Standish Arms The Other Woman and Other Short Jenkins, Ken Hughes, Doug A Loss of Roses Pieces Cemetery Man Hedda Gabler The Mall The Philadelphia Chug Hughes, Glenn Memory of Summer Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread An Educated Lady Romance, Inc. A Murder Polish Joke Rupert’s Birthday and Other Hughes, Langston Natural Affection The Red Address Monologues Simply Heavenly People in the Wind Seven Menus Jensen, Erik Humphrey, Harry E. Picnic Soap Opera ★ Aftermath The Skull The Rainy Afternoon Speed-the-Play The Exonerated

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Jensen, Julie Joudry, Patricia Kelly, Tim The World We Make Stray Dogs The Song of Louise in the Morning The Cave Kipling, Rudyard Johns, Andrew Teach Me How to Cry Fog on the Mountain Captains and Courage Fridays Three Rings for Michelle The Omelet Murder Case Kirkland, Jack The Return of Herbert Bracewell Joyce, James The Remarkable Susan Strange Boarders or (Why am I Always Alone Stephen D Second Best Bed Suds in Your Eye When I’m with You?) Kafka, Franz Terror by Gaslight Kirshenbaum, David Johns, Patti The Castle Two Fools Who Gained a Measure Summer of ’42 Going to See the Elephant The Metamorphosis of Wisdom Klavan, Laurence Johnson, Carleene Kaikkonen, Gus The Uninvited Bed and Sofa The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Potholes The Vampyre Embarrassments Johnson, Cindy Lou Kanin, Garson Kelso, Betsy Freud’s House Brilliant Traces Born Yesterday The Great American Trailer Park Gorgo’s Mother The Person I Once Was Dreyfus in Rehearsal Musical If Walls Could Talk The Years Kaplan, Jack A. Kennedy, Adam P. The Magic Act Johnson, Crane Alligator Man Sleep Deprivation Chamber No Time Dracula Kaplan, Lila Rose Kennedy, Adrienne Seeing Someone Johnson, Dave ★ Wildflower Sleep Deprivation Chamber The Show Must Go On Baptized to the Bone Karam, Stephen Kent, Elana Sleeping Beauty and Smoke Johnson, Trish Speech & Debate Going to See the Elephant Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit The Art of Self-Defense Kass, Jerome Kern, Will Klein, Jon Second Prize: Two Months in Four Short Plays by Jerome Kass Hellcab Betty the Yeti Leningrad Make Like a Dog Kerr, E. Katherine Dimly Perceived Threats to the Johnston, Bob Princess Rebecca Birnbaum Juno’s Swans System Theda Bara and the Frontier Rabbi Saturday Night Kerr, Jean The Einstein Project Finishing Touches Southern Cross Johnston, Rick Suburban Tragedy Jenny Kissed Me T Bone n Weasel Cahoots Young Marrieds at Play King of Hearts Knott, Frederick Jones, Elinor Kassin, Michael Mary, Mary Dial M for Murder 6:15 on the 104 I-Kissandtell Kerr, Laura Wait Until Dark If You were My Wife I’d Shoot Kaufman, Florence Aquino The Farmer’s Daughter Write Me a Murder Myself The Winner! Kesselman, Wendy Kober, Arthur Under Control Kaufman, George S. The Black Monk: A Chamber Having Wonderful Time A Voice of My Own The American Way Musical A Mighty Man is He Jones, Jessie Amicable Parting The Diary of Anne Frank (New Koenig, Laird Christmas Belles Bravo Adaptation) The Dozens Dearly Beloved The Fabulous Invalid The Notebook The Little Girl Who Lives Down Dearly Departed Fancy Meeting You Again Kesselring, Joseph the Lane The Dixie Swim Club First Lady Arsenic and Old Lace Kolvenbach, John The Hallelujah Girls George Washington Slept Here Four Twelves are 48 ★ Fabuloso Southern Hospitality Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad Ketron, Larry ★ Gizmo Love ’Til Beth Do Us Part Who Loves a Salary Asian Shade ★ Goldfish Jones, Preston The Land is Bright Character Lines Love Song The Last Meeting of the Knights The Late George Apley Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers On an Average Day of the White Magnolia The Man Who Came to Dinner Fresh Horses Kondoleon, Harry Lu Ann Hampton Laverty The Small Hours Ghosts of the Loyal Oaks Anteroom Oberlander The Solid Gold Cadillac Patrick Henry Lake Liquors Christmas on Mars The Oldest Living Graduate Stage Door Quail Southwest The Houseguests A Place on the Magdalena Flats You Can’t Take It with You Rib Cage Linda Her and The Fairy Garden Santa Fe Sunshine Kaufman, Lynne The Trading Post Love Diatribe Jones, Rolin The Couch Keveson, Peter Play Yourself The Intelligent Design of Jenny Kaufman, Moisés How Much, How Much? Saved or Destroyed Chow 33 Variations Nellie Toole & Co. Slacks and Tops The Jammer Gross Indecency: The Three Trials Kilroy, Thomas The Vampires Jordan, Julia of Oscar Wilde Henry Zero Positive Boy The Laramie Project Kim, Susan Korder, Howard St. Scarlet ★ The Laramie Project: Ten Years Dreamtime for Alice Boys’ Life Tatjana in Color Later Four from E.S.T. Marathon ‘99 The Facts Joselovitz, Ernest A. Kazan, Molly The Joy Luck Club Fun and Nobody Hagar’s Children The Egghead Kingsley, Sidney Girls’ Talk Righting Kazan, Zoe Dead End Imagining “America” Sammi ★ Absalom Detective Story The Laws Joseph, Rajiv Keeler, Eloise Night Life The Lights Animals Out of Paper Grandma Steps Out The Patriots Man in a Restaurant

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Night Maneuver Lafferty, Marcy Evening with the Illuminati) The Farmer’s Daughter The Pope’s Nose Vivien Leigh: The Last Press Tent Meeting The Haunting of Hill House Sea of Tranquility Conference Lee, Mark The Hound of the Baskervilles Search and Destroy Lahr, John Rebel Armies Deep into Chad The Lilies of the Field Under Observation The Manchurian Candidate Lee, Robert E. Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation Wonderful Party! Lamkin, Speed Auntie Mame The People Next Door Korie, Michael Comes a Day The Crocodile Smile The Pigman Grey Gardens Lamont, Jr., Alonzo D. The Incomparable Max The Spiral Staircase Kotis, Greg That Serious He-Man Ball Inherit the Wind Splendor in the Grass Eat the Taste Lampley, Oni Faida Sparks Fly Upward Stephen Vincent Benét’s Stories of An Examination of the Whole Mixed Babies Leeds, Michael America Playwright/Actor Relationship Landi, Paolo Emilio Swinging on a Star (The Johnny The Wheeler Dealers Presented As Some Kind of Cop The Servant of Two Masters Burke Musical) Lettich, Sheldon Show Parody Landis, Joseph C. Leeds, Nancy Tracers Pig Farm The Golem Great Scot! Letton, Francis The Truth About Santa (An Langley, Noel Lees, Russell The Young Elizabeth Apocalyptic Holiday Tale) Edward, My Son Nixon’s Nixon Letton, Jenette Kraft, Hy Lapine, James Leichter, Aaron The Young Elizabeth Cafe Crown Fran’s Bed The Castle Letts, Tracy Kramm, Joseph The Moment When Leight, Warren August: Osage County The Shrike Twelve Dreams Amici, Ascoltate Bug Krasna, Norman Larson, Larry Dark, No Sugar Man from Nebraska ★ Dear Ruth Some Things You Need to Know Fame Takes a Holiday Superior Donuts Full Moon Before the World Ends (A Final Fear Network News Levenson, Steven John Loves Mary Evening With the Illuminati) The Final Interrogation of The Language of Trees Tent Meeting Ceausescu’s Dog Levi, Stephen Kind Sir LaRusso II, Louis Glimmer, Glimmer & Shine Daphne in Cottage D Love in E-Flat Momma’s Little Angels Happy for You Levin, Ira Sunday in New York Lasswell, Mary Judaic Park Critic’s Choice Time for Elizabeth Suds in Your Eye Love of the Game Deathtrap Watch the Birdie Latham, Jean Lee The Morning After Dr. Cook’s Garden Who was That Lady I Saw You The Ghost of Rhodes Manor Mr. Morton Waits for His Bus General Seeger With? Laurents, Arthur Nine-Ten Interlock Kriegel, Gail The Bird Cage Norm-Anon No Time for Sergeants Seven A Clearing in the Woods Pay-Per-Kill Levin, Meyer Krieger, Henry The Enclave Side Man Compulsion Romantic Poetry Home of the Brave Stray Cats Levitt, Saul Krier, Jennifer Invitation to a March United The Andersonville Trial Eve-Olution Lauro, Shirley What I Did Wrong Levy, Benn W. Kurnitz, Harry The Coal Diamond Leipart, Charles Clutterbuck Once More with Feeling Lavery, Bryony Deep Sleepers Levy, David Reclining Figure Frozen The Undefeated Rhumba Champ Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl Kyle, Christopher Law, Alma H. Leivick, H. Detective The Monogamist Duck Hunting The Golem Levy, Jonathan Plunge Lawrence, Jerome Lengyel, Melchior Marco Polo Labiche, Eugene Auntie Mame Ninotchka Lewis, Ira 90° in the Shade and Dust in Your The Crocodile Smile Leo, Carl Chinese Coffee Eyes The Incomparable Max The Family Man Lewis, Jim LaBute, Neil Inherit the Wind Leokum, Arkady This Beautiful City Reasons to be Pretty Live Spelled Backwards Neighbors Lewis, Philip C. LaChiusa, Michael John Sparks Fly Upward Leon, Felis The American Dame Agnes Leary, Helen The Zulu and the Zayda Lewis, Sinclair Break Yes Means No Leonard, Jr., Jim It Can’t Happen Here Eleanor Sleeps Here Leary, Nolan And They Dance Real Slow in Liebman, Steve Eulogy for Mister Hamm Yes Means No Jackson The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck First Lady Suite Lebow, Barbara Leonard, Hugh Lichtenstein, Jonathan Hello Again The Keepers Stephen D Memory Little Fish The Left Hand Singing LeRoy, Gen The Pull of Negative Gravity Lucky Nurse and Other Short Little Joe Monaghan Not Waving Lillis, Padraic Musical Plays A Shayna Maidel Leslee, Ray Two Thirds Home Olio Tiny Tim is Dead Standup Shakespeare Lindsay, Howard Over Texas Lee, Levi Leslie, F. Andrew The Great Sebastians See What I Wanna See Some Things You Need to Know The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Life with Father Where’s Mamie? Before the World Ends (A Final The Boy with Green Hair Life with Mother

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The Prescott Proposals Litvack, Barry Lucie, Doug Oleanna Remains to be Seen Slow Memories Progress A Perfect Mermaid A Slight Case of Murder Livings, Henry Macardle, Dorothy Prairie du Chien State of the Union Eh? The Uninvited Prologue: American Twilight Tall Story Lloyd, Marcus MacGrath, Leueen Romance Lindsay-Abaire, David Dead Certain Amicable Parting A Scene: Australia Baby Food Locke, Sam Fancy Meeting You Again A Sermon Crazy Eights Fair Game The Small Hours Shoeshine A Devil Inside Logan, John Machiavelli, Niccolo Short Plays and Monologues Fuddy Meers ★ Red The Mandrake Sunday Afternoon Kimberly Akimbo Logan, Joshua Mack, Carol K. Two Enthusiasts Rabbit Hole Mister Roberts Seven The Voysey Inheritance That Other Person The Wisteria Trees Mackey, William Wellington Manchester, Joe Three One-Acts London, Roy Family Meeting Balloon Shot Wonder of the World The Amazing Activity of Charley MacLachlan, Angus Run, Thief, Run! Linney, Romulus Contrare and the Ninety-Eighth The Dead Eye Boy Manhattan Class Company 2 Street Gang The Radiant Abyss Manhattan Class Company Class Akhmatova Disneyland on Parade MacLeish, Archibald One-Acts, 1992 Ambrosio It’s a Small World Air Raid Mann, Emily Ave Maria Meet Me in Disneyland The Fall of the City The Cherry Orchard Can Can Mrs. Murray’s Farm The Secret of Freedom Having Our Say, The Delany The Captivity of Pixie Shedman Lonergan, Kenneth Three Short Plays by Archibald Sisters’ First 100 Years Childe Byron Lobby Hero MacLeish The House of Bernarda Alba A Christmas Carol This is Our Youth MacLeod, Wendy Meshugah Clair de Lune Long, Quincy Apocalyptic Butterflies Still Life The Johnstown Vindicator The House of Yes Mantello, Joe The Death of King Philip The Joy of Going Somewhere The Lost Colony The Santaland Diaries Democracy Definite The Shallow End Marans, Jon El Hermano The Lively Lad Sin Jumping for Joy F.M. People be Heard The Water Children Old Wicked Songs Four from E.S.T. Marathon ’99 Loomer, Lisa Magdalany, Philip ★ The Temperamentals Gint Accelerando Criss-Crossing Marber, Patrick Gold and Silver Waltz Distracted Watercolor ★ After Miss Julie Goodbye, Howard Expecting Isabel Magruder, James Closer Goodbye Oscar Living Out The Imaginary Invalid Dealer’s Choice Heathen Valley The Waiting Room The Miser March, William Holy Ghosts Lopez, Melinda The Triumph of Love Bad Seed Hrosvitha Sonia Flew Maibaum, Richard Marchant, William Juliet/Yancey/April Snow Lorca, Federico García See My Lawyer To be Continued Klonsky and Schwartz Blood Wedding Mailer, John Buffalo Marcus, Milton Frederick Komachi Doña Rosita the Spinster ★ Hello Herman The Gardens of Frau Hess Laughing Stock The House of Bernarda Alba Mamet, David Mardirosian, Tom A Lesson Before Dying Loving, Boyce All Men are Whores: An Inquiry Saved from Obscurity Love Drunk Galahad Jones Almost Done Subfertile The Love Suicide at Schofield Lowe, Florence The Blue Hour: City Sketches Margraff, Ruth Barracks (Full Length) The 49th Cousin Boston Marriage Seven The Love Suicide at Schofield Lowell, Robert Businessmen Margulies, Donald Barracks (One Act) Benito Cereno Cold Anthony Mountain Memory Endecott and the Red Cross The Cryptogram Brooklyn Boy Old Man Joseph and His Family My Kinsman, Major Molineux Doctor Collected Stories Pops The Old Glory Dodge Death in the Family Sand Mountain Lucas, Craig Epilogue Dinner with Friends Sand Mountain Matchmaking Missing Persons Faustus Father and Son Songs of Love ★ Prelude to a Kiss Fish First Love The Sorrows of Frederick Reckless The Hat Found a Peanut Spain This Thing of Darkness In Old Vermont God of Vengeance Tennessee Three Postcards The Joke Code Homework Three Poets Luce, Clare Boothe Joseph Dintenfass I Don’t Know What I’m Doing True Crimes Kiss the Boys Good-bye L.A. Sketches Joey Unchanging Love Margin for Error A Life with No Joy in It July 7, 1994 Why the Lord Come to Sand Slam the Door Softly Litko: A Dramatic Monologue Kibbutz Mountain The Women Monologue, February 1990 L.A. A Woman Without a Name Luce, William No One Will be Immune and Other Last Tuesday Yankee Doodle Lillian Plays and Pieces Lola

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The Loman Family Picnic Levitation McNally, Terrence Medley, Cassandra Louie Only You And Things That Go Bump in the 3 by E.S.T. Luna Park Mastrosimone, William Night Dearborn Heights Manny Just Hold Me André’s Mother and Other Short Medoff, Mark Misadventure: Monologues and Matthiessen, Peter Plays Big Mary Short Pieces Men’s Lives Apple Pie Children of a Lesser God The Model Apartment May, Elaine Bad Habits Crunch Time New Year’s Eve Adaptation Botticelli Doing a Good One for the Red Man Nocturne Mayer, Oliver By the Sea By the Sea By the Four Short Plays by Mark Medoff Pitching to the Star Blade to the Heat Beautiful Sea The Froegle Dictum Shipwrecked! An Entertainment— Mayer, Paul Avila Corpus Christi Gunfighter: A Gulf War Chronicle The Amazing Adventures of The Bridal Night ¡Cuba Si!, Bringing It All Back The Hands of Its Enemy Louis de Rougemont (as Told by Eternal Triangle Home, Last Gasps The Heart Outright Himself) The Frying Pan Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams The Homage that Follows Sight Unseen Three Hand Reel Deuce The Kramer Somnambulist McAfee, Don Dunelawn Kringle’s Window Space Great Scot! Dusk The Majestic Kid Two Days McAvity, Helen Faith, Hope and Charity The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack What’s Wrong with This Picture? Everybody Has to be Somebody Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Prymate Women in Motion Mating Dance Lune Showdown on Rio Road Zimmer McCarthy, Cormac Full Frontal Nudity Stefanie Hero Marivaux, Pierre The Sunset Limited Hidden Agendas Stumps The Triumph of Love McClure, Michael Hope Tommy J & Sally Marks, Peter The Beard It’s Only a Play The Ultimate Grammar of Life The Butler Did It General Gorgeous Lips Together, Teeth Apart The Wager Marks, Ross Josephine: The Mouse Singer The Lisbon Traviata The War on Tatem Showdown on Rio Road McCormack, Thomas Love! Valour! Compassion! When You Comin’ Back Red Ryder? Marks, Walter American Roulette Master Class Melfi, Leonard The Butler Did It Endpapers Next Charity Marmorstein, Malcolm McCullers, Carson A Perfect Ganesh Faith, Hope and Charity Will the Real Jesus Christ Please The Ballad of the Sad Café Prelude & Liebestod Melville, Herman Stand Up? ★ The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Ravenswood Billy Budd Marnich, Melanie The Member of the Wedding Some Men Mercier, Mary Gone Goth McDonagh, Martin The Stendhal Syndrome Johnny No-Trump ★ A Sleeping Country The Beauty Queen of Leenane Street Talk Meredith, Sylvia ★ These Shining Lives ★ A Behanding in Spokane Sweet Eros and Witness Going to See the Elephant Marowitz, Charles Tour Meriwether, Elizabeth Clever Dick The Lieutenant of Inishmore Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? The Mistakes Madeline Made Disciples The Lonesome West Whiskey Merrill, Kim Murdering Marlowe The Pillowman The Wibbly, Wobbly Wiggly Dance Finding Claire Quack A Skull in Connemara that Cleopatterer Did Metcalfe, Felicia Sherlock’s Last Case McDonald, Heather McNamara, John Shooting High Silent Partners An Almost Holy Picture Present Tense and Personal Meyer, Marlane Stage Fright McEnroe, Robert E. Effects The Chemistry of Change Wilde West The Silver Whistle McNeely, Jerry Etta Jenks Marquand, John P. McGuinness, Frank The Staring Match The Mystery of Attraction The Late George Apley A Doll’s House McOwen, J.B. Meyer, Michael Marston, Merlin McKeaney, Grace The Skull Brand Tracers Last Looks McPherson, Conor Creditors Martin, David McKenzie, Neil Dublin Carol The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) Simply Heavenly Guests of the Nation Four Plays by Conor McPherson A Doll’s House Martin, E. McLaine, Patricia The Good Thief A Dream Play Dust in Your Eyes Love is Contagious Rum and Vodka Easter Martin, Jane McLiam, John The Seafarer Emperor and Galilean Barefoot Woman in the Red Dress The Sin of Pat Muldoon Shining City An Enemy of the People Coup/Clucks McLure, James St Nicholas Erik The Fourteenth White Elephants The Day They Shot John Lennon This Lime Tree Bower The Father Marx, Groucho Ghost World The Weir The Ghost Sonata Time for Elizabeth Laundry and Bourbon McPherson, Scott Ghosts Mason, Timothy Lone Star Marvin’s Room Hedda Gabler Ascension Day Max and Maxie McRae, John John Gabriel Borkman Babylon Gardens Pvt. Wars (Full Length) Young Adventure The Lady from the Sea The Fiery Furnace Pvt. Wars (One Act) Meara, Anne Little Eyolf In a Northern Landscape Wild Oats After-Play Lunatic and Lover

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The Master Builder Mitchell, John Cameron Little Victories The Grey Zone Master Olof Hedwig and the Angry Inch Mula, Tom Nemerov, Howard Miss Julie Mitford, Nancy Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol Tall Story Peer Gynt The Little Hut Murakami, Haruki Nemeth, Sally The Pillars of Society Mode, Becky After the Quake Black Cloud Morning New York Playing with Fire Fully Committed Murfitt, Mary The Cat Act The Pretenders Moffit, John C. Cowgirls Lily Rosmersholm It Can’t Happen Here Murillo, Carlos Living in this World Storm Molette, Barbara Dark Play or Stories for Boys Pagan Day The Stronger Rosalee Pritchett A Human Interest Story (or The Pre-Nuptial Agreement To Damascus (Part 1) Molette, Carlton Gory Details and All) Sally’s Shorts To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Rosalee Pritchett Murphy, Gregory Visions of Grandeur The Virgin Bride Molière, Jean Baptiste The Countess Word Games When We Dead Awaken Amphitryon Murphy, Michael Neugroschel, Joachim The Wild Duck The Bungler The Conscientious Objector God of Vengeance Meyers, Patrick Don Juan (Porter) Sin (A Cardinal Deposed) Newman, Molly Feedlot Don Juan (Wilbur) Murphy, Phyllis Quilters K2 The Golden State The Queen of Bingo Shooting Stars Michels, Jeanne The Imaginary Cuckold, or Murray, Gerard Majella Nicholson, Kenyon The Queen of Bingo Sganarelle Career Angel (Male Version) The Flying Gerardos Middleton, George The Imaginary Invalid Murray, Henry Nicholson, William Diana Does It The Learned Ladies ★ Treefall The Retreat from Moscow Middleton, Thomas Lovers’ Quarrels Murray, John Nicolaeff, Ariadne Women Beware Women The Misanthrope Room Service Five Evenings Miller, Arthur The Miser (Chambers) Murray, Robert A Month in the Country After the Fall The Miser (Magruder) High Cockalorum The Promise All My Sons Scapin Murray-Smith, Joanna Noone, Ronan The American Clock School for Husbands Honour The Atheist The Archbishop’s Ceiling The School for Wives Myler, Randal The Blowin of Baile Gall Broken Glass Tartuffe Hank Williams: Lost Highway Brendan Clara The Trickeries of Scapin Nabokov, Vladimir Norman, Marsha The Creation of the World and Molnar, Ferenc Lolita Getting Out Other Business The Spa Nachtrieb, Peter Sinn The Holdup The Crucible Monks, Jr., John Boom ’Night, Mother Danger: Memory! Brother Rat Colorado Third and Oak: The Laundromat Death of a Salesman Moody, Michael Dorn Hunter Gatherers Third and Oak: The Pool Hall Elegy for a Lady The Shortchanged Review Najimy, Kathy Traveler in the Dark An Enemy of the People Moore, Douglas Parallel Lives Norris, Bruce The Golden Years and The Man The Devil and Daniel Webster Napier, Edward The Pain and the Itch Who Had All the Luck Moran, Martin The English Teachers Nottage, Lynn I Can’t Remember Anything The Tricky Part Nash, N. Richard Crumbs from the Table of Joy Incident at Vichy Morey, Charles Rouge Atomique Fabulation or, The Re-Education of The Last Yankee (Full Length) The Ladies Man See the Jaguar Undine The Last Yankee (One Act) Laughing Stock The Young and Fair Intimate Apparel A Memory of Two Mondays Morgan, Diana Nass, Elyse Las Meninas Mr. Peters’ Connections My Cousin Rachel Avenue of Dream Mud, River, Stone The Price Morgan, Peter Nauffts, Geoffrey Ruined The Ride Down Mount Morgan Frost/Nixon ★ Next Fall Nunn, Trevor Some Kind of Love Story Mori, Brian Richard Neary, Jack Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Would A View from the Bridge Dreams of Flight To Forgive, Divine Not Grow Up Miller, JP Morley, Robert Nehls, David O’Brien, Edna Days of Wine and Roses Edward, My Son The Great American Trailer Park Triptych The People Next Door Morris, Edmund Musical O’Casey, Sean Miller, Jason The Wooden Dish Neiman, Irving Gaynor Drums Under the Windows Barrymore’s Ghost Morris, Peter Murder Once Removed I Knock at the Door Circus Lady Guardians Nelms, Henning Purple Dust It’s a Sin to Tell a Lie Mosel, Tad Only an Orphan Girl Red Roses for Me Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Impromptu Nelson, Anne O’Connor, Deirdre That Championship Season That’s Where the Town’s Going The Guys Jailbait Three One-Act Plays by Jason Miller Moss, Howard Savages O’Connor, Edwin Miller, Sigmund The Folding Green Nelson, Richard I was Dancing One Bright Day The Palace at 4 A.M. The Controversy of Valladolid O’Connor, Frank Milner, Roger Mueller, Lavonne Nelson, Tim Blake The Bridal Night How’s the World Treating You? Breaking the Prairie Wolf Code Eye of God Eternal Triangle

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The Frying Pan Oppenheimer, George The Rise and Rise of Daniel Hurricane of the Eye Three Hand Reel A Mighty Man is He Rocket Little Fears Odets, Clifford Orkow, Ben Scooter Thomas Makes It to the Pen, Polly The Big Knife The First Actress Top of the World Bed and Sofa The Country Girl Orlandersmith, Dael Trumpery Embarrassments The Flowering Peach Beauty’s Daughter Paskman, Dailey Goblin Market Golden Boy The Gimmick and Other Plays Scrooge Pendleton, Austin Rocket to the Moon Monster Paso, Alfonso Orson’s Shadow Waiting for Lefty My Red Hand, My Black Hand Blue Heaven Uncle Bob O’Donnell, Mark Yellowman Oh, Mama! No, Papa! Pendrell, Ernest Fables for Friends O’Rowe, Mark Recipe for a Crime Seven Times Monday The Nice and the Nasty Howie the Rookie Paterson, Katherine Penhall, Joe Scapin Orr, Mary The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck Blue/Orange Strangers on Earth Be Your Age Patrick, John Dumb Show That’s It, Folks! Dark Hammock Anybody Out There? Love and Understanding O’Hara, Mary Dead Giveaway A Bad Year for Tomatoes Pale Horse The Catch Colt Grass Widows A Barrel Full of Pennies Some Voices O’Hara, Robert Minor Murder Cheating Cheaters Percy, Edward Insurrection: Holding History Roommates The Chiropodist Ladies in Retirement O’Keefe, Laurence Wallflower Compulsion The Shop at Sly Corner Bat Boy: The Musical The Wisdom of Eve Confession Suspect Oldfield, Mary Women Must Weep and Women The Curious Savage Trunk Crime Please Communicate Must Work The Dancing Mice Perl, Arnold Oliensis, Adam Women Still Weep Divorce—Anyone? Bontche Schweig Ring of Men Osborn, Paul The Doctor Will See You Now The High School Olive, John A Bell for Adano Empathy A Tale of Chelm Killers On Borrowed Time The Enigma Tevya and His Daughters Standing on My Knees Owens, Rochelle Everybody Loves Opal The World of Sholom Aleichem Oliver, Edgar The Widow and the Colonel Everybody’s Girl Perloff, Carey East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Palmieri, Marc The Gay Deceiver Luminescence Dating Empty House Carl the Second The Girls of the Garden Club Perotti, Greg Olson, Esther E. The Departure of Brian O’Callahan The Gynecologist ★ The Laramie Project: Ten Years Let’s Make Up Levittown Habit Later A Question of Figures Makin’ Sense of Nothin’ The Hasty Heart Perr, Harvey Swing Fever Poor Fellas Integrity Rosebloom O’Neill, Eugene Prologue It’s Been Wonderful Perrin, Nat All God’s Chillun Got Wings Rocks Love is a Time of Day Celebration Anna Christie Tough Guys Loyalty Petersen, Don Before Breakfast Pape, Ralph Macbeth Did It Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? Beyond the Horizon Beyond Your Command The Magenta Moth Peterson, Agnes Emelie Bound East for Cardiff Girls We have Known and Other Opal is a Diamond The Necklace is Mine Desire Under the Elms One-Act Plays Opal’s Baby Pezzulo, Ted Diff’rent Hearts Beating Faster Opal’s Husband April Fish and The Wooing of Lady The Dreamy Kid Say Goodnight, Gracie Opal’s Million Dollar Duck Sunday The Emperor Jones Soap Opera The Physician Piehler, Christopher Gold Warm and Tender Love The Psychiatrist The Triangle Factory Fire Project The Great God Brown Paris, Andy The Reluctant Rogue (or Mother’s Pielmeier, John The Hairy Ape ★ The Laramie Project: Ten Years Day) A Ghost Story Hughie Later The Savage Dilemma A Gothic Tale The Iceman Cometh Parks, Don Scandal Point Haunted Lives ’Ile Jo The Story of Mary Surratt Impassioned Embraces In the Zone Parks, Suzan-Lori Suicide—Anyone? A Witch’s Brew Lazarus Laughed The America Play The Teahouse of the August Moon Pintauro, Joe Long Day’s Journey into Night In the Blood The Willow and I Benjamin Falling The Long Voyage Home Topdog/Underdog Patrick, Robert Bird of Ill Omen Marco Millions Venus Mutual Benefit Life Birds in Church The Moon of the Caribbees Parnell, Peter My Cup Ranneth Over Bus Stop Diner Mourning Becomes Electra The Cider House Rules, Part One: Paz, Octavio Butterball The Rope Here in St. Cloud’s Eyes for Consuela By the Sea By the Sea By the Strange Interlude The Cider House Rules, Part Two: Pearson, Sybille Beautiful Sea The Straw In Other Parts of the World Sally and Marsha Cacciatore: Three Short Plays A Touch of the Poet Flaubert’s Latest Unfinished Stories Charlie and Vito Welded An Imaginary Life Peluso, Emanuel Charlie’s Farewell Where the Cross is Made QED Good Day Dawn

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Dirty Talk Trouble in the Works Prebble, Lucy Rappoport, David Steven Easter Night Victoria Station ★ Enron Cave Life Fiat Pirandello, Luigi The Sugar Syndrome Rattigan, Terence Flywheel and Anna Henry Press-Coffman, Toni The Sleeping Prince Frozen Dog Poe, Edgar Allan Touch The Winslow Boy Fur Hat Murder by Poe Price, Leland Raucher, Herman His Dish Polatin, Daria Parted on Her Wedding Morn Summer of ’42 House Made of Air D.C. Price, Olive Reale, Robert Lenten Pudding Thicker Than Water Star Eternal The Dinosaur Musical Lightning Polsky, Abe Price, Reynolds Reale, Willie Men Without Wives Devour the Snow August Snow The Dinosaur Musical Men’s Lives Popplewell, Jack Better Days Many Happy Returns and Fast Metropolitan Operas 27 Short Plays Breakfast in Bed Early Dark Women Parakeet Eulogy Dear Delinquent Full Moon Short and Sweet Raft of the Medusa Hocus Pocus Night Dance Rebeck, Theresa Reindeer Soup Porter, Stephen Private Contentment ★ The Understudy Rex Don Juan Prichard, Rebecca Reddin, Keith Rosen’s Son Posner, Aaron Yard Gal All the Rage Rules of Love The Chosen Prideaux, James Almost Blue Seymour in the Very Heart of Winter A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Abraham Lincoln Dies at Versailles Black Snow Snow Orchid ★ My Name is Asher Lev Elephants Brutality of Fact Soft Dude Pospisil, Craig The Housekeeper Desperadoes, Throwing Smoke, Swans Flying The American Dream Revisited The Last of Mrs. Lincoln Keyhole Lover Ten-Dollar Drinks Choosing Sides Laughter in the Shadow of the Frame 312 Two Eclairs Class Conflict Trees and Other Plays Human Error Uncle Chick Double Wedding Lemonade and The Autograph The Innocents’ Crusade Uncle Zepp Free Hound Life and Limb Watchman of the Night Guerilla Gorilla The Librarian Life During Wartime Pinter, Harold Guns Don’t Kill Mixed Couples Nebraska Ashes to Ashes and Other Plays In a Word The Orphans Too Much Memory Betrayal Infant Morality Postcards Redwood, John Henry The Black and White The Last December Requiem for Us No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs The Caretaker Life is Short Stuffings and An American Sunset The Old Settler Celebration Manhattan Drum-Taps Priestley, J.B. Regan, Sylvia The Collection Months on End An Inspector Calls Morning Star Complete Works Volume 1 A Mother’s Love Pryor, Deborah Zelda Complete Works Volume 2 No Child Left The Love Talker Regnard, Jean-François The Dumb Waiter On the Edge Purdy, James The Gamester The Dwarfs and Seven Revue Sketches On the Wings of a Butterfly Malcolm Reich, John Family Voices Outstanding Men’s Monologues Puzzo, Michael Mary Stuart The Hothouse Volume One The Dirty Talk Reich, Richard A Kind of Alaska Outstanding Men’s Monologues Rabe, David House Without Windows Last to Go Volume Two A Question of Mercy Reingold, Jacquelyn The Lover Outstanding Women’s Raby, Peter 2b (or Not 2b) Monologue Monologues Volume One The Government Inspector 2b (or Not 2b) Part 2 Moonlight Outstanding Women’s The Three Musketeers A.M.L. Mountain Language Monologues Volume Two Racine, Jean Creative Development The New World Order Perchance Andromache Dear Kenneth Blake A Night Out Quandary in Quando Phaedra Dottie and Richie Night School A Quiet, Empty Life The Suitors For-Everett No Man’s Land Somewhere in Between Raffo, Heather Girl Gone Old Times Train of Thought 9 Parts of Desire Jiley Nance and Lednerg One for the Road What Price? Raine, Nina Joe and Stew’s Theatre of Brotherly Other Places Whatever Rabbit Love and Financial Success Party Time Post, Douglas Rambo, David Manhattan Class Company Class Precisely Drowning Sorrows God’s Man in Texas One-Acts, 1992 Press Conference Earth and Sky The Ice-Breaker String Fever Request Stop Murder in Green Meadows The Lady with All the Answers Things Between Us The Room Potok, Chaim Raphaelson, Samson Tunnel of Love A Slight Ache The Chosen Hilda Crane Rengier, John Tea Party and The Basement ★ My Name is Asher Lev Jason By Hex That’s All Pottle, Sam The Perfect Marriage Resnik, Muriel That’s Your Trouble Money Skylark Any Wednesday

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Reuter, Anna Helen Robertson, Lanie Pride and Joy Falling Man and Other Life with Mother Superior Woman Before a Glass Regrets Only Monologues Reyes, Guillermo Robinson, Charles K. Valhalla Fire Dance Saints at the Rave The Flying Gerardos Runyon, Damon One Man’s Meat Reza, Yasmina Roche, Billy A Slight Case of Murder Tennessee and Me ‘Art’ Amphibians Ruskin, Adina L. Schenkkan, Robert God of Carnage Belfry The Art of Remembering Conversations with the Spanish Lady Life X 3 The Cavalcaders Russell, John C. The Courtship of Morning Star The Unexpected Man A Handful of Stars Stupid Kids Final Passages Rhodes, Rick Poor Beast in the Rain Ryan, James Fire in the Hole Ug, The Caveman Musical The Wexford Trilogy The Young Girl and the Monsoon Four One-Act Plays by Robert Rhodes, Vivian Rodewald, Heidi Ryan, Kate Moira Schenkkan Ug, The Caveman Musical Passing Strange The Beebo Brinker Chronicles God’s Great Supper Ribman, Ronald Rogers, Howard Emmett Cavedweller Heaven on Earth The Burial of Esposito Yes Means No Ryan, Tammy The Homecoming The Ceremony of Innocence Rogers, J.T. Pig Intermission Passing Through from Exotic Places Madagascar Ryerson, Florence The Kentucky Cycle The Son Who Hunted Tigers in The Overwhelming Isn’t Nature Wonderful Lunch Break Jakarta White People Sabath, Bernard Masters of the Trade Sunstroke Roland, Joe A Barbarian in Love The Survivalist Rice, Elmer On the Line The Loneliest Wayfarer Tall Tales American Landscape Roman, Lawrence Summer Morning Visitor Ties That Bind Black Sheep Under the Yum Yum Tree The Trouble Begins at 8 The War on Poverty Cue for Passion Rome, Harold Twain Plus Twain Which Side are You On? Dream Girl The Zulu and the Zayda Safdie, Oren Schisgal, Murray Rosa, Dennis The Last Word… 74 Georgia Avenue Flight to the West Sherlock Holmes and the Curse of Private Jokes, Public Places All Over Town The Grand Tour the Sign of Four Sammis, Edward R. An American Millionaire The Iron Cross Rose, Reginald Day in the Sun The Artist and the Model Love Among the Ruins Dear Friends Sams, Jeremy The Artist and the Model/2 A New Life Rosenberg, James L. Enigma Variations The Basement Two on an Island The Death and Life of Sneaky Sanchez-Scott, Milcha The Chinese and Dr. Fish The Winner Fitch Dog Lady and The Cuban Swimmer The Consequences of Goosing Richards, Stanley Mel Says to Give You His Best Evening Star The Cowboy, the Indian and the Journey to Bahia Rosenthal, Ben Roosters Fervent Feminist Richardson, Jack Thicker Than Water Sands, Leslie Ducks and Lovers Gallows Humor Welcome Back, Buddy Combs Cat’s Cradle Extensions Lorenzo Ross, Lisette Lecat Something to Hide Five One-Act Plays by Murray The Prodigal Dark Sun Santeiro, Luis Schisgal Xmas in Las Vegas Scent of the Roses The Lady from Havana Fragments Rickman, Alan Rossetti, Christina Land O’Fire How We Reached an Impasse on My Name is Rachel Corrie Goblin Market Our Lady of the Tortilla Nuclear Energy Ridley, Philip Rostand, A Royal Affair Jealousy and There are No Sacher Vincent River Cyrano de Bergerac Sartin, Laddy Tortes in our Society! Rieser, Allan Rosten, Norman Blessed Assurance Jimmy Shine Boy Meets Family Come Slowly, Eden Catfish Moon Little Johnny Rifkin, Don Mister Johnson Sater, Steven Luv A Brief Period of Time and Two Roth, Ari Carbondale Dreams Man Dangling Eggs Scrambled Soft 3 More by E.S.T. ’98 Saunders, James Memorial Day The Delusion of Angels Prelude to a Crisis Bodies Oatmeal and Kisses Riley, Nord Roulston, Keith Next Time I’ll Sing to You The Old Jew The Armored Dove Another Season’s Promise A Scent of Flowers Old Wine in a New Bottle Rimmer, David Roussin, Andre Savage, George Play Time Album The Little Hut Young Adventure Popkins Rivera, Jose Royal, Bert V. Sayers, Dorothy L. The Pushcart Peddlers, The Marisol Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Busman’s Honeymoon Flatulist and Other Plays Rivkin, Allen Teenage Blockhead Schario, Christopher Road Show The Farmer’s Daughter Rudnick, Paul A Christmas Carol Sexaholics and Other Plays Roberts, Mark Crafty Schary, Dore A Simple Kind of Love Story Parasite Drag I Hate Hamlet The Highest Tree The Typists and The Tiger ★ Rantoul and Die Jeffrey Sunrise at Campobello Walter Where the Great Ones Run The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told Scheffer, Will Windows Roberts, Meade Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach Alien Boy Schmidt, Erica A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden The New Century Easter Debbie Does Dallas

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Schmidt, Paul Setlock, Mark Eyes for Consuela Shue, Larry The Bear Pageant Play Fool for Love The Foreigner The Dangers of Tobacco Shakespeare, William The God of Hell Grandma Duck is Dead The Festivities Hamlet ESP Kicking a Dead Horse My Emperor’s New Clothes Ivanov Shakespeare’s R&J The Late Henry Moss The Nerd The Proposal Standup Shakespeare A Lie of the Mind Wenceslas Square A Reluctant Tragic Hero Shanley, John Patrick Seduced Shulman, Max Seven Short Farces by Anton Beggars in the House of Plenty Simpatico The Tender Trap Chekhov The Big Funk States of Shock Shuman, Mort Swan Song Cellini When the World was Green Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & The Wedding Reception Danny and the Deep Blue Sea Sheppard, Julian Living in Paris Schmitt, Eric-Emmanuel Defiance Buicks Shurtleff, Michael Enigma Variations Dirty Story Love and Happiness Call Me by My Rightful Name Schnee, Thelma Doubt, a Parable Whatever Shyre, Paul The Whole World Over Down and Out Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Drums Under the Windows Schneider, Barbara The Dreamer Examines His Pillow The School for Scandal I Knock at the Door Flight Lines and Crossings Four Dogs and a Bone and The Sherman, Andrew A Whitman Portrait Schrock, Gladden Wild Goose Debbie Does Dallas Siefert, Lynn Glutt Italian American Reconciliation Sherman, James Coyote Ugly Schulman, Charlie Kissing Christine Jest a Second! Little Egypt The Birthday Present and The Let Us Go Out into the Starry Mr. 80% Silver, Nicky Ground Zero Club Night Romance in D The Agony & The Agony Schulman, Sarah A Lonely Impulse of Delight Sherman, Jonathan Marc The Altruists Robin Missing Marisa Evolution Beautiful Child Schulner, David Missing/Kissing Jesus on the Oil Tank Claire An Infinite Ache Out West The Eros Trilogy Serendipity and Serenity This Thing of Darkness Psychopathia Sexualis Fat Men in Skirts Sons and Fathers Schultz, Mark The Red Coat Fit to be Tied Sophistry Deathbed Romantic Poetry The Food Chain Things We Want The Gingerbread House Sailor’s Song The Maiden’s Prayer Three Short Plays by Jonathan Everything will be Different Savage in Limbo Philip Marc Sherman Schwartz, Susan L. Welcome to the Moon and Other Pterodactyls Veins and Thumbtacks Debbie Does Dallas Plays Raised in Captivity Women and Wallace Scott, Douglas Where’s My Money? Roger & Miriam Wonderful Time Mountain—The Journey of Women of Manhattan Three Changes Sherman, Martin Justice Douglas Sharp, Randy Silverman, Ethan A Passage to India Sedaris, Amy Seven in One Blow, or The Brave Group Sherwood, Robert E. The Book of Liz Little Kid Manhattan Class Company Class Abe Lincoln in Illinois Sedaris, David Shaw, Elizabeth One-Acts, 1992 The Book of Liz Going to See the Elephant Idiot’s Delight Silverstein, Shel The Santaland Diaries and Shaw, Irwin The Petrified Forest Abandon All Hope Season’s Greetings Bury the Dead Reunion In Vienna An Adult Evening of Segall, Harry The Gentle People Small War on Murray Hill All Cotton Heaven Can Wait The Survivors There Shall be No Night The Best Daddy Mister Angel Shawn, Wallace Shideler, Ross Blind Willie and the Talking Dog Seiler, Conrad Aunt Dan and Lemon The Night of the Tribades Bus Stop Beauty Parade The Designated Mourner Shiffrin, A.B. Buy One Get One Free Good Night, Caroline The Fever Angel in the Pawnshop Click Our Girls The Hotel Play Twilight Walk Do Not Feed the Animal What’s Wrong with the Girls The Mandrake Shine, Ted Dreamers Why I am a Bachelor Marie and Bruce Contribution Duck The Wonderful Adventures of Don Sheldon, Sidney Contributions Garbage Bags Quixote The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer Plantation Going Once Sekacz, Ilona Roman Candle Shoes Gone to Take a… The Beggar’s Opera Shelley, Elsa Shinn, Christopher Hangnail Selden, George Foxhole in the Parlor The Coming World Hard Hat Area The Children’s Story Shelley, Mary Dying City Have a Nice Day Seligman, Marjorie Frankenstein Four The Lifeboat is Sinking More Solo Readings Playing with Fire (after On the Mountain No Dogs Allowed Solo Readings for Radio and Class Frankenstein) (Field) Other People No Skronking Work Shepard, Sam What Didn’t Happen No Soliciting Still More Solo Readings ★ Ages of the Moon Where Do We Live One Tennis Shoe Seller, Thomas Buried Child Short, Robin Shel Shocked Xingu Curse of the Starving Class Ned Crocker Shel’s Shorts

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Signs of Trouble Sommer, Edith Steppling, John Svanoe, Bill Smile A Roomful of Roses The Dream Coast Punch and Judy Thinking Up a New Name for the Act Son, Diana Stetson, Jeff Swados, Elizabeth Wash and Dry Satellites The Meeting Nightclub Cantata Simms, Willard Stop Kiss Stevenson, Robert Louis Sweet, Jeffrey The Acting Lesson Sondheim, Stephen Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and The Action Against Sol Schumann Miss Farnsworth Getting Away with Murder Hyde Play Responsible Parties The Passing of an Actor Sorell, Walter Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Routed Then and Now Everyman Today Treasure Island Stops Along the Way Two’s a Crowd Soyinka, Wole Stew Ties Simon, Neil The Trials of Brother Jero and The Passing Strange The Value of Names The Star-Spangled Girl Strong Breed Stewart, Michael With and Without Simonov, K. Spence, Wall Those That Play the Clowns Swet, Peter The Whole World Over Shooting High Stitt, Milan The Interview Simonson, Eric Spencer, T.J. Back in the Race Sydow, Jack Bang the Drum Slowly Jonah The Runner Stumbles The Brothers Karamazov Work Song: Three Views of Frank Spewack, Bella Stockton, Richard Szymkowicz, Adam Lloyd Wright Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Prisoner of the Crown Deflowering Waldo Singer, Blair My Three Angels Stoker, Bram Food for Fish ★ Meg’s New Friend Trousers to Match Dracula (Dietz) Nerve The Most Damaging Wound Woman Bites Dog Dracula (Johnson) Tabori, George Singer, Isaac Bashevis Spewack, Samuel Storm, Lesley Flight into Egypt Meshugah Boy Meets Girl and Spring Song Heart of a City Taikeff, Stanley Skinner, Cornelia Otis The Golden State Strand, Richard Ah, Eurydice! The Pleasure of His Company My Three Angels The Death of Zukasky Talbott, Daniel Sklar, George Play It by Ear (The Festival) The Millennium Fallacy ★ Slipping And People All Around The Prince and Mr. Jones Rosa’s Eulogy Tally, Ted Brown Pelican Trousers to Match The Way Down Hooters Laura Two Blind Mice Street Man, Chic Little Footsteps Skyler, Tristine Under the Sycamore Tree Spunk Silver Linings The Moonlight Room Woman Bites Dog Streeter, Edward Terra Nova Smith, Anna Deavere Spigelgass, Leonard Father of the Bride Tan, Amy Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, The Wrong Way Light Bulb Mr. Hobbs’ Vacation The Joy Luck Club Brooklyn and Other Identities St. Germain, Mark Strindberg, August Tasca, Jules House Arrest: A Search for The Gifts of the Magi Creditors Tadpole American Character In and Johnny Pye Dance of Death (Greenberg) Taylor, Douglas Around the White House, Out of Gas on Lovers Leap The Dance of Death (Parts 1 & 2) The Agreement Past and Present Stafford, Nick (Meyer) Five in Judgment Seven Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 Katherine Desouza A Dream Play The Sudden and Accidental Re- Smith, Conrad Sutton Stavis, Barrie Easter Education of Horse Johnson Chain of Circumstances The Man Who Never Died Erik The Fourteenth Taylor, Regina A Dash of Bitters Stein, Gertrude The Father (Hailey) Crowns Smith, Earl Hobson Brewsie and Willie The Father (Meyer) Taylor, Samuel Stephen Foster or Weep No More Stein, Mark The Ghost Sonata First Love My Lady At Long Last Leo Master Olof The Happy Time Smith, Evan Direct from Death Row The Miss Julie Legend Remedial English Scottsboro Boys Playing with Fire The Pleasure of His Company ★ The Savannah Disputation The Groves of Academe and The Storm Sabrina Fair The Uneasy Chair Plumber’s Apprentice The Stronger A Touch of Spring (or Avanti!) Smith, Milburn Stein, Sol To Damascus (Part 1) Taylor, Simon Watson The Ten O’ Clock Scholar A Shadow of My Enemy To Damascus (Parts 2 & 3) Ubu Cuckolded Smith, Robert Paul Steinbeck, John The Virgin Bride Ubu Enchained The Tender Trap Burning Bright Sugg, James The Ubu Plays Sneed, Helen The Grapes of Wrath A Murder, a Mystery & a Marriage Ubu Rex Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl The Moon is Down Sullivan, Sir Arthur Tectonic Theater Project Detective Of Mice and Men Hollywood Pinafore or The Lad The Laramie Project Sneider, Vern Stephens, Harry Who Loves a Salary Teichmann, Howard The Teahouse of the August Moon Tracers Sun, Nilaja Miss Lonelyhearts Snyder, William Stephenson, Shelagh No Child… The Solid Gold Cadillac The Days and Nights of BeeBee Ancient Lights Sutton, Joe Temperley, Stephen Fenstermaker An Experiment with an Air Pump Voir Dire Souvenir Soderberg, Douglas Five Kinds of Silence Sutton, Michael Terkel, Studs The Root of Chaos The Memory of Water Over My Dead Body American Dreams

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

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Wax, Emanuel (Jimmy) Whelan, Peter I Can’t Imagine Tomorrow Ghosts 90° in the Shade and Dust in The Herbal Bed I Rise in Flame, Cried the Phoenix The Gingham Dog Your Eyes White, John In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel The Great Nebula in Orion Webb, Peter Bugs and Veronica Kingdom of Earth The Hot L Baltimore Sally Blane, World’s Greatest Girl White, Jr., Harley The Lady of Larkspur Lotion Ikke, Ikke, Nye, Nye, Nye Detective Direct from Death Row The The Last of My Solid Gold Watches Lemon Sky Splendora Scottsboro Boys The Long Goodbye Ludlow Fair and Home Free! Wedekind, Frank White, Natalie E. The Long Stay Cut Short or The The Madness of Lady Bright Spring Awakening The Billion Dollar Saint Unsatisfactory Supper The Moonshot Tape and A Poster Weidman, Jerome Seven Nuns at Las Vegas Lord Byron’s Love Letter of the Cosmos Asterisk! Seven Nuns South of the Border A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur The Mound Builders Ivory Tower White, Sharr The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Rain Dance Weill, Gus Achilles in Sparta Anymore Redwood Curtain To Bury a Cousin Six Years Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry The Rimers of Eldritch Weiner, Wendy Whittell, Crispin The Mutilated The Sand Castle and Three Other Hillary: A Modern Greek Darwin in Malibu The Night of the Iguana Plays Tragedy with a (Somewhat) Whitty, Jeff The Notebook of Trigorin Say De Kooning Happy Ending The Further Adventures of Hedda Orpheus Descending A Sense of Place or Virgil is Still Weinraub, Bernard Gabler Out Cry the Frogboy The Accomplices The Hiding Place A Perfect Analysis Given by a Parrot Serenading Louie Weisman, Annie Wiener, David Period of Adjustment Sextet (YES) Be Aggressive Blood Orange Portrait of a Madonna Stoop Hold Please Wilbur, Richard The Purification Sympathetic Magic Weiss, Matthew Amphitryon The Red Devil Battery Sign Talley & Son Hesh Andromache The Rose Tattoo Talley’s Folly The Bungler Small Craft Warnings This is the Rill Speaking Weitz, Paul Don Juan Something Cloudy, Something Clear Three Sisters Privilege The Imaginary Cuckold, or Something Unspoken Thymus Vulgaris Roulette Sganarelle The Strangest Kind of Romance Victory on Mrs. Dandywine’s Island Show People The Learned Ladies A Streetcar Named Desire Wandering Weller, Michael Lovers’ Quarrels Suddenly Last Summer Wilson, Lauren Beast The Misanthrope Summer and Smoke Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll and Dogbrain Phaedra Sweet Bird of Youth Hyde Play Fifty Words School for Husbands Talk to Me Like the Rain and Let The Golden State Tira Tells Everything There is to The School for Wives Me Listen Wilson, Mary Louise Know About Herself and The The Suitors Ten Blocks on the Camino Real Full Gallop Bodybuilders Tartuffe This Property is Condemned Wilson, Michael Welsh, Kenneth Wilk, Max The Two-Character Play A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story Standup Shakespeare Cloud Seven Vieux Carré of Christmas Welty, Eudora Mr. Williams and Miss Wood Williamson, David Wilson, Tracey Scott Eudora Welty’s The Hitch Hikers Wilkas, Matthew Money and Friends The Good Negro Werfel, Franz Pageant Play Willimon, Beau The Story Jacobowsky and the Colonel Williams, Emlyn Farragut North Wiltse, David Wertenbaker, Timberlake The Corn is Green Lower Ninth A Dance Lesson The Grace of Mary Traverse Someone Waiting Willinger, David A Grand Romance Wesley, Richard Williams, Samm-Art Andrea’s Got Two Boyfriends Winters, Marian The Mighty Gents Home Willis, Jane A is for All The Past is the Past and Gettin’ It Williams, Tennessee Men without Dates and Slam! All Saints’ Day Together 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Wilson, David Henry Animal Keepers The Sirens Other Plays All the World’s a Stage Assembly Line West, Cheryl L. American Blues Wilson, Lanford Witten, Matthew Before It Hits Home Auto-Da-Fé Abstinence The Deal Jar the Floor Battle of Angels Angels Fall Washington Square Moves West, Nathanael Camino Real Balm in Gilead and Other Plays Wolfe, George C. Miss Lonelyhearts The Case of the Crushed Petunias A Betrothal ★ The Colored Museum Wharton, Edith Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Book of Days Spunk Ethan Frome Clothes for a Summer Hotel Brontosaurus Wolfson, Victor Xingu The Dark Room Burn This Excursion Whedon, Tom Dragon Country By the Sea By the Sea By the Wollner, Donald Money The Eccentricities of a Nightingale Beautiful Sea Kid Purple Wheeler, Hugh The Frosted Glass Coffin Days Ahead Wong, Elizabeth Big Fish, Little Fish The Glass Menagerie The Family Continues Bad-Ass of the Rip Eternal Look: We’ve Come Through The Gnadiges Fraulein Fifth of July Wood, Maxine We Have Always Lived in the Castle Hello from Bertha Four Short Plays by Lanford Wilson On Whitman Avenue

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Woodard, Charlayne The Pavilion Ivory Tower Zark, Jenna Flight Recent Tragic Events Yale, Kathleen Betsko A Body of Water In Real Life Wright, Doug Johnny Bull Zavin, Benjamin Bernard Neat Baby Talk Yalman, Tunc The Family Man ★ The Night Watcher Grey Gardens The Liar Zindel, Paul Pretty Fire I am My Own Wife The Trickeries of Scapin Amulets Against the Dragon Forces Wooten, Jamie Lot 13: The Bone Violin Yankee, Luke And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little Christmas Belles Quills A Place at Forest Lawn The Effect of Gamma Rays on Dearly Beloved The Stonewater Rapture Yankowitz, Susan Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds The Dixie Swim Club Unwrap Your Candy A Place at Forest Lawn Every Seventeen Minutes the The Hallelujah Girls Unwrap Your Candy: An Evening of Seven Crowd Goes Crazy! Southern Hospitality One-Act Plays Yep, Laurence Ladies at the Alamo ’Til Beth Do Us Part Watbanaland Dragonwings Let Me Hear You Whisper and The Wooten, John J. Wildwood Park Yerby, Lorees Ladies Should be in Bed Trophies Wright, William H. Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn The Pigman Wright, Craig The Man in the Dog Suit Yordan, Philip The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild ★ Grace Yaffe, James Anna Lucasta Ziegler, Anna Lady Cliffhanger Young, Stanley BFF (“Best Friends Forever”) Orange Flower Water The Deadly Game Mr. Pickwick Life Science

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Ellen Fairey Oren Safdie GRACELAND THE BILBAO EFFECT

Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten George Stevens, Jr. THE RED VELVET CAKE WAR THURGOOD

Paul Rudnick THE NAKED EYE

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Lee Blessing Terrence McNally A BODY OF WATER FRANKIE AND JOHNNY IN THE CLAIR DE LUNE

Gina Gionfriddo J.T. Rogers U.S. DRAG WHITE PEOPLE

Donald Margulies COLLECTED STORIES (BROADWAY VERSION)

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