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Newton Grisham Library Play Script List Newton Grisham Library Play Script List -byTitle BIN # PLAY # TITLE AUTHOR # MEN # WOMEN # CHILDREN OTHER 75 1622 2 Linney, Romulus 9 1 1-girl 65 1450 1918 Foote, Horton 6 7 161 2870 $38,000 for a Friendly Face Shepherd, Kristin 1 6 7 delivery people 166 2956 …And Baby Makes Two: an adoption tale Christopher, Nanci 1 3 voice-overs 161 2874 1-555-HELP-ART Jannuzzi, Luigi 1 2 60 1388 24 Hours - Am Back Alley Theatre 60 1387 24 Hours - Pm Back Alley Theatre 154 2764 25 Five-Minute Power Scenes Harris, Lena variable casting 40 845 27 Wagons Full of Cotton Williams, Tennessee 2 1 40 845 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Other One-Act Plays Williams, Tennessee 169 2991 2nd Violin Horovitz, Israel 2 2 80 1701 3 By E.S.T.: Three One-Act Plays 147 2651 45 Seconds From Broadway Simon, Neil 6 6 58 1355 6:15 on the 104 Jones, Elinor 4 53 1243 74 Georgia Avenue Schisgal, Murray 2 31 726 90' In The Shade Labiche, Eugene 4 2 176 3111 A Behanding in Spokane McDonagh, Martin 3 1 160 2858 A Bicycle Country Cruz, Nilo 2 1 170 3018 A British Subject McAuliffe, Nichola 3 1 doubling 174 3093 A Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration Vogel, Paula 7 5 (doubling, flexible casting) 169 3011 A Common Vision Beber, Neena 3 3 172 3048 A Contemporary American's Guide to a Successful Marriage, circa 19Bastron, Robert 5 6 (doubling) 161 2873 A Fish Story Tuttle, Jon 2 2 1 2 A Is For All (Collection) Winters, Marian 166 2955 A Night in Provence Hawdon, Robin 3 3 167 2957 A Quiet, Empty Life Pospisil, Craig 1 1 174 3091 A Sleeping Country Marnich, Melanie 1 3 (doubling) 167 2960 A Steady Rain Huff, Keith 2 73 1570 A.M.L. Reingold, Jacquelyn 5 145 2627 Abandon All Hope Silverstein, Shel 2 1 3 Abe Lincoln In Illinois Sherwood, Robert E. 25 7 variable casting 70 1525 About Time Cole, Tom 1 1 174 3076 Absalom Kazan, Zoe 4 2 1 4 Absence of a Cello, The Wallach, Ira 3 4 42 1000 Abstinence Wilson, Lanford 2 3 155 2783 Abstract Expression Rebeck, Theresa 6 3 74 1593 Abundance Henley, Beth 3 2 85 1782 Accelerando Loomer, Lisa 1 3 74 1591 Acrobatics Aaron, Joyce; Tarlo, Luna 74 1591 Acrobatics Tarlo, Luna; Aaron, Joyce 1 5 Acrobats Horovitz, Israel 1 1 1 6 Acting Lesson, The Simms, Willard 3 1 149 2689 Action Against Sol Schumann, The Sweet, Jeffery 5 4 62 1408 Actors Bromberg, Conrad 2 1 62 1408 Actors (Collection) Bromberg, Conrad - - 172 3050 Acts of Love Chetkovich, Kathryn 2 2 1 8 Adaptation May, Elaine 3 1 Added since last printing 06/2010 61 1403 Admirable Bashville, The Shaw, Bernard 8 3 104 2103 Admirable Bashville, The Shaw, Bernard 8 3 164 2915 Adrift in Macao Durang, Christopher 4 3 144 2610 Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein, An Silverstein, Shel 169 2991 Affection in Time Horovitz, Israel 1 159 2849 Affluenza! Sherman, James 4 2 76 1626 African Company Presents Richard III, The Brown, Carlyle 5 3 86 1796 After Easter Devlin, Ann 5 6 90 1855 After Midnight-Before Dawn Campton, David 2 4 26 611 After the Ball Stroppel, Frederick 1 1 143 2591 After The Ball: A Concert Version Wilde, Oscar 143 2591 After The Ball: A Concert Version Coward, Noel [Adapt. By] 6 6 119 2286 After The Fall Miller, Arthur 12 11 37 820 Afternoon Tea Perr, Harvey 1 1 130 2420 After-Play Meara, Anne 4 3 160 2860 Age of Arousal Griffiths, Linda 1 5 121 2296 Agreement, The Taylor, Douglas 1 1 1 11 Ah, Eurydice Taikeff, Stanley 2 1 1 12 Air Raid Macleish, Archibald 11 11 69 1509 Akhmatova Linney, Romulus 2 3 118 2268 Alarms And Excursions Frayn, Michael 2 2 166 2952 Albertine in Five Times Tremblay, Michel 6 42 1001 Album Rimmer, David 2 2 70 1526 Alfred The Great Horovitz, Israel 2 2 1 13 Alice In Wonderland Manhattan Project 4 2 161 2865 Alice Invents a Little Game and Alice Always Wins Flynn, Nick 2 2 89 1845 All About Al Vogelstein, Cherie 2 1 1 14 All Because Of Agatha Troy, Jonathan 4 6 145 2627 All Cotton Silverstein, Shel 2 38 824 All God's Chillun Got Wings O'Neill, Eugene 4 3 175 3098 All in the Faculty Fowkes, William 6 3 (doubling) 76 1627 All In The Timing: Six One-Act Comedies Ives, David 42 1003 All My Sons Miller, Arthur 6 4 42 1004 All Over Town Schisgal, Murray 12 6 1 2 All Saints' Day Winters, Marian 2 119 2280 All The King's Horses Fuson, Deni 6 7 42 1005 All The King's Men Warren, Robert Penn 14 4 167 2979 All the King's Women Jannuzzi, Luigi 3f, 1m or up to 17F, 7m, or an all Female cast 158 2836 All the Rage Reddin, Keith 8 2 1 19 All The World's A Stage Wilson, David Henry 13 7 1 7 All This Intimacy Joseph, Rajiv 2 4 1 20 Alligator Man Kaplan, Jack A. 3 5 158 2835 Almost Blue Reddin, Keith 3 1 32 749 Almost Like Being Van Itallie, Jean-Claude 3 2 176 3113 Almost, Maine Cariani, John 2 2 (doubling) 153 2740 Along for the Ride Hanagan, Jay D. 3 2 132 2442 Altruists, The Silver, Nicky 3 2 42 1006 Am I Blue Henley, Beth 3 4 42 1007 Amazing Activity Of Charley Contrare And The Ninety-Eighth Street GLondon, Roy 5 4 143 2587 Amazing Grace Cristofer, Michael 3 5 169 3003 Amazônia Teevan, Colin 10 4 extras 169 3003 Amazônia Heritage, Paul 10 4 extras 74 1596 Ambrosio Linney, Romulus 5 2 1 22 America Hurrah Van Itallie, Jean-Claude 78 1664 America Play, The Parks, Suzan-Lori 3 2 42 1008 American Blues Williams, Tennessee 90 1857 American Buffalo Mamet, David 3 42 1009 American Century, The Guyer, Murphy 2 1 42 1010 American Clock, The Miller, Arthur 15 9 42 1017 American Clock, The Miller, Arthur 15 9 1 23 American Dame, The Lewis, Philip C. 2 3 120 2288 American Dream, The Albee, Edward 2 3 42 1011 American Dreams Frisch, Peter [Adapt. By] 4 2 42 1011 American Dreams Terkel, Studs 4 2 62 1410 American Millionaire, An Schisgal, Murray 5 2 5 111 American Modern Glass, Joanna M. 1 1 42 1012 American Night Cry Dean, Phillip Hayes 62 1409 American Notes Jenkin, Len 7 3 70 1528 American Plan, The Greenberg, Richard 2 3 2 27 American Primitive (John And Abigail) Gibson, William 4 4 2 28 American Roulette Mccormack, Tom 2 1 173 3067 American Soldiers Morillo, Matt 3 2 28 666 American Sunset, An Prideaux, James 1 2 120 2289 Amicable Parting Kaufman, George & L. Mac1 1 120 2289 Amicable Parting Macgrath, Leueen & G. Ka 1 1 88 1824 Among Friends Thatcher, Kristine 3 2 30 Amorous Flea, The Devine, Jerry [Book by] 6 2 2 30 Amorous Flea, The Montgomery, Bruce [Music 6 2 148 2666 Amphibians Roche, Billy 8 3 1 15 Amphitryon Moliére 9 3 2 31 Amphitryon 38 Behrman, S. N. 6 5 2 31 Amphitryon 38 Giraudoux, Jean [Adapt. By6 5 42 1013 Amulets Against The Dragon Forces Zindel, Paul 9 3 119 2283 Amy's View Hare, David 3 3 151 2713 Amy's View: A Play in Four Acts Hare, David 3 3 152 2731 An Interview Mamet, David 2 62 1411 Ancient History Ives, David 1 1 42 1014 And Miss Reardon Drinks A Little Zindel, Paul 2 5 131 2426 And People All Around; A Play Sklar, George 21 11 158 2818 And the Winner Is Albom, Mitch 4 2 164 2909 And Then There Were None Christie, Agatha 8 3 42 1015 And They Dance Real Slow In Jackson Leonard Jr., Jim 3 4 2 32 And Things That Go Bump In The Night Mcnally, Terrence 4 2 62 1412 Andersonville Trial, The Levitt, Saul 28 42 1016 Andrea's Got Two Boyfriends Willinger, David 3 1 167 2975 André's Mother McNally, Terrence 2 2 167 2975 André's Mother and other short plays McNally, Terrence 103 2091 Androcles And The Lion Shaw, Bernard 14 2 105 2117 Androcles And The Lion Shaw, Bernard 14 2 137 2527 Andromache Racine, Jean 4 4 90 1859 Angel Udell, Peter; Frings, Ketti 10 9 90 1859 Angel Frings, Ketti; Udell, Peter 10 9 90 1860 Angel On My Shoulder Levi, Stephen 2 1 137 2528 Angels Fall Wilson, Lanford 4 2 161 2872 Angry Young Women in Low-Rise Jeans with High-Class Issues Morillo, Matt 6 7 90 1858 Anima Mundi Nigro, Don 8 5 23 540 Animal Hailey, Oliver 1 131 2427 Animal Hailey, Oliver 1 1 2 Animal Keepers Winters, Marian 4 3 1 168 2990 Animals Out Of Paper Joseph, Rajiv 2 1 174 3079 Animals Out of Paper Joseph, Rajiv 2 1 37 821 Anna Christie O'Neill, Eugene 8 2 37 821 Anna Christie, The Emperor Jones, The Hairy Ape O'Neill, Eugene 104 2102 Annajanska, The Bolshevik Empress Shaw, Bernard 4 1 62 1413 Anne Of The Thousand Days Anderson, Maxwell 11 5 2 35 Anniversary Waltz Chodorov, J. And J. Fields 7 5 2 35 Anniversary Waltz Fields, J. And J. Chodorov 7 5 62 1414 Another Antigone Gurney Jr., A. R. 2 2 165 2927 Another Home Invasion MacLeod, Joan 1 2 36 Another Part Of The Forest Hellman, Lillian 8 5 62 1415 Another Season's Promise Roulston, K.; Chislett, A.
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