One of four plays in this volume by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright.

Film version of O'Neill's bucolic play, starring Wallace Beery.

James Whitmore stars in this adaptation of Arthur Miller's play.

Film version of Arthur Miller's play, starring James Whitmore.

Recorded version of this comedy of errors.

Movie version of Peter Shaffer's play, starring Tom Hulce as Mozart. Available in VHS, Laserdisc, and DVD.

Shaffer's fantasy play about the relationship between Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his mentor and rival, Antonio Salieri.

Mamet's first major critical success, this play originally starred Robert Duvall and John Savage.

Mamet's first major critical success, this play originally starred Robert Duvall and John Savage.

Judi Dench starred in London in David Hare's exquisite play about an aging actress and her relationship with art, love, and family.

1952 film version of the Shaw play, starring Jean Simmons and Alan Young.

Shaw's sly look at Aesop's fable.

First part of Kushner's modern epic of AIDS, politics and spirituality.

Second part of Kushner's modern epic of AIDS, politics and spirituality.

Both parts of Kushner's modern epic of AIDS, politics and spirituality, in a single hardbound volume.

Both parts of Kushner's modern epic of AIDS, politics and spirituality, in a boxed set.

Dover Thrift edition of O'Neill's play.

Anthology of O'Neill's plays, including "Anna Christie," "The Hairy Ape," and "The Emperor Jones."

Lillian Hellman's play, in a hardcover volume with another of her works, "The Little Foxes."

Hardbound anthology of Harry Kondoleon's plays. Also includes "Self-Torture and Strenuous Exercise," "Christmas on Mars," "Slacks and Tops," and "The Vampires."

Recording of Shakespeare's play about love, war and poisonous snakes.

Recording of Shakespeare's play about love, war and poisonous snakes.

Shakespeare's play about love, war and poisonous snakes. (Bantam Classics edition.)

Shakespeare's play about love, war and poisonous snakes. (New Penguin Shakespeare edition.)

Shakespeare's play about love, war and poisonous snakes. (Arden Shakespeare edition.)

Tom Stoppard's ambitious work that switches back and forth from the 19th century to the present, incorporating philosophy, history, science and humor.

Cary Grant stars in the 1944 film version of this play about two murderous spinsters and their hapless nephew.

Timeless dark comedy about two spinsters who murder potential boarders and bury them in their basement.

Already an international hit before coming to Broadway, Yasmina Reza's play explores the effect that the purchase of an all-white painting has on the relationship of three long-time friends.

Playwright William M. Hoffman broke ground with this early play about AIDS.

Audio cassette version of Shakespeare's comedy.

Wallace Shawn's examination of class privilege and social responsibility.

Anthology of four of Wallace Shawn's plays, including Aunt Dan and Lemon.