Euripides' tale of Dionysus' journey into Greece and his eventual demise at the hands of Agave and the Theban women. (New American Library edition.)

Euripides' tale of Dionysus' journey into Greece and his eventual demise at the hands of Agave and the Theban women. (Penguin edition.)

Genet's play of politics and illusion, set in a European bordello.

"The Bald Soprano" is included in this anthology of Ionesco's plays, along with "The Chairs" and "The Lesson."

Jack Lemmon and Jack Klugman star as Felix and Oscar, respectively, in this film version of Neil Simon's hit comedy.

Neil Simon's comedy about a newlywed couple with in-law troubles. Also in this volume: "Odd Couple," "Plaza Suite," "Come Blow Your Horn," "The Star-Spangled Girl," "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" and "Promises, Promises."

Paperback edition of David Rabe's play, in a volume with "Sticks and Bones."

Oxford University paperback edition of the Aristophanes classic, in an anthology volume with several other plays.

Grove Press edition of Genet's now-classic play.

Noel Coward's comedy, in an anthology with two of his other plays -- "Hay Fever" and "Private Lives."

Paperback edition of this Lorca play, translated by Ted Hughes.

Craig Lucas' long-running off-Broadway play of ideas and friendship. This paperback edition also includes his other play, "Reckless."

Three plays by Mart Crowley, including "The Boys in the Band," his groundbreaking look at urban gay life in the '60s. This collection also includes "A Breeze from the Gulf" and the previously unpublished "For Reasons That Remain Unclear."

Shepard's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama about warped family life on a farm in Illinois.

John Malkovich starred in Wilson's examination of love and obsession.

This Simon Gray comedy explores the relationship between Ben Butley, a university lecturer whose life is crumbling around him, and his soon-to-be-ex-boyfriend. Alan Bates performed the role both in London and on Broadway, and he became forever associated with it.