Marsha Norman's play about a woman trying to readjust to life in the real world after being imprisoned.

Strindberg's moralistic drama, which uses ghosts to teach us about good and evil.

Along with "Ghosts," this anthology contains "A Doll's House," "The Master Builder" and "Hedda Gabler."

D.L. Coburn's play about two elderly people, confined to a nursing home, who find love and friendship over a series of card games.

Audio cassette edition of D.L. Coburn's play about two elderly people, confined to a nursing home, who find love and friendship over a series of card games.

Neil Simon's play about a struggling alcoholic actress and her fiery relationship with her daughter.

Also in this volume: "The Sunshine Boys," "Chapter Two," "Little Me," "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," "California Suite," "The Good Doctor" and "God's Favorite."

Tennessee Williams' classic drama about a crippled girl, her domineering deluded mother, and alienated brother.

Audio cassette edition of Tennessee Williams' classic drama.

Joanne Woodward and John Malkovich star in this 1987 adaptation of Williams' play.

David Mamet's Pulitzer prize-winning play about real estate shysters and their sociopathic approach to sales.

Al Pacino and Jack Lemmon star in this film adaptation of David Mamet's play.

David Mamet's play about wheeling-and-dealing real estate shysters.

Film version of David Mamet's play, starring Al Pacino and Jack Lemmon.

Also in this volume: "The Sunshine Boys," "Chapter Two," "Little Me," "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," "The Gingerbread Lady," "The Good Doctor" and "California Suite."

David Henry Hwang's play that examines the encroachment of Western values on a traditional Chinese home.

Neil Simon's adaptation of a Chekhov story.

Also in this volume: "The Sunshine Boys," "Chapter Two," "Little Me," "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," "California Suite," "The Gingerbread Lady" and "God's Favorite."

Long-running comedy about the residents of the third smallest town in Texas.

Video version of the long-running comedy about the residents of the third smallest town in Texas.

This highly-acclaimed off-Broadway hit dramatizes the 1895 trials of Oscar Wilde by interweaving fictional dialog with transcripts and news accounts of the day.