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

How do you brush your teeth when you're buried up to your neck? Only Samuel Becket would answer that question in this way.

Movie version of Mary Chase's play, starring James Stewart as Elwood P. Dowd.

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

Shaw's play shares this anthology with "Major Barbara," "Saint Joan," and "Too Good to be True."

Subtitled "A Fantasia in the Russian Manner on English Themes," this play presents a scathing commentary on British life.

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

This volume contains three plays by Wendy Wasserstein: "The Heidi Chronicles," "Uncommon Women and Others," and "Isn't It Romantic."

Stage adaptation of Henry James' "Washington Square" -- the tale of an embittered, wealthy young woman's struggle with her controlling father, who tries to convince her that her sweetheart is only after her money.

The Signet Classic edition of this Shakespeare history.

The New Cambridge edition of this Shakespeare history.

The New Folger Library edition of this Shakespeare history.

Penguin edition of Shakespeare's first history.

Lanford Wilson's play (the basis for the TV sitcom) about the residents of a seedy hotel.

Lanford Wilson's comedy about a life in a run-down hotel that became the basis of the television sitcom of the same name.

Paula Vogel's award-winning play that deals with an incestuous relationship between an uncle and a niece.

Paula Vogel's play, paired in a volume with her other play "The Mineola Twins."

Eugene O'Neill's play.

David Rabe's play about the insanity of life in Hollywood.