Paperback edition of this Edward Albee play.

Paperback edition of Ibsen's psychological drama.

Alfred Uhry's play that examines anti-Semitism from within the Atlanta Jewish community just prior to the start of World War II.

This Neil Simon shares the volume with "The Odd Couple," "Plaza Suite," "Come Blow Your Horn," "The Star-Spangled Girl" and "Promises, Promises."

Paperback edition of this Arthur Miller play, with commentary.

Another of Gurney's plays about WASP life, this one dealing with a middle age who gets reintroduced to an old flame. In anthology with two other Gurney plays.

Another of Gurney's plays about WASP life, this one dealing with a middle age who gets reintroduced to an old flame.

Neil Simon's somewhat-autobiographical play about comedy during the Golden Age of television.

Sam Shepard's play about a disturbed young man and his dysfunctional family. (What? You expected maybe a healthy family from Sam Shepard?)

Mamet's two-character play which examines the relationship between a neophyte actor and a seasoned one.

James Goldman's fictionalized tale of the story of King Henry II and the feisty Eleanor of Aquitaine.

Terence McNally's play that looks at the dynamics of two couples who spend a holiday weekend together dealing with their feelings about AIDS, death and each other.

This tragi-comic play brought Nathan Lane to prominence on the New York scene, with his characterization of an opera fanatic trying to hold on to his crumbling relationship.

This tragi-comic play brought Nathan Lane to prominence on the New York scene, with his characterization of an opera fanatic trying to hold on to his crumbling relationship. (This anthology also contains "Frankie and Johnnie in the Claire De Lune" and "It's Only a Play.")

Bette Davis starred as Regina Giddens in the film version of this Lillian Hellman classic.

Lillian Hellman's classic, in a hardcover volume with another of her plays, "Another Part of the Forest."

Eugene O'Neill's ground-breaking play about addiction, alcoholism, and family dysfunction -- as timely (or timelier) today as it was when it was first produced.

Paperback edition (Dover Thrift Edition) of O'Neill's play.

Film version of the John Osborne play.

The first of the "angry young men" plays. Jimmy Porter takes out his frustration about social conditions on his wife and the others in his life.

Joe Orton's farcical play, in an anthology with several of his other plays, including "Entertaining Mr. Sloane."

Paperback edition of another of Neil Simon's autobiographical plays.

Film version of Neil Simon's play, starring Richard Dreyfuss and Mercedes Ruehl.

Gurney's two-character play which chronicles a romance through correspondence. This volume also includes two other Gurney plays: "The Golden Age" and "What I Did Last Summer."

Jason Alexander stars in this screen adaptation of the acclaimed Broadway play.

Terrence McNally's play about friendship, AIDS, love and loss. (This edition also contain's McNally's "A Perfect Ganesh.")

Viking Press edition of Shakespeare's early comedy about relations between the genders.

Tennessee Williams' play, in an anthology with three of his other works: "The Red Devil Battery Sign," "Vieux Carre" and "Clothes for a Summer Hotel."

Gorki's 1902 drama about residents of a home for derelicts.

Akira Kurosawa directed Toshiro Mifune in this adaptation of Gorki's drama.

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

John Osborne, the playwright of "Look Back In Anger," departed from his previous style with this portrait of Martin Luther. The London Sunday Telegraph referred to "Luther" as a play "… full of argument and invective. Scene after scene comes alive when ideas are thrown from hand-to-hand like grenades."

Murray Schisgal's three-person comedy.

Dover Thrift edition of Aristophanes' classic.