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        John Lithgow, Drama

        By Michelangelo Matos

        A meditation on theater as a way of life, told by someone fully steeped i… more »

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        Dorothy Parker, The Portable …

        By Patrick Rapa

        A collection of criticism, poetry, and fiction from the acid-tongued mast… more »

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        Alan Bennett, Kafka’s D…

        By Jess Sauer

        Let’s be frank: This play is dorky in the extreme. You don’t … more »

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        David Henry Hwang, M. Butterf…

        By Amy Monaghan

        Sure, they say that love is blind, but you really gotta wonder sometimes.… more »

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        David Auburn, Proof

        By Amy Monaghan

        A gripping drama about mathematical equations. (Seriously.) Winner of the… more »

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        Arthur Miller, The Crucible…

        By Amy Monaghan

        A timeless tale of hysteria and persecution. Arthur Miller has no patienc… more »

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        Reginald Rose, Twelve Angry M…

        By Amy Monaghan

        A gripping juror room drama. In a cramped jurors’ room on a hot Aug… more »

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        Nilo Cruz, Anna in the Tropic…

        By Amy Monaghan

        Never underestimate the power of Tolstoy. Never underestimate the power o… more »

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        Homer, The Odyssey

        By Jonathan Liu

        Did it bore you in college? Try it again: it’s sex, dismemberment, … more »

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        Samuel Beckett, Waiting for G…

        By Amy Monaghan

        A humorous take on Beckett’s depressing classic. “We are all … more »

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        Oscar Wilde, The Importance o…

        By Alfred Soto

        Hungry for wit? How about just a cucumber sandwich, then? Praised by Paul… more »

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        Interview: George Saunders

        By Amanda Davidson, eMusic Contributor

        George Saunders's newest story, published only as an audiobook and Kindle Single, is told from the point of view of Fox 8, the title character who pens his tale of friendship and loss by way… more »

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