Production History

1967	1974–75	1983–84	1992–93	2001–02	2010–11	2019–20
1967–68	1975–76	1984–85	1993–94	2002–03	2011–12
1968–69	1976–77	1985–86	1994–95	2003–04	2012–13
1969–70	1977–78	1986–87	1995–96	2004–05	2013–14
1970	1978–79	1987–88	1996–97	2005–06	2014–15
1970–71	1979–80	1988–89	1997–98	2006–07	2015–16
1971–72	1980–81	1989–90	1998–99	2007–08	2016–17
1972–73	1981–82	1990–91	1999–00	2008–09	2017–18
1973–74	1982–83	1991–92	2000–01	2009–10	2018–19

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1967
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Tartuffe	Molière	William Ball
Tiny Alice	Edward Albee	William Ball
Six Characters in Search of an Author	Luigi Pirandello	William Ball
Death of a Salesman	Arthur Miller	Allen Fletcher
Under Milkwood	Dylan Thomas	William Ball
Beyond the Fringe	Bennett, Cook, Miller, and Moore	Rene Auberjonois
Endgame	Samuel Beckett	Edward Payson Call
Charley’s Aunt	Brandon Thomas	Edward Hastings
Man and Superman	George Bernard Shaw	Jerome Kilty
Arsenic and Old Lace	Joseph Kesselring	Allen Fletcher
Our Town	Thornton Wilder	Edward Hastings
Dear Liar	Jerome Kilty	Jerome Kilty
The Torch-Bearers	George Kelly	Edward Payson Call
Long Day’s Journey into Night	Eugene O'Neill	Byron Ringland
The Seagull	Anton Chekhov	Edward Payson Call
The Zoo Story	Edward Albee	Richard A. Dysart
Krapp's Last Tape	Samuel Beckett	Scott Hylands

1967–68
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Two for the Seesaw	William Gibson	Byron Ringland
The Crucible	Arthur Miller	Allen Fletcher
Thieves’ Carnival	Jean Anouilh	Jerome Kilty
Twelfth Night	William Shakespeare	William Ball
An Evening’s Frost	Donald Hall	Marcella Cisney
The Misanthrope	Molière	David William
A Delicate Balance	Edward Albee	Edward Hastings
A Streetcar Named Desire	Tennessee Williams	Robert Goldsby
Hamlet	William Shakespeare	William Ball
Don’t Shoot, Mabel! It’s Your Husband	Jerome Kilty	Jerome Kilty
Deedle, Deedle Dumpling, My Son God	Brian McKinney	Patrick Tovatt
Long Live Life	Jerome Kilty	Jerome Kilty
In White America	Martin Duberman	Nagle Jackson
Caught in the Act	Nagle Jackson	Nagle Jackson
*The Zoo Story	Edward Albee	Richard A. Dysart
The American Dream	Edward Albee	William Ball
*Dear Liar	Jerome Kilty	Jerome Kilty
*Under Milkwood	Dylan Thomas	William Ball
*Tartuffe	Molière	William Ball
*Tiny Alice	Edward Albee	William Ball
*Our Town	Thornton Wilder	Edward Hastings
*Long Day’s Journey into Night	Eugene O’Neill	Robert Goldsby
*Charley’s Aunt	Brandon Thomas	Edward Hastings
*Endgame	Samuel Beckett	Edward Payson Call

1968–69
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
A Flea in Her Ear	Georges Feydeau	Gower Champion
The Devil's Disciple	George Bernard Shaw	Edward Hastings
Little Murders	Jules Feiffer	Nagle Jackson
Staircase	Charles Dyer	Robert Goldsby
The Three Sisters	Anton Chekhov	William Ball
The Promise	Aleksei Arbuzov	Edward Hastings
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead	Tom Stoppard	William Ball
The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria	Fernando Arrabal	Robert Goldsby
Room Service	Allen Boretz and John Murray	Nagle Jackson
Glory! Hallelujah!	Anna Marie Barlow	Edwin Sherin
The Hostage	Brendan Behan	Allen Fletcher
Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad	Arthur Kopit	Edward Hastings
*A Delicate Balance	Edward Albee	Edward Hastings
*In White America	Martin Duberman	Nagle Jackson

1970
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Importance of Being Earnest	Oscar Wilde	Jack O'Brien
Oedipus Rex	Sophocles	William Ball
Saint Joan	George Bernard Shaw	Edward Gilbert
The Blood Knot	Athol Fugard	Gilbert Moses
Little Malcolm and His Struggle against the Eunuchs	David Halliwell	Nagle Jackson
Hadrian VII	Peter Luke	Allen Fletcher
The Rose Tattoo	Tennessee Williams	Louis Criss
The Tempest	William Shakespeare	William Ball
The Tavern	George M. Cohan	Ellis Rabb
*Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead	Tom Stoppard	William Ball
*Six Characters in Search of an Author	Luigi Pirandello	Mark Healy

1970–71
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Merchant of Venice	William Shakespeare	Ellis Rabb
The Relapse	John Vanbrugh	Edward Hastings
The Latent Heterosexual	Paddy Chayefsky	Allen Fletcher
The Time of Your Life	William Saroyan	Edward Hastings
An Enemy of the People	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher
The Selling of the President	Hample, James, and O'Brien	Ellis Rabb
*The Tempest	William Shakespeare	William Ball
*Hadrian VII	Peter Luke	Allen Fletcher

1971–72
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Caesar and Cleopatra	George Bernard Shaw	William Ball
Antony and Cleopatra	William Shakespeare	Allen Fletcher
Dandy Dick	Arthur Wing Pinero	Edward Hastings
Paradise Lost	Clifford Odets	Allen Fletcher
Private Lives	Noël Coward	Francis Ford Coppola
The Contractor	David Storey	William Ball
Sleuth	Anthony Shaffer	Ellis Rabb
*Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead	Tom Stoppard	William Ball
*The Tavern	George M. Cohan	Peter Donat

1972–73
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Cyrano de Bergerac	Edmond Rostand	William Ball
The House of Blue Leaves	John Guare	Edward Hastings
The Mystery Cycle	Nagle Jackson	Nagle Jackson
A Doll’s House	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher
You Can’t Take It with You	George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart	Jack O'Brien
That Championship Season	Jason Miller	Allen Fletcher
*The Merchant of Venice	William Shakespeare	Robert Bonaventura
*The Crucible	Arthur Miller	William Ball

1973–74
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Taming of the Shrew	William Shakespeare	William Ball
The Hot L Baltimore	Lanford Wilson	Allen Fletcher
The Miser	Molière	Allen Fletcher
The House of Bernarda Alba	Federico Garcia Lorca	Joy Carlin
Tonight at 8:30	Noël Coward	Paul Blake and Edward Hastings
The Cherry Orchard	Anton Chekhov	William Ball
Broadway	George Abbott and Phillip Dunning	Edward Hastings
*Cyrano de Bergerac	Edmond Rostand	William Ball
*You Can't Take It with You	George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart	Jack O’Brien

1974–75
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
King Richard III	William Shakespeare	William Ball
Pillars of the Community	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher
Horatio	Ron Whyte and Mel Marvin	James Dunn
Jumpers	Tom Stoppard	William Ball
Street Scene	Elmer Rice	Edward Hastings
The Ruling Class	Peter Barnes	Allen Fletcher
The Threepenny Opera	Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill	Andrei Serban
*Cyrano de Bergerac	Edmond Rostand	William Ball
*The Taming of the Shrew	William Shakespeare	William Ball

1975–76
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
*Tiny Alice	Edward Albee	William Ball
The Matchmaker	Thornton Wilder	Laird Williamson
Desire under the Elms	Eugene O'Neill	Allen Fletcher
General Gorgeous	Michael McClure	Edward Hastings
The Merry Wives of Windsor	William Shakespeare	Jon Jory
Equus	Peter Shaffer	William Ball
Peer Gynt	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher
*The Taming of the Shrew	William Shakespeare	William Ball
This Is (An Entertainment)	Tennessee Williams	Allen Fletcher

1976–77
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Othello	William Shakespeare	Allen Fletcher
Man and Superman	George Bernard Shaw	Jack O’Brien
*Equus	Peter Shaffer	William Ball
A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Knock Knock	Jules Feiffer	Tom Moore
The Bourgeois Gentleman	Molière	William Ball
Valentin and Valentina	Mikhail Roschin	Edward Hastings
Travesties	Tom Stoppard	Nagle Jackson
*Peer Gynt	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher

1977–78
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Julius Caesar	William Shakespeare	Edward Payson Call
The Master Builder	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher
The Circle	W. Somerset Maugham	Stephen Porter
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
All the Way Home	Tad Mosel	Edward Hastings
Hotel Paradiso	Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallières	Tom Moore
Absurd Person Singular	Alan Ayckbourn	Allen Fletcher
The National Health	Peter Nichols	Nagle Jackson
*Travesties	Tom Stoppard	Nagle Jackson

1978–79
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Winter’s Tale	William Shakespeare	William Ball
A Month in the Country	Ivan Turgenev	Laird Williamson
Ah, Wilderness!	Eugene O’Neill	Allen Fletcher
*The Circle	W. Somerset Maugham	Stephen Porter
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Heartbreak House	George Bernard Shaw	Allen Fletcher
5th of July	Lanford Wilson	Edward Hastings
The Visit	Friedrich Dürrenmatt	Laird Williamson
Hay Fever	Noël Coward	Nagle Jackson
*Hotel Paradiso	Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallières	Tom Moore

1979–80
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Romeo and Juliet	William Shakespeare	Allen Fletcher
Buried Child	Sam Shepard	Edward Hastings
*Hay Fever	Noël Coward	Nagle Jackson
The Little Foxes	Lillian Hellman	Tom Moore
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
The Crucifer of Blood	Paul Giovanni	David Hammond
The Girl of the Golden West	David Belasco	Edward Hastings
A History of the American Film	Christopher Durang	Allen Fletcher
Pantagleize	Michel de Ghelderode	Laird Williamson
*Ah, Wilderness!	Eugene O'Neill	Allen Fletcher

1980–81
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Much Ado About Nothing	William Shakespeare	Jerry Turner
Ghosts	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher
*Hay Fever	Noël Coward	Nagle Jackson
The Trojan War Will Not Take Place	Jean Giraudoux	Jack O'Brien
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Night and Day	Tom Stoppard	Elizabeth Huddle
Another Part of the Forest	Lillian Hellman	Allen Fletcher
The Rivals	Richard Brinsley Sheridan	David Hammond
The Three Sisters	Anton Chekhov	Tom Moore
*The Little Foxes	Lillian Hellman	Tom Moore

1981–82
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Richard II	William Shakespeare	Elizabeth Huddle
I Remember Mama	John Van Druten	Allen Fletcher
*The Three Sisters	Anton Chekhov	Tom Moore
The Admirable Crichton	James M. Barrie	Michael Winters
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Happy Landings	William Hamilton	Edward Hastings
Black Comedy	Peter Shaffer	James Edmondson
The Browning Version	Terrence Rattigan	James Edmondson
Mourning Becomes Electra	Eugene O’Neill	Allen Fletcher
Cat Among the Pigeons	Georges Feydeau	Nagle Jackson
*Another Part of the Forest	Lillian Hellman	Allen Fletcher

1982–83
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Gin Game	D. L. Coburn	James Edmondson
Dear Liar	Jerome Kilty	James Edmondson
The Chalk Garden	Enid Bagnold	Dakin Matthews
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Uncle Vanya	Anton Chekhov	Michael Langham and Helen Burns
Loot	Joe Orton	Ken Ruta
Morning’s at Seven	Paul Osborn	Allen Fletcher
The Holdup	Marsha Norman	Edward Hastings

1983–84
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Arms and the Man	George Bernard Shaw	Allen Fletcher
Dial "M" for Murder	Frederick Knott	Edward Hastings
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
John Gabriel Borkman	Henrik Ibsen	Allen Fletcher
A Midsummer Night's Dream	William Shakespeare	James Edmondson
Angels Fall	Lanford Wilson	Edward Hastings
The Sleeping Prince	Terrence Rattigan	James Edmondson
The Dolly	Robert Locke	Lawrence Hecht

1984–85
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Old Times	Harold Pinter	William Ball
The School for Wives	Molière	Nagle Jackson
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Translations	Brian Friel	Lawrence Hecht
Macbeth	William Shakespeare	Edward Hastings
*Our Town	Thornton Wilder	Janice Hutchins and William Ball
Painting Churches	Tina Howe	Janice Hutchins
Mass Appeal	Bill C. Davis	Janice Hutchins and William Ball

1985–86
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Majestic Kid	Mark Medoff	Edward Hastings
Opera Comique	Nagle Jackson	Nagle Jackson
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
'night, Mother	Marsha Norman	Lawrence Hecht
You Never Can Tell	George Bernard Shaw	Janice Hutchins
Private Lives	Noël Coward	Sabin Epstein
The Passion Cycle	Anonymous (from The Wakefield Mystery Plays)	William Ball
The Lady's Not for Burning	Christopher Fry	Joy Carlin

1986–87
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Sunday in the Park with George	music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim; book by James Lapine	Laird Williamson
The Doctor’s Dilemma	George Bernard Shaw	Joy Carlin
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
The Floating Light Bulb	Woody Allen	Albert Takazauckas
The Real Thing	Tom Stoppard	Edward Hastings
The Seagull	Anton Chekhov	Jerome Kilty
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom	August Wilson	Claude Purdy
Faustus in Hell	Nagle Jackson	Michael Smuin

1987–88
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
King Lear	William Shakespeare	Edward Hastings
A Lie of the Mind	Sam Shepard	Albert Takazauckas
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
*The Floating Light Bulb	Woody Allen	Albert Takazauckas
The Immigrant	Mark Harelik	Sabin Epstein
Diamond Lil	Mae West; adapted by Paul Blake and Dennis Powers	Paul Blake
The End of the World with Symposium to Follow	Arthur Kopit	Laird Williamson
Golden Boy	Clifford Odets	Joy Carlin
Feathers	Aristophanes; adapted by Stanley R. Greenberg	John C. Fletcher

1988–89
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Marco Millions	Eugene O'Neill	Joy Carlin
Woman in Mind	Alan Ayckbourn	Sabin Epstein
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Side by Side by Sondheim	Stephen Sondheim	Paul Blake
Joe Turner's Come and Gone	August Wilson	Claude Purdy
When We Are Married	J. B. Priestley	Edward Hastings
Saint Joan	George Bernard Shaw	Michael Smuin
Nothing Sacred	George F. Walker	Robert Woodruff
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum	book by Larry Gelbart and Burt Shevelove; music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim	Albert Takazauckas

1989–90
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Right Mind	George Coates Performance Works	George Coates
A Tale of Two Cities	Charles Dickens; adapted by Nagle Jackson	Sabin Epstein
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Almost Like Being in Love	Alan Jay Lerner	Paul Blake
Judevine	David Budbill	Edward Hastings
Twelfth Night, or What You Will	William Shakespeare	John C. Fletcher
Hapgood	Tom Stoppard	Joy Carlin
The Imaginary Invalid	Molière	Laird Williamson
Burn This (Short) Burn This (Long)	Lanford Wilson	Albert Takazauckas

1990–91
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Saturday, Sunday and Monday	Eduardo de Filippo	Albert Takazauckas
The Gospel at Colonus	adapted by Lee Breuer; music by Bob Telson	Lee Breuer
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Food and Shelter	Jane Anderson	Joy Carlin
I'll Be Seeing You	Andrea Marcovicci in concert
1918	Horton Foote	Sabin Epstein
Hamlet	William Shakespeare	John C. Fletcher
Dark Sun	Lisette Lecat Ross	Edward Hastings
The Marriage of Figaro	Beaumarchais; translated and adapted by Joan Holden	Richard E. T. White

1991–92
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof	Tennessee Williams	Warner Shook
The Piano Lesson	August Wilson	Lloyd Richards
Taking Steps	Alan Ayckbourn	Richard E. T. White
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Laird Williamson
Some Enchanted Evening:The Music of Rodgers and Hammerstein		Paul Blake
Cyrano de Bergerac	Edmond Rostand; adapted by Dennis Powers	Sabin Epstein
*Charley's Aunt	Brandon Thomas	Edward Hastings
The Cocktail Hour	A. R. Gurney	Albert Takazauckas
Good	C. P. Taylor	John C. Fletcher

1992–93
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Creditors	August Strindberg; translated by Paul Walsh	Carey Perloff
The Pope and the Witch	Dario Fo	Richard Seyd
Miss Evers' Boys	David Feldshuh	Benny Sato Ambush
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	David Maier; original staging by Laird Williamson
Bon Appétit!	Ruth Draper and Julia Child; music by Lee Hoiby	Carey Perloff
The Late Great Ladies of Blues and Jazz	Sandra Reaves	Rick Khan
The Duchess of Malfi	John Webster	Robert Woodruff
Antigone	Sophocles; adapted by Timberlake Wertenbaker	Carey Perloff
Dinner at Eight	George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber	Albert Takazauckas
The Learned Ladies	Molière; translated by Freyda Thomas	Richard Seyd

1993–94
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Pygmalion	George Bernard Shaw	Richard Seyd
Pecong	steve carter	Benny Sato Ambush
Scapin	Molière; adapted by Shelly Berc and Andrei Belgrader	Andrei Belgrader
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	David Maier; original staging by Laird Williamson
Uncle Vanya	Anton Chekhov	Carey Perloff
Full Moon	Reynolds Price	Benny Sato Ambush
Light Up the Sky	Moss Hart	Albert Takazauckas
Oleanna	David Mamet	Richard Seyd

1994–95
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Angels in America, Part I: Millennium Approaches	Tony Kushner	Mark Wing-Davey
Angels in America, Part II: Perestroika	Tony Kushner	Mark Wing-Davey
Home	David Storey	Carey Perloff
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead	Tom Stoppard	Richard Seyd
T he Play's the Thing	Ferenc Molnar; adapted by P. G. Wodehouse	Benny Sato Ambush
Othello	William Shakespeare	Richard Seyd
Hecuba	Euripides; translated by Timberlake Wertenbaker	Carey Perloff

1995–96
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Arcadia	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
Seven Guitars	August Wilson	Lloyd Richards
Gaslight	Patrick Hamilton	Albert Takazauckas
The Tempest	William Shakespeare	Carey Perloff
Dark Rapture	Eric Overmyer	David Petrarca
The Matchmaker	Thornton Wilder	Richard Seyd
The Cherry Orchard	Anton Chekhov; translated by Paul Schmidt	Barbara Damashek

1996–97
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Shlemiel the First	based on the play by Isaac Bashevis Singer; conceived and adapted by Robert Brustein	David Gordon
The Rose Tattoo	Tennessee Williams	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Candace Barrett; original staging by Laird Williamson
Travels with My Aunt	Graham Greene; adapted by Giles Havergal	Giles Havergal
Machinal	Sophie Treadwell	Laird Williamson
The Royal Family	George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber	Albert Takazauckas
Singer's Boy	Leslie Ayvazian	Carey Perloff
Mrs. Warren's Profession	George Bernard Shaw	Richard Seyd

1997–98
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
High Society	music and lyrics by Cole Porter; book by Arthur Kopit; based on the play The Philadelphia Story, by Philip Barry, and the Turner Entertainment Co. motion picture High Society	Christopher Renshaw; musical direction by Paul Gemignani
A Streetcar Named Desire	Tennessee Williams	Richard Seyd
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Candace Barrett; original staging by Laird Williamson
It's a Slippery Slope	written and performed by Spalding Gray
Insurrection: Holding History	Robert O'Hara	Charles Randolph-Wright
Golden Child	David Henry Hwang	James Lapine
Mary Stuart	Friedrich Schiller; translated by Michael Feingold	Carey Perloff
The Guardsman	Ferenc Molnar; translated by Frank Marcus	Albert Takazauckas
Old Times	Harold Pinter	Carey Perloff

1998–99
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Fool Moon	Created by Bill Irwin and David Shiner, with the Red Clay Ramblers and Nancy Harrington
*Hecuba	Euripides; translated by Timberlake Wertenbaker	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Candace Barrett and Raye Birk; original staging by Laird Williamson
Morning, Noon and Night	written and performed by Spalding Gray
Juno and the Paycock	Sean O'Casey	Giles Havergal
Indian Ink	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
Long Day's Journey into Night	Eugene O'Neill	Laird Williamson
The First Picture Show	Ain Gordon and David Gordon; music by Jeanine Tesori	David Gordon
Tartuffe	Molière; translated by Richard Wilbur	Charles Randolph-Wright

1999–00
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Threepenny Opera	text by Bertolt Brecht; music by Kurt Weill; translated by Michael Feingold	Carey Perloff
Wrong Mountain	David Hirson	Richard Jones
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Candace Barrett and Raye Birk; original staging by Laird Williamson
The Invention of Love	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
2 Pianos, 4 Hands	Ted Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt	Ted Dykstra
The House of Mirth	Edith Wharton; adapted by Giles Havergal	Giles Havergal
Edward II	Christopher Marlowe; adapted by Mark Lamos and Paul Walsh	Mark Lamos
Shockheaded Peter	Featuring The Tiger Lillies; music by Martyn Jacques; directed and designed by Julian Crouch and Phelim McDermott

2000–01
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Frank Loesser's Hans Christian Andersen	music and lyrics by Frank Loesser; based on the Samuel Goldwyn motion picture; book by Sebastian Barry	directed and choreographed by Martha Clarke
The Misanthrope	Molière; translated and adapted by Constance Congdon	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Candace Barrett and Raye Birk; original staging by Laird Williamson
Glengarry Glen Ross	David Mamet	Les Waters
Goodnight Children Everywhere	Richard Nelson	Richard Nelson
Enrico IV	Luigi Pirandello; translated by Richard Nelson	Carey Perloff
"Master Harold"... and the Boys	Athol Fugard	Laird Williamson
Texts for Nothing	a prose work by Samuel Beckett; directed and performed by Bill Irwin
*Fool Moon	Created by Bill Irwin and David Shiner, with the Red Clay Ramblers and Nancy Harrington

2001–02
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Celebration and The Room	Harold Pinter	Carey Perloff
James Joyce's The Dead	book by Richard Nelson; music by Shaun Davey	Richard Nelson
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Margo Whitcomb; original staging by Laird Williamson
Swimming to Cambodia	written and performed by Spalding Gray
The Beard of Avon	Amy Freed	Mark Rucker
Blithe Spirit	Noël Coward	Charles Randolph-Wright
The Difficulty of Crossing a Field	music by David Lang, libretto by Mac Wellman	Carey Perloff
The Glass Menagerie	Tennessee Williams	Laird Williamson
For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again	Michel Tremblay; translated by Linda Gaboriau	Carey Perloff
*Buried Child	Sam Shepard	Les Waters

2002–03
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Night and Day	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
Lackawanna Blues	Written and performed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson	Loretta Greco
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Craig Slaight; original staging by Laird Williamson
The Late Great Ladies of Blues and Jazz	Sandra Reaves–Phillips	Rick Khan
American Buffalo	David Mamet	Richard E. T. White
The Dazzle	Richard Greenberg	Laird Williamson
The Constant Wife	W. Somerset Maugham	Kyle Donnelly
The Three Sisters	Anton Chekhov	Carey Perloff
Urinetown, The Musical	music and lyrics by Mark Hollmann book and lyrics by Greg Kotis	John Rando; choreography by John Carrafa

2003–04
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Les Liaisons Dangereuses	directed and adapted by Giles Havergal from the novel by Choderlos de Laclos
Waiting for Godot	Samuel Beckett	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Craig Slaight; original staging by Laird Williamson
Bold and Brassy Blues	Sandra Reaves–Phillips
A Doll's House	Henrik Ibsen; translated by Paul Walsh	Carey Perloff
Levee James	Sherry Shephard-Massat	Israel Hicks
The Time of Your Life	William Saroyan	Tina Landau
A Mother	Constance Congdon, adapted from Maxim Gorky's Vassa Zheleznova	Carey Perloff
Eve Ensler's The Good Body	Written and performed by Eve Ensler	Peter Askin

2004–05
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Black Rider: The Casting of the Magic Bullets	Robert Wilson, Tom Waits, William S. Burroughs	Robert Wilson
The Real Thing	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Dennis Powers and Laird Williamson	Craig Slaight
The Gamester	Freyda Thomas; loosely based on Le Joueur, by Jean-Francois Regnard	Ron Lagomarsino
Well	Lisa Kron	Leigh Silverman
The Voysey Inheritance	Harley Granville-Barker; adapted by David Mamet	Carey Perloff
A Moon for the Misbegotten	Eugene O'Neill	Laird Williamson
The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?	Edward Albee	Richard E. T. White

2005–06
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
The Overcoat	Created by Morris Panych and Wendy Gorling; based on the short story "The Overcoat," by Nikolai Gogol
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof	Tennessee Williams	Israel Hicks
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Carey Perloff
Sexual Perversity in Chicago	David Mamet	Peter Riegert
Gem of the Ocean	August Wilson	Ruben Santiago-Hudson
The Rivals	Richard Brinsley Sheridan	Lillian Groag
A Number	Caryl Churchill	Anna D. Shapiro
Happy End	lyrics by Bertolt Brecht; music by Kurt Weill; book and lyrics adapted by Michael Feingold	Carey Perloff

2006–07
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Travesties	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
The Little Foxes	Lillian Hellman	Laird Williamson
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Carey Perloff
The Circle	W. Somerset Maugham	Mark Lamos
Hedda Gabler	Henrik Ibsen; translated by Paul Walsh	Richard E. T. White
After the War	Philip Kan Gotanda	Carey Perloff
Blackbird	David Harrower	Loretta Greco
The Imaginary Invalid	Molière; adapted by Constance Congdon	Ron Lagomarsino

2007–08
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street	music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim; book by Hugh Wheeler	John Doyle
The Rainmaker	N. Richard Nash	Mark Rucker
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
Speed-the-Plow	David Mamet	Loretta Greco
Blood Knot	Athol Fugard	Charles Randolph-Wright
The Government Inspector	Nikolai Gogol	Carey Perloff
Curse of the Starving Class	Sam Shepard	Peter DuBois
'Tis Pity She's a Whore	John Ford	Carey Perloff

2008–09
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Rock 'n' Roll	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
The Quality of Life	Written and directed by Jane Anderson
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
Rich and Famous	John Guare	John Rando
Souvenir: A Fantasia on the Life of Florence Foster Jenkins	Stephen Temperley	Vivan Matalon
War Music	Adapted and directed by Lillian Groag; Based on the book by Christopher Logue
Boleros for the Disenchanted	José Rivera	Carey Perloff
At Home at the Zoo	Edward Albee	Rebecca Taichman

2009–10
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Noël Coward's Brief Encounter	Noël Coward	Emma Rice
November	David Mamet	Ron Lagomarsino
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
Phèdre	Jean Racine; translated and adapted by Timberlake Wertenbaker	Carey Perloff
The Caucasian Chalk Circle	Bertolt Brecht; translated by Domenique Lozano	John Doyle
Vigil	Written and directed by Morris Panych
Round and Round the Garden	Alan Ayckbourn	John Rando
The Tosca Project	Created and staged by Carey Perloff and Val Caniparoli

2010–11
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Scapin	Molière; Adapted by Bill Irwin and Mark O'Donnell	Bill Irwin
Marcus; or The Secret of Sweet	Tarell Alvin McCraney	Mark Rucker
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
Clybourne Park	Bruce Norris	Jonathan Moscone
The Homecoming	Harold Pinter	Carey Perloff
No Exit	Jean-Paul Sartre; Adapted from the French by Paul Bowles	Kim Collier
Tales of the City: A New Musical	Libretto by Jeff Whitty; Music and lyrics by Jake Shears and John Garden; Based on Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City and More Tales of the City	Jason Moore

2011–12
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Once in a Lifetime	Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman	Mark Rucker
Race	David Mamet	Irene Lewis
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
Humor Abuse	Created by Lorenzo Pisoni and Erica Schmidt	Erica Schmidt
Higher	Carey Perloff	Mark Rucker
Scorched	Wajdi Mouawad; translated by Linda Gaboriau	Carey Perloff
Maple and Vine	Jordan Harrison	Mark Rucker
Endgame and Play	Samuel Beckett	Carey Perloff
The Scottsboro Boys	Music and lyrics by John Kander and Fred Ebb; book by David Thompson	Direction and choreography by Susan Stroman; associate director and choreographer Jeff Whiting

2012–13
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Humor Abuse	Created by Lorenzo Pisoni and Erica Schmidt	Erica Schmidt
The Normal Heart	Larry Kramer	George C. Wolfe
"8" The Play (Special Event)	Dustin Lance Black	Mark Rucker
Elektra	Sophocles; translated and adapted by Timberlake Wertenbaker; music by David Lang	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
4000 Miles	Amy Herzog	Mark Rucker
Dead Metaphor	George F. Walker	Irene Lewis
Stuck Elevator	Music by Byron Au Yong; libretto by Aaron Jafferis	Chay Yew
Black Watch	George Burke	John Tiffany
Arcadia	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff

2013–14
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
1776	Music and Lyrics by Sherman Edwards Book by Peter Stone	Frank Galati
Underneath the Lintel	Glen Berger	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
Major Barbara	George Bernard Shaw	Dennis Garnhum
Napoli!	Eduardo de Philippo Translated by Linda Alper & Beatrice Basso	Mark Rucker
Venus in Fur	David Ives	Casey Stangl
The Suit	Based on "The Suit" by Can Themba, Mothobi Mutloatse, and Barney Simon	Direction, adaptation, and musical direction by Peter Brook, Marie-Hélène Estienne, and Franck Krawczyk
The Orphan of Zhao	Adapted by James Fenton	Carey Perloff

2014–15
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Old Hats	created and performed by Bill Irwin and David Shiner Music by and featuring Shaina Taub	Tina Landau
Testament	Colm Toíbín	Carey Perloff
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
*Indian Ink	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
Mr Burns, a post-electric play	Anne Washburn	Mark Rucker
Let There Be Love	Kwame Kwei-Armah	Maria Mileaf
A Little Night Music	Book by Hugh Wheeler Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim	Mark Lamos
Love and Information	Caryl Churchill	Casey Stangl

2015–16
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Between Riverside and Crazy	Stephen Adley Guirgis	Irene Lewis
Monstress	Philip Kan Gotanda and Sean San José, based on short stories by Lysley Tenorio	Carey Perloff
Ah, Wilderness!	Eugene O'Neill	Casey Stangl
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
Satchmo at the Waldorf	Terry Teachout	Gordon Edelstein
The Unfortunates	created by John Beavers, Kristoffer Diaz, Casey Lee Hurt, Ian Merrigan, and Ramiz Monsef	Shana Cooper
The Realistic Joneses	Will Eno	Loretta Greco
The Lion	written and performed by Benjamin Scheuer	Sean Daniels
The Last Five Years	written and composed by Jason Robert Brown	Michael Berresse
» Chester Bailey	Joseph Dougherty	Ron Lagomarsino

2016–17
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
King Charles III	Mike Bartlett	David Muse
The Hard Problem	Tom Stoppard	Carey Perloff
» The Tricky Part & All the Rage	Martin Moran	Seth Barrish
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
» The Skivvies: Holiday Roadkill	Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley	Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley
» On Beckett	Bill Irwin	Bill Irwin
A Thousand Splendid Suns	Ursula Rani Sarma, based on the novel by Khaled Hosseini	Carey Perloff
John	Annie Baker	Ken Rus Schmoll
Needles and Opium	Robert Lepage	Robert Lepage
Battlefield	Adapted by Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne, based on The Mahabharata and the play by Jean-Claude Carrière	Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne
A Night with Janis Joplin	Randy Johnson	Randy Johnson
» The Skivvies: Pride Rock	Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley	Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley

2017–18
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
*Hamlet*	William Shakespeare	Carey Perloff
Small Mouth Sounds	Bess Wohl	Rachel Chavkin
*Refuse the Hour*	Conception and libretto by William Kentridge; music composed by Philip Miller; choreographed by Dada Masilo; video design by Catherine Meyburgh and William Kentridge; dramaturgy by Peter Galison
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
» Colin Quinn: One in Every Crowd	Colin Quinn	Colin Quinn
» Dear Dad	Written and performed by Louie Anderson	Abraham Geisness
The Birthday Party	Harold Pinter	Carey Perloff
Vietgone	Qui Nguyen	Jaime Castañeda
Heisenberg	Simon Stephens	Hal Brooks
Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3)	Suzan-Lori Parks	Liz Diamond
A Walk on the Moon	Book by Pamela Gray; music and lyrics by Paul Scott Goodman; additional lyrics by Pamela Gray; based on the Miramax and Village Roadshow Motion Picture A Walk on the Moon written by Pamela Gray	Sheryl Kaller

2018–19
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Sweat	Lynn Nottage	Loretta Greco
Men on Boats	Jaclyn Backhaus	Tamilla Woodard
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Domenique Lozano; original direction by Carey Perloff
*Edward Albee's Seascape*	Edward Albee	Pam MacKinnon
Her Portmanteau	Mfoniso Udofia	Victor Malana Maog
The Great Leap	Lauren Yee	Lisa Peterson
Vanity Fair	Kate Hamill; Based on the novel by William Makepeace Thackeray	Jessica Stone
» Weightless	The Kilbanes	Becca Wolff
*Rhinoceros*	Eugène Ionesco; Translated by Derek Prouse	Frank Galati

2019–20
PLAY	AUTHOR(S)	DIRECTOR(S)
Top Girls	Caryl Churchill	Tamila Woodard
Testmatch	Kate Attwell	Pam MacKinnon
*A Christmas Carol	Charles Dickens; adapted by Carey Perloff and Paul Walsh	Peter J. Kuo and Pam MacKinnon; original direction by Carey Perloff
*Wakey Wakey*	Will Eno; Starring two-time Emmy Award winner Tony Hale	Anne Kauffman
⁺Gloria	Branden Jacobs-Jenkins	Eric Ting
⁺Toni Stone	Lydia R. Diamond; Choreographed by Camille A. Brown; A coproduction with Arena Stage	Pam MacKinnon
⁺⁺The Rocky Horror Show	Book, music, and lyrics by Richard O’Brien	Directed and choreographed by Sam Pinkleton
⁺⁺Poor Yella Rednecks: Vietgone Part 2	Qui Nguyen	Jaime Castañeda

* indicates revival

⁺ indicates closed early due to COVID-19

⁺⁺ indicates canceled due to COVID-19

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