“A-Bomb Wedding," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in a twenty-four hour convenience store, late at night, 2001, 1m1f, Jon Dorf (American playwright, screenwriter, 1971-____)

“ÀTrois,” a 40-minute comedy-drama in English, set here and now, 2m1f, Barry Hall (American playwright, 1963-____)

“Abandoned,” a 25-minute drama in English set in Any Rhode Island City, 1997, 3m, James Brunelle (American teacher of guitar and creativity, playwright, 19__-____)

“Abby, From A to Z," a 5-minute comedy in English, set in a college campus, 2003, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, writer, actor, producer, 1971-____)

“Amy4u," 1m1f, a 5-minute comedy in English, set in a hotel room, 2003, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, writer, actor, producer, 1971-____)

“Abducted!” a 20-minute drama in English set in a Detective questioning room, 1995, 2m1f, Stephen A. Schrum (American playwright, theatre lecturer, 1957-____)

“About Don Greco," a 50-minute slapstick comedy in English, set in the Hollywood Cafe, Hollywood, California, U.S.A., late afternoon in late summer, 2004, 2m2f (+1m2f extras), C. E. Schandl (Canadian playwright, English language teacher/university lecturer, writer, 1962-____)

“Above the Clouds,” a 15-minute fantasy in English, set on a mountaintop, 1982, 2m1f, Michel Corbeil (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Absolution,” a 35-minute absurdist drama in English, set in a mythical office, in the  future, 2m, Brian C. Petti (American playwright, 1969-____)

“Abstinence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder," a 20-minute romantic drama in English, set in the United States, 1990s, 1m1f, Sarah Knight (aka Sarah Jo Knight, American playwright, film writer, director, producer, 1970-____)

“Accent,” an 18-minute comedy in English, set in a doctor’s office, 1996, 2m, Fred Rohan-Vargas (Hispanic-American playwright, teacher, artist, 1949-____)

“According to Us (A Parabolic Musical),” a 70-minute parable in English, set in a ruined Garden of a small church, during a single day (with flashbacks), 2m, Charles Butler, III , (American playwright, data analyst, minister, musician, 1952-____)

“The Act and the Image,” an absurdist tragi-comedy set is on a precipice overlooking the local garbage dump/ash heap outside a city, any/all/no time in particular (now . . . and 4,000 years ago . . . and 2,000 years ago), 3m1f, George A. Scranton (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Addie and Me,” a melodrama, set in the bedroom of Melanie, a teenage girl, night, 2000, 1f, Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

"The Advertisement," a 15 minute comedy in English, set in a shared bed-sitter in an Australian city. 2f, Paula Williams (Australian playwright, short story writer, screen writer, 19__-____)

“After Moravia,” a 20-minute bittersweet comedy in English, set variously in eight quick-fire scenes, in remembered time and 2002, 1m1f, Dina Ross (Australian playwright, writer, journalist, 1962-____)

“After the Dance,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in Regina's bedroom, early evening, summer, 1996, 3f, Whiskeyman, Dolores R. (American playwright, 1958-____)

“Afterglow,” a 20-to-25-minute comedy-drama in English, 1m1f, Eric C. Peterson (American playwright/actor/director, 1970-____)

“Again and Again," a 25-minute comedy-drama in English, set high atop the edge of a quarry, midnight, 2003, 2m1f, Chris Van Strander (American playwright, actor, 19__-____)

“Alby and the Big Fellah," a 12-minute drama in English, set in a hospital room, afternoon, December, 2004, 2m, John C. Bird (British playwright, author, 1933-____)

“Aliens! 3 Miles, Turn Left,” a 15-minute comic monologue in English set in a farmhouse living room, 1995, 1m, Stephen A. Schrum (American playwright, theatre lecturer, 1957-____)

“All Change," a 20-minute comedy-drama in English, set at a railway station bench, Crewe, England, Wednesday, lunchtime, 2003, 3m1f

“All for Love," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in an entrance foyer, U.S.A., 2001, 1m3f, G. L. Horton (American playwright, 1940-____)

“Allegro,” a 40-minute drama in English, set in the kitchen of the family home in Connecticut and in an adoption agency in New York City, U.S.A., December, 1966 through June, 1967, 4f (with doubling), Rachel Rubin Ladutke (American playwright, director, 1967-____)

“Alpha Dogs,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in New York City, 2001, 3f, Cass Erickson (American playwright, editor, librarian, 1955-____)

“Alvissmal," a 10-minute Skaldic verse drama in English, translated and adapted from Old Norse by Roy C. Booth, set in outside Thrudheim, Thor's home in Asgard, night, ancient Norse mythological era, 2m, Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comic book/games/book store owner, 1965-____)

“Among the Missing,” a 12-minute romantic comedy in English, set in a kitchen, 8:30 a.m., Friday a.m., early spring, 2003, 2m1f, Fred Sahner (American playwright, writer, 1935-____)

“Amy4u," 1m1f, a 5-minute comedy in English, set in a hotel room, 2003, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, writer, actor, producer, 1971-____)

“Anatomy,” a 17-minute metaphorical drama in English, set on a bare stage, 1999, 1m1f, Bill McKinlay (American playwright, 1961-____

“Ancestors,” a 75-minute comedy-drama in English, set in the living quarters of any place where the future is now, where the world no longer wants or can go outside, when the future is now, 1f, Nathan Freeman (American playwright, 1921-____)

“The Anchor at Rest,” a 12-minute comedy in English, set in Mom’s  kitchen, 8:30 a.m., Monday, October 14, 2002, 1m1f, Fred Sahner (American playwright, writer, 1935-____)

“. . . And Sarah Laughed: A Play About Breast Cancer,” a comedy-drama in English set in Boulder, Colorado, 1996, 1m3f (+ extra), Kay K. Cook (American playwright, professor, 1939-____)

“And the Evening and the Morning Were the First Day,” a 10-minute comedy in English, 1m1f, Sandra Perlman (American playwright, 1944-____)

“And the Lion Shall Lie Down with . . . ,” a 10-minute sex farce in English, set in a New Age Summer Camp, near midnight, 1998, 1m1f, G. L.Horton (American playwright, 1940-____)

“Angel Hair,” a 15-minute horror drama in English, set in a small English theatre, during a performance, 1999, 2m1f, Jim Grover (British playwright, college lecturer, actor,  1948-____)

“Angel of the Battlefield,” a 25-minute historical drama in English, set in a lecture hall in New England, U.S.A., or anywhere, 1876 or anytime, 1f, Willis Whyte (American playwright, writer, 19__-____)

“The Anniversary Present,” a 10-minute drama in English, translated by Rouzbeh Eftekhari from the original Farsi, set in Tehran, Iran, 2002, Seyed Afshin Hashemi (Iranian playwright, actor, October 12, 1975-____)

“Another First Date,” a 25-minute farce in English, set in a theme restaurant, like Bennigan's or TGIFriday's, evening, 2003, 2m1f

“Another One of Louella's Killer Ideas,” a 30-minute comedy in English, set a chancel of an empty church in a small town, a summer afternoon, 1995, 3f, Terryl Paiste (American playwright, 1943-____)

“Another Reason Why Yvonne Doesn't Get Asked Out Very Much," a 1-minute dark comedy in English, set in Yvonne's place, a Wednesday, 2004, 2f (+ m voice), Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Answering the Echo,” set in the here and now, a 12-minute sex farce in English, set in the here and now, 1m1f, Larry Harris (aka Larry R. Harris, American playwright, screenwriter, 1960-____)

“Answers from the Center of the Universe about Things Unknown,” a __-minute drama in English, 2m1f, complete script available elsewhere, Kent R. Brown (American playwright, ____-____)

“Anything but Black," a 20-minute dramedy in English, set in the gift exchange center in a department store, early morning, 2003, 2m

“Apartment For Rent,” a 20-minute comedy in English, set anywhere, early evening, 1995, 2m 1f, James Murphy (American playwright, 1933-____)

“Aphrodite at the ER,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set at a hospital emergency room  registration desk, Valentine;s Day, February 14, 2001, 1m1f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“Appointment with Death,” a detective drama in English, 3m1f, Armando Gonzales (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Are We There Yet?” a 20-minute ____ in English, 1m1f, complete script available elsewhere, Kent R. Brown (American playwright, ____-____)

“Are They All Like That?” a 30-minute black comedy in English, set in a college dorm room, 2002, 3m, Otis Towns (American playwright, 1978-____)

“Are You All Right in There?” a 20-minute teenage comedy-drama in English, set in the upstairs master bathroom of an American home, almost midnight on a Friday night in spring, 1995, 1m2f, David-Matthew Barnes (European-American playwright, director, writer, 1970-____)

“Armagideon,” a 70-minute drama in English, set in the aunts' home, in a militarized state, midday, tomorrow, 1m2f, Sandra Dempsey (Canadian playwright, 19__-____)

“Arnold, the Dark Eagle,” a 50-minute drama in English, set in Arnold's townhouse, London, England, midmorning, 1801, 1m, Robert S. Brown (American playwright, retired, 1933-____)

“The Art of Dating,” a twelve-minute romantic comedy in English set in a crowded restaurant in the very near future (post-1994), 1m2f or 2m1f, Jeffery Scott Elwell (American college professor, playwright, 1957-____)

“Artimanas" ["Tricks"], una farsa en español sobre los medios de comunicacion compuesta de tres piezas con un prologo y un epilogo [a farce in Spanish about communication media composed of three pieces with a prolog and epilog], 1m, Manuel Chapuseaux (Dominican Republican playwright, actor, director, and teacher, 1954-____)

“As I Sat Typing,” a 10-minute playful comedy  in English, set in a bedroom, anywhere in America, evening, 1999, 1m1f, 1m2f, James Kaufman (American playwright, psychologist, 1974-____)

“As We Read Samuel Beckett,” a 60-minute bittersweet comedy in English in eight scenes, set in Australia, 2002, 2m1f, Dina Ross (Australian playwright, writer, journalist, 1962-____)

“Ashes," a 10-minute play in English, set in the living room of small ranch in California, U.S.A., 2001, 1m1f, Claire Braz-Valentine (American playwright, youth worker, playwriting teacher, 19__-____)

“Ashes for Easter,” a soliloquy (genre unknown) in English, 1m, David Watmough (Canadian playwright, 1932-____)

“Ashes to Ashes," a 10-minute peace play (tragedy) in English, set in a living room of suburban American home, the present (because it is!), 2m1f, Norbert J. Hruby (American playwright, retired second president of Aquinas College, 1918-____)

“Ask Me No More Questions,” a 95-minute drama  in English, set in New York, over several weeks, 1997, 1m3f, JamesKaufman (American playwright, psychologist, 1974-____)

“Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You,” a 5-minute comedy in English, set in an American home, early 1961, 2m2f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Asked and Answered,” a 15-minute dark comedy in English, set in the Oak Room, of the Plaza Hotel, New York City, New York, U.S.A., evening, 1999, 1m2f, Bill John McMahon (American playwright, 1955-____)

“At a Beetle's Pace,” a __-minute drama in English, set on a bluff overlooking water, in a deteriorating park in an eternal youth Utopia, in a future time,1m1f, Louis E. Catron (American playwright, educator, author, 19__-____)

“At the Home,” a 20-minute comedy in English, set on the porch of a nursing home, 1999, 1m1f or 2m or 2f,  David R. Slavitt (American playwright, poet, novelist, and translator, March 23, 1935-____)

“At Land’s End,” a 35-minute seniors drama in English, set at the beach, vacation time,1m1f, Marcus Steinour (American playwright, October 17, 1930-____)

“At the Root,” a __-minute drama in English, 1f, Linda Eisenstein (American playwright, 1950-____)

“At the Vanity Fair,” a 35-minute comedy in English, set in a penthouse apartment in San Francisco, 8:00 p.m.,Tuesday evening, 1998,3f, Mary Willard (American playwright, 1947-____)

“Atlantic Crossing,” a __-minute drama in English, 1m1f, Jeffrey B. Embler (American playwright, social services specialist, 1933-____)

“Atmospheric Inserts,” a 45-minute dark future comedy in English, set in the Atmospheric Insert Laboratory, 2579, 1m2f, Jefferson Arca (American playwright, actor, March 13, 1969-____)

“Attack of the Radar People,” a 15-minute radio farce, set in an old-time radio broadcast studio, 1950s, 2m1f (or 3m1f), Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Aubergine,” a bare-stage 30-minute experimental piece in English, 2f, Christine Child (American playwright, 19__-____)

“The Audition,” a 35-minute drama in English, set on the stage of an empty theatre in New York City, 8:00 p.m., 1999, 1f, Kenneth R. Robbins (American playwright, professor, author, 1944-____)

“Autumn's Child," a 10-minute or 40-minute drama in English, set in a farmhouse in the American Midwest, morning, October, 2002, 2f, Tom Smith (American playwright, director, actor, educator, 1969-____)

“Autumn Leaves,” a n 11-minute comedy in English, set on a  suburban lawn, a weekend afternoon, 1998,1m2f, G. L. Horton (American playwright, 1940-____)

“Baby in the Basement," a 15-minute drama in English, set in the basement of an old, abandoned warehouse in an unnamed American city, a night in March, present, 1m1f, David-Matthew Barnes (American playwright, 1970-____)

“The Baby You Ordered,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in a living room, morning, 1999, 1m2f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, American playwright, 1958-____)

“Bad Roof,” a 45-minute drama in English, set in rural Appalachia, U.S.A., the present day/recent past, 1m3f, Tim Hatcher (American playwright,  writer/animator, 1957-____)

“Bad Tidings,” a 2-minute comedy in English, set on a California beach, daytime, 1998, 4m or 4f, Margaret G. Waterstreet (American playwright, 1953-____)

“A Bag of Groceries," a 60-minute comedy-drama in English, set in an inner city park, in a large American city, Saturday afternoon, 2002, 3m1f, Philip M. Paradis (American playwright, writer, 1951-____),

“Bake-Off,” a 20-minute comedy-drama in English, set on the cooking floor of the Pillsbury Bake-Off, 2m1f, Sheri Wilner (American playwright, 1969-____)

“Balancing Act,” a 10-minute comic monolog in English about being a Libra, 1m or 1f, Linda Eisenstein (American playwright, 1950-____)

“The Baptism of Jesus,” a medieval verse mystery play in early English, 4m, The Barbours (medieval English guild)

“Barbara & Diane,” a 35-minute drama in English, set in a hospital room, U.S.A., spring, 1998, 1m3f, Cheryl Costa (American playwright and computer professional, April 23, 1952-____)

“Barriers,” a 60-minute drama in English set in a prison interrogation room, evening, 1988, 2m, John Monteleone (American playwright, March 2, 1956-____)

“The Bartender Mixes Magic Light," a 20-minute comedy in English, set in a bar, late at night, present, 2m1f, Peter Papadopoulos (aka Peter J. Papadopoulos, American playwright, actor, teacher, 1969-____)

“Bartleby: The True Story,” a 60-minute comedy/drama in English, set in a New York City jail cell, 1850,3m1f, TimHatcher (American playwright, writer/animator, 1957-____)

“The Basement,” an area-stage comedy-drama set in a carefully furnished basement flat, 2m1f, Harold Pinter (English playwright, 1930-____)

“The Basketmaker,” a 60-minute drama in English, set on the front porch and yard of the Sayer homestead on the frontier of New Hampshire, North America, 1725, 1m3f, David M.Baughan (American playwright, physician, February 13, 1949-____)

“Bathers,” a drama about performance-enhancing drug use, 3f, James I. Schempp (American playwright, 1943-____)

“Batteries,” a 10-minute black comedy in English, set in a subway car, New York City, 2002, 3m1f, Donald Dewey (Irish-American playwright, 19__-____),

“Battle Hymn,” a 10-minute drama in English, set in a park area outside a small midwest town, U.S.A., evening, 1998, 1m2f, Ludmilla Bollow (American playwright, writer, actress, 19__-____)

“Battle of the Sexes,” a bare-stage 45-minute bill of vignettes in English, 1m1f, Felicia Londré (aka Felicia Hardison Londré, American playwright, dramaturg, Shakespearean analyst, theatre historian and critic, and translator from French, Spanish, and Russian, 1941-____)

“The Beach Club,” a 30-minute comedy-drama in English, set on a beach, December 1, 1972, 2m2f (+ optional walk-on), Ludmilla Bollow (American playwright, writer, actress, 19__-____)

“Beautiful Girls,” a __-minute drama in English, set in _____, 19__, 1m2f, Catherine Keyser (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Bedtime Stories,” a 25-minute (slice of life) drama in English, set in Midwestern America, over a four-day period, summer, 2002, 1m2f, Dick Croy (American playwright, novelist, screenwriter, 1943-____)

“Before the War,” a 10-minute dance-drama in English, 4f, Sandra Perlman (American playwright, 1944-____)

“Bedside Companion,” a 36-minute drama in English set in a hospital room, May, 1996, 1m3f, Mary J. Steelsmith, (American playwright, actor, 19__-____)

“Beef Junkies,” a 25-minute dark comedy in English, set on a suburban road, Just before 5:00 p.m., the near future, 2m1f, Jon Dorf (American playwright, screenwriter, 1971-____)

“Before She Leaves,” a 12-minute family drama in English, set in a kitchen, Sunday evening, 2003, 2f, Fred Sahner (American playwright, writer, 1935-____)
“Before the Start of the Show,” a 30-minute comedy in Russian, set in a cinema, evening, 2000, 1m1f, Andrey Zinchuk (Russian playwright, 1951-____)

“Behind a Masquerade of Rhymes,” a 20-minute drama in English, set in a writing class of a community education program, New York City, 1996, 2f, PS Lorio (American playwright, composer, 1958-____)

“Behind Glass,” a __-minute comedy in Russian and English, translated into English by Katharine Hodgson from Sergei Nosov’s Russian original, 2m2f, Sergei Nosov (Russian playwright, 19__-____)

"Behold a Pale Bronco,” a 30-minute comedy in English set in a living room, June 17, 1994, 2m1f, Mary J. Steelsmith, (American playwright, actor, 19__-____)

“Belle of the Bijou,” a 45-minute drama in English, set in the ticket taker booth, Bijou theatre, night, 1983, 1f, Ludmilla Bollow (American playwright, writer, actress, 19__-____)

“Belly Laughs,” a 30-minute fantastic comedy in English, minimal settings representing a clothing store, restaurant, and health club, 1996, 4f, Judith S. Pratt (American playwright, actor/director, administrator, 1945-____)

“Beltway Roulette,” a 30-minute dark comedy in English, set in a motel room outside of Washington, D.C., 4:00 a.m. on a weekday, 1992, 1mlf, Mark Scharf (American playwright, multimedia writer-designer, actor, 1956-____)

“Ben and Jerry,” a 45-minute comic nightmare in English, set in a city in the United States of America, 2001, 2m, Gordon Osmond (American playwright, 1974-____)

“Beneath the Deep Blue Sky," a 60-minute multimedia drama in English, 2m (+1m/1f extra), by Rob Bartel (Canadian playwright, ____-____)

“The Berdache,” a 40-minute dramedy in American English set in a New Mexico mesa and two different Catholic monasteries, 1994, 2m2f (+ 1m or 1f bit), Cheryl Costa (American playwright and computer professional, April 23, 1952-____)

“Best Laid Plans,” a 45-minute comedy in English, set in a venerable family home of an American town, 1995, 1m3f, Robert Schroeder (American playwright, 1917-1997)

“Best Years,” a 35-minute chamber play in English, set in the showroom floor of a furniture store, seven minutes before opening, the present, 2m, Doug Dolcino (American playwright, 1966-____)

“Better by Candlelight," a 10-minute bare-stage drama in English, set in a bedroom, late at night, 2005, 1m1f, Arthur M. Jolly (aka Arthur Jolly, American playwright, writer, actor, stuntman, 1969-____)

“Beyond Measure," a 14-minute bare stage comedy in English, 2f, Geralyn Horton (aka Geralyn Horton, American playwright, critic/reviewer, actor, director, 1940-____)

“The Next Break,” a 40-minute comedy-drama in English in four scenes, set in Hollywood, 1990, 2m2f, Trisha E. Sugarek (Irish-French-American playwright, writer, director, actor, artist, 1941-____)

“Biff Bang, American Hero,” a 10-minute comedy spoof of radio cliffhangers in English, set in the cockpit of Biff’s fighter bomber, 1998,2m1f, Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Big Is Beautiful," a bare-stage 40-minute comedy in English in ten scenes, set in two areas, Sam's darkroom/den and the couple's kitchen/dining area, over several weeks, with some scenes daytime, others night, 2005, 1m1f, John R. Hillel (Australian playwright, writer, 1947-____)

“Bile in the Afterlife," a 35-minute comedy in English, set in the Egyptian afterlife, 3m1f, Dawson Moore (American playwright, theatre professor, director, actor, 1970-____)

“Bill, New Guy," a 35-minute comedy-drama in English, set a mailroom, anywhere, the present (2003), 2m1f, Audrey Cefaly (American playwright, Web publisher, 1967-____)

“Billie: The Scent of Magnolia, A Tribute to the Life of Billie Holiday," a 40-minute comedy-drama in English in five scenes, based upon the life of African-American, jazz singer, Billie Holiday, set in Balitmore, Harlem, and on tour with the big bands, 1928-1937, Trisha E. Sugarek (Irish-French-American playwright, writer, director, actor, artist, 1941-____)

“Billy,” a 30-minute drama in English, set in a living room in a suburban American city, in the near future, 2m (+ f voice), Stephen P. Peace (American playwright, environmental compliance officer, 19__-____)

“Black Memory,” a soliloquy (genre unknown) in English, 1m, David Watmough (Canadian playwright, 1932-____)

“Black Pantry,” a __-minute drama in English, 2m1f, Barbara Georgans (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Black Velvet,” a 35-minute comedy in English, set in a recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.A., Saturday morning, January 21, 1956, 1m1f, Angela L. Wilson (American playwright, 1955-____)

“"Blanket Primary," a 10-minute absurd drama, set in a bedroom, morning to evening, winter, 2004, 1m2f, Sandra K. Hosking (aka Sandra Kay Hosking, American playwright, teacher, journalist, 1969-____)

“Bless Me, Father," a 10-minute contemporary comedy in English, set in a Catholic confessional, 2002, 1m1f, Jody Handley (American playwright, writer, communications specialist, 1975-____)

“Blind Date,” a comedy set in the living room of Robert and Dolores Henry's home in Harrison, Texas,1929, 2m2f, Horton Foote (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Blind Spot,” a 35-minute comedy in English, set in a comedy club (green room and stage), just before a performance, evening, October, 1996,3m, Michael Licwinko (American playwright, director, 1955-____)

“Blood and Sleep,” a 70-minute bare-stage period drama in English, set April 4, 1865, 1m1f,  Angela L. Wilson (American playwright, 1955-____)

“Blood & Stumbo,” a 40-minute drama, 2m1f, Beth Burns (American playwright, ____-____)

“Blood Pressure," a 12-minute comedy in English, set in a doctor's office/living room, weekday from morning to afternoon, 2004, 2m1f, Letcher, Marshaline (American playwright, genealogist, writer, 19__-____)

“Bloom; or, The Baby Thing,” a 23-minute comedy-drama in English, set in the East Village, New York City, afternoon, 1999, 2f, Samm Hill (American playwright, writer, actor, director, waiter, Sepember 6, 1968-____)

“Blue,” a 15-minute drama in English, set in Carissa’s art studio, a rainy evening, 1994, 1m1f, Kristen Lazarian (American playwright, 1968-____)

“Blue Blood,” a __-minute comedy in English, set in the American South, shortly after the Civil War, 1m3, Georgia Douglas Johnson (aka Georgia Douglas Camp Johnson, African-American playwright, Harlem Renaissance poet, 1877-1966)

“Blurb—the Story of Her,” a __-minute comedy-drama in English, 2f, Stephanie Sands (Australian playwright, 1968-____)

“Bo and Joe," a 30-minute serious drama in English, in six scenes, set in England, 1883, and September 3, 1939, 3m1f, John C. Bird (British playwright, author, 1933-____)

“Bob's Small Engine and Mojo Repair," a 5-minute comedy in English, set in a small engine repair shop, daytime, 2004, 1m, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Bobby and Eleanora," a 10-minute drama in English, set in an old lady's bedroom, 3:00 a.m., Tuesday, 2004, 1m1f, Trisha E. Sugarek (Irish-French-American playwright, writer, director, actor, artist, 1941-____)

“Bogey,” a 40-minute black comedy in English, set in a mental institution, 2002, 2m, Polychronis Koutsakis (Greek playwright, 1974-____)

“Bohemians," a 50-minute bare-stage comedic theatrical musical interlude in English, set in a soprano's mind, 1989 and 1800s, 2m1f, Miriam Gallagher (Irish playwright, novelist, screenwriter, 1940-____)

“The Bomber,” a 10-minute satire  in English, set outside the White House, 1995, 3m, Eric Ferguson (American playwright, writer, living historian, 1963-____)

“Bookends,” an absurd comedy in English, 2m2f, Jon Dorf (American playwright, screenwriter, 1971-____)

“Born Again,” a 90-minute drama in English, set in a fifth-floor studio apartment in New York City, midnight, 1997, 2f, Stephen Roylance (American playwright, director, teacher, actor, 1951-____)

“Boston Flamingo," a 43-minute romantic comedy in English, set in a New York City apartment, 1991, 2m1f, Christine Rusch (American playwright, teacher, published and produced free-lance writer, founding artistic director of playwrights theatre, dramaturg, consultant, 19__-____)

“The Box,” a 10-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a confessional box, 6:00 p.m. Saturday evening, 1995, 1m1f, Joe Lauinger, (American playwright, college teacher, 1947-____)

“The Box,” a 60-minute hyper-real dark comedy in English set in a telemarketing office in a big city, one long day, 1987, 4m or 4f, John Monteleone (American playwright, March 2, 1956-____)

“The Boy Who Was Born with a Tail," a 20-minute drama in English, set in the shared bedroom of two little girls, evening, 2003, 1m3f (some doubling), Matt Casarino (American playwright, manager, Muppet fan, musician, writer, 1970-____)

“Branching Out,” a 50-minute socio-political comedy-drama in English, set in a big tree, England, daytime, 1999, 1m2f, Keith P. Trezise (British prize-winning  playwright, singer/songwriter, actor, director, poet, novelist, July 29, 1954-____)

“Breaching,” a __-minute comedy in English, 1m2f, Jan Baross (American playwright, video writer/producer, 1943-____)

“Break Up,” a 25-minute comedy in English, set in the protagonist’s mind, evening, 1997, 1m1f, Chuck Nyren (American playwright, writer, creative strategist, consultant, copywriter focused on Baby Boomer demography, sociology and culture, 1950-____)

“Breakers," a 45-minute melodrama in English in eight scenes, set in three venues, a rented room, the ocean, and an arid precipice on the New Jersey Shore, a summer day, 2002, 1m1f, Ronald V. Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Breakfast,” a 10-minute surreal comedy in English, set on a bare stage in light, 1m2f, David Jobling (aka David Paul Jobling, Australian playwright, actor, lyricist, 1961-____)

“Breakfast in Coventry,” a 9-minute comedy, set in the dining area of a Romanesque Anglo-Saxon manor, breakfast, c. 1040 A.D., 1m1f, Raymond E. Krenzke (American playwright, 19__-____), and Kathleen F. Doll (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Breakfast with Tiffany,” a 40-minute tragi-comedy in English, set in a one-room bedsit, morning, the day of a wedding, 2000, 1m1f, Gareth Davies (British playwright, 1980-20__)

“Breathe Easy," a 10-minute comedy-drama, set in a hospital day room, England, 11.00 a.m., Tuesday, spring, 2003, 3m1f

“The Bride of the Gorilla," a 30-minute comedy in English, set in New York City, evening, circa 1974 or present, 1m2f, Mary Humphrey Baldridge (Canadian playwright, 1937-____)

“Bridesmaid #3," a 10-minute comedy in English, set at a bar at a wedding, 7:00 p.m., Saturday, 2003, Colette Freedman (American playwright, writer, actor, producer, 1971-____)

“Belinda's Blind Date," a 30-minute comedy in English, set in a house or apartment, early evening, 2003, 1m1f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

"Brenda's Blind Date," a 30-minute comedy in English, set in a house or apartment, early evening, 2003, 1m2f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

"Bring Back Lillian Wald," a 35-minute comedy in English, set in New York City, circa 2004 or present, 2m2f, Mary Humphrey Baldridge (Canadian playwright, 1937-____)

“Bringing Up Odessa,” a 40-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a hotel conference room, early evening, March, 2000, 4f, Jean B. Hill (African-American playwright, scriptwriter for video/film, 1951-____)

“A Bris Is Still a Bris,” a 40-minute comedy in English set in a hospital room, 7:00 p.m., 1m2f, Mary Lathrop (American playwright, writer, 1951-____)

“The Broken Band," a 40-minute drama in English, set in a ruined sheiling (a temporary shelter for shepherds) close to the border between England and Scotland, September 10, 1513; the day after the Battle of Flodden, 2m2f (+ extra), Alan Watt Richardson (Scottish playwright, May 28, 1949-____)

“Broken Sacrament," a 30-minute drama in English, set in a small apartment, 1974, 2m2f, Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comicbook/games/book store owner, 1965-____) and Gary Eustice (American playwright, counselor, 1951-____)

“Bugtong" ["Riddle"], a 60-minute musical drama in Tagalog, 1m2f, Victor E. C. D. Nadera, Jr., (Philippine playwright, 1964-____)

“Burning Desire,” a 13-minute comedy in English, 2m, Mrinalini Kamath (American playwright, writer, 1974-____)

“Bury Him,” a 15-minute drama in English, set at a table in a restaurant, evening, 2002, 1m1f, Joe Lauinger, (American playwright, college teacher, 1947-____)

“Bus Ride,” a 12-minute serious comedy in English, set in a city in the United States of America, 2001, 1f, Gordon Osmond (American playwright, 1974-____)

“Bus Travels,” a 30-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a bus station in a small North Carolina town, U.S.A., late morning, early fall, 1982,1m2f, Steve Willis (American playwright, College Professor/Playwright/Actor/Director, 1959-____)

“Bus Stop Baptism,” a 15-minute comedy set at a downtown bus stop, early evening, 1992, 1m1f, Dave Brandl (American playwright, 1957-____)

“A Bushel of Crabs," an 11-minute drama in English, set in a seafood restaurant in Baltimore, evening, summer, 2004, 1m2f, Kathleen Warnock (American playwright, 1960-____)

“The Butterfly Within" a 55-minute drama in English in five scenes (translated into Yiddish and Korean), set on a rooftop of Lower East Side tenement, New York City, at or before dusk Friday and Saturday, 2004, 1m1f, Thomas M. Kelly (aka Thomas Michael Kelly, American playwright, artistic director, 1940-____)

“Buying a Brassiere,” a 15-minute comedy-drama in English, set in the lingerie department of a large department store, daytime, 1999, 2f, Rebecca Ritchie (American playwright, January 29, 1940-____)

"Buzzards," a 5-minute dark comedy in English, set in a desert in the American Southwest, 1979, 2m, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Call Me Mr. Pitiful,”a 20-minute comedy-drama in English, set in the kitchen of an apartment/house/condo, Saturday morning, 1997, 2m,

“Bye Bye Love,” a 15-minute comedy in English, set in a funeral home, 2001, 2f, Kitty S. Dubin (American playwright, professor of playwriting, 1945-____)

“Cafe a la Ionesco,” a 32-minute absurdist farce in English, set in a fancy restaurant in Nymore,Minnesota, Tuesday evening, February 2, 1999, 3m1f, Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comic book/games/book store owner, 1965-____)

“Cafe Gruere,” a 30-minute comedy in English, set in a cafe, Lower East Side, New York City, on a perfect May evening, 1999, 1m2f, Denis Meadows (American playwright, director, 1944-____)

“Cain and Abel,” a 10-minute N-Town Bible-history cycle play in English, modernized by Alexandra F. Johnston, set outside of Eden, 15th century concept of Old Testament time, 4m, Anonymous (English playwright, flourished probably early 1400s )

“Cake,” a 25-30-minute comedy in English, 2f, Robert Shaffron (American playwright, 1955-____) )

“Calendula," a 15-minute country comedy in English, set at the side of a narrow country highway near Beaufort, South Carolina near the edge of a salt marsh across from a stand of palms and pines twisted with greenbriar, on an already-hot morning in the summer of 2002, 2m1f, Christine Rusch (American playwright, teacher, published and produced free-lance writer, founding artistic director of playwrights theatre, dramaturg, consultant, 19__-____)

“Call Me Mr. Pitiful,” a 20-minute comedy-drama in English, set in the kitchen of an apartment/house/condo, Saturday morning, 1997, 2m, Rico Smith (American playwright, advertising manager, 1954-____)

“Caller ID,” a 35-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a college student union hallway, 1994, 1m2f or 2m1f, Beth Campbell Stemple (American playwright, free-lance writer, 1962-____)

“The Calling,” a 45-minute intellectual/psychological detective drama in English, set in an apartment, spring evening, 1986, 1m, Thomalen, E. (American playwright, poet, February 16, 1936-____)

“Callous,” an 8-minute comedy-drama in  English, set in a bedroom, 10:00 p.m., 1999, 1m1f, Marc S. Meyers (American playwright, filmmaker, fundraiser for special events, 1972-____)

“Camp David Diaries Volume I, Eleanor Roosevelt 1942-1945,” set in Main Lodge, Camp David, Catoctin Mountains, Maryland, U.S.A., 1942-1945, 1f, Pamela Thorson (American playwright, actress, director, 1948-____)

“Camp David Diaries Volume II, Bess Truman 1945-1953,” set in Main Lodge, Camp David, Catoctin Mountains, Maryland, U.S.A., 1945-1953, 1f, Pamela Thorson (American playwright, actress, director, 1948-____)

“Camp David Diaries Volume III, Meet Mamie Eisenhower 1953-1961,” a 55-minute historic dramatization in English, set in Main Lodge, Camp David, Catoctin Mountains, Maryland, U.S.A., 1953-1961, 1f, Pamela Thorson (American playwright, actress, director, 1948-____ )

“Canada Ending and Other Wars of 1812,” a 75-minute multimedia play in English, 2m, Rob Bartel (Canadian playwright, poet, video game designer, 1976-____)

“Capote at Yaddo: a Very Gay Little Musical,” a musical comedy in English, 3m1f, John Alcorn, (Canadian playwright, 19__-____) and Sky Gilbert (Canadian playwright, 19__-____)

“The Capture and Arrest of Winnie Borden Vole," a 45-minute crazed farce in American English, set somewhere in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A., on a weekday afternoon, October 11, 1991, 2m2f, Robert E. Lockney (American playwright, 1922-____)

“The Car,” a 25-minute satire in English, set on any road, anytime, 1991,3m or 3f or 1m2f or 2m1f, Eric Ferguson (American playwright, writer, living historian, 1963-____)

“Caretakers,” a 40-minute drama in English set in a nursing home, kitchen of New England home, one day, 3f, Roy, S. (American playwright, 1948-____)

"Carolan's Cap," a 45-minute bare-stage interlude with music in English; also, translated into Finnish by Tiina Ripatti, set in a convivial 'Big House', evening as he takes his nightcap of ale, 1738, 1m (+ musicians)

“Carryon,” a 10-minute play in English, set on a bare stage, no specific time, 1f (+ m or f voice), Ludmilla Bollow (American playwright, writer, actress, 19__-____)

“The Cassandra Complex,” a seriocomic drama in English, 1f, Linda Eisenstein (American playwright, 1950-____)

“Cassanova, Junior Grade," an 8-minute bare-stage youth comedy in English, set in a high school, any school day, 1992, 1m2f, Gary W. Watkins (American playwright, teacher, March 2, 1955-____)

“The Catch," a bare-stage 35-minute comedy-drama in English, in seven scenes, set in various areas, a day and evening in 2005 and a day some weeks later, 3m1f (1m is minor), John R. Hillel (Australian playwright, writer, 1947-____)

“Catherine Howard,” a 27-minute drama in French in three scenes, set in London, October 16, 1542, 2f, Eddy G. Piron (Belgian playwright,  journaliste Radio Nostalgie, December 26, 1963-____)

“A Certain Slant of Light,” a 40-minute drama in English, set in the living room of family home in Chicago, a winter afternoon, 1997, 3f, Carol S. Lashof (American playwright, educator, 1956-____)

“Chained to My Fridge,” a 60-minute comedy in English, set in an American kitchen with dining area, 1997 with flashbacks to the 1950s-1980s, 1m2f, Margaret G. Waterstreet (American playwright, 1953-____)

“The Chamberpot,” a 20-minute comedy in English, set in a junk shop, lunchtime, 1996, 2m1f, Joe Lauinger, (American playwright, college teacher, 1947-____)

“Change of Heart,” a 12-minute romantic comedy in English, set in the living room of the ex-wife, 3:00 p.m., Saturday afternoon, October, 2002, 1m1f, Fred Sahner (American playwright, writer, 1935-____)

“Changes,” a 20-minute comedy-drama in English set in a bar, 1985, 1m1f, Stephen A. Schrum (American playwright, theatre lecturer, 1957-____)

“The Chamberpot,” a 20-minute comedy in English, set in a junk shop, lunchtime, 1996, 2m1f, Joe Lauinger (American playwright, college teacher, 1947-____)

“Chance,” a 60-minute suspense comedy, in English, set in a ‘funky’ apartment and other locations, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 1999, 2m2f, Joe Wiebe (Canadian playwright, writer, 1970-____)

“Ch-ch-changes,” a 10-minute anti-war drama in English, set one evening during a prolonged war in the U.S., 1f (or 1m + cat), James L. Secor (American playwright, writer, editor, teacher, 1947-____)

“Changes,” a 25-minute horror fantasy science-fiction in English, set in a laboratory, England, 1999, with recent flashbacks, 2m1f, Jim Grover (British playwright, college lecturer, actor,  1948-____)

“The Chaperones," a 5-minute comedy in English, set at a high school prom, nighttime, 2004, 1m1f; Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Charade,” a bare-stage 40-minute absurdist comedy in English, 4m or 4f (or mixed) , John Monteleone (American playwright, March 2, 1956-____)

"Charity Ball," a 30-minute comedy in English in three scenes, set in a Mexican restaurant in Anchorage, Alaska, U.S.A., a hotel ballroom in Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., a hotel room in Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., April 25, 2004; 10:00 p.m., May 7, 2004; 10:30 p.m., May 7 2004, 1m2f, Schatzie Schaefers (American playwright, morning radio personality, theatre director, 1971-____)

"Charlotte's Revival," a 40-minute drama in English, set in front of the Jewel Theatre, an American small-town 1950s style movie house with a marquee ten to twelve feet above center stage, late evening, autumn, 1993, 2m1f, Ben B. Scranton (aka Ben Scranton, American playwright, actor, singer, director, 1952-____)

“Cheating Death,” a 15-minute comedy in English set in a a married couple's bedroom, 3:00 a.m., 2000, 1m2f, Frank Higgins (American playwright, writer, 19__-____)

"Chicken," a 5-minute dark comedy in English, set in _____, 2003, 2m or 2f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“The Church of Empirical Human Cartology,” a 15-minute dark comedy satire in English, set in a cold, barren office in the Church of Empirical Human Cartology, evening, 2000, 1m1f, Donna Spector (American playwright, 1946-____)

“Children of Neon Lights,” a __-minute drama in English, 1m2f, Bettina Grassmann (Canadian playwright, 1972-____)

“Children of the Levant,” a 30-minute drama in English, set in Bethlehem, Israel, morning, 1992,1m1f, Ken Cotterill (Australian playwright, librarian, 1950-____)

“Choir of Silence," a 55-minute drama in English in fifteen scenes, set in a non specific city in Germany, 1970, 1965, 1945 1942 and 1945 in that order, 3m1f, Nicholas Wenckheim, Hungarian-born Argentinian playwright, commercialist, 1922-____)

“Ciao, Baby,” a ____ in English, 3f, complete script available elsewhere, Kent R. Brown (American playwright, ____-____)

“Circe," a 5-minute dramatic dance piece in English, set at the gates of Mount Olympus, mythological Greece, 4f, Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comic book store owner, educator, 1965-____)

“Circus Lady,” a 40-minute realistic comedy in English set in East Harlem, New York City, anytime, 2m2f, Jason Miller (Irish-American playwright, 1939-____)

“City of Dreams," a 30-minute serious drama in English, set in a hotel room Dallas, Texas, U.S.A., 2004, 1m1f, John C. Bird (British playwright, author, 1933-____)

“City Sidewalks,” a 15-minute drama in English, set on a city street, U.S.A., Christmas Eve, 1998, 1f, Ludmilla Bollow (American playwright, writer, actress, 19__-____)

“The Clang Family in a Big House,” a black comedy set in a big house, anytime, 2m2f, Craig Strasshofer (American freelance writer/editor, author playwright, 1954-____)

“Clara,” a drama, 3m1f, Miller, Arthur (American playwright, screen writer, novelist, 1915-____)

“Clean,” a 15-minute comedy-drama in English, set at a bus stop in Beverly Hills, California, U.S.A., a Wednesday afternoon, 2002, 2f, David-Matthew Barnes (European-American playwright, director, writer, 1970-____)

“Climbing Dunn Falls,” a 30-minute light drama in English set in backyard deck of a middle class suburban home, a fall evening, 1997, 2m2f, Bob Philbin (American playwright and writer, March 2, 1945-____)

“Close,” a 35-minute comedy-drama in English (or a radio version in Greek), set in the living room of a small hotel suite, New York City, and in Oklahoma and Greece, fall to spring, 1989-1990, 1m1f, Vernon Hinkle (American playwright, writer, director, teacher, 1935-____)

“Close Enough for Jazz,” a 20-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a single woman’s bed, after midnight, 1995, 1m1f, Joe Lauinger (American playwright, college teacher, 1947-____)

“Close to Home,” a 15-minute drama in English, set in the living/dining room of apartment, 2001, 2f, Eric G. Westerlund (American playwright, writer, director, editor, 1964-____)

“Clownes,” a bare-stage 50-minute absurdity in English set in the domain of dreams, at no time, 1m1f, Brian Turner (New Zealand playwright, 1936-____)

“The Clowns' Macbeth,” a comic parody, 3m1f, Wayne Anthoney, (Australian playwright, 19__-____)

“The Club,” a drama in English, 1f, Linda Eisenstein (American playwright, 1950-____)

“The Coat,” a 20-minute drama in English, set in a Greek mountain outpost, late night, winter, 1940, 3m1f, Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comic book/games/book store owner, 1965-____)

“A Cock. A Dream. A True Story,” a 15-minute black comic monolog in English about a woman's nightmare of male/female power relations, 1f, Linda Eisenstein (American playwright, 1950-____)

“The Cocktail Party,” a 15-minute bare-stage satirical comedy in English, set in a theatre, U.S.A., 2001, 1f, Summer M. Golden (American playwright, acting teacher, 1942-____)

“Cocktails and Dancing,” a 40-minute comedy in English, set in a small town, U.S.A., summer day, 1997, 3f, Kay Rhoads (American playwright, social services administrator, writer, 1941-____)

“Coda,” a 10-minute drama in English, set in the kitchen of a farmhouse in Connecticut, U.S.A., June, 1978, 2f, Rachel Rubin Ladutke (American playwright, director, 1967-____)

“Coffee With Pearl,” a 12-minute drama in English, set on the streets of New York City, U.S.A., a winter afternoon, 2001, 1f, Rachel Rubin Ladutke (American playwright, director, 1967-____)

“A Cold Coming We Had of It,” a 45-minute comedy in English, set at a subway stop, late at night, winter, 1983, 4m, 3m1f, 2m2f, Howard W. Casner (American playwright, 1954-____)

“The Coldest Time of the Year,” a 20-minute children’s play in English, set in a forest in India, long ago, 3m, Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comic book/games/book store owner, 1965-____)

“Colonel Mustard,” a 90-minute comedy in English, set in an office/hotel room (single set), 1997, 2m1f, Tom White (American playwright, music publisher, 1942-____)

“The Color of the Sky," a bare-stage 7-minute melodrama in English, set in Suzie Ann's backyard, a summer afternoon, 2f, Ronald V. Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Comeuppance,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in a kitchen, after supper, 2001, 2m1f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, American playwright, 1958-____)

“Coming of Age," a 30-minute drama, in English, set in an apartment in New York City, evening, November, 2003, 3f, Joseph M. Paprzycki (American playwright, senior sales representative, teacher, September 14, 1957-____)

“Commentaries of Death," a 60-minute modern drama in English in the genre of Poe in ten scenes, set in the house and stage of a theater, there and then, 3m (+ 5 extras in audience), William S. English (American playwright, writer, actor, 1952-____)

“A Community of Two," a 20-minute comedy in English, set in a desert, daytime, 2004, 2m, Terry M. Kenney (American playwright, consultant, writer, photographer, 1949-____)

“The Competent Heart,” a 15-minute comedy in English, set in an intimate bookstore, day, October, 1995,2m or 2f or 1m1f, Patricia Montley (American playwright, writer, professor, administrator, 1942-____)

“The Con,” a 55-minute farce in English, set in an elegant room in a stately old mansion, morning, 2000, 2m2f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, Ame

“The Condition,” a 10-minute drama in English, set in a doctor's office, afternoon, 1999, 1m1f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, American playwright, 1958-____ )

“Con-Artist,” a 40-minute comedy in English, 2m1f, Guy Morton (Australian playwright, 19__-____)

“Confession,” a 20-minute drama in English set in a prison cell, 1988, 4m, Jeffery Scott Elwell (American college professor, playwright, 1957-____)

“The Confession," a 25-minute suspense drama in English, set in a small, isolated church, northern Minnesota woods, U.S.A., 1995, 2m, Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comic book store owner, educator, 1965-____

“Confessions from the Afterlife,” a 25-minute drama in English, set at a funeral, 1998,2m, Mrinalini Kamath (American playwright, writer, 1974-____)

“Connectus Afaricanus,” a 60-minute farce in English, set in New York City; Africa, and Rome, 1978, 3m1f, Edith Tarbescu (American playwright, author, 1952-____)

“Contact,” a 30- minute sci-fi-drama in English set in a spacecraft, undefined future, 1m1f or 2m (1 voice is m or f), Doug Grissom (American playwright, professor, 1953-____)

“CTRL-ALT-DELETE," a 10-minute drama in English, set in an apartment, 11:30 a.m., Monday, 1m1f

“Conversations with a Twenty-Four Piece Dinner Service,” a 30-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a modern bathroom, mid-afternoon, April, 2000, 1m1f, Gareth Davies (British playwright, 1980-20__

““Convictions,” a 35-minute drama in English, set in a hospital room, U.S.A., spring, 1998, 2m1f, Cheryl Costa (American playwright and computer professional, April 23, 1952-____)

“Could Andy Warhol Draw?,” a __-minute comedy in English, 1m2f, Ben Ohmart (American playwright and short story writer, 1970-____)

“Could Be You,” a 60-minute drama in English in eight scenes, set in 1970, 2001, 1f, Linnea Johnson (American writer, playwright, 1946-____)

“Counterpoint,” a 35-minute comedy in English, set in a coffee bar in New York City, evening, 1999 or later, 2m2f, Carole E. Buggé (American playwright/novelist/composer/lyricist/poet, 1953-____)

“Counting Ninas,” a 20-minute drama in English set in a hotel room in midtown Manhattan, 1:30 a.m., 1996, 2m, Richard Hellesen (American playwright, 1956-____)

“Court,” a 16-minute fantasy-drama in English, set in a courtroom, on a working weekday morning or afternoon, 2002, 2m (+ optional extra m), Bryce Martin (American playwright, journalist, freelance writer of fiction and nonfiction, May 5, 1943-____)

“Courtship,” a 60-minute comedy in English, set at a park bench beside a stream, autumn through winter, 1995, 2m, Steve Penman (Canadian playwright, teacher, director, 1953-____)

“Covers,” a 10-minute drama in English, 2f, Sandra Perlman (American playwright, 1944-____)

“Court,” a 16-minute fantasy-drama in English, set in a courtroom, on a working weekday morning or afternoon, 2002, 2m (+ optional extra m), Bryce Martin (American playwright, journalist, freelance writer of fiction and nonfiction, May 5, 1943-____)

“Crash Positions,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in an airplane in the air, 1997, 1m1f, Jon Dorf (American playwright, screenwriter, 1971-____)

“Crèche," a 15-minute dark comedy in English, set in a mall, late afternoon, Christmas Eve, 2002, 2f, Monica E. Raymond (American playwright, writer 19__-____)

“Creeping Charlie,” a 40-minute drama in English, set in a college town, in the middle of America, 1999, 2m2f, Kenneth R. Robbins (American playwright, professor, author, 1944-____)

“Crocodile,” a 40-minute parable in English, set in a damp and dark prison, day after day, 3m1f (+ 2 extras), Marcus Steinour (American playwright, October 17, 1930-____)

“A Cross to Bear," a 10-minute dark comedy in English, set in the living room of a home in a trashy trailer park, Anchorage, Alaska, U.S.A., early evening, December 25, 2004, 1m1f, Schatzie Schaefers (American playwright, morning radio personality, theatre director, 1971-____)

“The Crossroads,” translated from the original French by Jill Mac Dougall (American translator of French into English, 1942-____), a surreal drama in English, 3m1f, Kossi Efoui, Josué (Togolese playwright, 1962-____)

“The Crown of Ariadne,” a 10-minute drama in English, 1m1f, Sheilah Kleiman (American playwright, 1943-____)

“The Crystal Ball,”  a 10-minute comedy in English, set in a fortune-teller’s parlor in the West Village, Manhattan, New York City, on a spring afternoon, 2001, 1m3f, Donna Spector (American playwright, 1946-____)

“The Cuckoo Song,” a 60-minute drama in English, set in former army barracks converted to low-cost housing, somewhere in Germany, a few years after World War II, 2m2f, Heldor Schäfer (Canadian playwright, director, 1946-____)

“Cum See Cum Sour,” a 10-minute interactive pasticcio about AIDS and discrimination in English, Portuguese and Australian Aboriginal, set on a bare stage with props, 3m1f, David Jobling (aka David Paul Jobling, Australian playwright, actor, lyricist, 1961-____)

"The Curious Tale of Doctor Lescarbault and the Planet Vulcan," a 30-minute historical drama in English, set in France, 1859, 2m2f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Curls," a 50-minute drama in English, set at a child's beauty pageant at elementary school in Midwest, U.S.A., 8:00 p.m., winter, 2003, 3f, Jody Handley (American playwright, writer, communications specialist, 1975-____)

“Curtain at Eight,” a 15-minute comedy-drama, in English, set in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., 7:30 p.m., Saturday, 1996, 1m1f, Joseph M. Paprzycki (American playwright, senior sales representative, September 14, 1957-____)

“Cut,” a 45-minute comedy in English, set in New York City, 2001, 3m1f, Gordon Osmond (American playwright, 1974-____)

“Cuthbert’s Last Stand,” a 40-minute comedy in English, set in the drawing room of Mrs. Pennington-South’s London home, late afternoon, 2001, 2m1f, Andrew Biss (British playwright, ____-____)

“Daily Bread,” a 7-minute absurdist drama in English, set on a street, dusk, the present, 2m or 2f, L. Harris (American playwright, screenwriter, 1960-____)

“The Dance and the Railroad,” a __-minute drama in English, set near the transcontinental railroad on a mountaintop in the American West, June, 1867, 2m, David Henry Hwang (American playwright, 1957-____ )

“Dance With Me, Please?" a 57-minute drama, set in an artists' loft in Tribecca, downtown of Greenwich Village, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, 8:00 p.m.,a Saturday, early January, 1982, just after the outbreak of the AIDS virus in the Gay community of Greenwich Village, 2m1f (+ dog), Richard Gaffield-Knight (American playwright, teacher, director, 1940-____)

“Dark Snow,” a 10-minute melodramatic monologue in English set in the parlor of Aunt Lida’s home in the New York woods, 1997, 1f [see items below for 2f versions], Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Dark Snow, Evening,” a 10-minute melodrama in English set in the parlor of Aunt Lida’s home in the New York woods, 1997, 2f [see above for 1f version], Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Dark Snow, Morning,” a 10-minute melodrama in English set in the parlor of Aunt Lida’s home in the New York woods, 1997, 2f [see above for 1f version], Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Dark Snow,” definitive version, a 20-minute melodrama in English set in the parlor of Aunt Lida’s home in the New York woods, 1997, 2f [see above for 1f version], Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Darkling Plain, The,” a 10-minute drama, in English, set in a rocky cliff near a mountain top in central Italy, a dark night in 771 A.D.,2m, Gabriel Lanci (American playwright, February 18, 1940-____)

“Darleen Dances," a 30-minute comedy in English in fourteen scenes, set in a room, any room, several weeks, 1f, Betsy Robinson (American playwright, actor, February 7, 1951-____)

“Dating Joe,” a 40-minute tragicomedy in English, set in Joe’s living room, Australia, 2000, 1m, Mark Fletcher (Australian playwright, software company manager, 1956-____)

“David's Disappearance,” a 15-minute comedy-drama in English, set on a screen porch, Hoboken, New Jersey, U.S.A., October, 2001, 2m, Robin Rice Lichtig (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Dawn,” a __-minute drama in English set on a beach, 1996, 1m2f, Joe Pintauro (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Day,” a __-minute drama in English set on a beach, 1996, 1m2f, Lanford Wilson (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Day by Day,” a 15-minute social satire in English, set on a porch in the inner city, Saturday afternoon, summer, 2002, 1m3f, Jean B. Hill (African-American playwright, scriptwriter for video/film, 1951-____)

“The Day the Church Picnic Went to Hell," a 5-minute comedy in English, set in a jail cell, a Sunday afternoon, 2004, 1m1f or 2f (1 role is non-gender), Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“A Day Too Late,” a 37-minute drama in English, set at a bench in an English cemetery, England, afternoon, 2001, 1m1f, Phil Tyler (Australian playwright, electrician, 1949-____)

“Dead Deer in the Dark,” a 12-minute drama in English, set at a teenage girl's bedroom, Saturday evening, April, 2002, 1f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“Dead Fish,” a 40-minute dark comedy in English set on a pier by the ocean, 1997, 1m1f, Jeffery Scott Elwell (American college professor, playwright, 1957-____)

“Dead in the Water: A Play Noir for Three Hams," a 15-minute black comedy in English, set in America, 2003, 1m2f, Aoise Stratford, (American-Australian playwright, 1968-____),

“Dealin' the Blues,” a dark comedy in English set at a crossroads in Mississippi, hot part of day, 1996, 2m, Conor Buescher (American playwright, metallurgist, filmmaker, software engineer, 1963-____)

“Dear Mom," a 10-minute comedy-drama in English,, set in a living room in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., late-morning, a spring day, 2005, 1m2f, Trisha E. Sugarek (Irish-French-American playwright, writer, director, actor, artist, 1941-____)

“Death of a Raisin," a 14-minute comedy in English, set in the former boardroom of California Seropian Grapes, U.S.A., Saturday morning, around 11:00 a.m., October 16, 2004, 3m1f, Paul N. Morris (aka Paul Nicholas Morris, American playwright, writer, novelist, June 19, 1979-____)

“Death of a Legend,” a 15-minute gangster drama in English, set in a Manhattan apartment, New York City, daytime, 1997, 3m, Dean Barrett (American playwright, novelist, screenwriter, librettist, lyricist, 1942-____)

“The Death of Henry Lawson,” a 20-minute drama in English, set in ______, September 2, 1922, 2m1f, Jon Elbourne (Australian playwright, Ph.D. student, February 5, 1941-____ )

“Death of America,” a 15-20 minute comedy in English, set in a restaurant,3m1f, David Robson (American playwright, writer, 1966-____)

“The Debt,” a 12-minute drama in English, set in the living room of a bank manager, London, England, 1999, 2m1f, Thomas Heaton (British playwright, 1968-____)

“Debts,” a 35-minute drama in English set in an apartment in Manhattan, 1957, 1m1f, Michael Wright (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Decisions,” a 12-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a home, April 16, 2000, 1m2f, Chas Melichar (American playwright, theatrical editor, 1972-____)

“Deconstruction,” a 18-minute drama in English, set anyplace, anytime, 1m1f, Audrey Cefaly (American playwright, Web publisher, 1967-____)

“The Deist,” a 27-minute drama in English, set in a hospital room, anywhere in the modern world, just before midnight, 1990s,2m1f, Claude McMillan (American playwright, May 22, 19__-____)

“Deliver the Keys of the City,” a 32-minute absurdist play in English, set anywhere, anytime, 3m1f, James L. Secor (American playwright, writer, editor, teacher, 1947-____)

“Desert,” a 15-minute dark comedy in English, set in urban blight, desolate city street, trash, graffiti, and debris, brick and cement, a heating grate, and some cardboard boxes, on a winter night, 1998, 3m, Daphne R. Hull (American playwright, 1969-____)

“Desert Rose,” a 60-minute tragicomedy in English, 3f, Alex Lippard (American playwright, MFA directing student, August 9, 1974-____)

“Desperation,” a 50-minute comedy in English, set in a basement apartment, New York City, evening, 1985, 1m1f (+ 2f nonspeaking), Mark Troy (American playwright, writer, 1966-____)

“The Destroyer,” a comedy of ideas in English developed from an idea from Ibsen after the manner of Bernard Shaw, set in a composite-smoker-study-den, a lounging-room, in an upper-class home, April, 1914, 3m1f, S. N. Behrman (American playwright and screen writer, birth date arbitrarily set as June 9, 1893-death date authentically set as September 9, 1973)

“The Destruction of Wilhelm Reich," a 10-minute drama in English in several scenes, set outside a laboratory, Maine, U.S.A., 1956, 3m, Peter Fabbri Langman (American playwright, psychologist, 1960-____)

“Detention,” a 25-minute black comedy in English, set in a classroom, 1997, 1m1f, Sandra K. Hosking (American playwright, teacher, journalist, 1969-____)

“Detours,” a 25-minute comedy in English, set on a highway, mid-morning, 2002, 2m2f, Sandra K. Hosking (American playwright, teacher, journalist, 1969-____)

“Deus Ex Machina,” a 35-minute comedy in English, set in a sparsely-furnished, third-floor walkup studio apartment in the “big city,” summer, 1952, 2m1f, Vernon Hinkle (American playwright, writer, director, teacher, 1935-____)

“Deus Ex Machina [formerly Ex Machina],” a 14-minute bare-stage comedy,  2m1f or 3m, G. L. Horton (American playwright, 1940-____)

“Devils,” a 10-minute comic monolog in English about how to avoid the demons flying out of your TV, 1f, Linda Eisenstein (American playwright, 1950-____)

“Diablo Car Rental,” a 2-minute comedy in English, set at a car rental counter at an airport, spring night, 1997, 2m or 2f, Margaret G. Waterstreet (American playwright, 1953-____)

“Dialogue . . . ,” a seventy-minute drama originally in Italian about a prostitute and her client, 1m1f, Dacia Maraini (Italian playwright, director, 19__-____)

“Diamond's Aren't Forever," a 10-minute farce in English, set in Schwartz's Funeral Parlor, half past noon, 2004, Colette Freedman (American playwright, writer, actor, producer, 1971-____)

“The Diary of Adam and Eve,” a 40-minute family comedy in English, set in the Garden of Eden,1m1f, Charles Whitman (American playwright, retired university professor, 19__-____)

“Diary of a Madman/Madwoman,” a 75-minute monodrama (performance piece) adapted from the classic Russian short story of Nikolay Vasilyevich Gogol (1809-1852) into English, set in a small room with simple furnishings, the present time, 1m or 1f, John Monteleone (American playwright, March 2, 1956-____)

“Did You Lie, Nellie Bly?” a 65-minute fancy, set Nellie’s New York apartment in 1888, 1f, Lynn Schrichte (American playwright, 1934-____)

“Dedekind,” a 10-minute absurd comedy in English, set in a pool of light on a train station platform, late dusk, 2003, 2m1f or 3m, Jeffrey Frederick Gold (American playwright, screenwriter, filmmaker, film composer, 1968-____)

“Different Gifts,” a 10-minute children's theatre drama in English, set in the hallway of a school, around noon a school day, 1998, 3m or 3f or any combination, Rachel Rubin Ladutke (American playwright, director, 1967-____)

“Dink Fast, Harry!” a 10-minute detective comedy-melodrama in English, set in Harry Dinker’s dumpy office, daytime, 1998, 2m1f, Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Dinner and a Movie," a 15-minute drama in English, set in a restaurant, 11:00 p.m., 2005, 1m2f or 2m1f, Tim J. Brennan (American playwright, educator, poet, April 28, 1957-____)

“Dinner at Dario's,” a 30-minute gay comedy in English, set in an apartment in Greenwich, Connecticut, 7:00 p.m., Saturday evening, 1999, 4m, A. Giovanni Affinito (Italian-American playwright, 19__-____)

“Dinosaur Doc,” a 10-minute farce in English, set in the receptionist’s area of a doctor’s office, 1999, 3f, Michele I. Forsten (American playwright, essayist, 1954-____)

“Directions to Venus,” a 15-minute comedy in English, set at a picnic table at expressway exit, Saturday afternoon, summer, 2000, 2m1f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“Director's Cut,” a 7-minute film noir, set on a Hollywood set, 1940s, 2m, Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Discovery,” a 40-minute drama in English, set in a file storage room in an adoption agency, 10:00 p.m., Friday night, autumn, 2000, 3f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“The Divided Kingdom,” a 45-minute bare-stage comedy-drama in English, the time of the performance, 2m2f, Dan Trujillo (American playwright, free-lance writer, 1971-____)

“Do You Think Dogs Think? Part I" a 10-minute postmodern comedy in English, set in a college office, today, 3m1f (+ extras), Roy C. Booth (American playwright, comic book store owner, educator, 1965-____)

“Do-Si-Do,” a ten-minute drama, 2m2f, James I. Schempp (American playwright, 1943-____)

“The Dodo Bird,” a 55-minute realistic working-class-life drama in English, set in a bar across from the foundry, U.S.A., early evening, 1963, 4m or 3m1f, Emanuel Fried (American playwright, novelist, actor, college professor, 1913-____)

“Dog,” a 10-minute drama in English, 1f, Anne Phelan (American playwright, author, 1960-____)

“The Dog,” a 35-minute drama in English, set in New York City, October, 1997,1m2f, Melissa Berry (American playwright and actor, 1969-____)

“dog_eat_dog.com,” a 15-minute comedy in English, set in Tripp's office, late 1990s, 3m, Patrick M. Brennan (American playwright, software author, 1963-____)

“The Dogs,” a black comedy set in a bedroom,1992, 1m1f, Craig Strasshofer (American freelance writer/editor, author playwright, 1954-____)

“Doing the Wash,” a 25-minute comic drama in English set in a laundry room, Astoria, New York City, summer morning, 1993, 2f, Phil Hines (American playwright, director, 19__-____)

“Dolly Would,” a 15-minute comedy in English, set at a highway rest stop, 1997, 2f), Jocelyn Beard (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Domestic Companion," a 25-minute farce in English, set in Lindsey's living room, 1999, 2m1f, Dawson Moore (American playwright, theatre professor, director, actor, 1970-____)

“Don Quijote and Sancho Panza" ["Don Quijote y Sancho Panza"], a comedy in Spanish based on the classic novel Aventuras del ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha [Adventures of the Ingenious Nobleman Don Quijote de la Mancha (1605), by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra], 2m, Manuel Chapuseaux (Dominican Republican playwright, actor, director, and teacher, 1954-____)

“Don Quijote y Sancho Panza [Don Quijote and Sancho Panza]," a comedy in Spanish based on the classic novel Aventuras del ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha [Adventures of the Ingenious Nobleman Don Quijote de la Mancha (1605), by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra], 2m, Manuel Chapuseaux (Dominican Republican playwright, actor, director, and teacher, 1954-____)

“Don't Call Me Loretta,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in a diner, Friday evening, 11:45 p.m., 2001, 1m1f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“'Don't It Make Your Brown Eyes Blue,'," a 35-minute drama in English, set in a bedsit, sixish, in the recent past (2003), 2m or 2f, John Collings (English playwright, 1949-____)

“Dorothy Parker . . . One Foot in Scarsdale,” a 90-minute comedy, set in New York City/Hollywood, January, 1967,1f, Jack Fournier (Franco-American playwright, 1927-     )

“Dos Corazones,” a 25-minute drama in English and Spanish set in a hospital room, late one night, 2f, Hellesen, Richard (American playwright, 1956-____)

“Down Deep,” a 20-minute drama in English, set in the backyard of a handsome, old-style house, an autumn night, 2000, 2f, Larry Harris (aka Larry R. Harris, American playwright, screenwriter, 1960-____)

“Dowsing,” an 8-minute chamber play in English, set in a desert, midday, 1999, 2m, Doug Dolcino (American playwright, 1966-____)

“Dream Family,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in a living room, afternoon, 2000, 2m1f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, American playwright, 1958-____)

“Dream Love with Jazz,” a 25-minute realistic drama in English, set in a psychiatric office, U.S.A., 2000, 2m1f, Kevin McLaughlin (American playwright, 1972-____)

“The Dream Pills,” a black comedy set in London, England,1928, 2m1f, Craig Strasshofer (American freelance writer/editor, author playwright, 1954-____)

“Dreamboat,” a 30-minute tragedy in English four scenes, set in a large city, 2001, 1m2f, Rich Espey (American playwright, teacher, 1966-____)

“Dreamkeeper," a 25-minute bare-stage drama in English, set in a wilderness, dawn-evening, 1984, 1m1f, Miriam Gallagher (Irish playwright, novelist, screenwriter, 1940-____)

“Dreamers,” a 30-minute romance in English set in Wellington, New Zealand, at various times, 1m1f, Turner, Brian (New Zealand computer consultant/ playwright, 1936-____)

 “Dress for the Wedding,” a 18-minute comedy in English, set in a hotel room, Florida, U.S.A., 2002, 1m1f, Yair Packer (Israeli playwright, writer, 1934-____)

“Dropping Ballast,” a 60-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a shopping mall, around noon, 2002, 1m2f, Heldor Schäfer (Canadian playwright, director, 1946-____)

“Drowning," an 8-minute chamber play in English, set in a desert, midday, 1999, 2m, Doug Dolcino (American playwright, 1966-____)

“The Drummer,” a ten-minute pantomime comedy-drama in English, set on a city pavement, morning, February, 1980, 1m (nonspeaking), Athol Fugard (South African Afrikaner playwright, 1932-____)

“Duet for a Schizophrenic,” a __-minute drama in English, 1m1f, Chris Johnson (Canadian playwright, 1944-____)

“Dumpster Dan," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in an alley, evening, present, 2m, Christopher Wall (American playwright, 1970-____)

“Duo Gladiatores," a 6-minute historical drama in Latin, set in the Colisei Romae (The Coliseum of Rome), 59 A.D., 3m (+2m or 2f extras), Paul N. Morris (aka Paul Nicholas Morris, American playwright, writer, novelist, June 19, 1979-____)

“Dusk,” a drama in English set on a beach, 1996, 1m2f, Terrence McNally, (American playwright, 1939-____)

“Dust,” a 20-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a bedroom, 1995, 1m1f, Mike Folie (American speech writer/playwright, 1952-________)

“Dying Wishes,” a 35-minute drama in English, set in a middle-class home in the U.S.A., winter, 1990s, 2m1f, J. Stratton Lange (American playwright, 1970-____)

“Earthbake," a bare-stage 15-minute drama in English, set in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A., 2004, 1m, Keith Alan Hemmerling (American playwright, President of The Hemmerling Foundation, October 10, 1955-____)

“Earwig,” a 50-minute black comedy in English set in the dead letter office of an anonymous city, 1996, 2m2f, Fraser MacFarlane (Canadian playwright and author, 1965-____)

“Echo and Narcissus:  A Love Story,” a 12-minute comedy in English, set in Jayce and Aaron’s living room, with a Christmas tree, beach chair, sand, and sunlamp, on a typical day for the household, 1998, 2m2f, Daphne R. Hull (American playwright, 1969-____)

“Eclipse,” a 22-minute comedy in English, set on a street corner in a New York City’s East Village, late evening on a week day, 1994, 2m1f, Rohan-Vargas, Fred (Hispanic-American playwright, teacher, 1949-____)

“Eden,” a 35-minute absurd comedy in English, set in a a room and garden (any), day, 2002, 1m3f or 2m2f, John R. Hillel (Australian playwright, writer, 1947-____)

“Edgar, Ellen, and Poe,” a 10-minute play in English, 2m1f (+ parrot played by a man), Sheilah Kleiman (American playwright, 1943-____)

“The Edge,” a 20-minute comedy in English, set in a high school corridor, morning, 1999, 2m2f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, American playwright, 1958-____)

“Edible Complex,” a 10-minute drama  in English, set in a restaurant, 1998, 2m1f, JamesKaufman (American playwright, psychologist, 1974-____)

“The Edie and Elmira Show," a 45-minute drama in English, set in Elmira Federal Prison, Elmira, New York, U.S.A., 1864, 3m1f (+ extras), Paul Patton (aka Paul D. Patton, American playwright, 1952-____)

“The Efficiency Expert," a five-minute comedy in English, set in an office, 2004, 3m or 3f (all roles non-gender), Dwyane Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“The Egg or the Scorpion,” a 35-minute thriller drama in English, set in a large house, inner city, Sydney, Australia, on a stormy evening, now or future, 1m2f, Gary J. Baxter (Australian playwright, writer, actor 1949-____)

“Eighty Something,” a 20-minute comedy drama in English, set in living room of an elderly housing facility, late afternoon, 1997,1m1f, Elmer N. Engstrom (American playwright, retired, 1922-____)

"El ombligo del Mundo,” a drama in Spanish about the history of Easter Island, 1m, Juan Fernando Cerdas (Costa Rican playwright, founder of Teatro Quetzal, 1950-____)

"El viaje en paracaidas,” a dramatization in Spanish of 10 poems by noted Spanish and Spanish-American authors, about the difficulty of remaining human, 1m, Juan Fernando Cerdas (Costa Rican playwright, founder of Teatro Quetzal, 1950-____)

“Electra,” a 35-minute drama in English, set in a hospital suite, June 17-July 24, 1997, 2m2f, Cheryl Ann Costa (American playwright, multi-disciplined media artist, April 23, 1952-____)

“Elegy,” a 15-minute bare-stage drama in English set in music practice room, 1997, 1m2f, G. L. Horton (American playwright, 1940-____)

“The 11:08 Brighton from London/Victoria: The Oldest Established Permanent Rolling Cast Party," a 30-minute comedy in English, set in the train from London to Brighton, England, 2003, 2m1f, G. L. Horton (aka Geralyn Horton, American playwright, critic/reviewer, actor, director, 1940-____)

“Elmo on the Half Shell," a 20-minute drama set in a suburban living room, U.S.A., 1998, 1m, Christopher Wall (American playwright, 1970-____)

“Elvis and Eleanor,” a 60-minute drama in English set in New York City, 1991, 2f, Mark Dunn (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Elvis Has Left the Building,” a 30-minute dark comedy in English, set in New York City, 9:00 p.m. during a storm, 2003, 3m, D. Moran (aka Dan Moran, American playwright, artist, 1941-____)

“Embankment,” a 30-minute sardonic comedy,-drama, set on a bank of the River Thames, England, night, circa 2000, 1m1f, Ade Ademola (Nigerian-American playwright, screenwriter, jurist, 19__-____)

“An Embarrassing Odour,” a 15-minute dark comedy in English, set in the living room of Ethel's East London home, night, 2000, 1m1f, Andrew Biss (British playwright, ____-____)

“Embracing the Undertoad,” a 35-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a small apartment in North Carolina, evening, recent past, 3f, Robin Rice Lichtig (American playwright, 19__-____)

“The Employee,” a 20-minute psychological thriller in English, set at a blue-collar insurance company, Vermont, U.S.A., 2002, 2m, Josiah Miles Pitchforth (American playwright, September 28, 1982-____)

“Empty and Ready," a 20-minute drama in English, set in Bonnrigg, Scotland, just before dawn, 2004, 2m, David Elliot Brown (Scottish playwright living in Germany, voted by Player-Playwrights of London as playwright of the year 2003, London, December 26, 1964-____)

“An Encounter with an Interviewer,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in Mark Twain’s home, the late 1800’s, 1m1f, Dave Brandl (American playwright, 1957-____)

“An Encounter with an Interviewer," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in the Clemens' home, Elmira, New York, U.S.A., 1874, 2m, Mark Twain (aka Samuel Langhorne Clemens, American playwright, short story writer, novelist, 1835-1910)

“"The End," a bare-stage 10-minute drama in English, set anywhere, the present, 1f, Valerie Stocking (American playwright, abridger, audio editor, 1954-____)

“The End of My Life as a Back Porch Beautician,” a 6-minute comedy, set in a nearly-empty back porch beauty parlor, U.S.A., 5:00 p.m., Friday, November, 2002, 1f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“The End of the Line," a 15-minute comedy in English, set in a rural train station near the ocean, 6:00 a.m. on a summer morning, 2001, 2m1f, Dick Silver (aka H. Richard Silver, American playwright, writer, 1949-____)

“Ernst Busch in Captivity," a 5-minute drama in English, set in a British prison, June, 1945, 1m, Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Ernst,” a 50-minute black comedy in English, set in the office of a city politician, 1994,3m, David Graham (American playwright, writer, 1959-____)

“Escape to the Good Life," a 10-minute play for young teengers, set in a shabby squat in an Australian city, 2000, 2m2f

“Esta era una vez . . . y dos son tres!” [“Once upon a time . . . and two are three!”], una fantasia popular en españ:ol para niños basada en cuentos tradicionales [a popular fantasy in Spanish for children based on traditional stories], 1m1f, Manuel Chapuseaux (Dominican Republican playwright, actor, director, and teacher, 1954-____)

“Eternal Bliss,” a 13-minute mystery in English, set in an empty classroom or office, 2001, 1m, William Patrick “Scot” Walker (American playwright, author, editor, 19__-____)

“Ethnic Cleansing,” a 13-minute drama in English set in a carwash, somewhere on the West Coast, a Monday morning in November, 1995, 3m, Richard Hellesen (American playwright, 1956-____)

Ethyl Mae Potter, We Never Forgot Her,” a 30-minute comedy in English, set in Ethyl Mertz’s living room, 1965, 1f, Howard W. Casner (American playwright, 1954-____)

“Eulogy," a 10-minute drama in English, set in a dorm room, late afternoon on a weekday, 2000, 1f (+ extra female recorded voice), Carol Ann LaFay (American playwright, May, 1979-____)

“Evan on Earth,” a 40-minute gay comedy-drama in English, set in the kitchen of  a New York City apartment, 3:00 a.m., 2001, 2m, Robert Patrick (American playwright, screenwriter, ghostwriter, 1937-____)

“Evening Education,” a 35-minute drama in English set in college professor's office, night, 1991, 2m, Jeffery Scott Elwell (American college professor, playwright, 1957-____), Robert Patrickt (American playwright, screenwriter, ghostwriter, 1937-____)

“Evening Primrose in Ohio,” a 30-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a laudromat, late afternoon, recent past, 1m1f, Robin Rice Lichtig (American playwright, 19__-____)

“An Evening with Jane Austen, Emily Brontë, & Emily Dickinson," a 55-minute biographical drama in three scenes in English, set in a simple drawing room in England and America, winter of 1814, 1848, spring of 1883, 1f, Patricia Hruby Powell (American playwright, storyteller, author, dancer, actor, July 6, 1951-____)

“Eve's Applestand," a 5-minute comedy in English, set someplace other than the Garden of Eden, anytime, 1f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Exclusive,” a __-minute drama in English, set in an expensive Hollywood mansion, early Saturday morning, 1997, 2m1f, Harry Cronin (American playwright, writer, chaplain, 1935-____)

“Execution at Paradais Island," a 10-minute black comedy, set in a notorious military prison, Paradais Island, dusk, 2004, 3m, Jeffrey Frederick Gold (American playwright, screenwriter, filmmaker, film composer, 1968-____)

“Existential Decay," a 17-minute dark comedy in English in four scenes, set in Clay's apartment, car, diner, and city street, 7:00 p.m., 2004, 2m1f (+ 1m voice, 1f voice), Noah F. Anderson (American playwright, writer, student, clerk, 1982-____)

“Eyesight to the Blind," a bare-stage 15-minute drama in English, set in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A., 2004, 1m, Keith Alan Hemmerling (American playwright, President of The Hemmerling Foundation, October 10, 1955-____)

“F-Stop,” a 10-minute dark comedy set in a living room, early afternoon, 1997, 1m1f, Jon Dorf  (American playwright, screenwriter, 1971-____)

“The Facts Concerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Connecticut,” a 20-minute comedy in English, set at Mark Twain's home, morning, 1996, 1m2f, Dave Brandl (American playwright, 1957-____)

“The Failure of Success," a 40-minute comedy-drama in English, set in Great Bend, Kansas, U.S.A.; airport in Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.A.; airplane, various times, 2003, 3m1f (+ optional chorus), Kenneth D. Surls (American playwright, plumber, 1963-____)

“Fairies, Figurines, and Witches [aka Any Witch Way]," a bare-stage 45-minute drama in English, set in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A., December 28, 1999, 1m, Keith Alan Hemmerling (American playwright, President of The Hemmerling Foundation, October 10, 1955-____)

“The Fall and Rise of Enver Hoxha,” a 25-minute comedy in English, set in a bus company operations room, a decidedly old fashioned and repressive office, Dublin, Ireland, 1998, 2m1f, Donal Horgan (Irish playwright, teacher, 19__-____)

“A Fall from Grace,” an 80-minute drama in English, set in the Asylum of Charenton, Paris, France, mid-morning,  1814, 3m1f, W. D. Graham (Canadian playwright, BA, 19__-____ )

“The Fall of St. Lydia,” a 40-minute drama in English set in a patio in a small town, North Carolina, late Friday afternoon, fall, 1997, 1m1f, Phil Hines, (American playwright, director, 19__-____)

“Falling,” a 5-minute comedy, 2m2f, Beth Burns (American playwright)

“False Hopes,” a 20-minute drama in English, set in the break room of a corporate office, 2001, 3f, David-Matthew Barnes (European-American playwright, director, writer, 1970-____)

“A Familiar Face,” a 40-minute dark comedy in English, set in a London café, afternoon, 2000, 2f, Andrew Biss (British playwright, ____-____)

“Familiar Faces,” a 30-minute comedy in English, set in a Chicago living room with dining area, school parlor, 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., summer, 1990s, 4f or 1m3f, Margaret G. Waterstreet (American playwright, 1953-____)

“Family Lessons,” a 40-minute black comedy in English set in a typical suburban home, 1992, 1990, 2m2f, Jeffery Scott Elwell (American college professor, playwright, 1957-____)

“Family Matters,” a 12-minute comedy in English, set in a hospital room, evening, October, 2002, 3m1f, Fred Sahner (American playwright, writer, 1935-____)

“Family Ruins," a 10-minute melodrama in English, set in the downstairs parlor of a spooky old house, an April evening of 2003, 1m, Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“Fana!" a 90-minute drama in English set in a theatre, June 4, 2002, 4m (+ 2f voices), Thomas M. Kelly (aka Thomas Michael Kelly, American playwright, artistic director, 1940-____)

“Fantasia for String Trio,” a 45-minute comedy in English, 1984, 1m2f, G. L. Horton (American playwright, 1940-____)

“The Fantasy,” a 15-minute drama in English, set in a bedroom, U.S.A., 2001, 1m1f, Summer M. Golden (American playwright, acting teacher, 1942-____)

“The Farm Bill,” a 40-minute comedy-drama in English, set in an office of the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., 9:30 a.m., Monday, 1996, 2m2f, Susan Dworkin (American playwright, writer, novelist, journalist, 1941-____)

“Fast!" a bare-stage 20-minute comedy in English, set in a fast food restaurant, breakfast, 1m1f, A. E. O. Goldman (American playwright, architect, photographer, 1957-____)

“The Fast Track," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in Limbo, or something like it, anytime, 2m2f or 3m1f, Sandra K. Hosking (American playwright, teacher, journalist, 1969-____)

“Fat Lucy,” a 25-minute comedy in English set in a trailer at a carnival sideshow, 11:00 a.m., 1997, 2m1f, Frank Higgins (American playwright, writer, 19__-____)

“The Fatal Game of Chess,” a 40-minute tragicomedy in English in three scenes, set in an artist's loft, New York City, 2002, 2m, Martin N. Bell (American playwright, 1927-____)

“Father and Son," a 10-minute drama in English, set in a hospital room, 3.30 p.m., Saturday, 2005, 3m1f, Bill Zettler, American playwright, writer, businessman, 1944-____)

“Feed-the-Cow,” a 20-minute comedy in English, set in a farmhouse, one fine day, 1995, 2m1f, Jeff Hylton (American playwright, lyricist, 1970-____)

“Felicity's Family Tree,” a 15-minute drama in English, set in a small, shabbily furnished apartment, Saturday afternoon, 2001, 2f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“Female 29, G.S.O.H.,” a 40-minute comedy in English, set in one setting that can change with minimal fuss from a wine bar to a flat etc., the present, 1m1f, Nick Wood (aka Nick Francis Wood, British playwright, writer, teacher, 1949-____ )

“Fertility Rights,” a 40-minute lesbian-oriented comedy in English, set in the living room of home in medium-size town, in the late afternoon, today,3f,Seale, Anne (American playwright, writer, 1960-____)

“Field Hockey Legs," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in an art studio, 2:15 p.m., Monday, 2003, Colette Freedman (American playwright, writer, actor, producer, 1971-____)

“Field Work," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in the dark Minnesotan outback jungles, U.S.A., daytime, 2002, 2m2f, Jonah Sea Knight (American playwright, writer-in-residence, 1974-____)

“First to the Egg," a bare-stage 10-minute comedy in English, set in a Fallopian Tube, Saturday Night, 2003, 3m1f, Colette Freedman (American playwright, writer, actor, producer, 1971-____)

“A Fifty-Kopeck Piece,” a comedy in Russian, set in the office of a factory, Russia, 2m1f, Boris Solovev (Russian playwright, 19__-____)

“The Fiancé,” a __-minute drama in English, set in _____, 19__, 3f, Catherine Keyser (American playwright, 19__-____)

“50,000 Hubcaps," a 20-minute comedy in English, set in a used-hubcap shop in Ohio, U.S.A., 2003, 2m1f, Scott Tobin, (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Figment,” a 22-minute suspense drama in English in five scenes, set at an unnamed college campus, Monday-Thursday, January, 2002, 1m3f or 4f, Dave Tucker (American playwright, actor, director, 1961-____)

“Filing In,” a 10-minute classic dark Australian comedy monologue in English with video projections, 1m, David Jobling (aka David Paul Jobling, Australian playwright, actor, lyricist, 1961-____)

“Fin and Euba,” a 18-minute drama in English, set on a porch, Northern Florida, U.S.A., late evening, 2001, 2f, Audrey Cefaly (American playwright, Web publisher, 1967-____)

“Finding Fault," a 26-minute comedy in English, set in a city hall office, Spokane, Washington, U.S.A., day, fall, 2001, 1m2f, Terry Hagerty (American playwright, actor, novelist, poet, and short story writer, 1956-____)

“Finding the Flame,” a 15-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a boarding school dormitory room, day and night, 1990, 2f, Patricia Montley (American playwright, writer, professor, administrator, 1942-____)

“Fire Damage,” a 10-minute drama in English set in a cemetery, early evening, 1m1f, Carolyn West (American playwright, 1970-____)

“The First Christmas," a 10-minute comedy in English, set in the living rooms of a recently divorced couple, evening, a few days before Christmas, 2000, 1m1f

“First Date,” a 15-minute drama in English set in a crowded restaurant, 1942, 1m3f, Jeffery Scott Elwell (American college professor, playwright, 1957-____)

“The First Date," a 25-minute farce in English, set in a theme restaurant like Bennigan's or TGIFriday's, 7:00 p.m., 2002, 2m1f, Kristyn Leigh Robinson (American playwright, 1974-____)

“A First Death,” a soliloquy (genre unknown) in English, 1m, David Watmough (Canadian playwright, 1932-____)

“A First Job,” a soliloquy (genre unknown) in English, 1m, David Watmough (Canadian playwright, 1932-____)

“Fish,” a drama, 2m, David Mamet (American playwright, November 30, 1947-____)

“The Fish in the Dumpster,” a 15-minute drama in English, set outside an expressway gas station, 2:00 a.m., late fall, 2000, 1f, Nancy J. Gall-Clayton (American playwright, writer, writing instructor, February 6, 1946-____)

“Fish Kill on Maria Sanchez,” a 35-minute drama in English set on a bank of a lake, North Florida, night, summer 1964, 2m (1 m is black, 1 m is white), Doug Grissom (American playwright, professor, 1953-____)

“Fitch Todd,” a 10-minute comedic tragedietta in English, set in a nicely- but sparsely-appointed room, Rome, Italy, recent past, 2m1f, Jeffrey Frederick Gold (American playwright, filmmaker, film composer, 1968-____)

“550-LOST,” a 15-minute comedy in English, set in a New York apartment and a Midwestern cubicle, 1997, 1m1f, Brian Milli (American playwright, 1969-____)

“500 Year, 500 Miles," a 45-minute comedy-drama in English, set in an apartment in a city somewhere in the northeast United States, Sunday afternoon, October, 1991, 2m2f, Michael Burgan (American playwright, free-lance writer, 1960-____)

“Flashbacks,” a drama in English, 1f, Lindsay Price (Canadian playwright, 1969-____)

“Flawless; or, Not a Drop of Blood Anywhere," a 15-minute absurd drama in English, set any place, any time, 3m, Joel Babcock (Canadian playwright, student, filmmaker, cofounder of The Plastic People Theatre Company, 1985-____)

“Flight,” a comedy in English, set in a jetliner, afternoon flight, 1996, 2m1f, Joe Lauinger (American playwright, college teacher, 1947-____)

“Fling,” a 30-minute comedy  in English, set in a bedroom, early evening, 1995, 1m2f, JamesKaufman (American playwright, psychologist, 1974-____)

“Floating,” a 30-minute drama in English, set in a beach house, afternoon, 2000, 1m2f, Michael Olsen (aka Michael Geoffrey Olsen, Australian playwright, public servant, June 19, 1966-____)

“Floral Fantasy,” a 10-minute ____ in English, 1m1f, complete script available elsewhere, Kent R. Brown (American playwright, ____-____)

“The Fleamarket," a 13-minute bare stage comedy in English in five scenes, set in an imaginary open space, 7:00 a.m., May, 1998-3:00 p.m., September, 2002, 2m2f, Will Stackman (American playwright, theatrician, 1941-____)

“Flying Blind,” an 18-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a waiting area at JFK Airport, New York City, 1996, 1m1f, Mike Folie (American speech writer/playwright, 1952-____)

“Flying Medusas,” a 10-minute contemporary farce in English, set in the theater of the absurd, at no specified time, 1m1f, Ronald Micci (American playwright, advertising proofreader-editor, 1948-____)

“A Fool’s Audition,” a 25-minute comedy in English, set in a throne room, the comic past, 3m, Daniel Curzon (American playwright, professor, writer, ____-____)

“For Both of Us,” a 10-minute drama in English, set in suburban America, at various times, 2f, Vincent Peter (American playwright, pipefitter, 1945-____)

“Foreplay,” a 10-minute comedy sketch in English, set in an apartment foyer, 1995, 1m1f, Beth Campbell Stemple (American playwright, free-lance writer, 1962-____)

“Forgeries,” a 40-minute comedy-drama in English, set stage left in a brand new regional theater, 1993, 2m, David Zarko (American playwright, theater director, 1949-____)

“The Fortification of Miss Grace Wren,” a 40-minute drama in English, set in a small park in New York City, late September, 2001, 1m1f, Robin Rice Lichtig (American playwright, 19__-____)

“Forward Motion Matters,” a 55-minute drama in English, set in a luxury jet, 2002, 1m2f, Bash Halow (American playwright, 1964-____)

“Founding Mother's Lunch," a 15-minute political satire in English, set in the dining room of wealthy Colonist, various lunchtimes in pre-revolutionary America, 1767, 4m (2 of whom are extras), Christine Rusch (American playwright, teacher, published and produced free-lance writer, founding artistic director of playwrights theatre, dramaturg, consultant, 19__-____)

“The Four-Leaf Clover," a 5-minute comedy in English, set at a picnic, daytime, 2004, 1m1f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Four One-Hundredths,” a 13-minute drama in English set in a photographic studio, 1994, 2m1f, Richard Hellesen (American playwright, 1956-____)

“Four Play,” a 50-minute farce in English, set in an apartment, late one evening, 1997, 2m2f, Keith P. Trezise (British prize-winning  playwright, singer/songwriter, actor, director, poet, novelist, July 29, 1954-____)

“Four Widows from Wal-Mart,” a 30-minute comedy in English, set on a bare stage with four chairs to indicate various locations, summer, 1998, 4f (+ 1 male voice), Ludmilla Bollow (American playwright, writer, actress, 19__-____)

“Fourth Wall,” a 60-minute drama in English in three scenes, set in a supermarket, midnight, 2002, 1m3f (+ six m or f extras), Charli E. Cree (British playwright, technical theatre student, 1984-____)

“Frank Capra Gets His Wings,” a 30-minute drama in English with comedic elements, set no specific time or place, 1m1f (1m of any age, 1f of childbearing age), Beth Campbell Stemple (American playwright, free-lance writer, 1962-____)

“Free Advice,” a 7-minute comedy in English, set in an urban train station, evening rush hour, 1997, 2f (+ male or female voice), Margaret G. Waterstreet (American playwright, 1953-____)

“Free Enterprise,” a 60-minute comedy in English set on a street corner in New York City, late evening, New Year's Eve, 1996, 2m, Eric Sanders (American playwright, writer, 1970-____)

“French Fry," a 60-minute farce in English, set in Paris, 9:00 a.m., April, 1900, 2m2f, Robert E. Lockney (American playwright, 1922-____)

"Friends," a 10-minute drama in English, set in a fast-food restaurant and cemetery, noon, 1997, 2f, Fred Rohan-Vargas (Hispanic-American playwright, teacher, artist, 1949-____)

“Frikken Justice,” a 70-minute comedy in English, set on a split-stage living room in Frikken Texas, U.S.A., 9:00 a.m., March, 2001, 2f, La’Nelle Gambrell (American playwright, writer, 1954-____)

“Frog Songs,” a bare-stage 65-minute drama in English, lmlf, Jean Battlo (American playwright, 1939-____)

“From Shakespeare with Love?” a 45-minute comedy in English, set in an airport, various Shakespearean settings, 1:00 a.m., 1999, 2m2f, Jon Dorf (American playwright, screenwriter, 1971-____)

“From the Backseat,” a 50-minute comedy-drama in English, set in the American Midwest, 19__, 2m2f, Kay Rhoads (American playwright, social services administrator, writer, 1941-____)

“Frozen Alien,” a musical, set in a radio station and various mimed locations, late night, full moon, 2001, 2m, Michael Thomas Eserkaln (American playwright, improvisational comedian, 1971-____)

“Full-Tilt Boogie,” a __-minute comedy in English, 2m2f, Martha King De Silva (American playwright, 1960-____)

“Fun Run,” a 35-minute comedy-drama in English, set during a three-legged race, England, March, 2002, 2f, Olivia Smedley (British playwright, 1972-____)

“Fungo," a 13-minute comedy in English, set in the office of The Stylus literary magazine, on two Mondays, two months apart, 2m1f, Norbert J. Hruby (American playwright, retired second president of Aquinas College, 1918-____)

“Furlough," a 20-minute drama, in English, set in a garage in Collingswood, New Jersey, U.S.A., April, 2004, 3m, Joseph M. Paprzycki (American playwright, senior sales representative, teacher, September 14, 1957-____)

“G.O.D.O.T. Arrives,” a 35-minute satire in English, set in non-descript office/conference room, silicon valley or alley or some other high-tech corridor, the present or near future, 1m2f or 2m1f or 3m or 3f, Tod Mesirow (American playwright, writer, director, producer, 1956-____)

“Gadzooks and Ophelia,” a 40-minute comedy in American English set in Valhalla & A small apartment in Texas, Valhalla Time & July 1961, 2m1f, Cheryl Costa (American playwright and computer professional, April 23, 1952-____)

“A Gaggle of Saints,” a __-minute drama in English, set in a recollection, 2m1f, Neil LaBute (American playwright, feature film writer/director, March 19, 1963-____)

“Galileo in the Underworld,” a 30-minute theatre of the absurd comedy in English, set in Hell, 2001, there is no time in Hell, 3m1f, R. L. Nesvet (American playwright, student, 1978-____)

“Gambler's House,” a paso in Spanish by Antonio Mira de Amescua (Spanish playwright and poet, 1574-1644), 3m, Vern Williamsen (translator from Spanish, 1926-____)

“Game of Patience,” translated from the original French by Jill Mac Dougall (American translator of French into English, 1942-____), a __-minute drama in English, 3f, Abla Farhoud (Lebanese/Québéçois Canadian playwright, 1945-____)

“Gang Bang,” a 12-minute drama in English, set in a ratty basement, after dark, 1998, 3f, Sonali Kumar (Indian-American playwright, student, writer, director, 1978-____)

“Garden of Remembrance,” 20-minute play in English, set in an open space, 2002, 1m1f, Reg Mitchell (English playwright, writer, director, 1929-____)

“Garrett, the Blue Giraffe,” a 75-minute metatheatre fantasy, set in an urban park zoo, late morning, autumn, 1998,2m or 1m1f, in English original by Coni Ciongoli-Koepfinger (Russian-Italian American playwright, director, acting teacher, 1957-____) and in Italian translation by Alex Franchini

“The Gender Agenda,” a 50-minute drama in English, 1983, 1m3f (with doubling), G. L. Horton (American playwright, 1940-____)

“Gene Stratton-Porter: a Song In The Wilderness,” a 50-minute drama in English about novelist and environmentalist Gene Stratton-Porter (feminist, environmentalist, author, photographer, 1863-1924), set in GSP's new workshop on Catalina Island, late July, 1924, 1f, Lawrence Gard (American playwright, artistic director, actor, 1954-____)

“Generals and Rabbis,” a 10-minute drama in English, set in business class section a commercial airline, Monday morning, July, 1999, 2m, Milton Matz (American rabbi, psychologist, and playwright, June 30, 1927-____)

“Gentle Reader,” a 15-minute comedy in English, set in a restaurant, various lunchtimes, 2001, 3m, Howard W. Casner (American playwright, 1954-____)

"The Gentle, Violent, Imperial, Revolutionary, Complete, Abbreviated History of Tea," a 30-minute comedy-drama in English, set in a a dining room and kitchen, daytime, 2002, 3f, Dwayne Yancey (American playwright, journalist, 1958-____)

“Gentrification,” a 10-minute comedy in English, 1m2f, Linda Eisenstein (American playwright, 1950-____)

“George and Scheherazade, Sad, Sad, Sad,” a 45-minute comedy in English, set on a backyard patio, suburbia, U.S.A., Friday evening, dusk, 1997, 1m2f (+ 1m and 1f nonspeaking),  Angela L. Wilson (American playwright, 1955-____)

“Get Out Of My American Way,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in an office at Veracitone Systems, 2001, 1m1f, Patrick M. Brennan (American playwright, software author, 1963-____)

“Ghost Town,” a 30-minute drama in English in five scenes, set in a cafe in a small town that has died, North Dakota, U.S.A., the last day of the last business, 2001, 1m1f (or 4m4f), Kathy Coudle King (American playwright, university instructor of English/Women Studies, 1965-____)

“Ghosts in the Wallpaper,” a dark comedy set in the visitors lounge of a nursing home, 2m2f (with some double-casting), Mark Pizzato

“The Ghostwriter,” a black comedy set in a writer's office, 1994, 2m1f, Craig Strasshofer (American freelance writer/editor, author playwright, 1954-____)

“Ghost Writer," a 10-minute comedy-drama in English in five scenes, set in a room in a bed and breakfast, late one night, 2004, 2m, Dave Tucker (American playwright, actor, director, 1961-____)

“Giants in the Wilderness,” a 60-minute drama in English, set on a bluff overlooking Pike's Peak, Colorado, October, 1896, 3m, Genevieve Fraser (American playwright, writer/researcher/college staff, 1945-____)

“The Gift of Speech,” a 60-minute comedy in English, set in a baronial mansion, Christmas Eve, 1997, 2m2f, Ellen West (American playwright, 1931-____)

“The Gift to the Magi,” a 10-minute comedy in English, set in an empty room, Christmas Eve, 1997, 1m1f, Beth Campbell Stemple (American playwright, free-lance writer, 1962-____)

“Gigo," a 20-minute comedy-drama in English, set in an office building in the northeast United States, a weeknight, 2004, 2m, Michael Burgan (American playwright, free-lance writer, 1960-____)

“Girl Shoes,” a __-minute comedy in English, set in the Mr. Freeze Ice Cream Store, Verona, New Jersey, U.S.A., Sunday, 11:01 p.m., January, 1997,2f, Mary Hanes (American playwright, 1953-____)

“The Girls from the Five and Ten,” translated from the original French by Jill Mac Dougall (American translator of French into English, 1942-____), a __-minute drama in English, 1m3f, Abla Farhoud (Lebanese/Québéçois Canadian playwright, 1945-____)

“Girls Night Out," a 20-minute dark comedy in English, set in Girls Night Out Gun Shop, daytime, 2003, 1m2f, Tony Zelonis (American playwright, pharmacist, actor, magician, 1942-____)

“Give and Take,” a 10-minute drama in English set in the living room of a suburban home, morning, 1996, 2m1f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, American playwright, 1958-____)

“The Glabrous Four," a 20-minute bare-stage absurd comedy in English, set in a society completely comprised of bald people, day, 3m1f ( flexible gender casting), Sandra K. Hosking (aka Sandra Kay Hosking, American playwright, teacher, journalist, 1969-____)

“The Glass Bubble,” a 10-minute drama in English, set in a room with only a desk or table and a telephone, 1997,1f, Rachel Manija Brown (American playwright, screenwriter, stage manager, 1973-____)

“The Glover’s Mange Cure Caper,” set in the family living room and in a general store, a Midwestern town, U.S.A., early fall, 1949, a 25-minute youth comedy in English, set in a family living room and in a general store, a Midwestern town, U.S.A., early fall, 1949, 1m3f, Louise Bottrell (American playwright, retired secretary, 1936-____) )

“The Goat Room,” a 55-minute black comedy in English, set in a peculiar little office, 1997, 1m2f, Barbara Labinger (American playwright, graduate student, 1973-____)

“God for a Day,” a 40-minute comedy in English, set on a bare stage, 2001, 1m1f, Katherine Dubois (aka Katherine Dubois Reed, American playwright, 1958-____)

“God Is Waiting,” a 10-minute