A romantic tragedy from the great 17th-century Spanish playwright.

A historic love story from an acclaimed adaptor of classics.

A poignant play from one of Hungary's leading playwrights.

-Creates a near perfect encapsulation of the world of the troubled teen.- -Herald

A haunting and poetic domestic drama.

An irreverent comedy set in the court of Charles II.

Kerstin Specht's award-winning play chronicles the triumph and tragedy of writer Marieluise Fleisser. Fleisser reached her peak of fame in 1920s Berlin, when her plays were directed by Bertolt Brecht. A devastating personal and creative collapse followed, as she was ostracized by the literary establishment, her family, and the men in her life. Her work would not be again recognized until several decades later. This volume also includes Specht's The Time of the Tortoise.

Haunting, razor sharp battle of revenge and forgiveness.

A new play from the winner of the John Whiting Award.

A gripping piece based on interviews and documented evidence of police brutality.