drama

A play by award-winning author Eve Ensler in which two American women travel to Bosnia to help women confront their memories of war.

Contains three plays by award-winning writer and performer Dael Orlandersmith in which she explores the lives of young African-American women.

An anthology of critical essays that provide a wide range of information and opinion about the twentieth-century play "Our Town, and its author Thornton Wilder.

A collection of scenes from Hispanic as well as Native American, African-American, Jewish American, and Asian-American theater; background information and discussion/analysis follow each scene.

A family of men live together in a seedy house in North London. Into this slightly sinister atmosphere the eldest son brings his wife Ruth for a visit.

A translation of twentieth-century German playwright Bertolt Brecht's work in which a seventeenth-century woman, "Mother Courage, " accompanied by her children, pulls a trading wagon throughout wartorn Europe and becomes a symbol of human suffering and endurance.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for drama, 1982. A black army captain investigates an apparently racially motivated murder of a black sergeant in 1944.

Contains the texts of three plays about women dealing with issues of friendship, loneliness, independence, and achievement, written in the 1970s and 1980s by American playwright Wendy Wasserstein, including "Uncommon Women and Others, " "Isn't It Romantic, " and "The Heidi Chronicles.".