Rabbit Hole9 reviews David Lindsay-Abaire Theatre Communications Group, 2006 "You should try to relax a little." + This Pulitzer Prize Winning Play is Brilliant! + Reaches your inner soul and finds your heart... worth reading and seeing + A Moving Experience through The Rabbit Hole             A Streetcar Named Desire109 reviews Tennessee Williams Signet, 1986 The Glorious Bird's iconic melodrama + Superb Drama + Squalor, Poetry, and Remarkable Insight: An American Classic + A Streetcar Named ... Classic             Glengarry Glen Ross: A Play21 reviews David Mamet Grove Press, 1994 Chicago Dog + Powerful Language + nowhere near as good without Alec Baldwin + powerful, but preferred the movie             Tom Stoppard: Plays 5 : Arcadia, The Real Thing, Night & Day, Indian Ink, Hapgood4 reviews Tom Stoppard Faber & Faber, 2000 A Fantastic Collection + A real gem + A Master Playwright + A magnificent collection             Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead81 reviews Tom Stoppard Grove Press, 1994 Brilliant. + A grand aimlessness + "Uncertainty is the normal state" No mean to be offensive or anything, but I honestly feel that if people do not find R&G Are Dead hysterically funny and/or wonderfully ingenious, they have probably missed Stoppard's point in this play. This play was during the age known as Theatre of the Absurd, when ridiculous plots and ...             Three Uses of the Knife: On the Nature and Purpose of Drama17 reviews David Mamet Vintage, 2000 My Copy Is Torn To Shreds! + So much in this short volume. + A contemporary poetic. I bought this book when it first came out in hardcover. It was about triple the price that it is now on Amazon, and many people I knew thought I was insane to buy such a small book for a high price. But to me -- it was all too worth it. David Mamet is all at once a very clear writer and a very ...             Anna in the Tropics14 reviews Nilo Cruz Theatre Communications Group, 2003 Loved it on stage! + At last, some content I saw a university perform it and it blew me away! I saw the reviews and pictures for the broadway production and I feel that the more professional version is not doing the play justice as UTEP did. I still think that it is a beautiful well, written play.             Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?39 reviews Edward Albee NAL Trade, 2006 Marital discontent + A Tour de Force + grand American drama... + Superlative Play, But Which Version?             The Glass Menagerie126 reviews Tennessee Williams New Directions Publishing Corporation, 1999 Superb, Heartfelt Classic + A Thoroughly Enjoyed Classic + Illusion and Escape + Glass Menagerie             American Buffalo7 reviews David Mamet Grove Press, 1994 Not for the Weak + stark, harsh, broken American dreamers.. It's unfortunate that the first Amazon review of Mamet's brilliant work is by Mr. C.B.Liddell, a pompous, pontificating Brit who doesn't understand the play. I'm not sticking up for Mamet: his works are very hit and miss, and even the hits are an acquired taste (like Monty Python), I'm just ...             New Music: A Trilogy Reynolds Price Theatre Communications Group, 1993 A trilogy of plays that follows the Avery family, their friends and acquaintances through 37 years of life in a North Carolina town, from pre-World War II until the Vietnam era. Through their terse, elegant, often poetic speech, a certain melancholy at its base, readers gradually know these people and enter their world.             The Essential Pinter: Selections from the Work of Harold Pinter (Grove Press Eastern Philosophy and ...1 review Harold Pinter Grove Press, 2006 A Treasure Chest of Korean Stories I'm Korean-American with a Korean mother, and when I was little, I remember her telling me some crazy stories. They were like the fairy tales I heard in school (I grew up entirely in the US), except they had odd characters doing odd things. At least they seemed odd at the time. In my late ...             Equus (Penguin Plays)39 reviews Peter Shaffer Penguin (Non-Classics), 1984 Wonderfully Imaginitive + fast shipping + Simply Profound + v thought-provoking + An interesting read             Arthur Miller: Collected Plays 1944-1961 (Library of America)5 reviews Arthur Miller Library of America, 2006 A fine edition of Miller's powerful early works + Arthur Miller + Great stuff + Great Variety             Six Plays Romulus Linney Theatre Communications Group, 1993             Rabbit Hole9 reviews David Lindsay-Abaire Theatre Communications Group, 2006 "You should try to relax a little." + This Pulitzer Prize Winning Play is Brilliant! + Reaches your inner soul and finds your heart... worth reading and seeing + A Moving Experience through The Rabbit Hole             Tom Stoppard: Plays 5 : Arcadia, The Real Thing, Night & Day, Indian Ink, Hapgood4 reviews Tom Stoppard Faber & Faber, 2000 A Fantastic Collection + A real gem + A Master Playwright + A magnificent collection             American Buffalo7 reviews David Mamet Grove Press, 1994 Not for the Weak + stark, harsh, broken American dreamers.. It's unfortunate that the first Amazon review of Mamet's brilliant work is by Mr. C.B.Liddell, a pompous, pontificating Brit who doesn't understand the play. I'm not sticking up for Mamet: his works are very hit and miss, and even the hits are an acquired taste (like Monty Python), I'm just ...             Six Plays Romulus Linney Theatre Communications Group, 1993             Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?39 reviews Edward Albee NAL Trade, 2006 Marital discontent + A Tour de Force + grand American drama... + Superlative Play, But Which Version?