The New American Theater
Fall 1995
Edited by Bradford Morrow, Guest Edited by John Guare
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Joyce Carol Oates, Plays as Literature
Tony Kushner, It’s an Undoing World or Why Should It
Be Easy When It Can Be Hard?
Suzan-Lori Parks, From Venus
Jon Robin Baitz, Amphibians
Han Ong, Mrs. Chang
Mac Wellman, The Sandalwood Box
Paula Vogel, The Mineola Twins, A Comedy in Six
Scenes, Three Dreams and Five Wigs
Eric Overmeyer, The Dalai Lama Goes Three for Four
Wendy Wasserstein, Antonia and Jane
Christopher Durang, Nina
in the Morning
Donald Margulies, Kibbutz
Ellen McLaughlin, Two Iphigenia Plays
Nicky Silver, Etiquette & Vitriol
Jonathan Marc Sherman, Evolution
Amy Freed, From The Psychic Life of Savages
Romulus Linney, Divine Comedy South
Keith Reddin, You Belong to Me
Joyce Carol Oates, The
Adoption
Arthur Kopit, Elegy for the House That Ruth Built
Doug Wright, From Quills, a grand guignol
Robert O'Hara, Insurrection: Holding History
Erik Ehn, Every Man Jack of You
John Guare, Moon Under Miami, Scenes From a Play
Mark O’Donnell, Wish Technology
Harry Kondoleon, Saved or Destroyed
David Ives, Degas, C’est Moi