Theater from Crabtree's Collection Old Books

NY: Columbia University Press. VG PB. (1970). 3rd printing. Edge wear. illustrated with drawings by Fukami Tanro and from the Hosho Texts. Number LXXXV of the Records of Civilization .

NY: Harper & Row. G. (1969). 3rd ed. Caramel-color binding, white/black lettering & design. Owner name on fore-edge, some underlining, cover scuffing. . Many photos of theater productions, discussions of playwrights. .

Boston: Houghton Mifflin. VG in Fair DJ. (1958). "If God is God He is not good, If God is good He is not God, Take the even, take the odd..." The justification of the . injustice is not, in this play, our blind acceptance of god's inexplicable will, nor our blinder acceptance of the existence oft the world because the… Read more about this item

np: Dramatists Play Service Inc.. VG PB. (1982). A new seminarian at a prosperous Catholic congregation appalls the older priest by his confession that he had led a life of . bisexual promiscuity before entering the priesthood. Meanwhile the seminarian challenges the older priest's sybaritic ways of his Mercedes, trips abroad, and fine wines. A study of the… Read more about this item

NY: Coward-McCann. G. (1957). 1st Amer ed. Frontis photo of Mildred Natwick and Ralph Richardson. List of characters in order of appearance, action takes place in home of . General Saint Pe about 1910. The play first opened in NY Jan 17, 1956. Some owner notations, slight edge wear. .

London, UK: Nick Hern. VG PB. (1991). Churchill's play on the Romanian revolution was written after she, the director, and group of students from London's Central . School went to Romania to work with acting students there and find out more about the events surrounding the fall of Ceausescu, first performed in June 1990. .

NY: Washington Sq. Press. VG PB. (1996). 7th ptg. Freshly edited text based on the best early printed version of the play, full explanatory notes conveniently placed on pages . facing the text of the play, scene by scene plot summaries, a key to famous lines and phrases, an introduction to reading Shakespeare's language, an essay by an outstanding scholar… Read more about this item

NY: New Directions. VG PB. (1963). 6th ptg. Five short plays bring to life a series of brilliant stage figures, each isolated in his own world and obsessions, and . bring Ferlinghetti closer in form and content to Ionesco, Genet and Tardieu than to any American playwright. Slight edge wear. .

Boston: Houghton Mifflin. VG in G DJ. (1919). 10th ptg. Closely true to history with a skillful selection of episodes. Lincoln just as we should like to imagine him and as we believe . he was, rugged, indifferent to appearance, tender-hearted, humorous, sensitive to the feelings of other, sympathetic with every noble passion. Light blue binding, black spine, black binding… Read more about this item

np: np. VG in clear cover. (1995). Typewritten xeroxed manuscript of France's play now playing in Paris until October 29, 2010. The play features M. Drouot who . according to some critics greatly resembles Welles. France's play is also the basis for Mascares (Masks) which played at the San Sebastian Film Festival in September, 2009. Jose Maria… Read more about this item

NY: Holt. G. (1892). New ed. Index. Green binding, some discoloration. Owner notations endpapers, corners bumped. .

Peterborough, Ontario, Can.: Broadview Press. VG PB. (1998). One of the most brilliant playwrights of her time and this is perhaps her finest example of masterful plotting of cosmic . intrigue. .

NY: Coward-McCann. VG. (1961). Owner name, edge wear. .

NY: Scribner. VG. 1917. Reprint. Brick colored binding, gilt signature ft cover. Owner name fep. .

NY: Dodd, Mead & Co.. VG. 1944. Some of the best plays of the war years: Winged Victory, The Voice of the Turtle, etc. .

NY: Allyn & Bacon. VG. 1956. Navy blue binding. Frontis of Edwin Booth as Hamlet, photo of Sheakespeare's house at Strateford on Avon & room where he was . born. Other illustrations of play scenes. Owner name pencil fep. .

NY: Farrar & Rinehart. VG. (1929). 1st ed. Owner inscription, spine sunned. .

NY: Macmillan. G ex-library. 1916. Reprint. Blue binding, gilt lettering. Top of ft cover creased, library markings. .

NY: Heritage Press. VG in G slipcase. (1966). Red binding with gilt decoration & lettering in slipcase with edge wear. .

Boston: Little Brown. VG. 1921. Reprint. Maaroon binding. Edge wear, owner name, glue mark where book plate removed. .