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Books published by publisher Dramatist's Play Service

  • Citizen: An American Lyric

    Stephen Sachs, Claudia Rankine

    Paperback (Dramatist's Play Service, June 30, 2014)
    None
  • The Ceremony of Innocence

    Ronald Ribman

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, Inc., Oct. 1, 1968)
    Ronald Ribman, Ribman, Ronald
  • The Catch Colt.

    Mary O'Hara

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, Inc., Oct. 1, 1964)
    4-4
  • The Dark at the Top of the Stairs

    William Inge

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, March 15, 1972)
    None
  • Inherit the Wind. by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee

    Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee;Rovert E. Lee;Jerome Lawrence

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, Inc., March 15, 1625)
    None
  • The Crucible

    Arthur Miller

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, Aug. 16, 1980)
    Used book in good condition, due to its age it could contain normal signs of use
  • Dragonwings

    Laurence Yep

    Staple Bound (Dramatist Play Service, Jan. 1, 1993)
    A Chinese boy, Moon Shadow, journeys t America to join his father, Windrider, whom he has never met. On his first night in San Francisco, Windrider reveals that he was once a dragon in another life. Having heard of the Wright Brothers efforts, he dreams of recapturing the experience of flight by building his own airplane. Moon Shadow joins him in that quest which goes on despite catastrophes like earthquakes. As Moon Shadow helps his father construct their airplane, he not only explores the strange land that is America but the friendship to the stranger who is his father.
  • Treasure Island.

    from the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson Ara Watson, Ara Watson, Robert Louis Stevenson

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, Inc., Jan. 1, 1998)
    None
  • Cat on a Hot Tin Roof: A Play in Three Acts

    Tennessee Williams

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, March 15, 1986)
    Actors edition of drama first presented in New York in 1955.
  • Barefoot in Athens

    Maxwell Anderson

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, March 15, 1952)
    Socrates is a nonconformist philosopher and idealistic seeker of the truth in Ancient Athens. He acts as teacher to his dedicated students without pay over the objections of Xantippe, his henpecking wife, and is viewed by the establishment as a corrupter of the city's youth. Hypocritical Athenian leaders conspire to indict him on charges of heresy and treason, both capital offenses. However, his trial is suspended when the decades-long Peloponnesian War ends, and Sparta occupies Athens, effectively ending democratic rule. Anxious to meet the renowned philosopher, Spartan King Pausanias takes an immediate liking to him. Socrates idealistically turns down the King's offers of booty and escape from the city and convinces him to restore Athenian democracy even though that means he will be recharged for his "crimes." The aging orator believes he can convince his judge and jury that his quest for the truth is consistent with the best Athenian values.
  • Venus Observed

    Christopher Fry

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, Inc., Jan. 15, 1998)
    None
  • Inherit the Wind

    Jerome Lawrence, Robert E. Lee

    Paperback (Dramatists Play Service, July 6, 1963)
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