Plays
- Recycle, 1973 (produced in Pittsburgh, PA)
- Fullerton Street, 1980
- Black Bart and the Sacred Hills, 1977 (produced St. Paul, 1981)
- Jitney (1982)
- Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (1984)
- The Homecoming, 1989
- Fences (1987) - Pulitzer Prize
- Joe Turner's Come and Gone (1984)
- The Coldest Day of the Year, 1989
- The Piano Lesson (1990) - Pulitzer Prize
- Two Trains Running (1991)
- Seven Guitars (1995)
- King Hedley II (1999)
- How I Learned What I Learned (2002–03, Seattle)
- Gem of the Ocean (2003)
- Radio Golf (2005)
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