Plays
- 1964 - When Did You Last See My Mother?
- 1967 - Total Eclipse
- 1969 - The Philanthropist
- 1974 - Savages
- 1975 - Treats
- 1984 - Tales From Hollywood
- 1991 - White Chameleon
- 1994 - Alice's Adventures Under Ground
- 2002 - The Talking Cure
- 2012 - Appomattox
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