Dario Fo - List of Works

List of Works

Translated titles

Alice in Wonderless Land

  • Corpse for Sale (1958)
  • Archangels Don't Play Pinball (1959)
  • He Had Two Pistols with White and Black Eyes (1960)
  • He Who Steals a Foot is Lucky in Love (1961)
  • Isabella, Three Tall Ships, and a Con Man (1963)
  • Mistero Buffo (Comic Mystery, 1969)
  • The Worker Knows 300 Words, the Boss 1000, That's Why He's the Boss (1969)
  • Accidental Death of an Anarchist (1970)
  • Fedayin (1971)
  • We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay! (Non Si Paga! Non Si Paga!) (aka Can't Pay? Won't Pay!) (1974)
  • Mama's Marijuana is the Best (1976)
  • All House, Bed, and Church (1977)
  • The Tale of a Tiger (1978)
  • Trumpets and Raspberries (1981)
  • The Open Couple (1983)
  • Elizabeth: Almost by Chance a Woman (1984)
  • One was Nude and One wore Tails (1985)
  • Abducting Diana (1986) – Adapted to English in 1996 by Stephen Stenning
  • The Tricks of the Trade (Manuale minimo dell'attore) (1991)
  • The Pope and the Witch (1989)
  • A Woman Alone (1991)
  • Johan Padan and the Discovery of the Americas (1992)
  • The Devil with Boobs (1997)
  • The First Miracle of the Infant Jesus
  • Orgasmo Adulto Escapes from the Zoo
  • About Face
  • The Virtuous Burglar
  • Francis The Holy Jester (2009)
  • Housepainters Have No Memories
  • Marcolfa (La Marcolfa)
  • The Eel Woman (La fiocinina)
  • Fascism 1922 (Fascismo 1922)
  • Michele Lu Lanzone
  • Nadia Pasini
  • The Rape (Lo stupro)
  • The Tumult of Bologna (Il tumulto di Bologna)
  • The Butterfly Mouse (La parpaja topola)
  • I'd Rather Die Tonight If I Had To Think It Had All Been in Vain (Vorrei morire...)
  • Mamma Togni (1971)
  • The Opera of Guffaws (L'opera dello sghignazzo)
  • The Birth of the Jongleur (La nascita del giullare)
  • An Arab Woman Speaks (from ''Fedayn'', 1972)
English translations

A number of Fo's plays have been translated into the English language, including Abducting Diana, and Francis the Holy Jester (Beautiful Books Limited, UK, 2009) by Mario Pirovano.

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