Dramatic Works
- Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been: The Investigations of Show-Business by the Un-American Activities Committee 1947-1958 (1972)
- Collected in Monstrous Martyrdoms (1985)
- Lord Alfred's Lover (1979)
- H for Hamlet (1985?)
- German Requiem
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