Nora, a delightful spirit, is much less free than she first appears. She valiantly tries to please her husband but gets caught in the web of social expectations and domestic condemnation, and now her self-respect demands further action.

In 1941 physicist Werner Heisenberg went to Copenhagen to see his counterpart, Niels Bohr. This drama questions how one can stay true to science, family and friends, one's country and one's God when at the forefront of discovery.

In this New York Drama Critic's Circle Award-winner, three small time crooks, who fancy themselves businessmen pursuing legitimate free enterprise, are merely pawns caught up in their own game of dead-end, empty pipe dreams.

An elderly woman reflects on her youth, marriage, and estrangement from her gay son with a mixture of satisfaction and regret, in this Pulitzer prize winning play that explores the challenges of living and dying.

In this Pulitzer Prize winning comic-drama, Weller and Fonsia play gin rummy on the porch of a seedy nursing home. They share intimate details of their lives, which eventually become weapons used against each other. Psychological warfare ensues, and this relentless gin game becomes a metaphor for life.