L.A. Theatre Works 2011-2013 Season
A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen
Completeness, by Itamar Moses
Copenhagen (play), by Michael Frayn
Buried Child, by Sam Shepard
Next Fall, by Geoffrey Nauffts
Frost/Nixon (play), by Peter Morgan
Opus (play) by Michael Hollinger
The Browning Version, by Terence Rattigan
Tooth and Claw, by Michael Hollinger
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