English Versions
- 1941 – H. R. Hays (translation) for New Directions Publishing
- 1955 – Eric Bentley (translation) for Doubleday/Garden City
- 1965 – Eric Bentley (translation) and W. H. Auden (songs translation) for the National Theatre, London
- 1972 – Ralph Manheim (translation) for Random House/Pantheon Books
- 1980 – John Willett (translation) for Methuen Publishing
- 1980 – Ntozake Shange (adaptation) for New York Shakespeare Festival New York
- 1984 – Hanif Kureishi (adaptation) and Sue Davies (songs translation) for the Barbican Centre, London (Samuel French Ltd.)
- 1995 – David Hare (adaptation) for the Royal National Theatre, London (A & C Black, 1996)
- 2000 – Lee Hall (adaptation) and Jan-Willem van Den Bosch (translation) for Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, England (Methuen Drama, 2003)
- 2006 – Michael Hofmann (adaptation) and John Willett (songs translation) for the English Touring Theatre (A & C Black, 2006)
- 2006 – Tony Kushner (adaptation) for The Public Theater, New York City, published in the form used in the 2009 Royal National Theatre production.
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