Plays
- Beatitudes (1984)
- Come Again: An Entertainment During The Siege (1987)
- Dog Plays (1989)
- Wild (Person, Tense) Dog
- The Deploration of Rover
- Hold
- Happy V.D.
- April First
- Arbor Day
- Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts
- The Scream
- A Christmas Card
- Hell, I Love You and Breaking Up: Fragments (1981)
- Madeleine de Lucien (1985)
- Jerker, or The Helping Hand: A Pornographic Elegy with Redeeming Social Value and a Hymn to the Queer Men of San Francisco in Twenty Telephone Calls, Many of Them Dirty (1986)
- A Dog's Life
- Maggie's Play
- Somebody's Little Boy
- The Lost Doll
- Laughter and Tears
- Et Tu, Lesbo
- Nocturnes (1983)
- Night Sweat (1983)
- Pigman: A Comedy in Three Acts (1985-6)
- Private Theatricals: Morning, Noon & Night (1990)
- Stray Dog Story : An Adventure In Ten Scenes (1981)
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