Dramatic Sketches
- The Black and White (1959)
- Trouble in the Works (1959)
- Last to Go (1959)
- Request Stop (1959)
- Special Offer (1959)
- That's Your Trouble (1959)
- That's All (1959)
- Interview (1959)
- Applicant (1959)
- Dialogue for Three (1959)
- Umbrellas (1960)
- Night (1969)
- Precisely (1983)
- "God's District" (1997)
- Press Conference (2002)
- Apart From That (2006)
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