Notable Productions
- 1913: The Great Adventure
- 1915: Our American Cousin
- 1915: Alice in Wonderland
- 1936: You Can't Take It With You
- 1939: The Time of Your Life
- 1942: Blithe Spirit
- 1947: An Inspector Calls
- 1950: Come Back, Little Sheba
- 1954: Dial M for Murder
- 1956: The Matchmaker
- 1957: "Visit to a Small Planet"
- 1958: Two for the Seesaw
- 1961: A Taste of Honey
- 1964: Luv
- 1969: Butterflies Are Free
- 1972: That Championship Season
- 1974: Bad Habits
- 1975: Very Good Eddie
- 1976: For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf
- 1979: The Elephant Man
- 1984: Sunday in the Park with George
- 1985: I'm Not Rappaport
- 1989: Shirley Valentine; Tru
- 1990: Once on This Island
- 1998: The Old Neighborhood
- 1999: Dame Edna: The Royal Tour
- 2002: Bea Arthur on Broadway
- 2005: The Pillowman
- 2006: Butley
- 2007: The Year of Magical Thinking, The Seafarer
- 2008: Thurgood, Dividing The Estate
- 2009: The Story of My Life, Next to Normal
- 2011: High, Other Desert Cities
- 2012: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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