Plays and Theatrical Works
- Jackie O an opera by Michael Daugherty — Houston Opera Studio, Houston, TX.
- JACKS by Lys Anzia — Fremont Centre Theatre, South Pasadena, CA.
- Cirque Jacqueline by Andrea Reese — Triad Theater, NY, NY.
- Jackie, An American Life by Gip Hoppe — Wilber Theatre, Boston, MA.
- Jackie Undressed by Andree Stolte — Eagles Dare Theater, NY, NY.
- The Secret Letters of Jackie & Marilyn by Mark Hampton and Michael Sharp, O'Reilly Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA.
- Jackie" by Naomi West & Catherine Wilson Editions de la Martiniere
- The First Lady by Herman van Veen and Lori Spee
- Die Prinzessindramen: Der Tod und das Maedchen IV - Jackie by Elfriede Jelinek
- Grey Gardens - Walter Kerr Theatre, New York City, NY. The character of Jacqueline Bouvier appears in Act I.
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