Works
- Strange Attractors (Empty Space Theatre) January 15, 2003
- The Evildoers (Yale Rep) 2008
- Elective Affinities (Royal Court Theatre, London, RSC/Stratford and Soho Theatre, Soho Rep)
- Marie Antoinette (American Repertory Theatre and Yale Repertory Theatre) 2012
- 3C (Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre) 2012
- Caligula (Soho Rep) 2008
- Stunning (Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Lincoln Center Theater) 2009
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