Works Written For The Theater
- The Pyre (Director: Gisele Vienne, Score: Stephen O'Malley, Peter Rehberg; 2013)
- Last Spring, a Prequel (Director: Gisele Vienne, Score: Stephen O'Malley, Peter Rehberg; 2011)
- This Is How You Will Disappear (Director: Gisele Vienne, Score: Stephen O'Malley and Peter Rehberg, Visual Effects: Fujiko Nakaya & Shiro Takatani; 2010)
- Dedans/Dehors/David (Writer/Director: David Bobee, based on Cooper's novel "Closer", 2008)
- Jerk (Director: Gisele Vienne, Score: Peter Rehberg/Pita; 2008)
- Jerk, radio play (France Culture/Radio France, 2007)
- Kindertotenlieder (Director: Gisele Vienne, Score: Stephen O'Malley and Peter Rehberg/Pita; 2007)
- Une Belle Enfant Blonde (Co-written with Catherine Robbe Grillet, Director: Gisele Vienne, Score: Peter Rehberg/Pita; 2005)
- I Apologize (Director: Gisele Vienne, Score: Peter Rehberg/Pita; 2004)
- The Undead (Director: Ishmael Houston-Jones, Score: Tom Recchion; Visual Design: Robert Flynt; 1990)
- Knife/Tape/Rope (Director: Ishmael Houston-Jones, Sets: John De Fazio; 1985)
- Them (Director: Ishmael Houston-Jones, Score: Chris Cochrane; 1984, 2010)
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