Elmer Rice - Stage Productions

Stage Productions

  • A Defection from Grace (1913) with Frank Harris (unpublished)
  • The Seventh Commandment (1913) with Frank Harris (unpublished)
  • The Passing of Chow-Chow (1913) (one act) (published in 1925)
  • On Trial (1914) with Frank Harris
  • The Iron Cross (1917)
  • The Home of the Free (1918)
  • For the Defense (1919)
  • It is the Law (1922)
  • The Adding Machine (1923)
  • The Mongrel (1924) from a novel by Hermann Bahr (adaptation)
  • Close Harmony (with Dorothy Parker, 1924)
  • The Sidewalks of New York (1925) (Unpublished, published in 1934 as Three Plays Without Words)
  • Is He Guilty? (1927)
  • Wake Up, Jonathan (with Hatcher Hughes, 1928)
  • The Gay White Way (1928)
  • Cock Robin (1929) (co-author: Philip Barry)
  • Street Scene (1929) won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama (also directed)
  • The Subway (1929)
  • See Naples and Die (1930) (also directed)
  • The Left Bank (1931) (also produced and directed)
  • Counsellor-at-Law (1931) (also produced and directed)
  • The House in Blind Alley: A Play in Three Acts (1932)
  • We, The People (1933) (also produced and directed)
  • Three Plays Without Words (1934) (one act)
    • Landscape With Figures
    • Rus in Urbe
    • Exterior
  • The Home of the Free 1934 (one act)
  • Judgment Day (1934) (also produced and directed)
  • Two Plays (1935)
    • Between Two Worlds (also produced and directed)
    • Not for Children
  • Black Sheep (1938) (also produced and directed)
  • American Landscape (1938) (also directed)
  • Two On an Island (1940) with incidental music by Kurt Weill (also directed)
  • Flight tio the West (1941) (also directed)
  • The Talley Method (1941) (also produced and directed)
  • A New Life (1944)
  • Dream Girl (1946) (also directed)
  • The Grand Tour (1952) (also directed)
  • The Winner (1954) (also directed)
  • Cue for Passion (1959) (also directed)
  • Love Among the Ruins (1963) (Originally copyrighted in 1951)
  • Court of Last Resort (1965)

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