New York Stage
- Merton of the Movies 1980
- The Slab Boys 1980
- Forty-Deuce 1981
- Hunting Scenes From Lower Bavaria 1981
- Amadeus 1981
- Cloud Nine 1982
- Jazz Poets at the Grotto 1982
- Henry V 1984
- The Iceman Cometh 1985
- North Shore Fish 1987
- Two Gentlemen of Verona 1987
- Serious Money 1987
- Italian American Reconciliation 1988
- Aristocrats 1989
- Ice Cream/Hot Fudge 1990
- Scheherazade 1992
- The Tempest 1995
- Baby Anger 1997
- Measure for Measure 2001
- Barbra's Wedding 2003
- Twelve Angry Men 2004
- The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie 2006
- Cymbeline 2007
- Why Torture is Wrong and the People Who Love Them 2009
- Keep Your Pantheon 2009
- School 2009
- Equivocation 2010
- Taming of the Shrew 2012
- Medieval Play 2012
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