Various Plays
- När det utbröt panik i det kollektiva omedvetna (When Panic Broke Out in the Collective Unconscious) 1986
- Titta det blöder (Look It's Bleeding) 1987
- Det vackra blir liksom över (The Beautiful Things Is Kind Of Left Out; American title, "The Hour of the Dog"; performed in New York and Edinburgh) 1989
- Tant Blomma (Aunt Flower; American title, "Aunt Blossom"; performed in New York) 1993
- Idlaflickorna (The Idla Girls) (American title, "The Old Girls at Lake Garda"; performed in New York) 1993
- Silver Star (performed in New York) 1995
- De tröstlösa(The Inconsolable) 1997 (written with Allan Edwall)
- Titta en älg (Look A Moose) 1999
- Stulna juveler (Stolen Jewels; performed in New York) 2000
- Eskil Johnassons flyttfirma (Eskil Johnasson's Mover Business) 2000
- Begåvningsreserven (The Talent Reserve) 2002
- Kvinnorna vid Svansjön (The Women by The Swan Lake) 2003
- Två solstrålar på nya äventyr (Two Sunbeams On New Adventures) 2003
- Var är Holger, Harald och Herrman? (Where Are Holger, Harald and Herrman?) 2004
- Vera 2005
- Det finns ett liv därborta i Vällingby (There Is A Life Over There at Vällingby) 2005
- Gråt inte mer, Cecilia. Och inte du heller, Ursula (Don't Cry Anymore, Cecilia. And Not You Either, Ursula) 2005
- Katarina den stora (Catherine The Great) 2006
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