Plays
In April 2008, the More Fire! Productions archive, including scripts, photographs, reviews, production notes, and videos, was donated to NYC's Lincoln Center Library for the Performing Arts.
- As the Burger Broils (Oct. 1980)
- The Exorcism of Cheryl (April–June 1980; Feb. 1982)
- Junk Love (Nov. 1981, Feb. 1982, April 1982, May 1985, Sept. 1986)
- The Godmother (April 1983)
- Art Failures (Dec. 1983, April 1984)
- Whining and Dining (Dec. 1984-Jan. 1985)
- Epstein on the Beach (Nov. 1985, Sept. 1986)
- Beyond Bedlam (April–May 1987)
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