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John ErvineThe Medium - Gian-Carlo MenottiThree Men on a Horse - John Cecil Holm and George AbbottThe Winslow Boy - Terrence Rattigan“Yes, My Darling Daughter” - Mark Reed1950Born Yesterday - Garson KaninBoth Your Houses - Maxwell AndersonGay Divorcee - Cole Porter, Book by Dwight TaylorGoodbye, My Fancy - Fay KaninHarvey - Mary ChaseJanuary Thaw - William RoceOnce an Actor - Rosemary CaseyPeg O’ My Heart - J.Hartley MannersPost Road - Wilbur Daniel Steele and Norma MitchellThe Sacred Flame - Somerset MaughamSmilin’ Through - Jane Cowl and Jane MurfinThe Taming of the Shrew - William Shakespeare1951The Chiltern Hundreds - William Douglas HoweThe Glass Menagerie - Tennessee WilliamsHome At Seven - R.C.SherrifI Remember Mama - John Van DrutenLady Windermere’s Fan - Oscar WildeLegend of Sarah - James Gow and Armand D’UsseauMiss Mabel - Dennis Hoey and Clarence DerwentOne’s a Crowd - Eugene RaskinSecond Threshold - Philip BarryThe Silver Whistle - Robert McEnroeTwo Girls Wanted - Gladys Unger1952Black Chiffon - Lesley StormDeath Takes a Holiday - Walter Ferris and Alberto CasellaThe Flashing Stream - Charles MorganThe Lady’s Not For Burning - Christopher FryThe Little Minister - Sir James M.BarrieMacbeth - William ShakespeareThe Milky Way - Lynn Root and Harry ClarkA Murder in the Family - Victor WolfsonNina - Andre Roussin, Adapted by Samuel TaylorRamshackle Inn - George BatsonThe Show-Off - George KellyTheater - Somerset Maugham1953Affairs of State - Louis VerneuilBell, Book and Candle - John Van DrutenBunty Pulls the Strings - Graham MoffatGigi - Anita LoosJane - Somerset MaughamThe Marquise - Noel CowardMister Roberts - Thomas Reagan and Joshua LoganThe Moon Is Blue - F.Hugh HerbertThe Tender Trap - Max Shulman and Robert Paul SmithThe Three-Toed Pony - Sidney HowardThe Velvet Glove - Rosemary CaseyYou Never Can Tell - George Bernard Shaw1954Charley’s Aunt - Brandon ThomasA Dash of Bitters - Reginald DenhamEthan Frome - Owen and Donald Davis, Adapted From the novel by Edith WhartonThe Fourposter - Jan de HartogThe Ghost Train - Arnold RidleyThe Iron Gate - John T.ChapmanLate Love - Rosemary CaseyMadam Will You Walk? - Sidney HowardMy Three Angels - Sam and Bella SpewackPygmalion - George Bernard ShawThree’s A Family - Phoebe and Henry EphronTraveller’s Joy - Arthur MacRaeThe White Sheep of the Family - L.duGarde Peach and Ian Hay1955Caine Mutiny Court Martial - Herman WoukDial M For Murder - Frederick KnottEdward My Son - Robert Morley and Noel LangleyO Mistress Mine - Terence RattiganThe Old Maid - Edith WhartonReclining Figure - Harry KurnitzThe Remarkable Mr.Pennypacker - Liam O'BrienSabrina Fair - Samuel TaylorShadow and Substance - Paul Vincent CarrollThe Tender Trap - Max Shulman and Robert Paul SmithTime Out for Ginger - Ronald Alexander1956Anastasia - Marcelle Maurette, Adapted by Guy BoltonThe Good Fairy - Ferenc MolnarThe Happy Time - Samuel TaylorHeartbreak House - George Bernard ShawThe Little Foxes - Lillian HellmanMade In Heaven - Hagar WildeA Roomful of Roses - Edith Sommer SoderbagThe Seven Year Itch - George AxelrodThe Solid Gold Cadillac - Howard Teichman and George S.KaufmanThe Wayward Saint - Paul Vincent Carroll1957Androcles and the Lion - George Bernard ShawBus Stop - William IngeCharm - John KirkpatrickThe Great Sebastians - Howard Lindsay and Russell CrouseJanus - Carolyn GreenKing of Hearts - Jean Kerr and Eleanor BrookeOh Men! Oh Women! - Edward ChodorovThe Potting Shed - Graham GreeneThe Reluctant Debutante - William Douglas HomeTime Limit - Henry Denker and Ralph Berkey1958The Cocktail Party - T.S.EliotThe Constant Wife - Somerset MaughamThe Cradle Song - Martines SierraThe Matchmaker - Thornton WilderThe Mousetrap - Agatha ChristieNoah - Andre Obey, Adapted by Arthur WilmurtNo Time For Sergeants - Ira Levin, Based on the novel by Mac HymanThe Playboy of the Western World - John Millington SyngeSeparate Tables - Terence RattiganVisit to a Small Planet - Gore Vidal1959The Boy Friend - Sandy WilsonCompulsion - Meyer LevinDarkness at Noon - Sidney Kingsley, Based on the novel by Albert KoestlerDiary of Anne Frank - Dramatized by Frances Goodrich and Albert HackettThe Importance of Being Earnest - Oscar WildeThe Lady’s Not For Burning - Christopher FryMan and Superman - George Bernard ShawOnce More With Feeling - Harry KurmitsPicnic - William IngeTime Remembered - Jean Anouilh1960Angel Street - Patrick HamiltonDear Charles - Alan MelvilleDear Miss Phoebe - Sir James M.Barrie, Adapted by Christopher Hassell/Music by Harry Parr DaviesThe Gazebo - Alec CoppelThe Happiest Days of Your Life - John DightonMember of the Wedding - Carson McCullersMisalliance - George Bernard ShawTwo for the Seesaw - William GibsonThe Waltz of the Toreadors - Jean AnouilhWitness for the Prosecution - Agatha Christie1961Arsenic and Old Lace - Joseph KesserlingBetween Seasons - Malcolm WellsBreath Of Spring - Peter CokeInvitation to a March - Arthur LaurentsThe Marriage-Go-Round - Leslie StevensRoar Like A Dove - Lesley StevensSouth Pacific - Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein, Music by Richard RodgersSuzannah and the Elders - James BridieTeahouse of the August Moon - John PatrickTen Little Indians - Agatha Christie1962Critic’s Choice - Ira LevinThe King and I - Libretto by Oscar Hammerstein, Music by Richard RodgersLife with Father - Howard Lindsay and Russell CrouseMiss Lucy - Irene GawneMurder at the Vicarage - Agatha ChristiePleasure of his Company - Samuel TaylorSee How They Run - Philip KingStreetcar Named Desire - Tennessee WilliamsUnder the Yum Yum Tree - Lawrence RomanYou Never Know - Cole Porter1963The Cat and the Canary - John WillardThe Corn is Green - Kalyn WilliamsThe Grass is Greener - Hugh & Margaret WilliamsLady Audley’s Secret or Who Pushed George - Mary Elizabeth Braddon; Adapted by Joan White, Music and Lyrics by Anna RussellLittle Mary Sunshine - Rick BesoyanPajama Game - Richard Bissell and George Abbott, Music and Lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry RossA Shot in the Dark - Marcel Archard1964As You Like It - William ShakespeareCome Blow Your Horn - Neil SimonGuys and Dolls - Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows, Adapted from the stories of Damon Runyon, Music and Lyrics by Frank LoesserJourney to Bahia - Dias Gomes, Adapted by Stanley RichardsMy Fair Lady - Book and Lyrics by Alan J.Lerner, Adapted from George Bernard Shaw, Music by Frederick LoeweNight Must Fall - Emlyn WilliamsThe Silver Cord - Sidney HowardThe Time of the Cuckoo - Arthur Laurents1965Carnival - Book by Michael Stewart, Music and Lyrics by Bob MerrillCheri and the Last of the Cherry - Paul Giovanni and Viveca Lindfors, Adapted from ColetteDuel of Angels - Jean Giraudoux, Translated by Christopher FryA Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - Book by Bert Shevelov and Larry Gelbart, Music and Lyrics by Stephen SondheimThe Glass Menagerie - Tennessee WilliamsLa Ronde - Arthur Schnitzler, Translated by Eric BentleyThree-Penny Opera - Bertolt Brecht, Music by Kurt Weill, English adaptation by Marc Blitztein1966The Cretan Woman - Robinson JeffersFragments - Murray SchisgalThe Merchant of Venice - William ShakespeareThe Skin of our Teeth - Thornton WilderWaiting for Godot - Samuel Beckett1967Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? - Don PetersonDracula - Hamilton Deane and John Balderston, Based on the Novel by Bram StokerThe Exercise - John Lewis CarlinoThe Magistrate - Arthur Wing PineroStreetcar Named Desire - Tennessee Williams1968Adaptation - Elaine MayA Cry of Players - William GibsonThe Cuban Thing - Jack GelberA Matter of Position - Elaine MayNext - Terrence McNally1969Encounters - Wally Harper and Paul ZakrsowskiHunger and Thirst - Eugene IonescoJohn and Abigail - William GibsonTimon’s Beach - Gordon Rogoff1970The Christmas Dinner - William DevaneThe Enemy is Dead - Don PetersonThe Fable of the Sun People - Ernest L.West, Jr.Other People - Thomas BergerA Passage to E.M.Forster - Arranged By William Roerick and Thomas ColeyPostscript - Merritt Abrash1971Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been Blue? - Leslie WeinerThe Goodbye People - Herb GardnerThe RainmakerPromenade, All! - David V.Robinson and Richard BackusWhere Has Tommy Flowers Gone? - Terrence McNally1972And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little - Paul ZindelClark and Myrna - Elliott BakerThe Contrast - Royall Tyler, Adapted by Antony Stimas, Music by Don Pippin, Lyrics by Steven BrownThe Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds - Paul Zindel1973Crystal, Crystal Chandeliers - Lawrence RomanThe Gershwin YearsThe Gingerbread Lady - Neil SimonSummer Brave - William Inge1974Cages - John Lewis CarlineColette - Adapted by Elinor Jones from Colette, Music by Harvey Schmidt, Lyrics by Tom JonesDesire Under the Elms - Eugene O’NeillWhen You Comin’ Back, Red Ryder - Mark Medoff1975The Butterfingers Angel - William GibsonCome and Be Killed - Lionel WilsonDandelion Wine - Ray Bradbury, Adapted by Peter John BaileyGodspell - Conceived by John-Michael Tebelak, Music by Stephen Schwartz1976George Washington Slept Here - George S.Kaufman and Moss HartHo, Ho, Ho - Ruth GordonThe Lion in Winter - James GoldmanOf Thee I Sing - Book by George S.Kaufman and Morris Ryskind, Music and Lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin1977Broadway - Philip Dunning and George AbbottCome Back, Little Sheba - William IngeI Married an Angel - Music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Lorenz HartThe Last Analysis - Saul Bellow1978The Children’s Hour - Lillian HellmanDodsworth - Sinclair Lewis, Dramatized by Sidney HowardDisciple of Discontent - John L.LewisLet ‘Em Eat Cake - Book by George S.Kaufman and Morris Ryskind, Music by George Gershwin, Lyrics by Ira GershwinVagabond Stars - Nahma Sandrow and Sllan Albert1979The Butter and the Egg Man - George S.KaufmanCarnival - Book By Michael Stewart, Music and Lyrics By Bob MerrillThe Petrified Forest - Robert SherwoodThe Rose Tattoo - Tennessee Williams1980Anyone Can Whistle - Book by Arthur Laurents, Music and Lyrics by Stephen SondheimFirst Lady - Katharine Dayton and George S.KaufmanThe Glass Menagerie - Tennessee WilliamsThe Little Foxes - Lillian HellmanThe Rainmaker - N.Richard Nash1981House of Blue Leaves - John GuareA Safe Place - Carol K.MackTwo for the Seesaw - William GibsonA View from the Bridge - Arthur Miller1982The Animal Kingdom - Philip John BarryThe Palace of Amateurs - John Faro PiRomanSunrise at Campobello - Dore ScharyA Thousand Clowns - Herb Gardner1983The Belle of Amherst - William LuceThe Big Knife - Clifford OdetsFanny - Book by S.N.Behrman and Joshua Logan, Music and Lyrics by Harold RomeHarvey - Mary ChaseThe Vinegar Tree - Paul Osborn1984High Spirits - Music, Book and Lyrics by Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray, Based on “Blithe Spirit” - by Noel Coward A Loss of Roses - William IngeMiss Lulu Bett - Zona GaleSabrina Fair - Samuel A.Taylor1985Beyond Therapy - Christopher DurangCaught - Bernard M.KahnMember of the Wedding - Carson McCullersParis Bound - Philip Barry1986All the Way Home - Tad Mosel based on “A Death In The Family” by James AgeeA Delicate Balance - Edward AlbeeA Little Night Music - Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Book by Hugh WheelerVisit To A Small Planet - Gore Vidal1987The Boys Next Door - Tom GriffinI Never Sang for My Father - Robert AndersonNo Time for Comedy - S.N.BehrmanPortrait of Jennie - Adaptation by Enid Futterman and Dennis Rosa, Music by Howard Marre, Lyrics by Enid Futterman1988The Chalk Garden - Enid BagnoldThe Price - Arthur MillerStepping Out - Richard HarrisTusitala - James Prideaux1989Betrayal - Harold PinterLute Song - Sidney Howard and Will IrwinThe Middle Ages - A.R.GurneyTete A Tete - Ralph Burdman1990Breaking Legs - Tom DulackThe Hasty Heart - John PatrickShe Loves Me - Book by Joe Masteroff, Music by Jerry Bock, Lyrics by Sheldon HarnickThe Road To Mecca - Athol Fugard1991California Suite - Neil SimonKiss Me Kate - Book and Lyrics by Samuel Spewack, Music by Cole PorterThe Real Thing - Tom StoppardTrains - Barbara Lebow1992Ain’t Misbehavin’ - Richard Maltby, Jr.

The BTF’s Touring Component, part of the school residency program, also performs for many additional schools and museums throughout western Massachusetts each year.Buster KeatonEthel BarrymoreThornton WilderCalista FlockhartChristopher Walken in The Rain MakerAl Pacino in Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie - 1967Dustin Hoffman in Fragments - 1966Gene Hackman in Fragments - 1966Karen AllenLinda HamiltonJeffrey Donovan - Toys in the Attic 2000.

GermainSweet and Hot: The Songs of Harold Arlen - Conceived by Julianne Boyd, Music by Harold ArlenUnicorn Theatre:Amphitryon - Heinrich von KleistLove and Anger - George WalkerMississippi Nude - John Reeves1994Brimstone - Mary Bracken Philips and Patrick MeeganTwo for the Seesaw - William GibsonBreaking the Silence - Stephen PoliakoffGolf With Alan Shepard - Carter LewisUnicorn Theatre:The Baltimore Waltz - Paula VogelThe Game of Love and Chance - MarivauxMad Forest - Caryl Churchill1995Main Stage:Cowgirls - Mary Murfitt and Betsy HowieThe Fox - Alan MillerKafka’s Wick - Allan Bennett13 Rue de l’Amour - Mawby Green and Ed FeilbertUnicorn Theatre:Four Dogs and a Bone - John Patrick ShanleyThe Illusion - Tony KushnerKeely and Du - Jane Martin1996Main Stage:Free Fall - Marc Alan Zagoren and Sandy DuncanHay Fever - Noel CowardJitta’s Atonement - George Bernard ShawVisiting Mr.Green - Jeff BaronUnicorn Theatre:L-Play - Beth Henley1997Main Stage:Four of a Kind - Anton ChekhovGood Company - Sheldon HarnickOver the River and Through the Woods - Joe Di PietroWoman in Mind - Alan AyckbournUnicorn Theatre:Quills - Doug WrightWilder, Wilder - Thornton Wilder1998Main Stage:Desire Under the Elms - Eugene O’NeillAn Empty Plate in the Café Du Grand Boeuf - Michael HollingerHigh Spirits - Music, Lyrics and Book by Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray,Based on ‘Blithe Spirit’ by Noel CowardTransit of Venus - Maureen HunterUnicorn Theatre:Life’s A Dream - Pedro Calderon de la BarcaThe End of the World - Roman PaskaSecret Lives Of The Sexists - Charles Ludlam1999Main Stage:The Crucifer of Blood - Paul GiovanniMoby Dick - Rehearsed - Orson WellsThe Batting Cage - Joan AckermannLives of the Saints - David IvesUnicorn Theatre:Love’s Fire - Eric Gogosian, William finn, John Guare, Tony Kushner, Marsha Norman, Ntozake Shange, Wendy WassersteinShoot the Piano Player - Richard CorleyConviction - Eve EnslerStarr’s Last Tape - Richard Lingeman and Victor Navasky2000Main Stage:Camelot - Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, Music by Frederic LoweToys in the Attic - Lillian HellmanThe Shadow of Greatness - Gary SocolSay Yes! - Wally Harper and Sherman YellenUnicorn Theatre:Best Kept Secret, A Dangerous Liaison in the Cold War - Katherine HoughtonCoyote on a Fence - Bruce GrahamThe Einstein Project - Paul D’Andrea and Jon Klein2001Main Stage:H.M.S.Pinafore - by W.S.Gilbert and Arthur SullivanAwake and Sing! - by Clifford OdetsThe Smell of the Kill - by Michele LoweMy Fair Lady - Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, Music by Frederick LoeweUnicorn Theatre:This is Our Youth - by Kenneth LonerganA Dream Play - by August StrindbergPound of Flesh - by Michael Bolus2001 BTF PLAYS!Alice in Wonderland - by Lewis Carroll, Adapted by Gray SimonsJust So Stories - Written by Rudyard Kipling, Adapted by Gray Simons2002Main Stage:Zorba - Book by Joseph Stein; Music by John Kander; Lyrics by Fred EbbQuartet - by Ronald HarwoodA Saint She Ain’t - Book and Lyrics by Dick Vosburgh; Music by Denis KingThe Foreigner - by Larry ShueUnicorn Theatre:Dimetos - by Athol FugardMiss Julie - by August StrindbergHolding History: Insurrection - by Robert O’HaraBrownstone - by Josh Rubins, Peter Larson, Andrew Cadiff2002 BTF PLAYS!Monkey - Adapted from the Chinese Folktale by Gray SimonsThe Magic Flute - Adapted from Mozart by Gray Simons2003Main Stage:Enter Laughing - by Joseph Stein, Adapted from the novel by Carl ReinerThe Stillborn Lover - by Timothy FindleyTalley’s Folly - by Lanford WilsonPeter Pan - by J.M.Barrie, A new version by John Caird and Trevor NunnUnicorn Theatre:American Primitive - William GibsonNijinsky’s Last Dance - by Norman AllenThe Who’s Tommy - Music and Lyrics by Pete TownshendAssassins - Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Book by John Weidman2004Main Stage:Blues for an Alabama Sky - by Pearl CleageHeartbreak House - by George Bernard ShawThe Miracle Worker - by William GibsonThe Misanthrope - by Molià¨re, Translated by Richard WilburUnicorn Theatre:Floyd Collins - Music and lyrics by Adam Guettel, Book by Tina LandauHerman Hesses’s Siddhartha, A Jungian Fantasy - Adapted from the Novel by Eric HillEugene’s Home - by Kathy Levin ShapiroIt Goes Without Saying - Written by Bill Bowers2005Main Stage:Side by Side by Sondheim - Stephen SondheimEquus - Peter ShafferAmerican Buffalo - David MametSouvenir - Stephen TemperleyUnicorn Theatre:I Do! I Do! - Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones, Music by Harvey SchmidtThe Father - August Strindberg, Translated, adapted by Anders CatoRat in the Skull - Ron HutchinsonMy Buddy Bill - Rick ClevelandNursery Rhyme Cafe - E.Gray Simons II2006Main Stage:Amadeus - Peter ShafferCoastal Disturbances - Tina HoweThe Night of the Iguana - Tennessee WilliamsThe Heidi Chronicles - Wendy WassersteinUnicorn Theatre:The Illusion - Pierre Corneille, adapted by Tony KushnerWhere Has Tommy Flowers Gone? - Terrence McNallyThe Pilgrim Papers - Stephen TemperleyVia Dolorosa - David HareA Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, adapted by Eric Hill2006 BTF PLAYS!Mystery Sideshow 3…Way Out West - E.Gray Simons IIIJames and the Giant Peach - Roald DahlThe Wizard of Oz - book and music by L.Frank2007Main Stage:Love! Valour! Compassion! - Terrence McNallyOne Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest - Dale WassermanMorning’s At Seven - Paul OsbornMrs.

In 1993, a formal season of plays was offered in the Unicorn Theatre to meet the growing popularity of the festival.

Many playwrights at BTF have won Pulitzer and Nobel Prizes.1928The Buffoon - A.Tupper and Howard LeeCandida - George Bernard ShawCaptain Applejack - Walter HackettThe Cradle Song - Martinez SierraThe Enchanted April - Kane CampbellMeet the Wife - Lynn StarlingMr.

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