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A Doll House

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Henrik Ibsen

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The Cherry Orchard

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Anton Chekhov

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Major Barbara

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George Bernard Shaw

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Mother Courage and Her Children
Caucasion Chalk Circle
Threepenny Opera
The Good Woman of Setzuan

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Brecht (Epic Theatre)

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Importance of Being Earnest

Lady Windermere’s Fan

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Oscar Wilde

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The Intruder

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Maurice Maeterlinck (symbolism)

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Spring’s Awakening

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Benjamin Franklin Wedekind (symbolism)

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A Dream Play

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August Strindberg (symbolism)

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The Son

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Walter Hasenclaver (Expressionism)

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Morn to Midnight

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George Kaiser (Expressionism)

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Man and Masses

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Ernst Toller (Expressionism)

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The Hairy Ape

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Eugene O’Neill (Expressionism)

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They’re Coming

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Fillipo Marinetti (Futurism)

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The Infernal Machine

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Jean Cocteau (Surrealism)

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No Exit

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Jean Paul Satre (Existentialism)

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The Flies

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Albert Camus (Existentialism)

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Rhinoceros

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Eugene Ionesco (Theatre of the Absurd)

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Waiting for Godot

Endgame

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Samuel Beckett (Theatre of the Absurd)

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The Homecoming

The Betrayal

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Harold Pinter ((Theatre of the Absurd)
(could also be considered selective realism)
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Death of A Salesman
All My Sons
The Crucible

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Arthur Miller (Selective Realism)

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The Glass Menagerie
A Streetcar Named Desire
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

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Tennessee Williams (Selective Realism)

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The Zoo Story
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf
The Goat or, Who’s Sylvia?

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Edward Albee (Selective Realism)

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Fences

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August Wilson

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Raisin in the SUn

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Lorraine Hansberry

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Slave Ship

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Amiri Baraka

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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Harriett Beecher Stowe

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