The Sea-Gull: Chekhov's play dramatizes the romantic and artistic conflicts among four characters: The ingenue Nina Zarietchnaya, the fading actress Irina Abkadina, her son the symbolist playwright, Constantin Treplieff; and the famous middlebrow story writer, Boris Trigorin.

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The Scornful Lady: The Scornful Lady by Beaumont & Fletcher.

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The Purgatory of St. Patrick: Two of the dramas contained in this volume are the most celebrated ofall Calderon's writings. The first, "La Vida es Sueno", has been translated into many languages and performed with success on almostevery stage in Europe but that of England

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The Price: Millionaire goes to hell and think his paperwork must have been mix up. He thinks a mistake has been made and demands Satan to correct the problem at once. The millionaire does not believe in God and does not accept Jesus Christ`s Salvation. He thinks man is the measure of all things and not God. He thinks the Bible was written by drunks and fools. The millionaire demand that Satan turns the air condition on because its to hot. He tell Satan if he has a problem with God do not take it out on him because it is a mistake he is there. Given a choice people would select money over the Bible.

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The Poetaster: A comical satire by English poet, playwright, and competitor to William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson.

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The Playboy of the Western World: The Playboy of the Western World depicts, through the eyes of others, depicts the transformation of its young hero from timid weakling to paragon of bravery.

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The Old Bachelor: The comical first play by English dramatist and master of pure comedy, William Congreve.

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The Miser: The Miser follows the story of Harpagon, who thinks that his children are costing him too much money and must be married off. He has found an old man who won't demand a dowry for his daughter Elise and a rich widow for his son Cleante. Unfortunately Elise is already in love with Harpagon's servant and his son is in love with the pennyless Mariane, whom Harpagon has already decided to take as his own wife.

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The School for Husbands: In this play by French playwright Moliere, young lovers are balked by elders, and aided by clever servants.

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The Master Builder: This work by 19th Century Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen presents an intriguing portrait of one man's consuming desire for success

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