Moss Hart

George Simon Kaufman

Presents the 1937 Pulitizer prize-winning drama featuring the Sycamores and the Kirbys.

Comedy in Three Acts

You Can't Take it with You

Edna Ferber

THE STORY: The play concerns a group of young girls who have come to New York to study acting and find jobs. The scene is Mrs. Orcutt's boarding house, where the hopes and ambitions of sixteen young women are revealed in scenes of entertaining come

A Play in Three Acts

Stage Door

A Sequel to "Of Thee I Sing"; a Musical Play by George S. Kaufman and Morrie Ryskind; Lyrics by Ira Gershwin; Illustrated by Donald McKay

Let 'em Eat Cake

A Kaufman Collection

By George

Morrie Ryskind

James Kevin McGuinness

A Night at the Opera

THE STORY: The story chronicles the trials and tribulations of Newton Fuller who craves--and gets--a little place in the country to call his own. Newton and his wife, Annabell, and their daughter, Madge, are hypnotized into taking over one of those

George Washington Slept Here

Ring Lardner

A Comedy in a Prologue and Three Acts

June Moon

George Gershwin

A Musical Play in Two Acts

Of Thee I Sing

Kurt Janser

Niggi Reiniger

Komödie in drei Akten

You can't take it with you - Man lebt nur einmal

A Sequel to "Of Thee I Sing,"

Bert Kalmar

Harry Ruby

"A stage vehicle for the Marx Brothers. The scene is the Long Island estate of Mrs. Rittenhouse, a wealthy patroness of the arts with a marriageable daughter. Her celebrity weekend guest is the renowned Captain Jeffrey Spaulding, the African Explorer. He arrives with his secretary, Horatio Jameson, followed by pair of "musicians": Ravelli and the Professor. What follows is typical Marxian lunacy, involving a stolen painting, a surreal bridge game, a Broadway gossip columnist named Wally Winston, a financial wizard formerly known as Abie the Fish Peddler, and a climatic burlesque of Marie Antoinette and the Three Musketeers."--George S. Kaufman website.

Animal Crackers

Alexander Woollcott

A Melodrama in Three Acts

The Dark Tower

Arthur Sullivan

THE STORY: Joseph Porter heads Pinafore Pictures amid a swirl of recognizable Hollywood types: Louhedda Hopsons, a gossip columnist; a veritable chain gang of imprisoned screen writers and dumb blondes looking to become famous; a devious agent; a

Hollywood Pinafore, Or, The Lad who Loved a Salary

George Simon Kaufman

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