Every semester, PW produces three or four full productions, as well as one shorter show.  They are decided on a rolling basis by the PW board, which picks among shows proposed to them by directors and playwrights.  The following is a list of PW's shows over the past few years:

**fall 2009 season**
    * [[shows:3c2c09|3 Chairs, 2 Cubes: Undergraduate New Plays Festival]]
    * [[The Clean House]] by Sarah Ruhl, directed by Emma Price
    * [[The Danube]] by Maria Irene Fornes, directed by Jessica Goldschmidt

**spring 2009 season**
    * [[Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake)]] by Sheila Callaghan, directed by James Anglin Flynn
    * [[Art]] by Yasmina Reza, directed by Gordon Sayre
    * [[Illusions of Grandeur|Illusions of Grandeur, a new magic show]] written, directed and performed by Andrew Evans
    * [[Metamorphoses]] by Mary Zimmerman, directed by Mark Brown II
    * [[Pleasure Dome]] conceived by David Harrington, Andrew Starner and Hillary Dixler, directed by David Harrington and Andrew Starner

**fall 2008 season**
    * [[shows:The Thing About Air Travel]] by Max Posner, directed by Sophie Shackleton
    * [[shows:3c2c08|3 Chairs, 2 Cubes: Undergraduate New Plays Festival]]
    * [[shows:Arcadia]] by Tom Stoppard, directed by Doug Eacho
    * [[JB|J.B.]] by Archibald MacLeish, directed by Aubie Merrylees

**spring 2008 season**
    * [[Living Room]] by Mateo Mancia, directed by Sarah Tolan-Mee
    * [[Reckless]] by Craig Lucas, directed by Dan Rogers
    * [[shows:Pastiche|Pastiche: The Best Brown Playwriting Festival Ever, The Festival]]
    * [[shows:Big Love]] by Charles Mee, directed by Sophia Shackleton
    * [[shows:The Music of Erich Zann in the Penal Colony]] adapted by David Harrington and Tamara Del Rosso, directed by David Harrington

**fall 2007 season**
    * [[Stone Cold Dead Serious]] by Adam Rapp, directed by Adam Mazer
    * [[3c2c07| 3 Chairs, 2 Cubes: undergraduate new plays festival]]
    * [[The Verge]], by Susan Glaspell, directed by Hillary Dixler
    * [[References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot]] by Jose Rivera, directed by Charly Simpson

**spring 2007 season**
    * [[Park Play]] by Angela Thurston, directed by Erin Adams and Angela Thurston
    * [[WZK|Woyzeck]] by Georg Büchner, directed by Patrick Harrison and Jeff Wood
    * [[Joe and the Pony Express Play Songs of Love, Joy, and Desperation]], Week in the Space concert, organized by Joe Posner
    * [[Accidental Death of an Anarchist]] by Dario Fo, directed by Michael Dean
    * [[A Doll House]] by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Tara Ahmadinejad

**fall 2006 season**
    * [[The Flies]] by Jean Paul Sartre, directed by James Rutherford
    * [[3c2c06|3 chairs, 2 cubes]]: undergraduate new plays festival
    * [[i am eloise]] written and directed by Tara Schuster
    * [[The Skin of Our Teeth]] by Thornton Wilder, directed by Dan Rogers

**spring 2006 season**
  * [[The Beauty Queen of Leenane]] by Martin McDonagh, directed by Austin Campion
  * [[Salome]] by Oscar Wilde, directed by Mustafa Samendi
  * [[Eternity Placement Opportunity]] 
  * [[Twelfth Night]] by William Shakespeare, directed by James Rutherford
  * [[Growing Born]]: A Paripatetic Playwrighting Experiment by Matt Kelly, Emily Drumsta, Jenn Silverman and Krista Knight, directed by Danielle Kourtesis

**fall 2005 season**
  * [[tod_i|Tod & I]] by Jeff Wood, directed by Tara Ahmadinejad and Jeff Wood
  * [[3c2c05|3 Chairs, 2 Cubes: undergraduate new plays festival]]
  * [[The Mousetrap]] by Agatha Christie, directed by Michelle Oing
  * [[The Invention of Love]] by Tom Stoppard, directed by Kathryn Wallem

**spring 2005 season**
  * [[The Syringa Tree]] by Pamela Gien, directed by Terese Lantos
  * [[The Other Side of the Closet]] written and directed by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig
  * [[Soul Love]] by Rick Sahlin, directed by Nick Reber
  * [[The Karaoke Kid]] written and directed by Caitlin Marshall
  * [[Cannibal! The Musical]] by Trey Parker, directed by Benji Samit

**fall 2004 season**
  * [[The Great Work]] by Molly Lambert, directed by Brian Faas
  * [[3c2c04|3 Chairs, 2 Cubes: undergraduate new plays festival]]
  * [[The Laramie Project]] by Moises Kaufman, directed by Michael Perlman
  * [[The Father]] by August Strindberg, directed by Pannill Camp

**spring 2004 season**
  * [[The Magellan Project]] created and directed by Rebecca Rouse and Kyle Shepard
  * [[Balloon]] created and directed by Caroline Hurley
  * [[3c2cspring04|3 Chairs, 2 Cubes: undergraduate new plays festival]]
  * [[The Best Brown Musical Ever, The Musical]] written and directed by Andrew Hertz and Lance Rubin
  * [[The Country Wife]] by William Wycherly, directed by Greg Shilling

**fall 2003 season**
  * Franz Kafka's [[The Trial]], adapted by Steven Berkoff, directed by Karola Kreitmair
  * [[No Returns]] written and directed by Leah Mann
  * [[The Skriker]] by Caryl Churchill, directed by Erica Saleh

**spring 2003 season**
  * [[Life Is a Dream]] by Pedro Calderon de la Barca, directed by Seth Bockley
  * [[Constellation]], an ensemble-based queer theatre creation, offsite.
  * [[Dance-o-matic]] conceived and directed by Ben Asriel
  * [[Garden]], a sound installation and performance created by Joe Winter
  * [[Dido]] written and directed by Sophie Klein
  * [[Crave]] by Sarah Kane, directed by Cari Cymanski

**fall 2002 season**
  * [[Endgame]] by Samuel Beckett, directed by Adam Immerwahr
  * [[2 out of 4]] by David Myers and Samuel Beckett, directed by Samuel Beckett
  * [[Equus]] by Peter Schaffer, directed by Ben Suger

**spring 2002 season**
  * [[Fefu and her Friends]] by Maria Irene Fornes, directed by Rebecca Rouse
  * [[play, a celebration of young playwrights]] directed by Liz Parrott
  * [[A Week in the Space, Work in Progress]] curated by Kerry Silva
  * [[A Week in the Space, The Book of Job, by God!]] by Daveed Diggs, Ben Watson-Lamprey & Noam Biale
  * [[The Blades of Our Knives]] an improvised soap opera directed by Jerome Saibil, musical direction by Eli Batalion
  * [[A Bright Room Called Day]] by Tony Kushner, directed by Rebecca Miller

**fall 2001 season**
  * [[Woyzeck]]  by Georg Buchner, directed by Nick Rosenblum
  * three chairs two cubes: a festival of undergraduate plays
  * [[The Crucible]] by Arthur Miller, directed by Michael Linden
  * [[how i learned to drive]] by Paula Vogel, directed by Rachael Miller

**spring 2001 season**
  * [[the briar and the rose]] adapted and directed by Courtney Naliboff '02 and Stephen Cannon '02  
  * [[The Golem]] by Alix Sobler, directed by Jeff Kurtz
  * [[Everything You Wanted to Know about Yourself but Were Afraid to Ask Freud]] written and directed by Jerome Saibil & Eli Battalion
  * [[The School for Scandal]] directed by Tara Summers
  * [[You, Too, Are Guilty]] by Kobo Abe, directed by Jenny Gaskins

**fall 2000 season**
  * [[the production workshop 40th anniversary arts collaborative]]
  * [[The Nebraska Project]] written and directed by Paul Grellong
  * [[Macbeth]] by William Shakespeare, directed by Seth Bockley
  * henrik ibsen's [[The Wild Duck]], adapted by Robert Burstein, directed by Pannill Camp

**spring 2000 season**
  * //Cloud Nine//, by Carol Curchill, directed by Jordan Cerrutti
  * //art//, by Yasmine Riza
  * //Questing the Northeast Corridor//, written and directed by Giselda Beaudin
  * [[Step Real Hard]] a found objects percussion piece directed by Sam Kusnetz
  * the new plays festival, in conjunction with the graduate playwriting program

**fall 1999 season**
  * //Garden of Hands//, directed by Victor Holtcamp
  * three chairs, two cubes : undergraduate new plays festival
  * //Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead//, by Tom Stoppard, directed by Ryan Maxwell
  * //Measure for Measure//, by William Shakespeare, directed by Amanda Treyez

**spring 1999 season**
  * //Agnes of God//, by John Pielmeyer, directed by Emily O'Dell
  * //Dangerous Liaisons//, directed by Alex Aixala
  * [[http://www.redcubed.com/erk/theater/blood/bloodwedding.html|Blood Weddings]], adapted by Abi Basch, directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian
  * //Crimes of the Heart//, by Beth Henley, directed by Anne Robinson and Audrey Federman
  * [[http://www.redcubed.com/erk/theater/jcs/jcshome.html|Jesus Christ Superstar]],    by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, directed by Eric Green  

**fall 1998 season**
  * //Gas/House, Bang/Gang//, written and directed by Benj Gerdes
  * //eleemosynary//, by Lee Blessing, directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian
  * three chairs, two cubes : undergraduate new plays festival
  * //The Dr. Electric//, assembled and directed by Max Finneran

**spring 1998 season**
  * //Beyond Therapy// by Christopher Durang, directed by Julie Fei-Fan Balzer
  * //Fool For Love// by Sam Shepherd, directed by Cora Goldfarb
  * //Kill The Lights//, written and directed by Jill Samuels 
  * //Spring Awakening// by Frank Wedekind, directed by Paul Grellong

**fall 1997 season**
  * //The Wallpaper Forest// written and directed by Peter Glanz
  * three chairs, two cubes : undergraduate new plays festival
  * [[http://www.redcubed.com/erk/theater/rover/therover.html| The Rover]] by Aphra Behn, directed by Chris Nicosia
 
**spring 1997 season**
  * //Multimedia Show// presented by Benj Gerdey and Scott Pagano
  * [[http://www.redcubed.com/erk/theater/1984/1984.html|1984]] by George Orwell, directed by Eric Green
  * //House of Yes// directed by Peter Nachtreib
  * //2x4// organized by Jeffrey Leichman
  * New Writers / Directors Workshop
  * //The Swan// directed by Sarah Ruhl
  *//Agro Expo 27//

**fall 1996 season**
  * //Museum// by Tina Howe, directed by Nikola Smith
  * Three Chairs, Two Cubes : Undergraduate New Plays Festival
  * //Caucasian Chalk Circle// by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Jeff Leichman
  * //In The Flesh// by Meredyth Smith, directed by Aynne Meredyth
  * //The Well Wall// written and directed by Becky Stark
  * //"Somethin' Special"// directed by Lucas Fleisher

**1993-1994 season**
  * Salomé
  * Monologues
  * Equus
  * Laughing Wild / Aria da Capo

**1992-1993 season**
  * Dark Ride
  * Map of the World
  * Haiku / Sincerity Forever
  * The Idiots Karamozov
  * Red Noses
  * Julie Johnson, A New Play by Wendy Hammond
  * Beyond Wonderland
  * Duck Variations / Finding the Sun
  * A My Name is Alice
  * A Midsummer Night's Dream 
  * The Marriage of Bette and Boo

**1991-1992 season**
  * Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Dario Fo, directed by John Warren

**spring 1991 season**
  * Lemon Sky
  * The Hamlet Machine
  * Three Sisters
  * Henry V
  * Guys & Dolls

**fall 1990 season**
  * Antony & Cleopatra
  * Aunt Dan & Lemon
  * Monologues
  * Artist Descending a Staircase & Jet of Blood & Will
  * In the Boom Boom Room

**spring 1990 season**
  * Through the Leaves]
  * Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoots MacBeth
  * Lydie Breeze
  * Feminist Festival
  * Fuenta Ovejuna by Lope da Vega in a new version by Adrian Mitchell, directed by Sarah Cusick

**fall 1989 season season**
    * Eyes So Large and Bright & God
    * Short Eyes
    * Monologues
    * Betrayal
    * Merry Wives of Windsor

**spring 1989 season**
    * Approaching Simone
    * Normal Heart
    * Plotz & New PlayS
    * 5th of July
    * Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

**fall 1988 season**
    * Impromptu
    * Cowboy Mouth/The Actor's Nightmare/Shakespeare in the Park
    * Rodeo Fry Cook
    * Monologues
    * "S/Hot" & Alice in Wonderland
    * Desire Under the Elms

**spring 1989 season**
    * Melon Boy
    * Monologues
    * Cinderella
    * Greasing

**fall 1987 season**
    * Train Dreams
    * The Actor's Nightmare
    * The French Play
    * Colored Museum
    * Metanoia

**1987-1988 season**
    * The Dutchman / Animal
    * Radio Fry Cook
    * Approaching Simone
    * Genitales / Pull Down the Curtains
    * Monologues
    * Plotz / Medea Eats

**1986-1987 season**
    * Sexual Perversity in Chicago
    * The Family Room
    * Waiting for Godot
    * The Rimers of Eldritch
    * Gary
    * Machinal
    * San Francisco at this Hour
    * Performance Slot
    * As Snow Vanishes in Heat / Lost

**1985-1986 season**
    * Like a Floating Thing
    * 2 Shepard Plays
    * The Winners / Apollo
    * Macbeth
    * The Interview

**1984-1985 season**
    * The Files / Passing
    * Shots / Because You Do This
    * For Colored Girls who have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow is Enuf
    * Coriolanus
    * Landscape of the Body
    * Getting Out
    * Black Comedy / Miss Julie / Bye Elvis
    * Anna Christie
    * Extremeties
    * The Mikado

**1983-1984 season**
    * One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
    * The Dutchman
    * Wait Until Dark
    * Blood Wedding
    * Jack, or the Submission
    * That Celebrated Wit
    * Equus

**1982-1983 season**
    * The Lion in Winter
    * Calm Down Mother / No Exit
    * Bus Stop
    * The Woolgatherer
    * The Dumbwaiter / Family Business
    * Buried Child
    * Chiascuro

**1981-1982 season**
    * A Flute Needs a Piano
    * Salomé
    * Reunion / The Dark at the Bottom of the Stairs
    * Icarus' Mother
    * American Dream
    * In the Boom-Boom Room
    * The Hooverhouse Murders

**1980-1981 season**
    * Home Free
    * The Room / Driving
    * The Trial
    * Loot
    * The Day the Whores Came Out
    * The Bacchae
    * The Creation

**1979-1980 season**
    * The Monkey's Paw
    * Sexual Perversity in Chicago
    * It's Not the Heat
    * Don Juan in Hell / Marquis De Sade
    * Larry Park's Day in Connecticut
    * Lovers and Other Strangers

**1978-1979 season**
    * The World Tipped Over and is Lying on its Side / The Empty Cookie Jar
    * The Boy Who Stole Blue / Si Si Spinosa
    * Joe Egg
    * Schubert's Last Serenade / The Pregnant Paw Players
    * Under Milkwood
    * Medea
    * Lovely Caty, Would You Care to Dance?

**1977-1978 season**
    * //5 Dreams//
    * //Moon Children//
    * //Old Times//, by Harold Pinter
    * //Seascape//, by Edward Albee
    * The Glass Menagerie
    * I am a Camera, by John van Druten
    * //The Dance of Death//, by August Strindberg
    * The New Students Experimental Theatre Workshop (weekend #2), October 28-30, 1977
    * The New Students Experimental Theatre Workshop (weekend #1), October 21-23, 1977

**spring 1977 season**
    * You Can't Hear the Sea from the City (in conjunction with the English Advanced Playwriting class and the Shubert Foundation)
    * Hasn't the Moon Been Thoroughly Ruined for You? (in conjunction with the English Advanced Playwriting class and the Shubert Foundation)
    * The Old Jawbone (in conjunction with the English Advanced Playwriting class and the Shubert Foundation)
    * [[No Flies on Frank]], written and directed by Jonathan Gyory, and [[shows:no_flies_on_frank|Girl Makes Good]], written and directed by Barbara Ensor, March, 1977
    * [[The Misunderstanding or Cross-Purpose]], written by Albert Camus, directed by Lloyd Lynford, March 25-27, 1977
    * [[Our Town]], written by Thornton Wilder, directed by Rob Barron, March 11-13, 1977
    * [[The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie]], by Jay Presson Allen, directed by Debi Lynne Jacobson, February 25-27, 1977
    * [[The Roar of the Greasepaint, The Smell of the Crowd]], by Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse, directed by Nora Claire McKinney, February 4-6 and 11-13, 1977

**fall 1976 season**
    * [[The Knack]], by Ann Jellicoe, directed by Sharon Grodin
    * More One-Acts: //Pandora// by Tod Caster, //After Magritte// by Tom Stoppard, & //A Slight Ache// by Harold Pinter, directed by Jim Wheaton, Ian Toll & Audrey J. Wolfson (respectively)
    * An Evening of One-Acts: [[Riders to the Sea]] by J.M. Synge, [[shows:riders_to_the_sea|Aria Da Capo]] by Edna St. Vincent Millay, & [[shows:riders_to_the_sea|No Exit]] by Jean-Paul Sartre, directed by Ann P. Costelloe, Mark Richard & Alfie Kohn (respectively)
    * [[Butley]], by Simon Gray, directed by Oren Jacoby, 
    * Peter Handke's [[Kaspar]], translated by Michael Roloff, directed by John Lantos
    * [[Zoo Story]]

**1975-1976 season**
    * Original One-Act Scripts
    * When We Dead Awaken
    * Dangerous Corner
    * Original Scripts
    * Oh Coward!
    * Man on the Dump by Ben Lemon
    * The Children's Hour
    * Jacques Brel (is alive and well and living in Paris)
    * The Admirable Crichton
    * One-Acts
    * The Man Outside

**1974-1975 season**
    * The Changeling
    * Enemy of the Stars
    * The Sport of my Mad Women

**spring 1974 season**
    * //Ruddygore//, by WS Gilbert & Arthur Sullivan, directed by Bess Armstrong
    * //Twelfth Night//, by William Shakespeare
    * [[The Roly-Poly Pudding]], by Beatrix Potter, directed by Paul Moser

**fall 1973 season**
    * Rhode Island Feminist Theatre presents [[The Johnnie Show]], by Mark Halliday, directed by Kate Phelps, 
    * [[The Lady of Larkspur Lotion]] and [[shows:the_lady_of_larkspur_lotion|In the Zone]], by Tennessee Williams and Eugene O'Neill (respectively), directed by Robert P. Barron
    * [[The Physicists]], by Friedrich Durrenmatt, directed by Dan E. Dickinson & Neil A. Ward

**spring 1973 season**
    * [[Two More Short Plays by Brown Students]]
    * [[Three Short Plays by Brown Students]]]\
    * An Independent Production of [[Exit The King]], by Eugene Ionesco
    * [[Brown University Modern Dance Club]]
    * [[The Police]], by Slawomir Mrozek, translated by Nicholas Bethell, directed by Nicholas Hartmann

**fall 1972 season**
    * [[And She Saw That The Light Was Good]] (three plays), by Kate Phelps, Anne Chapman and Bertolt Brecht, directed by Anne Chapman, Melanie Jones and Kate Phelps, 
    * [[The Great American Desert]], by J. Oppenheimer, directed by Michael Paliotti
    * [[Windrow Moongate]], written and directed by William Wilson
    * [[Areatha in the Ice Palace]], by Tom Eyen, directed by Ventrilla Flem

**1969-1970 season**
    * King John
    * The Second Shepherd's Play
    * Noah
    * Adam and Eve
    * Potsy
    * Snow Angel
    * Black Theatre one-acts
    * Commedia Troupe
    * Environmental Experience

**1968-1969 season**
    * [[The Bacchae]], by Euripides, directed by Ross Wassermann
    * //Lysistrata//, by Aristophanes
    * //Dido and Aeneas//, by Henry Purcell
    * //The Lovers//, by Harold Pinter
    * //The Dumb Waiter//, by Harold Pinter
    * //The New Step//, by Leonard Cohen
    * //Portrait of a Madonna//, by Tennessee Williams

**1967-1968 season**
    * //Biedermann and the Firebugs//, by Max Frisch
    * //Comings and Goings//, by Megan Terry
    * //Times Square//, by Leonard Melfi
    * //The Bald Soprano//, by Eugene Ionesco
    * //The Chairs//, by Eugene Ionesco
    * //The Zoo Story//, by Edward Albee
    * //The Gas Heart//, by Tristan Tzara
    * //These Cornfields//, by Georges Courteline
    * //Vaudeville Show//

**1966-1967 season**
    * //Antigone//, by Jean Anouilh
    * //The Maids//, by Jean Genet
    * //Blood Wedding//, by Federico Garcia Lorca
    * //The Wonder Show//, by Cervantes
    * //Crawling Arnold//, by Jules Feiffer
    * An Evening of American one-acts

**1965-1966 season**
    * //A Slight Ache//, by Harold Pinter
    * //Before Breakfast//, by Eugene O'Neill
    * //In The Beginning//, by George Bernard Shaw
    * //The Man With a Flower Flower In His Mouth//, by Luigi Pirandello
    * //A Marriage Proposal//, by Anton Chekhov
    * //Automobile Graveyard//, by Arabel

**1964-1965 season**
    * //Medea//, by Euripides
    * //Apollo of Bellac//, by Jean Giraudoux
    * //He Who Gets Slapped//, by Leonid Andreyev
    * //Aria da Capo//, by Edna St. Vincent Millay
    * //No Exit//, by Jean Paul Sartre

**1963-1964 season**
    * //The Maids//, by Jean Genet
    * //The Strangest Kind of Romance//, by Tennessee Williams
    * //This Property is Condemned//, by Tennessee Williams
    * //The Last of My Solid Gold Watches//, by Tennessee Williams
    * //Endgame//, by Samuel Beckett

**1962-1963 season**
    * //Escurial//, by Michel de Ghelderode
    * //The Words Upond the Windowpane//, by William Butler Yeats
    * //The Room, by Harold Pinter//

**1961-1962 season**
    * //On Baile's Strand//, by William Butler Yeats
    * //The Widow//, by Edwin Honig
    * //The Caves of Salamanca//, by Cervantes
    * //Everyman//

**1960-1961 season**
    * //Under Milkwood//, by Dylan Thomas
    * //Riders to the Sea//, by JM Synge
    * //When Hawks Die//, by Ordover

**1959-1960 season**
    * //L'Apollon de Belloc//, by Jean Giraudoux
    * //Talk To Me Like The Rain//, by Tennessee Williams