Drama Classics Books

A five-act play comparing the lives of Caesar and Cleopatra as depicted in Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw's play, "Caesar", and the film classic, "Cleopatra", in contrast to the events that actually took place in their lives.

A stellar translation of an unusual Molière play, that is populated with Greeks and Greco-Roman gods, and seasoned with the essence of vaudeville, fantasy, high comedy, farce, and even opera. Download it today!

The 2,000-year-old masterpiece by Greek tragedian, Sophocles, that raises basic questions about human behavior that are still vigorously debated by students and scholars today. Download it now!

Despite its brevity, critics consider this play to be Irish playwright, John M. Synge's best. It sums up the essence of the constant struggle between the islanders, and their relentless enemy, the sea. Download it now! 

By English Renaissance dramatist, Ben Jonson, in which he provides an explanation for the charge of treason leveled at him over Sejanus. Download it today!

By Irish playwright, Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Originally staged at Covent Garden Theater in 1775 on St. Patrick's Day, in celebration of Ireland's patron saint on the 17th day of March. Download it now! 

A classic work by Aeschylus--the earliest of the three greatest Ancient Greek tragedians. Download it now!

A distinguished member of the House of Commons in London faces blackmail to support a corrupt plan to construct a canal in Argentina.

By Russian playwright, Anton Chekhov. The story of an aging actor's lament recounted to a prompter that inhabits the stage like a theater cast. Download it now!

By English dramatist, Christopher Marlowe. Download it now!