Tony Kushner
| Title | Date | Type | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Bright Room Called Day (play) | 1985 | Play | |
| A Dybbuk; or Between Two Worlds (play) | 1997 | Play | |
| A Meditation from Angels in America | 1994 | Book | |
| A Modest Proposal | 1998 | Essay | |
| A Word to Graduates: Organize! | 2002 | Essay | |
| Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes (play) | 1992 | Play | |
| Brundibar (childrens opera, translation) | 2003 | Play | |
| Caroline; or Change (musical play) | 2002 | Play | |
| Death & Taxes: Hydrotaphia and Other Plays | 2000 | Collection | |
| East Coast Ode to Howard Jarvis (play) | 2000 | Play | |
| Ellen McLaughlin (play/director) | 2002 | Play | |
| Fos Last Laugh-I | 1997 | Essay | |
| G. David Schine in Hell (play) | 2000 | Play | |
| Henry Box Brown; or the Mirror of Slavery (play) | 1998 | Play | |
| Homebody/Kabul (play) | 2001 | Play | |
| Hydriotaphia (play) | 1987 | Play | |
| In Great Elizas Golden Time (play) | 1986 | Play | |
| In That Day/Lives of the Prophets (play) | 1989 | Play | |
| La Fin de la Baleine: An Opera for the Apocalypse (opera) | 1983 | Play | |
| Last Gasp at the Cataract (play) | 1984 | Play | |
| Loves Fire: Seven New Plays Inspired by ... Sonnets (contributor) | 1998 | Collection | |
| Matthews Passion | 1998 | Essay | http://web.archive.org/web/20030730084624/www.class.uidaho.edu/diversity/tkon.htm |
| Mother Courage and Her Children (play, translation) | 2006 | Play | |
| Munich (screenplay) | 2005 | Play | |
| Notes About Political Theater | 1997 | Essay | |
| Notes on Akiba (play) | 2000 | Play | |
| Only We Who Guard the Mystery Shall Be Unhappy (play) | 2003 | Play | |
| Peters Pixie | 2003 | Book | |
| Plays by Tony Kushner | 1999 | Collection | |
| Reverse Transcription (play) | 1996 | Play | |
| Save Your Democratic Citizen Soul! | Book | ||
| Slavs! Thinking about the Longstanding Problems of Virtue .... (play) | 1995 | Play | |
| St. Cecilia; or the Power of Music (libretto) | Play | ||
| Stella (play) | 1987 | Play | |
| Terminating; or Lass Meine Schmerzen Nicht Verloren Sein (play) | 1998 | Play | |
| The Age of Assassins (play) | 1982 | Play | |
| The Art of Maurice Sendak: 1980 to the Present | 2003 | Book | |
| The Art of the Difficult | 1997 | Essay | |
| The Good Person of Szechuan (play) | 1997 | Play | |
| The Heavenly Theatre (play) | 1984 | Play | |
| The Illusion (play) | 1988 | Play | |
| The Intelligent Homosexuals Guide to Capitalism and Socialism (play) | 2009 | Play | |
| The Secrets of Angels | 1994 | Essay | |
| The State of the Theatre | 1995 | Essay | |
| The Theater of Utopia | 1995 | Essay | |
| The Umbrella Oracle (play) | Play | ||
| Thinking about the Longstanding Problems of Virtue and Happiness | 1995 | Collection | |
| Widows (play) | 1991 | Play | |
| Wings of Desire | 1997 | Essay | |
| Wrestling with Zion: Progressive Jewish-American Responses ... | 2003 | Book | |
| Yes, Yes, No, No: The Solace-of-Solstice ... Holiday Show (play) | 1985 | Play |
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