The theater introduced New York audiences to the works of England's new generation of Royal Court Theatre playwrights, including Edward Bond, Christopher Hampton, David Storey and Heathcote Williams It unearthed works that had been lost to contemporary audiences, such as Kleist's " The Prince of Homburg "; Witkiewitz's surrealistic plays, " The Crazy Locomotive " and " The Water Hen "; John Gay's " The Beggar's Opera " and " Polly "; and Isaac Babel's " Sunset " ..
