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50 total results for ONEACT( score: 50 )

28 results for ONEACT from Modern Era puzzles:
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DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Fri Oct 18, 202416APlay without a breakJesse CohnFagliano
Sun Aug 13, 20232DLike the musical "Come From Away" or "Six"Manaal MohammedShortz
Fri Aug 28, 202045DLike Sartre's "No Exit" (3)Kate HawkinsShortz
Sun Jan 12, 202019ALike a short play (2)Evan Mahnken and David SteinbergShortz
Sun Mar 3, 201967ALike Samuel Beckett's "Endgame"Tony Orbach and Andrea Carla MichaelsShortz
Tue Oct 16, 20188DWithout intermission, as a playEd SessaShortz
Sun Jun 24, 201822ALacking a break (2)Timothy PolinShortz
Sun Mar 25, 201871DWith 59-Across, some works of Tennessee WilliamsFinn VigelandShortz
Tue Dec 13, 201631ALike a short play (2)David Alfred BywatersShortz
Tue Jul 3, 201249DKind of playRobyn WeintraubShortz
Fri Nov 19, 20103DLike Sartre's "No Exit" (3)Victor FlemingShortz
Tue Jun 1, 20106DHaving no intermissionSarah KellerShortz
Sat Mar 20, 20102DLike Edward Albee's first five playsJoe KrozelShortz
Wed Feb 17, 201043DShort, as some playsElizabeth A. LongShortz
Thu Aug 6, 200945DWithout a break (3)Dan NaddorShortz
Fri Aug 3, 20077DBreakless, in a wayCharles BaraschShortz
Fri Mar 9, 200724AWithout a break (3)Randolph RossShortz
Wed Dec 6, 200647ASans intermission, maybeLevi DenhamShortz
Sun Apr 9, 200682ALike Sartre's "No Exit" (3)Paula GamacheShortz
Sun Nov 5, 20006DLike an hour-long play, perhapsMichael S. MaurerShortz
Fri Aug 18, 200019AShort, in a wayPatrick D. BerryShortz
Sun Aug 6, 200095DLike O'Neill's "Bound East for Cardiff" (2)Manny NosowskyShortz
Sat May 6, 200039ALacking a break (2)Rich NorrisShortz
Sun Mar 26, 200012DLike Beckett's "Endgame"Manny NosowskyShortz
Sat Mar 4, 200029AWithout a break (3)Rich NorrisShortz
Sat Oct 16, 199916ALike O'Neill's "Bound East for Cardiff" (2)Rich NorrisShortz
Fri Sep 19, 19973DLike "The Zoo Story," e.g.Rich NorrisShortz
Wed Dec 25, 199645ALike Clifford Odets's "Waiting for Lefty"N. S. RossShortz
22 results for ONEACT from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sun Oct 3, 199338ALike Albee's "Zoo Story"Warren W. ReichTaub
Sun May 30, 19935DLike O'Neill's "Ile"A. J. SantoraMaleska
Sun Feb 8, 198768DKind of playNorma SteinbergMaleska
Thu Jan 19, 198445AKind of playEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Sun Jul 22, 197981DLike O'Neill's "Ile"Alfio MicciMaleska
Wed Nov 15, 197833AKind of playJean ReedMaleska
Sun Jan 12, 19751AKind of playJohn WilligWeng
Sat Dec 16, 197247AKind of playUnknownWeng
Mon Jul 24, 197245AKind of playUnknownWeng
Mon Feb 15, 197117AKind of playUnknownWeng
Sun Sep 27, 197062DKind of playKeith BlakeWeng
Fri Dec 13, 196849DType of play.UnknownFarrar
Sun Apr 18, 19652DKind of play.W. E. JonesFarrar
Mon Oct 14, 196311DKind of play.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Thu Feb 5, 195916AType of play.S. A. KayFarrar
Sat Jan 18, 195817AType of play.UnknownFarrar
Sat Jul 13, 195733ADesignating a short play.Helen SmathersFarrar
Thu Aug 9, 195648DDescribing a curtain-raiser.Rosa JosephsFarrar
Sun Jul 17, 19556DType of play.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sat Feb 19, 195518DDescribing a curtain raiser.Charles GerschFarrar
Sun Mar 16, 19528DForm used by J. M. Barrie.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun May 4, 194755DKind of play.Thomas MeekinFarrar
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