- PLAY
- Assembly show
- Word with squeeze or power
- Broadway offering
- Off-Broadway offering
- Stage offering
- Android app store
- Google Android Market successor
- Have fun
- It's seen when you draw the curtain
- Recess activity
- Cassette function
- Frolic and gambol
- Take part in a game
- Unimpeded motion
- Pinter product
- Pinter production
- Work for Mamet
- Latitude
- Horse around
- Stratford Theatre production
- Remote-control button
- Freedom of movement
- Will it ___ in Peoria?
- Function associated with a right-pointing arrowhead icon, often
- Rush, say
- Button near 10-Down
- Frolic
- Oedipus Rex or "Waiting for Godot"
- Gambol
- Join in the game
- Fun and frolic
- Great White Way offering
- Tickle the ivories
- Tony candidate
- Tackle the tuba
- Engage in tag, say
- Gambol or gamble
- Hamlet, for example
- Broadway production
- Chalk talk diagram
- TiVo remote button
- Fun and games
- Quarterback's call
- Wit or "Doubt"
- Fool around
- Theatrical event
- Richard III or "Henry V"
- Hamlet's thing
- Make a match?
- Drama
- Kindergarten activity
- Get in the game
- Word with date or money
- Recreation
- Shakespeare work
- Work on a stage
- Put on the hi-fi
- Proof or "Doubt"
- Coach's call
- Be in the game
- Join the game
- Romp
- Word with time or money
- Work's opposite
- Remote button
- Tom Stoppard creation
- Word with bill or ball
- Word with safe or out
- Dramatic offering
- Stage production
- Dramatic presentation
- Take the field
- Flexibility
- Arthur Miller creation
- Take the role of
- Game action
- Stage show
- Drama, for instance
- Broadway show
- Stage presentation
- Kennedy Center offering
- Dramatic production
- Engage in a sport
- Leisure activity
- Run on a DVD player
- Theater production
- Wiggle room
- Perform at the piano
- DVR button
- All work and no __ . . .
- Follower of fair, foul or free
- Theater presentation
- Hamlet or "Hamilton"
- Start the movie button
- Pretend to be
- Theatrical production
- Boom box button
- Umpire's cry at the start of a baseball game
- Summer theatre offering.
- One Bright Day, for instance.
- The thing, according to Hamlet.
- Kind Sir, for instance.
- Picnic for instance.
- Sabrina Fair, for instance.
- The Teahouse, for instance.
- ___ the game.
- Bus Stop.
- Festival, for instance.
- Scope for action.
- Actor's vehicle.
- Room for action.
- School activity.
- The Iceman Cometh.
- Freedom for action.
- Act.
- Cavort.
- Childhood's sphere.
- The Frogs, for example.
- Free motion.
- Take part.
- Gideon, for example.
- Haymarket attraction.
- High Tor, for example.
- ___ on words (pun)
- Broadway attraction.
- Diversion.
- The thing, in "Hamlet."
- Activity of childhood.
- Perform.
- Emulate 15 Across.
- Move, in a game.
- Pretend.
- Rollick.
- Turn at cards.
- Outward Bound.
- Curtain raiser.
- Miller's product.
- Rialto offering.
- A need for Jack
- O'Neill work
- Jack's need
- Entertainment
- Familiar call, with 5 Across
- Freedom for motion
- Certain Jack's need
- Double or foul
- Kind of bill or boy
- Lay a wager
- ___ possum
- Dryden's "All for Love" is one
- Neil Simon creation
- The Mousetrap, for one
- Connelly creation
- Sean O'Casey product
- Hamlet is one
- Disport
- The thing, to Hamlet
- Inge product
- Ionesco product
- Pinter creation
- Shaw opus
- ___ it, Sam
- N. Simon product
- Sport
- Harvey or "Annie"
- Euripides work
- QB's call
- VCR button
- Maneuvering room
- With 79-Down, something to do in the yard
- Go (along)
- DVD menu option
- See 32-Across
- Something to stage
- Thespian production
- Game move
- Pass or run
- See 12-Down
- Leeway
- Be in the game or in the band
- With 39-Across, pretend
- Bit of theatrics
- School recess
- With 35-Down, much-anticipated cry every April
- ___ on words
- Gambit
- iTunes button
- Opposite of work
- Ump's call after "Time!"
- DVD button
- DVD remote button
- Recorder button
- Work of Shakespeare
- Off-hours activity
- With 25-Across, get as much approval from an audience as possible
- With 62-Down, lie motionless
- Make music
- Acts as one?
- YouTube button
- Get a board game to the table
- Perform a sonata, say
- Tony winner
- Macbeth, e.g.
- Macbeth or "Sleep No More"
- Wilde thing?
- Work's antithesis
- Globe production
- Where a scene is seen?
- Romeo and Juliet, e.g.
- It's staged!
- Enjoy recess
- Kind of bill
- Dramatist's work
- Romeo and Juliet, for one
- Family Feud option
- Broadway presentation
- Waiting for Godot, for one
- 14-Across, for one
- Make good use of recess
- Have some fun
- A Raisin in the Sun, for one
- It may have five acts
- Perform on the piano
- Alternative to work?
- Toys are children's words and ___ is their language (Garry Landreth)
- Leisure pursuit
- O'Neill opus
- ____ the market
- Picnic or Tru
- Stoppard work
- Be in the band
- Pygmalion, for one
- It makes Jack less dull
- One way to enjoy a game
- Work antithesis
- Dramatic work
- It's often staged
- Jack's proverbial need
- Staged event?
- Word after passion or power
- August Wilson creation
- Enjoy a game
- Perform in a band
- Angels in America started as one
- Take Me Out, e.g.
- Enjoy a board game
- Fleabag started as one
- Stop Kiss, for example
- The Glass Menagerie, for one
- It's on the boards
- Give
- Screen pass, e.g.
- Tru, e.g.
- 6 Down, e.g.
- Game plan?
- O'Neill creation
- iPod button
- What's behind the curtain?
- DVR remote button
- Manipulate
- Roll the dice, say
- Word that can precede each half of the starred answers
- The work of the child: Maria Montessori
