plays (a selection from 37 plays):
Dumb Faces or the Animal Is Spelled with a Capital A (Nemé tváre alebo zver sa píše s veľkým Z, 1963), Autopsy (Pitva, 1966),
He Fell Off the Oak Tree and Relaxed (Z duba spadol, oddýchol si, 1968),
Jánošík (Jánošík, 1970),
Human Flesh (Človečina, 1971),
Elizabeth the Horrible or the Blood Story (Alžbeta hrozná alebo Krw story, 1975),
Slovak Tango (Slovenské tango, 1979),
How I Entered into Myself (Ako som vstúpil do seba, 1981),
Wedding (Svadba, 1982),
How it Was (Ako to bolo, 1984),
The Bride Who Was Sold to Kubo (Nevesta predaná Kubovi, 1984, co-author J. Suchý),
Pavilion B (Pavilón B, 1984),
Women`s Ward (Ženské oddelenie, 1987),
S. S. World (Loi Svet, 1988),
Hotel Europe (Hotel Európa, 1988),
Erase it and Write it Down (Vygumuj a napíš, 1989),
Where Did We Get this From (Kam na to chodíme, 1991, co-authors M. Lasica and J. Satinský),
Cherishing (Láska-nie, 1992),
Zodiac (Zverokruh, 1994),
Birth Mark (Materské znamienko, 1995),
Cinema Progress (Kino Pokrok, 1995),
Daddy (Tata, 1996),
The End Station (Konečná stanica, 1997),
A Bee in Winter (Včela v zime, 1999),
The List of Predators (Súpis dravcov, 2000),
Instruction for Use (Návod na použitie, 2001)
selected plays:
The RNT Selections I (Výber RND I, 1983), The RNT Selections II (Výber RND II, 1989), Paternal Birth Marks, or Seven Naïve Sins (Otcovské znamienka alebo Sedem naivných hriechov, 1998)
WORKS TRANSLATED
Štepka`s plays had been translated mainly into languages of countries where the Radošina Naïve Theatre with its actors performed.
Jánošík (Czech), Human Flesh (Czech), Slovak Tango (Russian, Polish, German, Czech, Hungarian), Black Sheep (Polish, German), Pavilion B (German, Czech), What is it All About (French), Women`s Ward (Czech), Zodiac (English, German), Heaven, Hell, Paradise (German)
Human Flesh of Stanislav Štepka (2000 Czech, four plays: Jánošík, Human Flesh, Women`s Ward, and Pavilion B)
