Several of his plays were produced at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club in the early 1970s. "Street Sounds" was produced at La MaMa in October 1970 and again in February 1971, then toured to Middletown, Connecticut, for a performance at Middletown High School sponsored by Wesleyan University on February 9, 1971. The next Bullins production at La MaMa was a set of four one-acts, called "Short Bullins", in February/March 1972. The four works were "How Do You Do?", "A Minor Scene", "Dialect Determinism", and "It Has No Choice", and the production featured music by Aaron Bell. These four one-acts, along with another Bullins work called "Clara's Ole Man", toured to Italy alongside Richard Wesley's "Black Terror" in fall of 1972, with performances in Venice and Milan. Bullins later performed in Wallace Shawn's "The Hotel Play" at La MaMa in 1981. "Clara's Ole Man" was produced again at La MaMa in 1981.