| Date, first perf. |
Playwright |
Title |
Subtitle |
Place, first perf. |
| 2 March 1868 |
Smith, S. Theyre |
A Happy Pair |
An Original Comedietta in 1 Act |
Royal St James' Theatre |
| 16 Nov. 1818 |
Moncrieff, William Thomas |
Rochester; or, King Charles the Second's Merry Days |
A Comedy in 2 Acts |
Olympic Theatre Newcastle Street |
| 11 May 1825 |
Knowles, James Sheridan |
William Tell |
A Historical Play in 3 Acts |
Theatre Royal Drury Lane |
| 18 Feb. 1861 [13 March 1868] |
Conrad, Robert T. |
Jack Cade, The Captain of the Commons |
A Tragedy in 4 Acts with an Historical Introduction |
Niblo's Garden, New York [Queen's Theatre Dublin] |
| 6 Oct. 1868 |
Forrest, Harry |
Marie Antoinette: Queen of France |
An Historical Drama in 5 Acts, with A Prologue. From the Italian Tragedy written for Madame Ristori by Signor Giacometti |
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia |
| 27 Feb. 1860 |
Phillips, Watts |
Paper Wings |
An Original Comedy in 3 Acts |
New Royal Adelphi |
| 9 Jan. 1869 |
Lemon, Harry |
Gertrude's Money Box |
An Original Serio-Comic Piece in 1 Act |
Sadler's Wells |
| 20 Oct. 1866 |
Bernard, Bayle |
Faust; or, The Fate of Margaret |
A Romantic Play in 4 Acts. Adapted from the Poem of Goethe. With an Introduction |
Theatre Royal Drury Lane |
| 15 Feb. 1869 |
Anon. |
A Cup of Tea |
A Comedietta in 1 Act |
Royal Princess's Theatre |
| 6 June 1836 |
Oxberry, W.H. |
Matteo Falcone; or, The Brigand and Son |
A Melo-Drama in 1 Act. Altered from the French |
English Opera House |
| 8 March 1869 |
Morton, John Maddison |
A Day's Fishing |
A Farce in 1 Act |
Royal Adelphi Theatre |
| [n.d] |
Hoskins, Francis Radcliffe |
Blossom of Churlington Green; or, Love, Rivalry and Revenge |
A New and Entirely Original Petit Burlesque Drama in 1 act |
[n.p.] |
| 4 March 1865 |
Leslie, Henry |
The Mariner's Compass |
An Original Drama in a Prologue and 3 Acts |
Astley's Theatre |
| 26 Dec. 1868 |
A'Beckett, Gilbert |
Glitter |
An Original Comedy in 2 Acts |
St. James's Theatre |
| 17 Feb. 1869 |
Phillips, Watts |
Golden Fetter |
An Original Drama in 3 Acts |
Royal Holborn Theatre |
