| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| On and Off | On and Off (US, 1898) Comedy in three acts by George Arliss, adapted from LE CONTROLEUR DES WAGON-LITS (1898) by Alexandre Bisson |
| Nobody Home | Nobody Home (USA, 1915) Musical in two acts by Guy Bolton & Paul Rubens, based on the musical Mr Popple of Ippleton by Joseph W Herbert; music by Jerome Kern |
| Night Out, A | A Night Out (UK, 1896) Farcical comedy in three acts by Charles H Klein, adapted from L'HÔTEL DU LIBRE ÉCHANGE (1894) by George Feydeau & Maurice Desvallières |
| Mikado, The | The Mikado (UK, 1885) Comic opera in three acts by WS Gilbert; music by Arthur Sullivan |
| Maritana | Maritana (UK, 1845) Opera in three acts by Edward Fitzball; music by Vincent Wallace |
| Madame Sans Gene | Madame Sans Gene (UK, 1897) Comedy in a prologue and three acts by J Comyns Carr, adapted from the French of Victorien Sardou & E Moreau |
| Ironmaster, The | The Ironmaster (UK, 1884) Play in four acts by AW Pinero, adapted from LE MAITRE DE FORGE (1882) by Georges Ohnet |
| In Paradise | In Paradise (US, 1899) Farce in three acts by Louis Harrison & BB Valentine, adapted from the play LE PARADIS (1895) by Maurice Hennequin, Paul Bilhaud & Albert Barré |
| In Mizzoura | In Mizzoura (US, 1893) Comedy drama in four acts by Augustus Thomas |
| Hotel Paradiso | Hotel Paradiso (UK, 1956) Farcical comedy in three acts by Peter Glenville, adapted from L'HÔTEL DU LIBRE ÉCHANGE (1894) by George Feydeau & Maurice Desvallières |
| HMS Pinafore | HMS Pinafore (UK, 1878) Comic opera in two acts by WS Gilbert; music by Arthur Sullivan |
| Grey Parrot, The | The Grey Parrot (UK, 1899) Play in one act by WW Jacobs & Charles Rock, based on the 1898 short story by Jacobs |
| Girl I Left Behind Me, The | The Girl I Left Behind Me (US, 1893) Drama in four acts by David Belasco & Franklyn Fyles |
| Geisha, The | The Geisha (UK, 1896) Musical comedy in two acts by Owen Hall; lyrics by Harry Greenbank; music by Sidney Jones |
| Gay, Parisians, The | The Gay Parisians (US, 1895) Farcical comedy in three acts by Anon, adapted from L'HÔTEL DU LIBRE ÉCHANGE (1894) by George Feydeau & Maurice Desvallières |