Quem Quaeritis (c. 950,from St. Gall, Switzerland)

Visitatio Sepulchri (c. 970, from St. Ethelwold, Winchester)

Le Mystère d’Adam (c. 1159)

Le Jeu de Saint Nicolas (early 12th century)

Dame Sirith (ms. from c. 1275)

Interludium de Clerico et Puella (c. 1300)

The Pride of Life (c. 1350, extant ms. form 1st half of 15th c.)

York Corpus Christi Plays (first mentioned in 1376, extant text from 1463-77)

The Castle of Perseverance (c. 1400-1425)

John Lydgate’s mummings (1424-30)

Occupation and Idleness (mid 15th c.; in Ms. ‘The Winchester Dialogues’)

Mandkind (c. 1464)

Composition of Wakefield pageants in Towneley cycle (mid-late 15th c.)

Everyman (end of 15th. c)

Goodly Interlude of Nature (end of 15th c.) by Henry Medwall

Fulgens and Lucrece (1490-1501; ca. 1497 in Styan) by Henry Medwall

Mary Magdalen and St Paul (c.1500? in the Digby ms.)

An Enterlude of Welth, and Helth (early 16th c.)

Magnyficence (c. 1515-18, or 1519-1502; printed 1529-33) by John Skelton

An Satyre of the thrie Estaits, in commendation of vertew and vitvperation of vyce (c. 1540) by David Lyndsay

Wit and Science (ca. 1530-48) by John Redford

The Play of the Weather (printed 1533) by John Heywood

The Play called the four P.P. (printed 1543-7) by John Heywood

King John (written before 1548) by John Bale

A New Interlude for Children to Play Named Jack Juggler (prob, wr. 1550s)

Ralph Roister Doister (ca. 1553) by Nicholas Udall

Gammer Gurton’s Needle (ca. 1553, pub. 1575)

Gorboduc, (Tragedy of Ferrex and Porrex) (acted 1561) by Norton and Sackville

A Lamentable Tragedie, mixed full of pleasant mirth, containing the life of Cambises King of Percia (1569) by Thomas Preston

Supposes (Gray’s Inn, 1566) by George Gascoine

1580 Last (unsuccessful) attempt to stage the York Corpus Christi Plays