New Drama
- Anonymous ("J. D.") - Hell's High Court of Justice, or the Trial of the Three Politic Ghosts, viz. Oliver Cromwell, the King of Sweden, and Cardinal Mazarin (published)
- George Cartwright - The Heroic Lover, or the Infanta of Spain (published)
- Abraham Cowley - The Cutter of Coleman Street
- Robert Davenport - The City Nightcap (published)
- Richard Flecknoe - Erminia, or the Fair and Virtuous Lady (published)
- John Fountain - The Rewards of Virtue (published)
- Thomas Fuller - Andronicus (published)
- Thomas Middleton - Hengist, King of Kent (published)
- Molière - Dom Garcie de Navarre, ou le Prince jaloux
- John Webster & William Rowley - A Cure for a Cuckold (published)
- William Rowley & Thomas Heywood (?) - The Thracian Wonder (published; misattributed to Webster and Rowley)
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