1948-49 – A Loewenberg, The Theatre of the British Isles excluding London
1949-50 – C Rice, The London Theatre in the 1830s, ed A C Sprague and B Shuttleworth
1950-51 – Studies in English Theatre History, ed M St Clare Byrne
1950-51 – J Grant, Penny Theatres from `Sketches in London’ (1838) (pamphlet)
1951-52 – Robert Speaight, William Poel and the Elizabethan Revival (with Heinemann)
1951-2 – William Poel’s Prompt-book of `Fratricide Punished’, ed J Isaacs (pamphlet)
1952-53 – W C Smith, Italian Opera in London 1789-1820
1952-53 – E Croft-Murray, John Devoto: a baroque scene painter (pamphlet)
*1953-54 – A C Sprague, The Stage Business in Shakespeare’s Plays: a Postscript (pamphlet)
1954-55 – Memoirs of Charles Dibdin the Younger, ed George Speaight
1954-55 – Sybil Rosenfeld, Foreign Theatrical Companies in Great Britain in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth centuries (pamphlet)
1955-56 – Transactions of the International Conference on Theatre History (pamphlet)
*1956-57 – Oxberry’s 1822 Edition of `King Richard III’: with descriptive notes made by James Hackett recording Edmund Kean’s Performance, facsimile ed A S Downer
1957-58 – J F Kerslake, Catalogue of Theatrical Portraits in London Public Collections
1957-58 – W A Armstrong, Elizabethan Private Theatres: facts and problems (pamphlet)
1958-59 – J L Hodgkinson and R Pogson, The Early Manchester Theatre (with Anthony Blond)
1959-60 – Ivor Guest, The Empire Ballet
1960-61
1961-62 – J F Arnott and J W Robinson, English Theatrical Literature 1559-1900
1962-63
1960-61 – Theatrical Portraits, introd George Speaight (folder)
1961-62 – V C Clinton-Baddeley, Some Pantomime Pedigrees (pamphlet)
1963-64 – A Jefferson, The Operas of Richard Strauss (with Putnam)
1964-65 – A C Sprague, Shakespeare’s Histories, Plays for the Stage
1964-65 – A C Sprague, The Doubling of Parts in Shakespeare’s Plays pamphlet)
1965-66 – The London Theatre 1811-1866: Selections from the Diaries of Henry Crabb Robinson, ed E Brown
1966-67 – St Vincent Troubridge, The Benefit System in the British Theatre
1967-68 – I K Fletcher and A Rood, Edward Gordon Craig: a Bibliography
1968-69 – The Committee Books of the Theatre Royal, Norwich 1768-1825,
ed D H Eshleman
1969-70 – Theatrical Street Ballads, ed J W Robinson
*1969-70 – Ifan Kyrle Fletcher, a Memorial Tribute (pamphlet)
1970-71 – A Bridges-Adams Letter Book, ed Robert Speaight
1971-72 – Daniel Nalbach, The King’s Theatre 1704-1867
1972-73 – A Drury Lane Journal, ed A L Nelson and G B Cross
*1972-73 – C B Hogan, Index to `The Wandering Patentee’
1973-74 – Norman MacDermott, Everymania: The History of the Everyman Theatre, Hampstead, 1920-1926
1974 – K M D Barker, The Theatre Royal, Bristol (Subscription Publication)
1974-75 – C Murray, Robert William Elliston, Manager
*1975-76 – Olive Youngs, Index to `Theatre Notebook’ Vols 1-25 (1945-71)
1976-77 – Sybil Rosenfeld, Temples of Thespis
1977-78 – R Klepac, Mr Mathews at Home
1977-78 – Paul Sawyer, The New Theatre at Lincoln’s Inn Fields (pamphlet)
1978 – Terence Rees, Theatre Lighting in the Age of Gas (Subscription Publication)
1978-79 – Mollie Sands, Robson of the Olympic
*1979 – K M D Barker, Bristol at Play (Subscription Re-Publication, originally published by Moonraker Press)
1979-80 – Anthony Vaughan, Born to Please: Hannah Pritchard, Actress, 1711-1768
1980-81 – A Hare, George Frederick Cooke: the Actor and the Man
*1981 – The Life and Travels of Richard Barnard (Subscription Publication)
1981 – H A A Whiteley, Memoirs of Circus,Variety, etc as I Knew It (Subscription Publication)
1981-82 – E W White, A Register of First Performances of English Operas
1981-82 – Victorian Theatrical Trades, ed Michael Booth (pamphlet)
1982-83 – Allan Wade, Memories of the London Theatre 1900-1914, ed A Andrews
1983-84 – Richard Foulkes, The Shakespeare Tercentenary of 1864
*1984 – Sybil Rosenfeld, The Georgian Theatre of Richmond, Yorkshire (with the Ebor Press of York) (Subscription Publication)
1984-85 – Jim Davis, John Liston, Comedian
1985-86 – Wendy & J C Trewin, The Arts Theatre, London, 1927-1981
1986-87 – George Rowell, William Terriss and Richard Prince: Two Characters in an Adelphi Melodrama
1987-88 – Mollie Sands, The Eighteenth-Century Pleasure Gardens of Marylebone
1988-89 – John Downes, Roscius Anglicanus, ed Judith Milhous & Robert D. Hume
1988-89 – Josephine Harrop, Victorian Portable Theatres
1989-90 – Sam Wild (ed ‘Trim’), Old Wild’s: A Nursery of Strolling Players
1989-90 – Wendy Trewin, The Royal General Theatrical Fund
1990-91 – Olive Youngs, Index to Theatre Notebook Vols 26-40 (1972-1986)
1991-92 – Paul Ranger, `Terror and Pity…’: Gothic Drama in the London Patent Theatres, 1750-1820
1991-92 – Harry William Pedicord, `By Their Majesties’ Command’: The House of Hanover at the London Theatres 1714-1800
1992 – Robert Eddison, Majestic Service: An Autobiographical Memoir (pamphlet)
1992-93 – F Wilton, The Britannia Diaries 1863-1875: Selections, ed Jim Davis
1992-93 – Richard Foulkes, The Calverts: Actors of Some Importance
1993-94 – Claire Cochrane, Shakespeare and the Birmingham Repertory Theatre 1913-1929
1993-94 – Anthony Denning, Theatre in the Cotswolds, ed Paul Ranger
1994-95 – Scenes from Provincial Stages, ed Richard Foulkes
1994-95 – Robert Atkins, An Unfinished Autobiography, ed George Rowell
1995-96 – A C Sprague, The Stage Business in Shakespeare’s Plays: a Postscript (pamphlet), introd Lois Potter
1996-97 – British Theatrical Patents 1801-1900, ed Terence Rees and David Wilmore
1997-98 – Christopher Fry, Early Days (pamphlet)
1997-98 – W G Knight, A Major London `Minor’:the Surrey Theatre 1805-1865
1997-98 – Charles Rice, Tavern Singing in Early Victorian London:Diaries for 1840 and 1850, ed Laurence Senelick
1998-99 – Philip Butterworth, Theatre of Fire: Special Effects in Early English and Scottish Theatre
1998-99 – Francesca Franchi, Directory of Performing Arts Resources, 3rd ed
1999-2000 – Theodor Fontane, Shakespeare in the London Theatre, 1855-1858, ed & trans Russell Jackson
1999-2000 – George Speaight, The Juvenile Drama:A Union Catalogue (pamphlet)
2000-01 – W S Gilbert, Theatrical Criticism, ed Jane Stedman
2000-01 – Carol Jones Carlyle, Helen Faucit: Fire and Ice on the Victorian Stage
2001-02 – Sybil Rosenfeld, The York Theatre
2001-02 – Paul Ranger, Under Two Managers: the Everyday Life of the Thornton-Barnett Theatre Company, 1785-1853
2002-03 – Derek Forbes, Illustrated Playbills
2002-03 – Performance and Spectacle in Hall’s `Chronicle’, ed Janet Dillon
2003-04 – Görel Garlick, To serve the purpose of the drama: the theatre designs and plays of Samuel Beazley, 1786-1851
2003-04 – Charles Edward Horn, Memoirs of his Father and Himself, ed Michael Kassler (with Ashgate)
2004-05 – Jinnie Schiele, Off-Centre Stages: Fringe Theatre at the Open Space and the Roundhouse (with University of Hertfordshire Press)
2005-06 – Elizabeth Schafer, Lilian Baylis: a biography (with University of Hertfordshire Press)
2006-07 – Anselm Heinrich, Entertainment, Propaganda, Education: Regional theatre in Germany and Britain 1918-1945 (with University of Hertfordshire Press)
2007 – Olive Youngs, Anna Kahn, and Hazel Bell, An Index to` Theatre Notebook’ Vols 41-60 (1972-2006)
2007-08 – The Journals of Sydney Race 1892-1900: A Provincial View of Popular Entertainment, ed Ann Featherstone
2008-09 – James Winston, `The Theatric Tourist’ 1805, facsimile ed Iain Mackintosh, introd Marcus Risdell (with The British Library)
2008-09 – Don Chapman, The Oxford Playhouse: High and Low Drama in a University City (with University of Hertfordshire Press)
2009-10 – Frances Gray, Meggie Albanesi: A Life in the Theatre
2009-10 – Winifred Dolan, A Chronicle of Small Beer: The memoirs of a Victorian actress, ed Andy Moreton, foreword Kate Newey
2010-11 – British Theatrical Patents 1901-1950, ed Terence Rees & David Wilmore (with Theatreshire Books)
2010-11 – Jill A Sullivan, The Politics of the Pantomime: Regional Identity in the Theatre 1860-1900 (with University of Hertfordshire Press)
2011-12 – Margaret Leask, Lena Ashwell: Actress, Patriot, Pioneer (with University of Hertfordshire Press)
2012-13 – Terry Stoller, Tales of the Tricycle Theatre, Kilburn, foreword Michael Billington (with Methuen [Bloomsbury])
2013-14 – Jacob Hooke, `Pinacotheca Bettertonæana’: The Library of a Restoration Actor, ed David Roberts
2013-14 – Richard L Lorenzen, The History of the Prince of Wales’s Theatre 1771-1903 (with University of Hertfordshire Press)
2014-15 – David Mayer and Bryony Dixon, Bandits! or, The Collapsing Bridge: an early film and a late-Victorian stage, introd Neville Hunnings
2015-16 – Don-John Dugas, Shakespeare for Everyman: Ben Greet in Early Twentieth-Century America, foreword Simon Callow
2016-17 – Matthew Morrison, The Soho Theatre 1968-1981
2017-18 – John McCormick, The Holdens: Monarchs of the Marionette Theatre
2018-19 – Jean Baker, Sarah Baker and her Kentish theatres, 1737-1816: challenging the status quo
2019-20 – Steve Nicholson, The Censorship of British Drama 1900-1968, 4 volumes
2020-21 – ed. Simon Shepherd, The Unknown Granville Barker : Letters to Helen & Other Texts 1915-1918
2021-22 – Kate Crehan, But Will It Get A Laugh? The Life of Doris Hare in Three Acts.