Dramatic Works
- О время! комедия в трех действиях – O vremya! also O Tempora! (O Time!), a comedy in three acts
- Именины г-жи Ворчалкиной, комедия в пяти действиях –Imeniny gospozhi Vorchalkinoy (Mrs Grumble’s Birthday), a comedy in five acts
- Передняя знатного боярина, комедия в одном действии - Perednyaya znatnogo boyarina (The Waiting Room of the Grang Boyard), a comedy in one act
- Госпожа Вестникова с семьею, комедия в одном действии – Gospozha Vestnikova s semyoyu (Mme Vestnikova and her Family), a comedy in one act
- Невеста-невидимка. комедия в одном действии – Nevesta-nevidimka (The Invisible Bride), a comedy in one act
- Вот каково иметь корзину и белье, комедия в пяти действиях –Vot kakovo imet’ korzinu I belyo (This is How to Have Both the Basket and the Linen), a comedy in five acts
- Разносторонняя семья осторожками и подозрениями, комедия в пяти действиях – Raznostoronnyaya semya ostorozhkami i podozraniyami (The Versatile Family), a comedy in five acts
- Недоразумение, комедия в пяти действиях – Nedorazumeniye (The Confusion), a comedy in five acts
- Обманщик, комедия в пяти действиях – Obmanshchik (The Twister), a comedy in five acts
- Обольщенный, комедия в пяти действиях – Obolshchonny (The Seduced), a comedy in five acts
- Шаман Сибирский, комедия в пяти действиях – Shaman Sibirsky (Siberian Shaman), a comedy in five acts
- Из жизни Рюрика, историческое представление – Iz zhizni Rurika (From Rurik’s Life), a historical drama
- Начальное управление Олега, историческое представление – Nachalnoye upravleniye Olega (The Early Reign of Oleg), a historical drama
- Новгородский богатырь Боеслаевич, комическая опера – Novgorodsky bogatyr Boeslaevich (The Novgorod Hero Boyeslayevich), a comic opera
- Горебогатырь Косометович, комическая опера – Gorebogatyr Kosometovich (The Unfortunate Hero Kosometovich), a comic opera
- Федул с детьми – Fedul s det’mi (Fedul and his Children)
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