New Drama
- William Alexander, 1st Earl of Stirling – The Monarchic Tragedies, second edition; adds The Alexandrean and Julius Caesar to his previously-published closet dramas Croesus and Darius
- Anonymous – Claudius Tiberius Nero
- Anonymous – The Fair Maid of the Exchange published
- Barnabe Barnes – The Devil's Charter
- Francis Beaumont – The Knight of the Burning Pestle
- Beaumont and Fletcher – The Woman Hater published; the earliest of their collaborations to appear in print
- Thomas Campion – Lord Hay's Masque
- George Chapman – Bussy D'Ambois published
- John Day, William Rowley, & George Wilkins – The Travels of the Three English Brothers
- Thomas Dekker – The Whore of Babylon
- Thomas Dekker and John Webster – Westward Ho and Northward Ho published
- Dekker & Webster, with Henry Chettle (?), Thomas Heywood (?), & Wentworth Smith (?) – Sir Thomas Wyatt published
- Thomas Heywood – The Fair Maid of the Exchange published
- Ben Jonson – Volpone published
- Thomas Middleton – Michaelmas Term performed; The Phoenix published
- Edward Sharpham -Cupid's Whirligig
- Thomas Tomkis – Lingua published
- Thomas Middleton – The Revenger's Tragedy published
- George Wilkins – The Miseries of Enforced Marriage published
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