Plays
- 1946. Peace In Our Time by Noël Coward, Nazi Germany successfully invades Britain in World War II.
- 2000. The Madagascar Plan by Brian Borowka. Nazi Germany resettles the Jews on Madagascar.
- 2001. The Adventures of Stoke Mandeville, Astronaut and Gentleman by Fraser Charlton and Nikolas Lloyd. British developed space travel during the reign of Queen Victoria.
- 2006. Picasso's Closet by Ariel Dorfman. An alternate history of Picasso's life (and possibly death) in Paris during World War II.
- 2007. Universal Robots by Mac Rogers. Robots take over Czechoslovakia and eventually the world just before World War II in a thought-provoking script that raises questions about the future of humanity and science.
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