| Title |
Composer |
Performed |
Notes
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| Another Part of the Trilogy |
John M. Ford |
Boskone 34, 25th World Fantasy Convention |
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| Back to Rivets or, Mik Ado About Nothing |
Mark Keller and Sue Anderson |
Boskone 14 |
Collected in Rivets!
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| The Booze Brothers |
Ian Sorenson |
|
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| Captain Future Meets Gilbert and Sullivan |
Stephen and Virginia Schultheis |
Westercon XX, Boskone 9 |
|
| The Decomposers; or, Rivets Has Risen from the Grave |
Mark Keller and Sue Anderson |
Boskone 16 |
Collected in Rivets!
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| Enterprise |
|
Minicon 9 |
|
| The Fandoliers, or the King of BaraTAFFia |
Ruth Berman |
|
|
| Fundament! |
Maria Hamilton |
Conine |
|
| Happy Birthday Doctor! |
Katherine Phelps |
2014 Melbourne International Comedy Festival |
|
| Hatty, or St. Simon's Bride |
Karen Anderson |
1995 |
|
| H.M.S. Trek-a-Star |
Karen Anderson |
Baycon |
What a Star Trek episode might have been if it had been scripted by Gilbert & Sullivan
|
| Inside 2001 -- A Space Opera |
Alexis Gilliland |
|
|
| Joe Phaust |
Lee Harding |
Eastercon '73 |
|
| Jophan! |
Erwin S. "Filthy Pierre" Strauss |
|
Based on The Enchanted Duplicator
|
| "Legion of Legions" |
Widner adaptation of a burlesque by Chauvenet |
Boskone II |
|
| Midwest Side Story |
|
Minicon 12, Minicon 33 |
First performed in 1977. Script published in Midwestside Story
|
| The Mimeo Man |
Debbie Notkin, Eli Cohen, Moshe Feder |
Minicon 11, Disclave 19, PgHLANGE VI |
|
| My Claire Lady |
Ian Sorenson |
Novacon 28 |
A send-up of Croydon Fandom
|
| The Pirates of Fenzance |
John Pomeranz (with additional lyrics by Mary Bentley) |
LoneStarCon II (revived at BucConeer) |
|
| Rivets Redux; or, What Ever Happened to Helminth of Boskone? |
Mark Keller and Sue Anderson |
Boskone 15 |
Collected in Rivets!
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| Smoflahoma |
John Pomeranz |
Noreascon 3 |
|
| Spock in Manacles |
Kate Davies & Ian Sorensen |
BECCON '85 |
Collected in The Beccon Plays
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| Stringworld |
Shelby Bush III and Bernard J. Willinger |
Rivercon III |
|
| Untitled Christmas musical |
Damon Knight, Anthony Boucher, Fritz Leiber, and Robert Bloch |
Clevention |
A fannish version of A Christmas Carol. See Sam Moskowitz' Clevention reminiscence for details.
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