By Length (excluding pantomimes)
Full-length plays (generally suitable for a whole evening's entertainment).
One-act plays (by length, not necessarily by structure). Note that there may be some overlap
between the one-act and full-length plays. We define a one-act play as something that might form half an evening's entertainment, so the one-act category runs from 20 to 75 minutes whilst the full-length plays (which might be used for a full evening) start at 60 minutes.
Sketches, skits and short plays (everything under 20 minutes)
Pantomimes
Many pantomimes are run with a mixture of adults and children (particularly those with a chorus).
Here we have flagged the ones where the author thinks that a mixed-age company would be appropriate.
Full-length pantomimes (60 minutes to a whole evening)
One-act pantomimes (20 to 75 minutes)
Very short pantomimes (everything under 20 minutes)