I can’t remember ever stumbling across this before, but sometimes it’s hard to remember after all these years.
Today while following some random Google rabbit hole to Love’s Labour’s Won, I found The Lost Plays Database.
I’m a little disappointed that Shakespeare’s only got two entries – Cardenio and the aforementioned LLW. But! That’s because the folks running this site are sticklers for detail, and they’ve also got a category for “Attributed to W. Shakespeare”, which is not the same thing. In the attributed category we have several entries, none of which I think I’ve ever seen before, including a Henry I and Henry II.
I’m not much of a fan of the lost plays, I figure if I can’t read or see them, they can’t do much for me. But I thought maybe some of you might like to cruise around. Check out the dramatists’ page — Shakespeare gets just two categories out of somewhere north of a hundred and fifty!
Have fun going down this newly discovered rabbit hole!