• 1927 "Sex" -- written under psuedonym "Jane Mast"

• 1927 "The Drag" -- also credited to "Jane Mast"

• 1927 "The Wicked Age"

• 1928 "Diamond Lil" -- first run

• 1928 "Pleasure Man" -- Mae only had the writer's credit. She did not actually perform in it.

• 1931 "The Constant Sinner" -- Originally a novel, written by Mae, titled "Babe Gordon"

• 1939 "Clean Beds" -- Mae is said to have "polished" the script. Actual author is given as "George S. George," apparently a psuedonym, but nobody knows who for.

• 1944 "Catherine Was Great"

• 1946 "Come On Up" -- Originally titled "Ring Twice Tonight"

• 1961 "Sextette" -- Later was made into Mae's last film.

*Note: These are approximate dates based on the opening dates of the first runs. Many of them lasted longer than a year or, as in the case of "Diamond Lil," opened for revivals in later years.

Now, after all of this info, I can tell you little else. These are all of the plays I know have been performed. According to "When I'm Bad, I'm Better: Mae West, Sex, and American Entertainment," by Marybeth Hamilton, at least the early plays, including "SEX" and "The Drag," had two different scripts -- One for the normal run, and one which was substituted when the company was tipped off that someone was going to be in the audience for the purpose of a raid, or some other sort of censorship.