This list solely contains plays in which an antislavery stance is promoted through textual and staging practices, written and translated in(to) Dutch between 1770 and 1810. It does not include plays that fall outside this timeframe and/or address slavery only indirectly, such as Jean Rochefort’s pantomimic ballet Isabelle en Don Ferdinant, of het Indiaansch feest (1802) or Zuma, of de ontdekking van den kinabast (1817)—the first does not directly address the institution of slavery and the second was published after 1810. Neither does this list mention so-called “Black ballets” or refer to productions such as De Schone Negerin, of Europeanen in Schipbreuk gered door Africaansche Negers (1792) because I was unable to retrieve details about their exact content. For clarity, and in order to stimulate transnational work on antislavery theater, I have added brief descriptions of each play.