Faliero (tragedia lirica in 3 acts) composed by Gaetano Donizetti, premiered Paris, Théâtre-Italien, 12 March 1835 Marfa (melodramma in 4 acts) composed by Carlo Coccia, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, 13 July 1835 Marco Visconti (tragedia lirica in 2 acts) composed by Saverio Mercadante, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, 7 September 1835 Lara (tragedia lirica in 2 acts) composed by Henri de Ruolz-Montchal, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, 22 November 1835 Odda di Bernaver (opera seria in 2 acts) composed by Giuseppe Lillo, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, 28 February 1837 La battaglia di Navarino (opera seria in 2 acts) composed by Giuseppe Staffa, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, 25 January 1838 I pirati spagnuoli (melodramma in 2 acts) composed by Errico Petrella, premiered Naples, Teatro Nuovo, 13 May 1838 Bianca Turenga (melodramma in 3 acts) composed by Giuseppe Balducci, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, 11 August 1838 Le miniere di Freinbergh (melodramma in 2 acts) composed by Errico Petrella, premiered Naples, Teatro Nuovo, 16 February 1839 Le due epoche ossia l'astuccio d'oro (melodramma semiserio in 2 acts) composed by Filippo Falangola, premiered Naples, Teatro del Fondo, Spring 1839 Ricciarda (tragedia lirica in 2 acts) composed by Prospero Selli, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, Summer 1839 I pirati (melodramma eroicomico in 2 acts) composed by Adelaide Orsola Appignani, premiered Rome, Teatro Alibert, 19 March 1843 Adolfo di Gerval ossia I montanari scozzesi (azione lirica romantica in 3 acts) composed by Aurelio Bruno, premiered Naples, Teatro del Fondo, 20 July 1843 Fenicia (tragedia lirica in 3 acts) composed by Francesco Chiaromonte, premiered Naples, Teatro del Fondo, 1844 Costanza d'Aragona (melodramma in 3 acts) composed by Salvatore Sarmiento, premiered Naples, Teatro San Carlo, 12 December 1844 Le nozze di Messina (tragedia lirica in 4 acts) composed by Francesco Chiaromonte, premiered Venice, La Fenice, 18 March 1852 Elena Castriota, o La Saracena (tragedia lirica in 3 acts) composed by Andrea Butera, premiered Palermo, Teatro Carolino, 9 February 1854 Ericarda di Wargas (opera in 4 acts) composed by Mario Michielli, premiered Pisa, Regio Teatro Nuovo 16 April 1881 Plays La divisione de' beni (drama in 5 acts), published in 1820 I dilettanti comici de' piccoli paesi (comedy in 5 acts), published in 1827 and based on his experiences as an actor Il castello del principe (comedy in 4 acts), published in 1827 La tragicomania (comedy in 4 acts), published in 1827 Corinna al Campidoglio