| Title | Year | Type | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Invasion; or, A Trip to Brighthelmstone | 1778 | Afterpiece | Author |
| The Liverpool Prize | 1779 | Afterpiece | Author |
| The Device; or, The Deaf Doctor | 1779 | Afterpiece | Author |
| Illumination; or, The Glaziers' Conspiracy | 1779 | Mainpiece | Author |
| The Deaf Lover | 1780 | Afterpiece | Author |
| The Siege of Gibraltar | 1780 | Afterpiece | Author |
| The Humours of an Election | 1780 | Afterpiece | Author |
| Thelypthora; or, More Wives than One | 1781 | Afterpiece | Author |
| The Fair American | 1782 | Mainpiece | Author |
| The Magic Cavern; or, Virtue's Triumph | 1784 | Afterpiece | Author |
| Aerostation; or, The Templars Stratagem | 1784 | Afterpiece | Author |
| Barataria; or, Sancho Turned Governor | 1785 | Afterpiece | Author |
| He Would be a Soldier | 1786 | Mainpiece | Author |
| Date | Theatre | Title Mainpiece | Title After Piece(s) | Door receipts | Tickets | Total | Charges | Ticket Count | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Nov 1778 | Covent Garden | The Roman Father | The Invasion; or, A Trip to Brighthelmstone, La Soiree a la Mode | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | N/A | Unknown | |
| 25 Oct 1780 | Covent Garden | The Beggar's Opera | The Humours of an Election, Rural Merriment | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | £105 | Unknown | |
| 21 May 1782 | Drury Lane | The Fair American | The Divorce, The Distressed Lovers | £121 3s | Unknown | £121 3s | £105 | Unknown | |
| 24 May 1782 | Drury Lane | The Fair American | Catherine and Petruchio, The Distressed Lovers | £68 4s 6d | Unknown | £68 4s 6d | £105 | Unknown | |
| 08 Feb 1783 | Drury Lane | The Fair American | All the World's a Stage | £147 3s 6d | Unknown | £147 3s 6d | £105 | Unknown | |
| 21 Nov 1786 | Covent Garden | He Would be a Soldier | The Poor Soldier | £249 7s | Unknown | £249 7s | N/A | Unknown | |
| 28 Nov 1786 | Covent Garden | He Would be a Soldier | The Padlock, Dotage, or The Natural Mistake | £182 16s 6d | Unknown | £182 16s 6d | N/A | Unknown | |
| 05 Dec 1786 | Covent Garden | He Would be a Soldier | Midas | £168 | Unknown | £168 | N/A | Unknown | |
| 01 Feb 1787 | Covent Garden | He Would be a Soldier | The Two Misers; or, The Mufti's Ghost, Wapping Landlady | £206 13s 6d | Unknown | £206 13s 6d | N/A | Unknown |
| Date | Theatre | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09 Dec 1786 | Covent Garden | £163 | Recd from Mr Pilon |
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| Date | Theatre | Amount | Entry | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06 Jul 1780 | Covent Garden | £100 | Do: [Deduct] paid Mr: Pilon for the Deaf Lover | Deduction from this day's receipts. |
| 06 Jul 1780 | Covent Garden | £90 | Do: [Deduct] paid Do. [Mr: Pilon] for the Siege of Gibralter | Deduction from this day's receipts. |
| 15 Feb 1786 | Covent Garden | £20 | Paid Mr Pilon in full for all business done for the Theatre to this day | Probably the author Frederick Pilon, though the description of the payment does not seem to relate to authorial activity. It may have been a different Pilon: BD vol. 11, p. 311 identifies a Mr Pilon, house servant at Covent Garden, on the basis of a 4 June 1788 playbill showing a Mr Pilon sharing a benefit with other house servants. However, it may be that Frederick Pilon did work at Covent Garden in some capacity, and/or that the latter Mr Pilon was a relative of the (by then deceased) Frederick's, receiving a charitable benefit on his behalf: on 31 August 1789 the theatre paid for a Mr Pilon's funeral. |
| 09 Dec 1786 | Covent Garden | £285 6d | Paid Mr Pilon in full for his Nights | |
| 26 Mar 1787 | Covent Garden | £21 | Pd. Mr Pilon Author | |
| 29 Mar 1787 | Covent Garden | £30 | Pd. Mr Pilon Author | |
| 25 Apr 1787 | Covent Garden | £30 | Paid Mr. Pilon | |
| 23 Jun 1787 | Covent Garden | £50 | Pd. Mr Pilon in advance | |
| 13 Sep 1787 | Covent Garden | £21 | Paid Mr Pilon on Acct | |
| 12 Feb 1788 | Covent Garden | £43 | Paid Mr: Brandon in full for Cash advanced to Mr. Pilon | The author, Frederick Pilon, had died on 17 January 1788, but Mr Brandon had presumably advanced the cash to him before that date and was here being reimbursed by the theatre. |
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