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(26. März 1958 - 19. April 1958) Broadway - "Back to Methuselah". Directed by Margaret Webster. Ambassador Theatre; 29 performances. Cast included M'el Dowd as "Lilith".

(10. März 1959 - 30. Januar 1960) Broadway - "Sweet Bird of Youth". Directed by Elia Kazan. Martin Beck Theatre; 375 performances. Cast included M'el Dowd as "Princess Kosmonopolis".

(3. Dezember 1960 - 5. Januar 1963) Broadway - "Camelot". Directed by Moss Hart [died during production run]. Majestic Theatre; 873 performances. Cast included M'el Dowd as "Morgan Le Fey".

(1963) Stage Play: A Case of Libel. Drama.

(6. Juli 1967 - 12. November 1967) Broadway - "The Unknown Soldier and His Wife". Directed by John Dexter. Vivian Beaumont Theatre (moved to The George Abbott Theatre from 18 September 1967 to closing); 148 performances. Cast included M'el Dowd as "Woman".

(29. November 1967 - 10. Februar 1968) Broadway - "Everything in the Garden". Directed by Peter Glenville. Plymouth Theatre; 84 performances. Cast included M'el Dowd as "Louise".

(1970) Stage Play: Not Now, Darling. Comedy. Written by John T. Chapman [credited as John Chapman] and Ray Cooney. Production Design by Lloyd Burlingame. Directed by George Abbott. Brooks Atkinson Theatre: 29 Oct 1970- 14 Nov 1970 (21 performances + 11 previews that began on 20 Oct 1970). Cast: Jennifer Bassey [credited as Joan Bassie] (as "Miss Tipdale"), Jean Cameron (as "Mrs. Fencham"), Curt Dawson (as "Mr. Lawson"), Roni Dengel (as "Janie McMichael"), M'el Dowd (as "Maude Bodley"), Rex Garner (as "Gilbert Bodley"), Marilyn Hengst (as "Miss Whittington"), Claude Horton (as "Mr. Fencham"), Ardyth Kaiser (as "Sue Lawson"), Norman Wisdom (as "Arnold Crouch"), Ed Zimmermann (as "Harry McMichael"). Produced by James M. Nederlander and George M. Steinbrenner III. Produced by arrangement with Michael Codron. Associate Producer: Sheldon B. Guren and Edward Ginsberg. Note: At least 2 versions of this production were produced for German TV in the early 1970's.

(1965) Stage Play: The Right Honourable Gentleman.

(1968) She acted in Robert Ludlum's play, "Black Comedy," at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, New Jersey with Orson Bean, Robert Moore and Paula Trueman in the cast. Jerry Adler was director.

(1971) She played Isobel Joslyn in Harding Lemay's play, "The Joslyn Circle," at the New Dramatists Theatre in New York City with Anne Meacham (Leonie Joslyn Fox); Mary Fogarty (Winifred Saunders); Addison Powell (Ira Fox); Ed Zimmerman (Ralph Carlson) and Joseph Maher (Joslyn Monroe) in the cast. Patricia Carmichael was director.