A complete edition of Shadwell's works was published by another son, Sir John Shadwell, in 1720. Thomas Shadwell's other dramatic works are:
- The Sullen Lovers (1668), adapted from Molière
- The Royal Shepherdess (1669), an adaptation of John Fountain's Rewards of Virtue
- The Humorist (1671)
- The Miser (1672), adapted from Molière
- Psyche (1675)
- The Libertine (1676)
- The Virtuoso (1676)
- The History of Timon of Athens the Man-hater (1678), — on this Shakespearian adaptation see Oscar Beber's inaugural dissertation, Thom. Shadwell's Bearbeitung des Shakespeare'schen "Timon of Athens" (Rostock, 1897)
- A True Widow (1679)
- The Woman Captain (1680), revived in 1744 as The Prodigal
- The Lancashire Witches and Teague O'Divelly, the Irish Priest (1682)
- Bury Fair (1689)
- The Amorous Bigot, with the second part of Teague O'Divelly (1690)
- The Scowerers (1691)
- The Volunteers, or Stockjobbers, published posthumously (1693)
