At St. George's she played in entertainments too numerous to list. In 1877 alone, she appeared in A Night Surprise by her husband, Arthur Law, writing under the pseudonym, "West Cromer"; Number 204 by F. C. Burnand, with music by Mr. German Reed; A Happy Bungalow, by Law, with music by King Hall; Once in a Century by Gilbert Arthur à Beckett, with music by Vivian Bligh; and Our New Doll’s House by W. Wye, with music by Cotsford Dick.
The passage describes the extensive range of performances that this individual gave at St. George's during the year 1877.  It highlights her involvement in various plays written by her husband, Arthur Law, under a pseudonym, and other productions with music composed by different individuals.