The work was revived at St. George's Hall in 1870 and again in 1874, among others. At the 1874 revival, Mrs. German Reed, Leonora Braham, Alfred Reed, Stanley Betjeman, Corney Grain, and the piece itself all received warm praise from the "Era"'s critic. New York's reopened Broadway Opera House was inaugurated in 1880 with a double bill of "Ages Ago" and "Charity Begins at Home". "Ages Ago" has been revived from time to time by amateur companies. In 2014, a production at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival, in the Harrogate Theatre, was billed as the first professional production in 130 years.