• The first English production of Jean Genet's Splendid's
• Kleist's Prince of Homburg and Marivaux's La Dispute
• His recent adaptation of Dickens' Oliver Twist

Fiction

• Who Was That Man: A Present for Mr. Oscar Wilde (1988)
• Ready to Catch Him Should He Fall (1992)
• Mr. Clive and Mr. Page (1996)
• Skin Lane (2007)

• "When the Time Comes; or, the Case of the Man Who Didn't Know" (short story)

Theatre and radio

• More Bigger Snacks Now (1985), director for Complicité
• A Vision of Love Revealed in Sleep (Part One) (1987)
• The Misanthrope (1988), director for Red Shift
• Lady Audley's Secret (1988-1989) for Gloria
• A Vision of Love Revealed in Sleep (Part Three) (1989-1990) for Gloria
• Ariadne (1989-1990)
• Berenice (1990) for the Royal National Theatre
• The School for Wives (1990) for the Derby Playhouse
• Sarrasine (1990-1991) for Gloria
• The Avenging Woman (1991)
• Let Them Call It Jazz (1991) for Gloria
• Twelfth Night (1992) for the Goodman Theatre, Chicago
• A Judgement in Stone (1992) for Gloria
• The Game of Love and Chance (1992-1993) for Gloria/Cambridge Theatre Co./Royal National Theatre
• Night After Night (Part One) (1993) musical
• The Seven Sacraments of Nicolas Poussin (1998)
• The Verger Queen or Bette's Full Service (2000)
• Does You Good (2001)
• Camille (2003) adaptation of The Lady of the Camellias
• Improbable (2004) radio

Television

• That's What Friends Are For (1988) television, for Channel Four
• Where Is Love? (1988) television, for ICA/BBC2
• Pedagogue (1988) with Stuart Marshall
• That's How Strong My Love Is (1989) television, for Channel Four
• Now That It's Morning (1992) television, for Channel Four/British Screen

• Bartlett, Neil, adapter. 2003. Camille. By Alexandre Dumas fils. London: Oberon. ISBN 1840023600.
• Bartlett, Neil. 2005. Solo Voices: Monologues 1987-2004. London: Oberon. ISBN 1840024658.
• Burton, Peter, editor. 2008. A Casualty of War: the Arcadia Book of Gay Short Stories. London: Arcadia Books. ISBN 9781906413316.