| A history of Welfare State International during the 1990s and 2000s. |
| Lord Dynamite - a musical about Alfred Nobel | 1991 |
| Trawlers at Peace , Grimsby - a requiem event | 1993 |
| Awarded 2.2 million from the Arts Council towards Lanternhouse | 1996 |
| Lanternhouse opens | 1999 |
| First Comedy Festival in Ulverston | 1996 |
| Dead Good Funerals Book by Sue Gill and John Fox published | 1996 |
| First Flag Festival in Ulverston | 1997 |
| Dead Good Guide to Welcoming and Baby Naming Ceremonies by Sue Gill and John Fox, (ed.) Jonathan How published | 1999 |
| Sand - 100 day Installation in Lanternhouse, a vigil for the Millennium | 1999/2000 |
| The Sky’s the Limit - Millennium Pageant for Ulverston | 2000 |
| Nativity of the Beasts - an installation, lamentation for Foot and Mouth disease | 2001 |
| DEAD - funeral exhibition at the Roundhouse | 2001 |
| Eyes of Stalks by John Fox, published Methuen | 2002 |
| Morecambe Bay | 2003 |
| One Rock - ecological triptych installation in Lanternhouse | 2003 |
| Barebones - miniature version of Longline in Cockpit Theatre at Lanternhouse | 2005 |
| Longline - community carnival, the climax of 3 years work. Welfare State International's last show | 2006 |
| April Fools Day [is this the name of a production?] Welfare State International archived, Welfare State International board rejects the artists ensemble. Stephen Powell appointed Creative Director | 2006 |
| Dead Good Guides picks up where Welfare State International left off | 2007 |
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