	Rees returned to England in 1911 where she continued to act, write and produce plays. In 1913 she produced and acted in her comedy sketch, "Uncle Bill," at the Grand Theatre, Clapham. It was also produced at The Globe Theatre in London and The Vaudeville Theatre in The Strand, London (as a curtain raiser to Jerome K. Jerome's play "Robina in Search of a Husband"). In 1915 she acted in her own one act play "'Will You Walk into my Parlour"' at the Artillery in Woolwich; it was a curtain raiser for H.A. Vachell's play "'Searchlights'." She had a starring role in "'Searchlights'."