Critique of Colman Play The Iron Chest Performance
The piece condemns the play as heavy and unrewarding despite beautiful music and strong acting by Krawcett as Old Steward. It notes temporary applause as insufficient and defends Colman against unjust critics while praising StorAcE’s musical spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storace
Conmmaan
Krawcett
Elliston’s theatre prospects and the Bath contract
The writer notes Mr. Elliston may choose between Covent Garden with Mr. Harris and Drury Lane with Mr. Sheripan. Forfeiture payments to Bath managers loom if he departs. Elliston’s success at the Little Theatre is praised, but concerns arise whether he can sustain prestige on major stages, especially amid entrenched favorites. The piece warns against a disappointing return after a winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Covent Garden
Sheripan
Drury-Lane Theatre
Bath
Elliston
Little Theatre
Kemarz
Covent-Garden
Drury-Lane
Ellifton
Mr. Ellifton