Tragedy of Madomer revival praised by critic
A reader review of Monday's Drury Lane revival of The Tragedy of Madomer credits the piece as a fresh, moral entertainment. It lauds young performers, notes changes to shorten scenes, and commends Berifiey and Powell in key roles while discussing themes of virtue, public respect, and the dangers of luxury in ancient Rome as mirrored in the drama.
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