As You Like It at Drury Lane Theatre Review
The Drury Lane rendition of As You Like It is praised for entertaining scenes and sprightly dialogue though some unities are broken and certain episodes seem retarded. The cast is well supported, with notable pleasure from the speech “All the world’s a stage” and the overall production deemed excellent and satisfying. An English Burletta by Mr. O Hara is also discussed, noted for humor but shortened to two acts. performed well and highly entertaining on the stage.
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Drury-Lane Theatre
Shakespeare
Dr. Johnson
Souchstone
Rosalind
Oliver
Jaques
Orlando
Adam
Chaucer
Gamelyn
France
Forest of Arden
Afidions Marinis
Mace
Corydon
Touchtove
Mr. King
Mr. Brereton
Mr. Love
Mr. Moody
Mr. Vernon
Amiens
Bickerhaff
Divdin
Dibdin
Mungo
Bannister
Don Diego
Dr. Hawkesworth
Aboan
Hotman
Almot
America
Mr. Savigny
Oroonoko
Miller
Imoinda
Benfley
Jay
Damon
Celia
General Craufurd
John Huffey Delaval
Francis Blake Delaval
Kat
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Bath
William Renwick
R. Crutwell
Mesfis
Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Almon
Piccadilly
Griffin
Strand
F. Newbry
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Richar'f,n and Co
Royal Exchange
London
Mr. Slack
Newcastle
Johnson
Baily
Dycha
Fenring
Ftuay
J. Seally
Bridgewaters Ware
J. Coote
T. Evans
Oferroy
Pris Day
Richard the Third
Hamlet
Dublin
Edinburgh
J. Bell
Exeter
Pice 3S
N.D. Falck
B. Law
Avemary-lane
Wells and
Grosvenor
Gornhill
Great Britain
Halliwall
Morton
Philips Lane
Aldermanbury
Aultin
Crown Inn
Ludlow
Satop
Clonbury
Hercules Wall
Miss Harris
Aften
Hopesay
Shrepthirs
Holland
Tenbury
St. James’s Place
Green Park
Mr. Wail
Temple
Mir. Orlton
Downing-street
Wettminter
N. B
Mr. Criton
Al.ve
Devonshire
Berlon's
Cumbrawleigh
Devon
Honiton
Sevral
Aecn
Wwoolverstone
Awliscombe
William Drewe
New-Inn
Steedley
Bretton
Culiompton
John Finight
Combrawleigh
Jethro Sallway
Woolverstone
Oroonoko: A Tragedy at Covent Garden Theatre
The Covent Garden Theatre opened October 2 with Southerne’s Oroonoko, a famed tragedy first staged in 1696. Critics deem it Southerne’s most perfect and most pathetic dramatic work.
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Covent-Garden Theatre
Oroonoko
Southerne
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