Theatrical Monitor on Free Press and Stage Reform
The February 19 1768 issue defends liberty of the press against stage managers Covent Garden and Drury Lane, praises public spirit and honesty, and notes new comptrolling managers will uphold truth and improvement in theatre exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespear
Covent Garden
Roscius Scriblerus
Drury
Theatrical Monitor Letter Targets Management Deception
A reader praises Theatrical Monitor for exposing imposition and tyranny in theatre management. The letter asserts the publication’s aim to uncover selfish craft and guard public interests, urging continued vigilance.