Arcadia or the Shepherds Wedding at Drury Lane
A opaque 17th century theatre review describes Arcadia or the Shepherds Wedding at Drury Lane. It notes two hundred lines without a plot and praises Delia and Dametas, with a veiled compliment to the monarch in allegory. The piece lasts about half an hour and includes dances and a sea vessel pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Lane Theatre
Shetherd
Champness
Lews
Fawett
Sylvia
Tayris
Damatas
Swain
Dametas
Pax
Delia
Bride’s Landing
William II
Prinses
Denmark
London
Skinners Company
Derick
Augusta
Distin
Ion
Ermin
Fulius Dei
Sapientia
Esg
Peace
Concord
S. Mercy
S. Innocence
Augutta
King
Britannia
England
Scotland
France
Ireland
Company
Fortitude
King’s
Perseus
Andromeda
Levant
Skinner’s Company
Turkey
Amphyon
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The
Pusrc Lepage
Dancntas, Damon, Priefty
Ladon
Damoz
Britain
Thyrfis
City of
Philopatriz
Bridewell
Bethlem
George Morris
Charles Wheeler
Lime-street
Richard Glyn Bart
George Newland
Queen’s Head and Star
Coventry Cross
Chandois-street
Covent-Garden
John Chandler
F.R.S. Apothecary
S. Chandler
A. Millar
Strand
R.and
J. Dodsley
Pall Mall
J. Noon
Cheapside
W. Bristow
St. Paul's Churchyard
Fingal
Ossian
MacPherson
Virgil
T. Becket
P. A. DE Hondt
Tully's Head
Surry Street
Superme Royal
N.B
John Perrot
Port News
Southampton
Elizabeth
Solbe
Guernsey
Hope
Carterett
Ditto
Speedwell
Kitchin
Cowes
Friendship
Taylor
Seville
St. Joehannes
Olefen
Frederickthall
Hannah
Weyttes
Rotterdam
St. Maloes