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Title Playhouses, Theatres and Other Places of Public Amusement in London and its Suburbs from the Reign of Queen Elizabeth to William IV. Vol. II [Theatre Royal Drury Lane]
Author Brayley, Edward Wedlake  Killigrew, Thomas  Rowe, Nicholas  Steele, Sir R  Beaumont, Francis  Fletcher, George  Gay, John  
Date 1778-1838
Document Type Scrapbook  
Library/Archive The Garrick Club Library  
Collection Name Theatres of London extra illustrated
Language English; Latin
Document Description Material spans a huge time period, with printed documents focused on the history of the Drury Lane Theatre particularly. Contains the 'Historical and Descriptive Accounts of the Theatres of London by Edward Wedlake Brayley, FAS'. This was illustrated by Daniel Havell. There are portraits of actors, playwrights, influencial figures of the Restoration and onwards. Deals with the fire at Drury Lane and includes plans for the New Theatre at Drury Lane and interior and exterior views and plans of the theatre. Includes newspaper clippings and reviews of plays performed there.
Theme Celebrity Culture & Fashion  Business & Finance  Modes of Performance: Costume, Scenography & Spectacle  Women in Eighteenth Century Drama  
Theatre Theatre Royal Drury Lane  Covent Garden Theatre  
Theatre Manager Lacy, James  Garrick, David  Killigrew, Thomas  
Actor Betterton, Thomas  Cibber, Colley  Wilks, Robert  Siddons, Sarah  Kean, Edmund  Mohun, Michaell  Cibber, Mrs  Miller, Joe  Garrick, David  Abington, Mrs Frances  Yeates, Mr  Burton, W  Palmer, John  Clive, Catherine  
(Other) People Havell, Daniel  Jones, Inigo  King George I  Gainsborough, Thomas  Lee, Nathaniel  Wyatt, Benjamin  
Keywords actor  royalty  patron  career  Restoration  history  fire  theatre interior  theatre opening  architect  comedian  humour  newspaper clippings  review  Harlequin  manuscript notes  receipt  music  correspondence  advertisement  The Daily Post  
Document linked to The Deuce is in Him
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