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Title Marina
Author Lillo, George  
Date 6 Jul 1738
Licence Application Date 6 Jul 1738
First Performance Date 1 Aug 1738
Document Type Play  
Library/Archive The Huntington Library  
Collection Name John Larpent Plays
Reference LA9
Language English
Document Description A retelling of Pericles from the point of view of his daughter Marina. The prologue discusses the difficulty contemporary playwrights experience and frames this as justification for the Shakespearean influence of the play.
Theme Censorship & Politics  Greco-Roman Society  
Theatre Covent Garden Theatre  
Theatre Manager Hallam, A  
Lord Chamberlain FitzRoy, Charles (2nd Duke of Grafton)  
Examiner at time of Licence Application Chetwynd, William  
Deputy Examiner at time of Licence Application Odell, Thomas  
(Other) People Shakespeare, William  
Genre Play  
Acts Three  
Printed Edition Printed 1738.
Keywords revival  Shakespeare  retelling  family  murder plot  jealousy  reunion  pirate  kidnap  
Additional Information The manuscript includes an prologue and epilogue. There are slight differences between the manuscript and printed version throughout, with considerable differences in Act II. Includes a note, possibly from Dougald MacMillan upon compiling the companion text that refers to K-D 345, the Huntington's copy of the printed text.
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