*p1703 11 27 dl Macbeth.*m1703 11 27 dl All the Musick being compos'd-Mr Leveridge, wherein he performs his own parts.*s1703 11 27 dl ^As17031125^.*d1703 11 27 dl Several comical Dances-.*c1703 11 27 dl [This performance, following the <i>Great Storm of 1703</i>, aroused the wrath of the reformers, typified by $Jeremy Collier='s remark in his <i>Dissuasive from the Play-House</i>: "But Stupidity under that Convulsion was not the worst of our Case: No, that dreadful Hurricane, the Voice of an angry Heaven, and Terrour of Earth and Sea, was it seems a Jest at the Play House: <i>Macbeth</i> with his Lightning and Thunder the Entertainment of the Day, and the Mention of Chimnies blown down, clapt by the Audience with an unusual Length of Pleasure and Approbation" (p. 18).]