05 January 1663

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Theatre: Whitehall or St. James's
Theatrical Season: 1662-1663
Volume: 1
Comments: The King's Company. Pepys, Diary: Creed and I to my wife again, and...to the Cockpitt, where we saw Claracilla, a poor play, done by the King's house (but neither the King nor Queen were there, but only the Duke and Duchess, who did show some impertinent and, methought, unnaturall dalliances there, before the whole world, such as kissing, and leaning upon one another); but to my very little content, they not acting in any degree like the Duke's people

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    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *patcourt Claracilla. *catcourt The <i>King's Company</i>. <i>Pepys, Diary</i>: $Creed= and I to my wife again, and...to the <i>Cockpitt</i>, where we saw <i>Claracilla</i>, a poor play, done by the King's house (but neither the $King= nor $Queen= were there, but only the $Duke= and $Duchess=, who did show some impertinent and, methought, unnaturall dalliances there, before the whole world, such as kissing, and leaning upon one another); but to my very little content, they not acting in any degree like the Duke's people.

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    *p1663 01 05 atcourt Claracilla.*c1663 01 05 atcourt The <i>King's Company</i>. <i>Pepys, Diary</i>: $Creed= and I to my wife again, and...to the <i>Cockpitt</i>, where we saw <i>Claracilla</i>, a poor play, done by the King's house (but neither the $King= nor $Queen= were there, but only the $Duke= and $Duchess=, who did show some impertinent and, methought, unnaturall dalliances there, before the whole world, such as kissing, and leaning upon one another); but to my very little content, they not acting in any degree like the Duke's people.

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    Event: 300 | 16630105 | atcourt | The <i>King's Company</i>. <i>Pepys, Diary</i>: $Creed= and I to my wife again, and...to the <i>Cockpitt</i>, where we saw <i>Claracilla</i>, a poor play, done by the King's house (but neither the $King= nor $Queen= were there, but only the $Duke= and $Duchess=, who did show some impertinent and, methought, unnaturall dalliances there, before the whole world, such as kissing, and leaning upon one another); but to my very little content, they not acting in any degree like the Duke's people
    Performance: 300 | 300 | p | Claracilla

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Title: Claracilla
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Related Works

Work Title: Claracilla
Publish Date: 1641
Birth: 1612
Death: 1683

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