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30 April 1706
@ Queen's Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The True And Antient History Of King Lear
Song:
Comical Songs and
Dialogues
from
Wonders in the Sun
-; particularly a Song-Mrs Willis representing one of
Queen Elizabeth's Dames of Honour
; Comical Dialogue-Pack, Bowman , representing a vain promising
Courtier
and a
Sycophant
; a Comical Dialogue-Dogget, Cook representing a
Widdow in Tears
for the Loss of her Husband and a
Town Rake
making Love to her
Dance:
A new
Entry
-deBarques, Mrs Elford;
French Peasant
-Firbank, Mrs Bicknell; The famous
Italian Scaramouch
-Layfield
2
08 September 1711
@ Greenwich
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Jew Of Venice; Or, The Female Lawyer
Song:
Between the Acts: With several Songs and
Dialogues
-Teno, Rainton, a Gentlewoman from
London
, who never perform'd there before; particularly that Celebrated Dialogue of
Tell Me Why My Charming Fair
by the late famous
Mr Henry Purcell
-;
Mad Dialogue
by him-; Also several Opera Songs with Instruments-
3
27 July 1704
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Maid In The Mill
Song:
A dialogue from
The Mad Lover
-Boman, Dogget in women's clothes; another dialogue-Cook, Godwin, the latter for his first appearance on the stage;
Hark ye Madam
from
Love's a Jest
-
Dance:
New Scene
v between a
Drunken Beau and a Chimney/Sweeper
-; several dances-Laithfield, Mrs Evans, Firbank, Firbank's scholar
4
25 January 1705
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Like Master Like Man
Song:
That celebrated Dialogue-Boman, Pack,
A Drunken Officer and a Town Miss
, originally performed in
The Mad Lover
; A
Country Dialogue
-Mrs Willis, Short; A new
Trumpet Song
composed by
Eccles
-Davis
Dance:
The last new
Entry
-Firbank, Firbank's Scholar;
Blowsabella
-Prince, Mrs Clark; Comic dances-Prince, others; A
Right Irish Trot
-a child of five years
5
24 June 1729
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Contrivances
Afterpiece Title:
The Walking Statue
Afterpiece Title:
Phebe
Song:
Dialogue between Milk@Maid and Gentleman-Rainton, Miss Raftor; Dialogue between Rake and Widow-Rainton, Tenoe
Dance:
VVenetian Dance between a Gondolier and Courtezan
-Master Lally, Miss Brett;
Harlequin
-Master Lally, Miss Brett;
Sultana
-Miss Robinson Jr
6
28 March 1734
@ Covent Garden
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Timon Of Athens
Afterpiece Title:
Flora
Dance:
II: French Sailor and his Lass by Maker and Mlle Salle. III: Scots Dance, as17331004
Song:
In II: Dialogue between a Courtier and Farmer's Wife, as17340318 IV: Dialogue by Leveridge and Mrs Wright
7
24 June 1701
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Circe
Music:
[From the opera]
The Mad Lover
-; Particularly
The Wedding
-; the dialogue-Dogget, Boman
Dance:
Labbe
8
07 May 1702
@ Stationer's Hall
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Concert
Entertainment:
Divine
Musick in Praise of Religion and Vertue-; both Vocal and instrumental, with new Anthems compos'd by Mr Blow; an Oration by Mr Collier; Pieces by Mr Tate, her Majesty's Poet Laureat. The edition of 1702 lists: The Introductory Poem Upon the Reformation of Poetry-Mr Tate
Poet-Laureat
to her Majesty; The First Anthem-, Compos'd by
Dr Blow
, and Sung in
Westminster-Abbey
, at
Her Majesty
's Coronation; The Oration-J. Collier/M.A.; The Second Anthem, Compos'd by Dr Blow: Te Deum Laudamus-; A Poem in Praise of Virtue- , Written by
Mr Tate
9
23 October 1702
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Constant Couple; Or, A Trip To The Jubilee
Song:
A new song-Mrs Campion;
Dialogue between two Beaus and two Coquet Ladies
-
Dance:
A new dance-Mrs Campion, Laferry; An
Entry
-Mrs Campion; the Dance- originally performed in
The World in the Moon
Music:
An Entertainment of New Instrumental Musick-Mr Bannister
10
29 December 1702
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Country Wife
Dance:
The Mad/Man's Dance
. A new Dance perform'd-16 Persons in Grotesque Habits; in which Variety of Postures-a Black will perform to Admiration;
Roger a Coverly
-Weaver , as it was done Originally after the
Yorkshire manner
Song:
The Chimney Sweeper's Dialogue
-; A
Trumpet Song
never sung but twice on the Stage-; Mrs Hodgson, Mrs Willis
Music:
The Turkey/Cock Music
-. An Entertainment performed before the
Doge and Senate of Venice
at the last Carnival
11
22 June 1703
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Love's Contrivance
Music:
Instrumental Music-Gasperini, DuRuel; accompanied-Mrs Campion on the harpsichord
Song:
Leveridge, Mrs Campion; particularly Purcell's
Mad Dialogue
, and another from
The World in the Moon
-; Several other new songs composed by
Weldon
-
Dance:
DuRuel, Mrs Campion
12
23 August 1703
@ Bartholomew Fair
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Famous History Of Dorastus And Fawnia
Entertainment:
Vocal and Instrumental Musick-; With very pleasant
Dialogues
and Antick Dances-
13
18 January 1704
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Concert
Afterpiece Title:
The Judgment of Paris
Music:
Wherein several Songs in Italian and English-Mrs Tofts; with several select Pieces of Musick- compos'd by the late Famous
Mr Henry Purcell
; And a comical Dialogue sung originally in
The Island Princess
,-Mr Leveridge, Mr Doggett
Dance:
l'Abbe, duRuel, Cherrier, Mrs Elford, Mrs Campion, Mrs Mayers
14
19 February 1704
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Othello, Moor Of Venice
Song:
A Dialogue which was Sung before
Her Majesty
on Her Birthday at
St. James's
-; Likewise a comical Dialogue-Mr Dogget, others
Dance:
15
23 March 1704
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Pilgrim
Song:
A dialogue from
The Island Princess
-Leveridge, Mrs Lindsey
Dance:
As17040204
Music:
A masque set by
Henry Purcell
-
16
24 June 1704
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Spanish Fryar
Afterpiece Title:
The Wit of a Woman
Song:
a young Gentleman who never perform'd on the Stage before; a new Dialogue between him and one of the House, being set by
Mr Hicks
-
17
10 July 1704
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Ignoramus
Dance:
A new
Italian Scaramouch
-Layfield, his first on the stage; other dances-Layfield, Miss Evans
Song:
Mrs Hodgson, Cook, Davis, Miss Baldwin; A comical dialogue-Short, Mrs Willis;
Song in Imitation of an Old Woman
-Mrs Willis
18
24 July 1704
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Madam Fickle; Or, The Witty False One
Song:
The Turky/Cock Music
-Mrs Willis; a comical country dialogue-Mrs Willis, Cook; a song-older of Mrs Willis' daughters;
Eccles
' three-part song set for the Queen's Birthday-Short, Cook, Davis
Dance:
Irish Trot
-younger of Mrs Willis' daughters, age five
19
01 August 1704
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
A Match In Newgate; Or, The Vintner Trick'd
Song:
A dialogue from
The Mad Lover
representing a
Drunken Officer
and a
Town Miss
,-Boman, Pack
20
16 October 1704
@ Lincoln's Inn Fields
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Sir Mannerly Shallow; Or, The Country Wit
Afterpiece Title:
The Stage Coach
Song:
Spinning Wheel Dialogue
-Cook, another
Dance:
Chacone
-Miss Evans
21
16 December 1704
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Careless Husband
Music:
As17041127
Dance:
As17041023
Song:
A New Dialogue-Leveridge, Mrs Cross, Famous for Singing and Acting in the last Reign, she having lately entered into Articles with
Mr Rich
[
Diverting Post
, 16 Dec.]
22
02 January 1705
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Careless Husband
Song:
Mrs Cross; particularly a Pastoral Dialogue-Mrs Cross, Mr Leveridge
Dance:
Mrs Cross; particularly a Pastoral Dialogue-Mr Leveridge, Mrs Cross[, being the first time of her Appearing on the Stage these 5 Years [but see17041216]
23
22 May 1705
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Spanish Fryar
Song:
The new Boy; with a
Mad Dialogue
by
Henry Purcell
-Leveridge, Mrs Lindsey
24
28 May 1705
@ Queen's Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
The Scornful Lady
Song:
The dialogue,
Thus at Height of Love We Live
, set by
Henry Purcell
-
25
05 June 1705
@ Drury Lane Theatre
Performances
Mainpiece Title:
Volpone
Song:
Purcell
's
Genius of England
-Leveridge; A dialogue from
King Arthur
-Leveridge, Mrs Lindsey; also the new Boy
Dance:
As17050518
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