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Full title: ''The Anatomist; Or, The Sham Doctor''.
A farce in two acts by Edward Ravenscroft. Published 1822.

Presented as an afterpiece with ''[[John Bull or The Englishman's Fireside]]'' (Colman Jr.) in Cape Town, in South Africa under the patronage of the Governor by the [[Garrison Players]] in the [[African Theatre]] on 18 August 1815, as a charity performance, intended to raise patriotism. Also produced by the same company on 30 August 1817, with ''[[The Mountaineers]]'' (Colman).

== Sources ==

[[F.C.L. Bosman|Bosman]], 1928: pp. 147, 150

Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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-''[[The Anatomist, or The Sham Doctor]]'' is a farce in two acts by Edward Ravenscroft. Also referred to simply as ''[[The Anatomist]]''.
+ ''[[The Anatomist]]'' is a shortened title for ''[[The Anatomist, or The Sham Doctor]]'',  a farce in two acts by Edward Ravenscroft.
-== The original text ==
+'''See ''[[The Anatomist, or The Sham Doctor]]'''''
-Originally a 3 act play, it was later condensed into this popular farce. According to L.M. Vincent (2005) it was based on Hauteroche's ''[[Crispin Médecin]]'' and was first produced at Lincoln's Inn Fields in November of 1696.  The play apparently was a stock afterpiece throughout the second half of the eighteenth century. It was first published in London by R Baldwin in 1697, and a number of times subsequently.
+== Return to ==
-== Production history in South Africa ==
+Return to [[PLAYS II: Foreign plays]]
-: Performed by the [[Garrison Players]] in the [[African Theatre]] on 18 August as an afterpiece to ''[[John Bull or The Englishman's Fireside]]'' (George Colman the Younger) in Cape Town. The evening was a charity event under the patronage of the Governor,  and also intended to incite patriotism in the colony.
+Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]]
-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays]]
+Return to [[South_African_Festivals|South African Festivals and Competitions]]
 Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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-Full title: ''The Anatomist; Or, The Sham Doctor''.
+''[[The Anatomist, or The Sham Doctor]]'' is a farce in two acts by Edward Ravenscroft. Also referred to simply as ''[[The Anatomist]]''.
-A farce in two acts by Edward Ravenscroft. Originally a 3 act play, it was later condensed into this popular farce. According to L.M. Vincent (2005) it was based on Hauteroche's ''Crispin médecin'' and was first produced at Lincoln's Inn Fields in November of 1696.  The play apparently was a stock afterpiece throughout the second half of the eighteenth century. It was first published in London by R Baldwin in 1697, and a number of times subsequently.
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-Presented as an afterpiece with ''[[John Bull or The Englishman's Fireside]]'' (George Colman the Younger) in Cape Town,  in South Africa under the patronage of the Governor by the [[Garrison Players]] in the [[African Theatre]] on 18 August 1815,   as a charity performance, intended to raise patriotism. Also produced by the same company on 30 August 1817, with ''[[The Mountaineers]]'' (George Colman the Younger).
+: Performed by the [[Garrison Players]] in the [[African Theatre]] on 18 August as an afterpiece to ''[[John Bull or The Englishman's Fireside]]'' (George Colman the Younger) in Cape Town. The evening was a charity event under the patronage of the Governor,  and also intended to incite patriotism in the colony.
 == Sources ==

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 Full title: ''The Anatomist; Or, The Sham Doctor''.
 A farce in two acts by Edward Ravenscroft. Originally a 3 act play, it was later condensed into this popular farce. According to L.M. Vincent (2005) it was based on Hauteroche's ''Crispin médecin'' and was first produced at Lincoln's Inn Fields in November of 1696.  The play apparently was a stock afterpiece throughout the second half of the eighteenth century. It was first published in London by R Baldwin in 1697, and a number of times subsequently.
 Presented as an afterpiece with ''[[John Bull or The Englishman's Fireside]]'' (George Colman the Younger) in Cape Town,  in South Africa under the patronage of the Governor by the [[Garrison Players]] in the [[African Theatre]] on 18 August 1815,   as a charity performance, intended to raise patriotism. Also produced by the same company on 30 August 1817, with ''[[The Mountaineers]]'' (George Colman the Younger).

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 A farce in two acts by Edward Ravenscroft. Originally a 3 act play, it was later condensed into this popular farce. According to L.M. Vincent (2005) it was based on Hauteroche's ''Crispin médecin'' and was first produced at Lincoln's Inn Fields in November of 1696.  The play apparently was a stock afterpiece throughout the second half of the eighteenth century. It was first published in London by R Baldwin in 1697, and a number of times subsequently.
-Presented as an afterpiece with ''[[John Bull or The Englishman's Fireside]]'' (Colman Jr.) in Cape Town,  in South Africa under the patronage of the Governor by the [[Garrison Players]] in the [[African Theatre]] on 18 August 1815,   as a charity performance, intended to raise patriotism. Also produced by the same company on 30 August 1817, with ''[[The Mountaineers]]'' (Colman).
+Presented as an afterpiece with ''[[John Bull or The Englishman's Fireside]]'' (George Colman the Younger) in Cape Town,  in South Africa under the patronage of the Governor by the [[Garrison Players]] in the [[African Theatre]] on 18 August 1815,   as a charity performance, intended to raise patriotism. Also produced by the same company on 30 August 1817, with ''[[The Mountaineers]]'' (Colman).
 == Sources ==