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| + | A one act burletta by George Daniel (1789–1864). | ||
| + | Described as a "serio-comic-bombastick-operatick interlude", it was first performed in London at the Theatre Royal (the English Opera House, afterwards the Lyceum) on Tuesday, July 21, 1818, and published in 1818 by W. and J. Lowndes. | ||
Performed in the [[The African Theatre|Cape Town Theatre]], South Africa by [[All the World's a Stage]] on 4 September 1830 as afterpiece to ''[[George Barnwell, or The London Apprentice]]''. | Performed in the [[The African Theatre|Cape Town Theatre]], South Africa by [[All the World's a Stage]] on 4 September 1830 as afterpiece to ''[[George Barnwell, or The London Apprentice]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 06:38, 16 September 2014
A one act burletta by George Daniel (1789–1864).
Described as a "serio-comic-bombastick-operatick interlude", it was first performed in London at the Theatre Royal (the English Opera House, afterwards the Lyceum) on Tuesday, July 21, 1818, and published in 1818 by W. and J. Lowndes.
Performed in the Cape Town Theatre, South Africa by All the World's a Stage on 4 September 1830 as afterpiece to George Barnwell, or The London Apprentice.
