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On 8th October 1835 another benefit performance (of ''[[The Magpie and the Maid]]'' and ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'') was held for her by the officers of the 98th Regiment (the [[Garrison Players]]). | On 8th October 1835 another benefit performance (of ''[[The Magpie and the Maid]]'' and ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'') was held for her by the officers of the 98th Regiment (the [[Garrison Players]]). | ||
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Revision as of 06:30, 3 January 2013
(17**-18**) Actress. Possibly the wife of the stage manager Mr H. Westcott (?). She was a member of the company All the World's a Stage and highly regarded in Cape Town as actress and for her general involvement in the theatrical and philanthopic enterprises.
She played the lead in Jane Shore, or The Unfortunate Favourite) in 1831; "Imogene" in Maturin's tragedy Betram, or The Castle of St Aldobrand (this was a benefit performance for Mrs Westcott, and was to have taken place on 2 December, 1832, but had to postponed till 30th March 1833); "Belvidera" in Otway's Venice Preserved;
On 8th October 1835 another benefit performance (of The Magpie and the Maid and Love, Law and Physic) was held for her by the officers of the 98th Regiment (the Garrison Players).
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