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| − | In the [[African Theatre]] on 14th and 16th August, 1822 by the [[Garrison Players]], along with [[High Life Below Stairs]] , as a charity performance for shipwreced sailors. An original [[Prologue]] was written and performed by [[Captain Straton]], and an [[Epilogue]] was sung by [[Dr M'Donnell]]. | + | In the [[African Theatre]] on 14th and 16th August, 1822 by the [[Garrison Players]], along with ''[[High Life Below Stairs]]'' , as a charity performance for shipwreced sailors. An original [[Prologue]] was written and performed by [[Captain Straton]], who also played "Roscius", and an [[Epilogue]] was sung by [[Dr M'Donnell]] in the role of "Dennis Brulgruddery". |
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A comedy by George Colman the Younger. First written in 1802, it was his most successful play.
Produced in South Africa
In the African Theatre on 14th and 16th August, 1822 by the Garrison Players, along with High Life Below Stairs , as a charity performance for shipwreced sailors. An original Prologue was written and performed by Captain Straton, who also played "Roscius", and an Epilogue was sung by Dr M'Donnell in the role of "Dennis Brulgruddery".
Sources
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Colman_the_Younger
Bosman, 1928: pp179-181
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