August 1663

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Theatre: Lincoln's Inn Fields
Theatrical Season: 1662-1663
Volume: 1
Comments: Nethercot (Davenant,pp. 337-78) believes that this play was brought out in the late summer of 1663. The Epilogue refers to the Long Vacation, presumably the summer of 1663, as the play is referred to in Stapylton's The Stepmother, which was licensed 26 Dec. 1663. In Act V is a farce relating to Pompey; as Langbaine (English Dramatick Poets, p. 405) states: Pompey, a Tragedy, which I have seen acted with great Applause, at the Duke's Theatre, and at the End was acted that Farce printed in the fifth Act of The Play-house to be Let. [See also June 1663.

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    *p?lif The Playhouse To Be Let. [Song in Act II% <i>Ah love is a delicate thing</i>-Mrs Gosnell. *c?lif $Nethercot= (<i>Davenant</i>,pp. 337-78) believes that this play was brought out in the late summer of 1663. <i>The Epilogue</i> refers to the Long Vacation, presumably the summer of 1663, as the play is referred to in $Stapylton='s <i>The Stepmother</i>, which was licensed 26 Dec. 1663. In Act V is a farce relating to Pompey; as $Langbaine= (<i>English Dramatick Poets</i>, p. 405) states: <i>Pompey</i>, a Tragedy, which I have seen acted with great Applause, at the <i>Duke's Theatre</i>, and at the End was acted that Farce printed in the fifth Act of <i>The Play-house to be Let</i>. [See also June 1663.]

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    *p1663 08 00 lif The Playhouse To Be Let. Song in Act II <i>Ah love is a delicate thing</i>-Mrs Gosnell.*c1663 08 00 lif $Nethercot= (<i>Davenant</i>,pp. 337-78) believes that this play was brought out in the late summer of 1663. <i>The Epilogue</i> refers to the Long Vacation, presumably the summer of 1663, as the play is referred to in $Stapylton='s <i>The Stepmother</i>, which was licensed 26 Dec. 1663. In Act V is a farce relating to Pompey; as $Langbaine= (<i>English Dramatick Poets</i>, p. 405) states: <i>Pompey</i>, a Tragedy, which I have seen acted with great Applause, at the <i>Duke's Theatre</i>, and at the End was acted that Farce printed in the fifth Act of <i>The Play-house to be Let</i>. [See also June 1663.]

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    Event: 353 | 16630800 | lif | $Nethercot= (<i>Davenant</i>,pp. 337-78) believes that this play was brought out in the late summer of 1663. <i>The Epilogue</i> refers to the Long Vacation, presumably the summer of 1663, as the play is referred to in $Stapylton='s <i>The Stepmother</i>, which was licensed 26 Dec. 1663. In Act V is a farce relating to Pompey; as $Langbaine= (<i>English Dramatick Poets</i>, p. 405) states: <i>Pompey</i>, a Tragedy, which I have seen acted with great Applause, at the <i>Duke's Theatre</i>, and at the End was acted that Farce printed in the fifth Act of <i>The Play-house to be Let</i>. [See also June 1663.
    Performance: 353 | 353 | p | The Playhouse To Be Let | Song in Act II <i>Ah love is a delicate thing</i>-Mrs Gosnell.
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    232 | 353 | Song in Act II <i>Ah love is a delicate thing</i> | Mrs Gosnell.

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Title: The Playhouse To Be Let
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Song in Act II Ah love is a delicate thing-Mrs Gosnell.
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