*p1772 03 28 dl Timoleon; or, Liberty Restored. Timolean-Reddish; Dinarchus-Aickin; Timophanes-Palmer; Olinthus-Cautherly; Lycander-Wright; Ghost-Hurst; Orthagoras-Davies; Eschylus-Inchbald; Pheron-Wheeler; Egon-[?]; Senators-Wrighten, Follet; Cleone-Miss Hayward; Eunesia-Miss Younge; In V a Solemn Sacrifice-; the Vocal Parts-Champnes, Fawcett, Davies, Mrs Scott, Mrs Wrighten; [With a New <i>Occasional Prologue</i>-Reddish; <i>Epilogue</i>-Miss Younge.*a1772 03 28 dl The Author. Vamp-Weston, 1st time; Young Cape-J. Aickin; Arabella-Miss Ambrose; Cadwallader-King; Mrs Cadwallader-Mrs Abington; Governor Cape-Bransby; Sprightly-Packer; Poet-Waldron; Robert-Keen; Printer's Devil-J. Burton.*c1772 03 28 dl Mainpiece: Not played for 20 years. Afterpiece: By Desire. The Play very dull Little Applause (<i>Hopkins Diary</i>). Benefit for Reddish. <i>Theatrical Review</i>, 28 March: The plot of this piece is taken from a well known passage in history, which, however, is too barren of incidents for the support of a piece of 5 acts, on which account it is rather languid and tedious, notwithstanding the language in general is tolerable poetical. What could induce $Mr Reddish= to revive so dull a performance, after it had been neglected for 20 years, we cannot conceive, unless it was with a view of having an opportunity to rant a few speeches in favor of liberty; but (as the piece was miserably represented except in the characters of <i>Timoleon</i>r and <i>Eunesia</i>r) we think Mr Reddish extended his liberty a little too far with the public; for which neither his Occasional <i>Prologue</i>, the Solemn Sacrifice, nor the <i>Epilogue</i> spoken by $Miss Younge=, made sufficient atonement. Paid 4 days salary #333 19s.; $Mrs Abington='s Cloaths Acct #1; $Mr S. French= 6 days #1 10s. (Treasurer'sBook). Receipts: #205 16s.; Charges: #67 6s. 6d.; Profit to Reddish: #138 10s. 6d. (Treasurer's Book).