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28 June 1783

Event Information
Theatre: King's Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1782-1783
Volume: 5
Comments: The last Time of performing this Season

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  • Original Data

    Source: OCR from HathiTrust PDFs

    *p1783 06 28 King's L'Olimpiade. As 31 May. dancing. End of Act I II Riposo del Campo, as 3 June, with a Pas Seul, as 31 May; End of Act II Le Tuteur Trompe, as 14 June; End of Act III The famous new ballet The Four Nations, performed but twice at the Pantheon [on 17 and 24 June, when it was announced as composed by Lepicq, "representing four different Nations: Mme Simonet the French, Slingsby and Mlle Theodore the English, Zuchelli and Sga Crespi the African, Lepicq and Mme Rossi the Cosaque-Polonois, with several Pas de Deux, each of them suited to the National Characters"]. comment. The last Time of performing this Season.

  • Cleaned Data

    *p1783 06 28 King's L'Olimpiade. ^As17830531^ .hathi.*d1783 06 28 King's End of Act I II Riposo del Campo, ^as17830603^ with a Pas Seul, ^as17830531^; End of Act II Le Tuteur Trompe, ^as17830614^ End of Act III The famous new ballet The Four Nations, performed but twice at the Pantheon [on 17 and 24 June, when it was announced as composed by Lepicq, "representing four different Nations: Mme Simonet the French, Slingsby and Mlle Theodore the English, Zuchelli and Sga Crespi the African, Lepicq and Mme Rossi the Cosaque-Polonois, with several Pas de Deux, each of them suited to the National Characters"] .hathi.*c1783 06 28 King's The last Time of performing this Season .hathi.

  • Parsed Data

    Event: 42786 | 17830628 | King's | hathi | The last Time of performing this Season
    Performance: 91941 | 42786 | p | L'olimpiade | As17830531 .
    AsSeeDate: 91941 | King's | p | As | 17830531
    Cast:
    580709 | 91941 | : Megacle | Pacchierotti
    580710 | 91941 | Licida | Bartolini
    580711 | 91941 | Aminta | Schinotti
    580712 | 91941 | Clistene | Scovelli
    580713 | 91941 | Argene | Sga Pollone
    580714 | 91941 | Aristea | Sga Morigi.
    Performance: 91942 | 42786 | d | End of Act I II Riposo del Campo, as17830603 with a Pas Seul, as17830531; End of Act II Le Tuteur Trompe, as17830614 End of Act III The famous new ballet The Four Nations, performed but twice at the Pantheon [on 17 and 24 June, when it was announced as composed by Lepicq, "representing four different Nations: Mme Simonet the French, Slingsby and Mlle Theodore the English, Zuchelli and Sga Crespi the African, Lepicq and Mme Rossi the Cosaque-Polonois, with several Pas de Deux, each of them suited to the National Characters"] | hathi.
    AsSeeDate: 91942 | King's | d | As | 17830603

Mainpiece

Title: L'olimpiade
Comments:
As17830531 .
Cast:

Related Works

Work Title: L'Olimpiade
Publish Date:
Author: Thomas Arne
Birth: 1710
Death: 1778
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Publish Date:
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Death: 1806
Work Title: L'Olimpiade
Publish Date: 1788
Work Title: L'Olimpiade
Publish Date: 1756

Dance

Comment: End of Act I II Riposo del Campo, as17830603 with a Pas Seul, as17830531; End of Act II Le Tuteur Trompe, as17830614 End of Act III The famous new ballet The Four Nations, performed but twice at the Pantheon [on 17 and 24 June, when it was announced as composed by Lepicq, "representing four different Nations: Mme Simonet the French, Slingsby and Mlle Theodore the English, Zuchelli and Sga Crespi the African, Lepicq and Mme Rossi the Cosaque-Polonois, with several Pas de Deux, each of them suited to the National Characters"]