London Stage Event: March 1670 at The (first) Drury Lane Theatre

March 1670

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Theatre: The (first) Drury Lane Theatre

Theatrical Season: 1668-1669

Volume: 1

Comments: The King's Company. The Epilogue, which was printed in A Collection of Poems Written upon several Occasions by several Persons, 1673, pp. 29-32, and reprinted by Noyes, Ben Jonson on the English Stage, pp. 247-48, by its references to Lent seems to indicate a Lenten revival. As this play was allotted to the King's Company ca. 12 Jan. 1668@9, it has been assigned to that company. The revival may have occurred in March 1670, perhaps not until later

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*p?bridges Every Man in His Humour. [Epilogue to Every Man in His Humour, by $Charles Sackville, Earl of Dorset=.% *c?bridges The King's Company. The Epilogue, which was printed in A Collection of Poems Written upon several Occasions by several Persons, 1673, pp. 29-32, and reprinted by $Noyes=, Ben Jonson on the English Stage, pp. 247-48, by its references to Lent seems to indicate a Lenten revival. As this play was allotted to the King's Company ca. 12 Jan. 1668@9, it has been assigned to that company. The revival may have occurred in March 1670, perhaps not until later.
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*p1670 03 00 bridges Every Man in His Humour. Epilogue to Every Man in His Humour, by $Charles Sackville, Earl of Dorset=.*c1670 03 00 bridges The King's Company. The Epilogue, which was printed in A Collection of Poems Written upon several Occasions by several Persons, 1673, pp. 29-32, and reprinted by $Noyes=, Ben Jonson on the English Stage, pp. 247-48, by its references to Lent seems to indicate a Lenten revival. As this play was allotted to the King's Company ca. 12 Jan. 1668@9, it has been assigned to that company. The revival may have occurred in March 1670, perhaps not until later.
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Event: 883 | 16700300 | bridges | The King's Company. The Epilogue, which was printed in A Collection of Poems Written upon several Occasions by several Persons, 1673, pp. 29-32, and reprinted by $Noyes=, Ben Jonson on the English Stage, pp. 247-48, by its references to Lent seems to indicate a Lenten revival. As this play was allotted to the King's Company ca. 12 Jan. 1668@9, it has been assigned to that company. The revival may have occurred in March 1670, perhaps not until later

Performance: 883 | 883 | p | Every Man In His Humour | Epilogue to Every Man in His Humour, by $Charles Sackville, Earl of Dorset=.

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