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Playing Monopoly: Actor/Manager Robert William Elliston (1774–1831) and the Struggle for a Free Stage in London 1802–32

Tames, Elizabeth AUniversity of Essex2016

… (ultimately, established as The Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden). These held privileged access to the traditional canon of serious, literary drama, including Shakespeare. The monopoly regime’s power, re-affirmed in The Theatre Licensing Act 1737, prevented all other playhouses, …

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A Critical Edition Of Benjamin Hoadley's "the Suspicious Husband" (1747)

Boyes-maconaghie, Harriet Winnifred1984

… Call'd "The Suspicious Husband" (1747); The Drury Lane company's production of a farce by Charles Macklin styled The Suspicious Husband Criticiz'd; or the Plague of Envy, March 1746/47; an eight page published letter in The Gentleman's Magazine dealing in full with Hoadly's comedy, March …

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The life and works of Johann Christoph Pepusch (1667-1752), with special reference to his dramatic works and cantatas.

Cook, Frederick Donald1982

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