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... from 1852 to 1888 was the author of all the Drury Lane pantomimes. Such productions were particularly associated with Sir Augustus Harris (1852-96), who bestrides the late Victorian pantomime stage at Drury Lane like a colossus. We can catch a glimpse of ...
... fa~ade , and cast iron columns punctuating the internal space. Next door in Drury Lane, the TAYLQR WQQDRQW Art Deco building strikes a cool, CAPITAL DEVELOPMENTS 145 Drury Lane Stylish and highly individual ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT AD ...
... WYCH STREET, DRURY LANE. little dump of a theatre before Madame Vestris transformed it A dreary J UST after Christmas, January 3, 1831, Madame Vestris opened her first season of burlesque at the Olympic Theatre in Wych Street, Drury Lane. She was a singer ...
... laclge had retired she was invited to make a speech at Drury Lane on behalf of some theatrical charity, and I have her own \Yord for it that on the morning of the day appointed she went down to Drury Lane to rehearse. Rehearse ? I asked incredulously. ' ...
... annus mirabilis, of his farce St Patrick 's Day and his comic opera The Duenna, enabled Sheridan to buy Garrick's share in Drury Lane Theatre, where, in 1777, he presented The School for Scandal. Both these theatres closed for the summer, at which point ...
... BST, we have no option but to waste electric light and suffer depression from lack of daylight.-jOHl' .J EBORN, Diggens, Drury Lane, Milden, Suffolk. Letters (including a daytime telephone number, please) should be addressed to faxed to 020-7261 5139; ...
... were written by the age of 28: the next 30 years of hi life were spent juggling the twin careers of t-. IP and manager of Drury Lane Theatre. But the thi book's upreme virtue is that it hows how the wit, open-heart- edne s and very Irish eloquence which ...
... laclge had retired she was invited to make a speech at Drury Lane on behalf of some theatrical charity, and I have her own \Yord for it that on the morning of the day appointed she went down to Drury Lane to rehearse. Rehearse ? I asked incredulously. ' ...
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... infant Roscius appeared on Drury Lane stage, and brought Sheridan a welcome flow of money-the period from 1805 to 1809 was probably the most paying in Sheridan's career. The end came with the fire which burnt Drury Lane to the ground on February 24 ...
... Theatre), and took over Drury Lane in 1819. The story Mr Fitzsimons tells us of Kean's !if~ is, I think, fairly familiar-the obscurity of his origins, the appalling misery of his early career, his eventual triumph at Drury Lane, powerful performances as ...