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William Brough [1856], [Perdita or the royal milkmaid: being the legend upon which Shakespeare is supposed to have founded his Winter's Tale: a new and original burlesque by William Brough, in] Lacy's acting edition of plays, dramas, farces, extravaganzas, etc. etc. as performed at the various theatres. Volume 28. Containing Perdita. Midsummer Night's Dream. Man with Iron Mask. Second Love. Busy Body. I'll write to the Times. Doing the Handsome. Bride of Lammermoor. White Farm (The). Ben the Boatswain. Sent to the Tower. Our Wife. Bamboozling. Monsieur Jaques. Lucille (Thomas Hailes Lacy [etc.], London) [word count] [S39900].
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Note return to page 1 Brough's superb burlesque, a classic of the genre, minutely parodies Charles Kean's production of THE WINTER'S TALE, and in the original 1856 stage production its Leontes performed his role in a caricature of Kean's manner. Its happy elaboration of the play's ending includes the return of both Antigonus and the bear, who have become firm friends in the sixteen years since they were last seen.
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William Brough [1856], [Perdita or the royal milkmaid: being the legend upon which Shakespeare is supposed to have founded his Winter's Tale: a new and original burlesque by William Brough, in] Lacy's acting edition of plays, dramas, farces, extravaganzas, etc. etc. as performed at the various theatres. Volume 28. Containing Perdita. Midsummer Night's Dream. Man with Iron Mask. Second Love. Busy Body. I'll write to the Times. Doing the Handsome. Bride of Lammermoor. White Farm (The). Ben the Boatswain. Sent to the Tower. Our Wife. Bamboozling. Monsieur Jaques. Lucille (Thomas Hailes Lacy [etc.], London) [word count] [S39900].
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