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The Spoil'd Child

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Bickerstaff scholar Peter Tasch notes that the play was "damned by nearly all the critics wherever it was performed, but stayed in the repertory at first because of the acting of Mrs. Jordan, and later, of other actresses who thought it fun to play Little Pickle. As late as 1873 in America
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The first reported performance of the play is 16 October 1787 at the Theatre Ulverstone. However, more prominently noted in sources is its March 1790 London debut at
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Review: Bloody Tyrants and Little Pickles: Stage Roles of Anglo-American Girls in the Nineteenth Century By Marlis Schweitzer
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that played on stages well into the 19th century. Its authorship is usually but doubtfully attributed to
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Isaac Bickerstaff: a Study of His Writings in Relation to the Drama of His Time
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playing the lead role of Little Pickle for which the play was best known.
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The dramatic cobbler; the life and works of Isaac Bickerstaff
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Peter A. Tasch, 76, Temple professor and literary scholar
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Index


Sarah Booth
farce
Isaac Bickerstaffe
Drury Lane
Dorothea Jordan
Isaac Bickerstaff: a Study of His Writings in Relation to the Drama of His Time
Review: Bloody Tyrants and Little Pickles: Stage Roles of Anglo-American Girls in the Nineteenth Century By Marlis Schweitzer
The dramatic cobbler; the life and works of Isaac Bickerstaff
Peter A. Tasch, 76, Temple professor and literary scholar
Philadelphia Inquirer
1792 Dublin printing of play
Category
1787 plays

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