Shaksperean Statistics
Shaksperean Statistics
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The various alterations, by authors who have sought to improve the bard's works, are also given, with the number of editions the alterations have passed through.
COMEDIES.
The Tempest, 16 editions. In 1669 it was altered by John Dryden and Sir W. Davenant, and of their alteration seven editions were published. In 1673 it was altered by Shadwell, and made into an opera. In 1756, David Garrick altered it to an opera, the music being by Mr. Smith. In 1776 it was altered by E. B. Sheridan. The song...s only, with music by T. Linley, Jun. Two editions of this version appeared. In 1780 it was altered and produced as " The Shipwreck," at the Patagonian Theatre. In 1789, J. P. Kemble altered it from the Dryden and Davenant version, four editions of his version being published, one in 1789, 1806, 1807, and 1815.
Thb Two Gentlemen op Yeeona, 8 editions. In 1673 this comedy, with alterations and additions by Benjamin Victor, was acted at Drury Lane. In 1808 it was also altered by J. P. Kemble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The various alterations, by authors who have sought to improve the bard's works, are also given, with the number of editions the alterations have passed through.
COMEDIES.
The Tempest, 16 editions. In 1669 it was altered by John Dryden and Sir W. Davenant, and of their alteration seven editions were published. In 1673 it was altered by Shadwell, and made into an opera. In 1756, David Garrick altered it to an opera, the music being by Mr. Smith. In 1776 it was altered by E. B. Sheridan. The song...s only, with music by T. Linley, Jun. Two editions of this version appeared. In 1780 it was altered and produced as " The Shipwreck," at the Patagonian Theatre. In 1789, J. P. Kemble altered it from the Dryden and Davenant version, four editions of his version being published, one in 1789, 1806, 1807, and 1815.
Thb Two Gentlemen op Yeeona, 8 editions. In 1673 this comedy, with alterations and additions by Benjamin Victor, was acted at Drury Lane. In 1808 it was also altered by J. P. Kemble.
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