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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
Amboyna (scenery)
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Henry the Third of France (scenery)
The Assignation, or Love in a Nunnery (scenery)
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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
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The Spanish Rogue (scenery)
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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
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The Empress of Morocco (scenery)
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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
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The Mall, or The Modish Lovers (scenery)
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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
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The Amorous Old-Woman (scenery)
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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
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The Mistaken Husband (scenery)
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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
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Cambyses (scenery)
Part 1
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Part 2
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Key
c = comedy, t = tragedy, tc = tragicomedy
s = backshutters, w = wings, r = relieves
Theatres of the Restoration Period
1660-63: Vere St. (King’s Company)
1661-71: Lincoln’s Inn Fields (Duke’s Company)
1663-72: Bridges St. (King’s)
1671-1700+: Dorset Garden (Duke’s/United Company)
1674-1700+: Drury Lane I (King’s/United Company)
1695-1700+: Lincoln’s Inn Fields (Betterton’s Company)
Restoration Theatre 