Includes bibliographical (p. [366]-393) references and index.
Contents:
Customs and practices: the regulation of the theatres -- The suppression of the Royalty Theatre in the East End of London -- Theatrical oligarchies: the role of the Examiner of Plays -- Theatrical subcultures: fireworks, freemasonry, and Philip de Loutherbourg -- Political microcultures: the censorship of Thomas Dibdin's Two farmers -- The theatricalization of British popular culture: Queen Caroline and the Royal Coburg Theatre -- The theatricalization of British popular culture: a general historical anthropology -- Political dramas: Harlequin negro and Plots and placemen -- Crime, theatre, and political culture: The mysterious murder and The murdered maid -- Theatre of subversion: Carlile's Rotunda and Captain Swing.
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