Theatronomics

The Midnight Hour (1787)

Afterpiece

Comedy

Spoken Drama

Taken from Antoine Jean Bourlin's [Dumaniant] 'Guerre Ouverte; ou, Ruse Contre Ruse' (1786).

Covent Garden

Drury Lane

Show mainpieces/afterpieces only

1732

1809

Dates	Theatre	Performances	Requested	Commands	Benefit	Revenue	Available Revenue %	Capacity %
10 Nov 1803	Drury Lane	The Wife of Two Husbands, The Midnight Hour	No	No	No	£171 6s 6d	41%	N/A
20 Dec 1803	Covent Garden	The English Fleet in 1342, The Midnight Hour	No	No	No	£301 18s 6d	60%	N/A
21 Jan 1804	Covent Garden	The English Fleet in 1342, The Midnight Hour	No	No	No	£272 6d	39%	N/A
01 Jun 1804	Covent Garden	Love in a Village, The Midnight Hour	No	No	Yes	£273 17s 6d	50%	N/A
12 Jun 1804	Drury Lane	Duenna, Midnight Hour	No	No	Yes	£686 7s	30%	N/A
11 Dec 1804	Covent Garden	Thirty Thousand; or, Who's the Richest?, The Midnight Hour	No	No	No	£151 3s	45%	N/A
07 Feb 1805	Covent Garden	Romeo and Juliet, The Midnight Hour	No	No	No	£637 7s 6d	61%	N/A
08 Jun 1805	Covent Garden	Lovers' Vows, The Midnight Hour	No	No	Yes	£463 12s 6d	N/A	N/A
15 Jun 1805	Covent Garden	Lovers' Vows, Cupid's Triumph, The Midnight Hour	No	No	Yes	£386 4s	N/A	N/A
20 Sep 1805	Covent Garden	The Cabinet, The Midnight Hour	No	No	No	£215 16s	100%	N/A

Performances

Commands

Drury Lane

The Wife of Two Husbands, The Midnight Hour