Theatronomics

The Widow of Malabar (1790)

Mainpiece

Tragedy

Spoken Drama

Based on Antoine Marin le Mierre's 'La Veuve de Malabar' (1780?).

Covent Garden

Drury Lane

Show mainpieces/afterpieces only

1732

1809

Dates	Theatre	Performances	Requested	Commands	Benefit	Revenue	Available Revenue %	Capacity %
05 May 1790	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, The Man of Quality, The Two Misers	No	No	Yes	£338 13s	61%	N/A
12 Jan 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, A Divertisement, Hob in the Well	No	No	No	£231 14s 6d	49%	N/A
14 Jan 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, The Little Hunchback, A Divertisement	No	No	No	£183 9s 6d	45%	N/A
19 Jan 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, The Author, A Divertisement	No	No	Yes	£246 2s	N/A	N/A
26 Jan 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, The Deaf Lover, A Divertisement	No	No	No	£305 10s	50%	N/A
02 Feb 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, The Upholsterer, A Divertisement	No	No	No	£241 1s 6d	51%	N/A
09 Feb 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, The Deaf Lover, A Divertisement	No	No	No	£195 7s 6d	43%	N/A
16 Feb 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, Two Strings to Your Bow, A Divertisement	No	No	No	£210 3s 6d	51%	N/A
23 Feb 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, Two Strings to Your Bow, A Divertisement	No	No	No	£170 19s	57%	N/A
06 May 1791	Covent Garden	The Widow Of Malabar, Midas, The Dreamer Awake or The Pugilist Matched, Say Bonny Lass, Highland Lad, Highland Lassie, The Musical Courtship	No	No	Yes	£318 4s	61%	N/A

Performances

Commands

Covent Garden

The Widow Of Malabar, The Man of Quality, The Two Misers