Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (1791)

Choreographer
James Byrn
Composer
William Shield
Work Type
Afterpiece
Genre
Pantomime
Performance Medium
Dance
Associated work receipts The physical apparatus employed on and around the stage to support, enhance and sometimes substitute the performers' enactment of drama.
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
£30,969 18s 2d £30,969 18s 2d (100%) £0 (0%)
1732 - 1809
£30,969 18s 2d - (100%) £30,969 18s 2d (100%) £0 (0%)
Total Performances
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
126 126 0
1732 - 1809
126 126 0
Theatre
Mainpiece/afterpieces
Years
1732
1809
Most common pairings

Performances

Dates Theatre Performances Requested Commands Benefit Revenue Available Revenue % Capacity %
19 Mar 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £300 14s 6d 58% N/A
09 Apr 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £252 6d 60% N/A
16 Apr 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £297 10s 6d 54% N/A
23 Apr 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £226 6s 38% N/A
30 Apr 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £210 13s 6d 40% N/A
07 May 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £226 16s 6d N/A N/A
14 May 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £241 17s 53% N/A
21 May 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £195 3s 35% N/A
31 May 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina No No No £238 11s 75% N/A
25 Oct 1792 Covent Garden The Road To Ruin, Oscar and Malvina or The Hall of Fingal No No No £319 8s 6d N/A N/A
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