The Mountaineers (1793)

Author
George Colman, the younger
Composer
Samuel Arnold
Work Type
Afterpiece
Genre
Drama/entertainment
Performance Medium
Spoken Drama
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
£12,539 19s £6,326 14s (50.5%) £6,213 5s (49.5%)
1732 - 1809
£12,539 19s - (100%) £6,326 14s (50.5%) £6,213 5s (49.5%)
Total Performances
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
53 27 26
1732 - 1809
53 27 26
Theatre
Mainpiece/afterpieces
Years
1732
1809
Most common pairings

Performances

Dates Theatre Performances Requested Commands Benefit Revenue Available Revenue % Capacity %
23 Sep 1805 Covent Garden The Mountaineers, The Poor Soldier No No No £336 16s 6d 100% N/A
29 Nov 1805 Covent Garden The Mountaineers, The Wild Islanders, Rugantino; or, The Bravo of Venice No No No £226 17s 66% N/A
05 Dec 1805 Drury Lane The Mountaineers, The Weathercock, Nelson's Victory No No No £392 9s 56% N/A
24 Mar 1806 Covent Garden The Mountaineers, We Fly By Night No No No £289 44% N/A
18 Apr 1806 Covent Garden The Mountaineers, The Escapes No No No £142 29% N/A
09 Jun 1806 Covent Garden The Mountaineers, Tom Thumb, The Bay of Biscay O! No No Yes £392 17s 75% N/A
19 Sep 1806 Covent Garden Mountaineers, We Fly by Night No No No £261 100% N/A
29 Oct 1806 Drury Lane Mountaineers, Wedding Day No No No £184 1s 38% N/A
09 Feb 1807 Covent Garden Mountaineers, Mother Goose No No No £408 13s 66% N/A
07 May 1807 Drury Lane The Mountaineers, The Sprightly Castanet, Vagh Colli, O Nanny Wilt Thou Go With Me, I Have a Little Heart, I Have it to be Sold, A White and Black-heart Cherry, A Hundred to One; or, The Odds against Bonaparte, The Fair Circassian, The Weathercock, Sing Ruth No No Yes £595 13s 6d 51% N/A
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