The Magic Oak; or, Harlequin Woodcutter (1799)

Composer
Thomas Attwood
Choreographer
Charles Farley
Author
Thomas John Dibdin
Work Type
Afterpiece
Genre
Pantomime
Performance Medium
Musical
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
£8,551 6s 6d £8,551 6s 6d (100%) £0 (0%)
1732 - 1809
£8,551 6s 6d - (100%) £8,551 6s 6d (100%) £0 (0%)
Total Performances
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
32 32 0
1732 - 1809
32 32 0
Theatre
Mainpiece/afterpieces
Years
1732
1809
Most common pairings

Performances

Dates Theatre Performances Requested Commands Benefit Revenue Available Revenue % Capacity %
27 Mar 1799 Covent Garden A Divertisement, Five Thousand a Year, The Magic Oak, Ballet No No No £247 8s 6d 47% N/A
28 Mar 1799 Covent Garden Laugh When You Can, The Magic Oak No No No £195 8s 42% N/A
29 Mar 1799 Covent Garden The Flitch Of Bacon, Five Thousand a Year, The Magic Oak No No No £233 11s 6d 51% N/A
30 Mar 1799 Covent Garden Lovers' Vows, The Magic Oak No No No £194 6s 6d 44% N/A
01 Apr 1799 Covent Garden Ramah Droog, The Magic Oak No No No £254 5s 6d 52% N/A
04 Apr 1799 Covent Garden Five Thousand A Year, The Magic Oak No Yes No £353 13s 64% N/A
05 Apr 1799 Covent Garden Ramah Droog, The Magic Oak No No No £172 6s 6d 51% N/A
08 Apr 1799 Covent Garden Fun And Frolic, The Birth Day, The Magic Oak No No No £180 3s 32% N/A
11 Apr 1799 Covent Garden The Birth Day, The Magic Oak No Yes No £390 6d 70% N/A
29 Apr 1799 Covent Garden What Is She, The Magic Oak No No No £227 5s 42% N/A
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