Every Man In His Humour (1616)

Author
Ben Jonson
Work Type
Mainpiece
Genre
Comedy
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
£30,286 16s £13,832 19s 6d (45.7%) £16,453 16s 6d (54.3%)
1732 - 1809
£30,286 16s - (100%) £13,832 19s 6d (45.7%) £16,453 16s 6d (54.3%)
Total Performances
Covent Garden
Drury Lane
211 104 107
1732 - 1809
211 104 107
Theatre
Mainpiece/afterpieces
Years
1732
1809
Most common pairings

Performances

Dates Theatre Performances Requested Commands Benefit Revenue Available Revenue % Capacity %
22 May 1766 Drury Lane Every Man In His Humor, The Devil to Pay No No No Unknown N/A N/A
22 Oct 1766 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, The Englishman in Paris, The Village Romps No No No £120 7s 6d 45% N/A
15 Nov 1766 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, Thomas and Sally or The Sailors Return, The Village Romps No No No £122 10s 6d 34% N/A
08 Dec 1766 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, Harlequin Dr Faustus Yes No Yes £192 4s N/A N/A
05 Jan 1767 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, Harlequin Dr Faustus Yes No No £183 2s 46% N/A
12 Feb 1767 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, Midas Yes No No £242 1s 6d 50% N/A
10 Mar 1767 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, Harlequin Dr Faustus Yes No No £168 15s 50% N/A
22 Apr 1767 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, The Upholsterer, The Village Romps, The Female Archer No No Yes £210 15s 47% N/A
05 May 1767 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, The Dragon of Wantly, At Totterdown Hill, Double Hornpipe, The Wapping Landlady, Cymon And Iphigenia Yes No Yes £245 16s 6d N/A N/A
14 May 1767 Covent Garden Every Man In His Humour, The Chaplet, The Village Romps, The Wapping Landlady, Double Hornpipe Yes No Yes £142 13s N/A N/A
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