British Theatre: Dodsley, R.: Cleone. 1792
This volume offers a detailed look at British theatre through a specific lens: Robert Dodsley's play, "Cleone," as presented in 1792. John Bell, a prominent figure in the late 18th-century publishing world, likely provides valuable insights into the production and reception of this dramatic work.
"British Theatre: Dodsley, R.: Cleone. 1792" is a significant resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the history of British drama, theatrical performance, and the cultural landscape of the late 18th century. It allows readers to engage with a specific play and gain a deeper understanding of its context within the broader theatrical traditions of the time.
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