The Rage, a comedy by Frederick Reynolds, premiered at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden, in 1795. This edition offers a glimpse into the theatrical tastes of the late 18th century, presenting a witty and engaging play that reflects the social mores and comedic styles of the period. Reynolds, a popular playwright of his time, crafts a narrative filled with humor, satire, and memorable characters. "The Rage" provides valuable insight into the dramatic landscape of its era and offers an entertaining read for those interested in historical comedies and British theater.
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