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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | The Anti-Theatre |
| Module | Module I |
| Date | 18 Feb - 4 Apr 1720 |
| Place of Publication | London, United Kingdom |
| Reference | Anti-Theatre |
| Printed For | Boreham, W. |
| Library/Archive | Bodleian Library, University of Oxford |
| Shelf Mark | Hope 80 955 |
| Editor | [Sir John Falstaffe] |
| Language | English |
| Keywords | journal, essay, theatre, literature, classics |
| Additional Information | The full run was 15 Feb 1720 - 4 Apr 1720 and included issue Nos. 1-15. The issues included here are: No. 2 (18 Feb 1719-20) - No. 15 (4 Apr 1720). Printed at irregular periods in the St James's Chronicle. By George Colman. The 1787 edition reproduced here. It is entitled Prose on Several Occasions, accompanied with some pieces in verse, and is by George Colman and dedicated to Sir Joseph Banks. It contains: The Genius, The Gentleman, The Adventurer, Terrae-Filius. The journals contain much information and opinion relating to literature, drama, women and humour and adopt a conversational style. |
| Copyright | Bodleian Library, University of Oxford |