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The Taming of the Shrew
William Shakespeare, Apuleius, Isaac Casaubon
1594Greek
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Troilus and Cressida
William Shakespeare
1609
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
William Shakespeare
1600
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Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare
1656
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Winter's Tale
William Shakespeare
1603
Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh / Howard & Wyndham Ltd. ... Monday, 14th February 1910, last six nights and three matinees. Morning performances--Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 2 / Sir H. Beerbohm Tree's full Company from His Majesty's Theatre, London in the musical fairy play, Pinkie and the Fairies for grown ups and children
1910
Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh / Howard & Wyndham Ltd. ... Monday, 6th March 1911, for six nights and three matinees, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 2 / Doors open 1-30 / Early doors (pit stalls) 1 o'clock / Sir H. Beerbohm Tree's production of the musical fairy play Pinkie and the Fairies
1911
Royal Lyceum Theatre, Howard & Wyndham, Limited ... Monday, 14th February 1910, last six nights and three matinees. Morning performances--Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 2 / Sir H. Beerhohm Tree's full Company from His Majesty's Theatre, London in the musical fairy play, Pinkie and the Fairies for grown ups and children
1907
Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh. The public is respectfully informed, that, Miss Ellen Tree, and Miss Anne Tree, will make their last appearance here but one this season, this present evening, Friday, July 29, 1825, when will be performed the comedy of The wonder! ... To which will be added the farce of Simpson & Co. ... The whole to conclude with, compressed as an afterpiece, the opera of Guy Mannering, or The gipsy's prophecy
1825