Event Type
Dramatic
Event Details
Troupe: Aldridge, Ira
Troupe: Slave Troupe (Margate, 47)
Venue Type: Unknown
Location: Margate
County: Kent
Type: Dramatic
Location: Margate
County: Kent
Type: Dramatic
Date
-
Date notes
dates approximate; 6 performances
Casting
Slave Troupe (Margate, 47)only those individuals known to be directly involved in the performance of relevant race(s) listed above.
Aldridge played Gambia with this troupe
CastingZelinda - Miss M. Glover
Fogrum - Coefield
S. Sharpset - W.B. Ryan
Aldridge played Gambia with this troupe
Casting
Event Program
Displaying 1 - 10 of 10
Title | Performed Person / Troupe | Notes | Type | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Othello | Aldridge | IraAldridge | performed twice during the week (specific dates unknown)
Casting: |
Play | ||
Padlock, The | Aldridge | IraAldridge | Specific date of performance unknown
Casting: |
Play | ||
Slave, The | Aldridge | IraAldridge | Performed at Wednesday show
Casting: |
Play | ||
Opossum up a Gum Tree | Aldridge | IraAldridge | Contained within 'The Padlock' (specific date of performance unknown) | Song |
Bibliographic Sources
- Era (London) August 1, 1847: 11:2.Info in Record:
- Performance Type: Dramatic
- Performers Listed: “Mr. Aldridge, the African Roscius”.
- Days & Times: “On Monday” (coming) Aldridge is to begin “an engagement for six nights”
- Venue Name: “Margate”
- Era (London) August 8, 1847: 11:3.Info in Record:
- Performance Type: Dramatic
- Performers Listed: “Mr. Aldridge (the African Roscius)” (Othello, Mungo). “Mr. Cobham” (Iago).
- Days & Times: “since Monday last”
- Venue Name: “Margate”
- Program Info: “ ‘Othello’ was played twice during the week”, “The comic opera of ‘The Padlock’”, including “Opossum up a Gum Tree” and other “nigger songs” (specific date of performance not given)
- Other: audience, description/review
Wednesday Performance:Info in Record:- Performance Type: Dramatic
- Performers Listed: “Mr. Aldridge (the African Roscius)” (Gambia); “Miss M. Glover” (Zelinda); “Coefield” (Fogrum); “W.B. Ryan” (S. Sharpset).
- Days & Times: “on Wednesday” (past)
- Venue Name: “Margate”
- Program Info: “The Slave”