John Philip Kemble1757-02-01 — 1823-02-23 · 157 obras en el catálogoTambién catalogado como: J. P. Kemble · John P. KembleObras — página 3TThe panelThe panelBBeaumont's and Fletcher's Rule a wife, and have a wifeBeaumont's and Fletcher's Rule a wife, and have a wifeOOtway's Venice preservedOtway's Venice preservedCCongreve's Way of the worldCongreve's Way of the worldCCato, a tragedyCato, a tragedyLLove in many masksLove in many masksFFugitive pieces. Written by J. P. KembleFugitive pieces. Written by J. P. KembleSShakspeare's King JohnShakspeare's King JohnSShakespeare's Cymbeline, king of BritainShakespeare's Cymbeline, king of BritainNNo-body, and some-body·No-body, and some-body·SShakespeare's Othello, the Moor of VeniceShakespeare's Othello, the Moor of VeniceSShakespeare's Winter's taleShakespeare's Winter's taleSShakspeare's King Lear (with Nahum Tate's alterations)Shakspeare's King Lear (with Nahum Tate's alterations)AA pleasant conceited comedy, wherein is shewed, how a man maA pleasant conceited comedy, wherein is shewed, how a man may choose a good wife from a badSShakspeare's King Richard the ThirdShakspeare's King Richard the ThirdSSongs in Lodoiska; a musical romance, in three actsSongs in Lodoiska; a musical romance, in three actsKKing JohnKing JohnSShakspeare's Tempest, or, The enchanted islandShakspeare's Tempest, or, The enchanted islandCCoriolanus, or, The Roman matronCoriolanus, or, The Roman matronRReason versus passion, or An impartial review of the disputeReason versus passion, or An impartial review of the dispute between the public and the proprietors of Covent Garden theatreSShakspeare's Hamlet, Prince of DenmarkShakspeare's Hamlet, Prince of DenmarkTThe British theatreThe British theatreSShakspeare's Much ado about nothingShakspeare's Much ado about nothingSShakespeare's Merchant of VeniceShakespeare's Merchant of Venice AnteriorPágina 3 de 7Siguiente
BBeaumont's and Fletcher's Rule a wife, and have a wifeBeaumont's and Fletcher's Rule a wife, and have a wife
SShakspeare's King Lear (with Nahum Tate's alterations)Shakspeare's King Lear (with Nahum Tate's alterations)
AA pleasant conceited comedy, wherein is shewed, how a man maA pleasant conceited comedy, wherein is shewed, how a man may choose a good wife from a bad
SSongs in Lodoiska; a musical romance, in three actsSongs in Lodoiska; a musical romance, in three acts
RReason versus passion, or An impartial review of the disputeReason versus passion, or An impartial review of the dispute between the public and the proprietors of Covent Garden theatre
