"The Drama's Levee, Or, A Peep At The Past" by James Robinson Planche is a collection of classic plays adapted from popular fairy tales. This anthology brings together imaginative dramatizations of beloved stories, including "Blue Beard," "The Sleeping Beauty In The Wood," "Beauty And The Beast," "The White Cat," "Fortunio, And His Seven Gifted Servants," and "The Fair One With The Golden Locks."
Planche's work offers a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century theatrical adaptations, showcasing his skill in transforming traditional narratives into engaging stage productions. This collection, subtitled "The Drama At Home," provides both entertainment and insight into the literary and dramatic tastes of the era, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of theater history and fairy tale adaptations.
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