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- Hurlothrumbo; or, The super-natural is an 18th-century English nonsense play written by the dancing-master Samuel Johnson of Cheshire, and published in 1729. The spectacle incorporates both musical and spoken elements. The play opened on March 29, 1729 at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Writing in 1855, Frederick Lawrence says of the play: The extraordinary drama of Hurlothrumbo, above alluded to, was then (mirabiledictu!) the talk and admiration of the town. A more curious or a more insane production has seldom issued from human pen. — The Life of Henry Fielding, p. 21. The author himself performed as a principal in the play, with singing, dancing, playing fiddle, and walking on stilts. The novelist and playwright Henry Fielding mentions the play in his novel Tom Jones: Thus the famous author of Hurlothrumbo told a learned bishop, that the reason his lordship could not taste the excellence of his piece was, that he did not read it with a fiddle in his hand; which instrument he himself had always had in his own, when he composed it. (en)
- Hurlothrumbo est un spectacle loufoque anglais du XVIIIe siècle écrit par le maître à danser Samuel Johnson, du Cheshire, et publié en 1729.Le spectacle comprend des éléments parlés et chantés. Écrivant à son sujet en 1855, Frederick Lawrence en dit : « La comédie extraordinaire de Hurlothrumbo dont il est question était alors (mirabiledictu!) le sujet de discussion et d'admiration de toute la ville. Une production aussi bizarre et démentielle a été rarement écrite de la plume d'un être humain. » L'auteur lui-même jouait le rôle principal de ce spectacle, chantant, dansant, jouant du violon, et marchant sur des échasses. Le dramaturge et novelliste Henry Fielding cite Hurlothrumbo dans sa nouvelle The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling :« Ainsi le fameux auteur de Hurlothrumbo dit à un savant évêque, que la raison pour laquelle Monseigneur ne pouvait pas apprécier l'excellence de sa pièce était qu'il ne la lisait pas avec un violon en main, alors que lui-même avait toujours tenu le sien pendant qu'il l'écrivait. » (fr)
- Hurlothrumbo è una commedia inglese senza senso del XVIII secolo scritta dal maestro di danza Samuel Johnson di Cheshire, e pubblicata nel 1729. Lo spettacolo incorpora sia elementi musicali che parlati. Scrivendo nel 1855, Frederick Lawrence dice del lavoro: L'autore stesso si è esibito come protagonista nella commedia, con canzoni, balletti, suonando il violino folk e camminando sui trampoli. Il romanziere e sceneggiatore Henry Fielding fa cenno alla commedia nella sua novella Tom Jones: (it)
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- Hurlothrumbo è una commedia inglese senza senso del XVIII secolo scritta dal maestro di danza Samuel Johnson di Cheshire, e pubblicata nel 1729. Lo spettacolo incorpora sia elementi musicali che parlati. Scrivendo nel 1855, Frederick Lawrence dice del lavoro: L'autore stesso si è esibito come protagonista nella commedia, con canzoni, balletti, suonando il violino folk e camminando sui trampoli. Il romanziere e sceneggiatore Henry Fielding fa cenno alla commedia nella sua novella Tom Jones: (it)
- Hurlothrumbo; or, The super-natural is an 18th-century English nonsense play written by the dancing-master Samuel Johnson of Cheshire, and published in 1729. The spectacle incorporates both musical and spoken elements. The play opened on March 29, 1729 at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Writing in 1855, Frederick Lawrence says of the play: The extraordinary drama of Hurlothrumbo, above alluded to, was then (mirabiledictu!) the talk and admiration of the town. A more curious or a more insane production has seldom issued from human pen. — The Life of Henry Fielding, p. 21. (en)
- Hurlothrumbo est un spectacle loufoque anglais du XVIIIe siècle écrit par le maître à danser Samuel Johnson, du Cheshire, et publié en 1729.Le spectacle comprend des éléments parlés et chantés. Écrivant à son sujet en 1855, Frederick Lawrence en dit : « La comédie extraordinaire de Hurlothrumbo dont il est question était alors (mirabiledictu!) le sujet de discussion et d'admiration de toute la ville. Une production aussi bizarre et démentielle a été rarement écrite de la plume d'un être humain. » (fr)
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