Haymarket Theatre Collection (#4)

Interior view of the Haymarket Theatre, London, on its opening night in 1821 (1823). The lower margin contains a plan

Charles Street, Westminster, London, 1827. Artist: W Wallis
Charles Street, Westminster, London, 1827. View of Charles Street showing figures on the street, the Haymarket Theatre, and the corner of Regent Street

Interior and exterior views of the Haymarket Theatre, Westminster, London, 1815. Artist
Interior and exterior views of the Haymarket Theatre, Westminster, London, 1815

View of the Haymarket Theatre, Westminster, London, 1822. Artist: Thomas Dale
View of the Haymarket Theatre, Westminster, London, 1822

Samuel Foote, English playwright, actor and theatre manager, c1875 (1878). Samuel Foote (1720-1777) was a dramatist, actor and manager of the Haymarket Theatre, London

Haymarket Theatre, Westminster, London, 19th century. View of the new Haymarket Theatre, designed by John Nash, that opened in 1821

Scene from the play Sunny Vale Farm, performed at the Haymarket Theatre, London, 1864. An engraving from the Illustrated Times, (London, 1864)

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Scene from " the Marriage of Reason, " at the Haymarket Theatre

Scene from the New Farce of the Two Bonnycastles, at the Haymarket Theatre
Scene from the New Farce of " the Two Bonnycastles, " at the Haymarket Theatre, London, UK

Christmas Pantomimes: Haymarket. Scene from the Fairy Burlesque of the princess
Christmas Pantomimes: Haymarket. Scene from the Fairy Burlesque of the " princess Radiant; Or, the Story of Mayflower." UK

Christmas at the Theatres: Haymarket, Scene from the World Undergdound. 1848
Christmas at the Theatres: Haymarket, Scene from " the World Undergdound." 1848

Scene from the New Comedy of look before you Leap; Or, Wooings and Weddings
Scene from the New Comedy of " look before you Leap; Or, Wooings and Weddings, " at the Haymarket Theatre, London, Uk, 1846

A Mans Shadow at the Haymarket Theatre, Act Iv, the Scene in the Auberge, London
A MANs SHADOW AT THE HAYMARKET THEATRE, ACT IV, THE SCENE IN THE AUBERGE, LONDON, UK, 1889: Mrs. Beerbohm Tree as Henriette Laroque, Mr

Scene From The New Farce Of the Two Bonnycastles
Scene From The New Farce Of " the Two Bonnycastles, " At The Haymarket Theatre, London, UK

Christmas Pantomimes: Haymarket. Scene from the Fairy Burlesque of the princess Radiant; Or
Christmas Pantomimes: Haymarket. Scene from the Fairy Burlesque of the " princess Radiant; Or, the Story of Mayflower." UK

Christmas at the Theatres: Haymarket, Scene from the World Undergdound. 1848
Christmas at the Theatres: Haymarket, Scene from " the World Undergdound." 1848

Scene from the New Comedy of look before you Leap; Or, Wooings and Weddings
Scene from the New Comedy of " look before you Leap; Or, Wooings and Weddings, " at the Haymarket Theatre, London, Uk, 1846

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The Haymarket Theatre, located in London, has been a hub of theatrical excellence for centuries. With its rich history and diverse range of productions, it continues to captivate audiences from all walks of life. One notable performance that took place at the Haymarket Theatre was "The New Play, " which premiered on 23 August. The lithograph captures the excitement and anticipation surrounding this groundbreaking production. Similarly, "The King" at the Haymarket Theatre on 20 February is depicted in an engraving, showcasing the grandeur and regality associated with such performances. "The Dancing Girl" is another memorable play that graced the stage of the Haymarket Theatre. The engraving transports us back to a captivating scene filled with grace and elegance. On 2 December, "The Unforeseen" made its debut at this iconic venue as well, leaving audiences spellbound by its unexpected twists and turns. In 1777, Mr John Henderson portrayed Bayes in George Villiers' Duke of Buckingham's play "The Rehearsal. " This portrayal brought laughter and mirth to theatergoers who flocked to witness his comedic genius firsthand. Adaptations also found their place at the Haymarket Theatre. One such adaptation was "Under the Red Robe, " based on Mr Stanley Weyman's novel. This lithograph showcases how literature seamlessly transitioned into compelling stage productions within these hallowed walls. Charles Street stands adjacent to this historic theater—a bustling thoroughfare where patrons eagerly gathered before each show. It served as a testament to both tradition and progress within London's vibrant theater district. Mr Risley's act featuring his son delighted audiences with their incredible acrobatic skills—an enchanting sight immortalized through an exquisite engraving capturing their awe-inspiring performance. Henry Beerbohm Tree took center stage as Hamlet in Shakespeare's timeless tragedy—a role he flawlessly embodied during his tenure at the Haymarket Theatre—earning him accolades and adoration from theater enthusiasts.