The Carnival (play)

Karniwal ko pijirlooji ɗi Thomas Porter waɗi to Theatre Royal ɗi gollooɓe mawɓe mum to Londres e ndunngu 1664 e won e nafoore. Pijirlooji ɗii ina mbaawi wonde ko ƴettugol asliiji Espaañ, hay so tawii noon alaa iwdi keeriiɗo anndaaka. ^[1]

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↑ Susan Paun De García, Donald R. Larson The Comedia in English: Translation and Performance - 2008 -1855661691 Page 10 "A play that is sometimes said to be an adaptation of a Spanish original is Thomas Porter's The Carnival, which was probably premiered in the spring of 1664, and thereafter achieved some popularity. As Loftis has shown (Plays, 83-7), the plot of the work does indeed resemble that of a standard comedia de capa y espada, but no specific source has as yet been identified.

[1] Susan Paun De García, Donald R. Larson The Comedia in English: Translation and Performance - 2008 -1855661691 Page 10 "A play that is sometimes said to be an adaptation of a Spanish original is Thomas Porter's The Carnival, which was probably premiered in the spring of 1664, and thereafter achieved some popularity. As Loftis has shown (Plays, 83-7), the plot of the work does indeed resemble that of a standard comedia de capa y espada, but no specific source has as yet been identified.

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