An employee of these places is seated wearing golden robes, flanked by two darkened figures holding a knife and a chalice, and is represented as Melpomene ("mel-PAH-muh-nee").
In a work titled for these places, a ghost urinates on a fallen statue of a Roman soldier while four nooses, one of which is in use, hang from the ceiling. Two women painted in the styles of Correggio and Guido Reni tug at a man who worked in these places in a Rococo portrait. Stacks of papers are wheelbarrowed out of one of these places in a print titled The Bad Taste of the Town, whose artist William Hogarth also created "A Just View of" one of them. An employee of these places is seated wearing golden robes, flanked by two darkened figures holding a knife and a chalice, and is represented as Melpomene ("mel-PAH-muh-nee"). These were the workplaces of frequent portrait subject David Garrick, as well as a woman who was painted "as the Tragic Muse" by Joshua Reynolds. For 10 points, name these places exemplified by a "Royal" one on Drury Lane.
In a work titled for these places, a ghost urinates on a fallen statue of a Roman soldier while four nooses, one of which is in use, hang from the ceiling.
theaters [or stages; accept Royal Theatre] &lt;Painting/Sculpture&gt;