Comic scenes in this work include a discussion of the love triangle surrounding Don Ferolo Whiskerandos and a trilingual dialogue involving Signor Pasticcio Ritornello and his French interpreter.  Handel's Water Music is played in this work to accompany the entrance of the British Rivers, while praise is given to another character when he sits down and shakes his head.  One of the central characters praises Tilburnia's second sight, and early in the play he explains that there are five different kinds of his namesake written piece.   One interaction in this play is written entirely using fencing jargon, of which Sneer
Comic scenes in this work include a discussion of the love triangle surrounding Don Ferolo Whiskerandos and a trilingual dialogue involving Signor Pasticcio Ritornello and his French interpreter.  Handel's Water Music is played in this work to accompany the entrance of the British Rivers, while praise is given to another character when he sits down and shakes his head.  One of the central characters praises Tilburnia's second sight, and early in the play he explains that there are five different kinds of his namesake written piece.   One interaction in this play is written entirely using fencing jargon, of which Sneer is dubious.  The play begins at Dangle's with the arrival of a playwright based on Richard Cumberland, Sir Fretful Plagiary, but it is Puff's play The Spanish Armada that ultimately occupies the other characters.  For 10 points name this satire of the world of theater by Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
Comic scenes in this work include a discussion of the love triangle surrounding Don Ferolo Whiskerandos and a trilingual dialogue involving Signor Pasticcio Ritornello and his French interpreter.  
The Critic