In 1728 Lewis Theobald published a drama called Double Falsehood, which he claimed was a "revised and adapted" version of this play. In 2004 Oxford's Burton Taylor Theatre claimed to be producing the first production of this work since its recovery b
In 1728 Lewis Theobald published a drama called Double Falsehood, which he claimed was a "revised and adapted" version of this play. In 2004 Oxford's Burton Taylor Theatre claimed to be producing the first production of this work since its recovery by Charles Hamilton from a manuscript previously attributed to Middleton known as the Second Maiden's Tragedy. Named for the lover of Lucinda in Don Quixote \--for 10 points-- name this infamous play by Fletcher and Shakespeare which may or may not be extant.
In 1728 Lewis Theobald published a drama called Double Falsehood, which he claimed was a "revised and adapted" version of this play.
{Cardenio} (prompt before read: Second Maiden's Tragedy)