Fitz-giggo, a new English uproar; with the way to make him; or, a new overture upon the old score; as it was performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, by Mr. Beard, Miss Brent, Sig. Tenducci, Mr. Smith, Mr. Woodward, pit, boxes, galleries, &c. &c. The words adapted (al burlesquo) to the favourite airs in the opera of Artaxerxes.
[London] : Sold by E. Sumpter, print and bookseller, at the Bible and Crown, three doors from Shoe-Lane Fleet-Street,
[1763?]
A satire in verse and dialogue on the 'half-price riots' between the Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatres in 1763, here described as inspired by Fitz-giggo, i.e. Thaddeus Fitzpatrick.
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