AMERICAN THEATRE

APRIL ALMANAC

245 YEARS AGO (1774)

by Susanna Centlivre, produced by the American Company, opens in Charleston, S.C. This mounting serves as an example of the writer’s posthumous popularity, as Centlivre, one

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