Three Jelgerhuis manuscripts: elements of English, French, and Dutch performance practice in the early 19th century

Neuman, L.C.

doi:doi:10.15122/isbn.978-2-406-09706-8.p.0115

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Neuman, L.C. (2019)

Three Jelgerhuis manuscripts: elements of English, French, and Dutch performance practice in the early 19th century

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In 1811, 1814, and 1817, the renowned Dutch actor and painter Johannes Jelgerhuis Rienkszoon authored three illustrated journals to document the productions of the English, French, and Dutch theatre companies that came to perform in Amsterdam. This article provides an overview of Jelgerhuis’s manuscripts, placing them in context with his other published and unpublished works as a means to illuminate differences and similarities between early modern and contemporary European performance practices.