Step into the world of Rehearsal, a witty satire that hilariously critiques the exaggerated tragedies of the Restoration era. First performed in 1671, this ingenious play unfolds as three men collaborate to create a new theatrical work, showcasing actors experimenting with a variety of scenes. The script cleverly weaves together excerpts from existing dramatic masterpieces, with a particular nod to the works of John Dryden. For an enriched experience, the printed text includes enlightening footnotes on the left pages, detailing the origins of each scene, line, and reference. Join us for a delightful exploration of theatrical history, brought to life by a talented cast.