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The first successful musical was Pickwick (sometimes Pickwick, A Dramatic Cantata) by Sir Francis Burnand and Edward Solomon and premiered at the Comedy Theatre on 7 February 1889.

Adopting the historic names of former Short Vincent restaurants and clubs and the fact that Dickens visited Cleveland, Nick decided that Pickwick would become known as our Restaurant and Frolic is …

Hot drinks, a cozy cafe menu, fresh baked goods in The Market, and The Stalls loaded up with seasonal decor and gifts – the holiday season is in full swing here at Pickwick!

Pickwick tells Sam Weller to leave him, but Sam has himself jailed for debt to be with his kindly master. Dismayed by the misery of prison, Mr. Pickwick rents a cell by himself and comes out only in the …

Pickwick began as high-spirited farce and contained many conventional comic butts and traditional jokes; like other early works, it was manifestly indebted to the contemporary theatre, the 18th-century …

However, when the gang returns to London, Pickwick is arrested and taken to Fleet Prison for refusing to pay his debt to Mrs. Bardell. In prison, Pickwick sees how the other half lives. Many people are …

The Pickwick Papers describes the travels of Mr. Samuel Pickwick, founder of the Pickwick Club, with his friends Nathaniel Winkle, Augustus Snodgrass and Tracy Tupman through early nineteenth …

The Pickwick Papers was completed in 1837, and a dinner was given to celebrate the event, at which Dickens himself presided and his friend, Serjeant T. N. Talfourd, to whom the book was dedicated, …

The Pickwickians are to start their first journey to Rochester from here, but before they set off Pickwick has an altercation with the cab-drivier who has brought him there.