The production was revived 40 times until 1830. It used masks and costumes influenced by those used in Goethe's Weimar production (ID ), and there was music between the acts. The poster for the 25 October 1815 performance (reproduced in Kes between p.264 and p.265) states that it was performed together with a one-act farce called Unser Verkehr for which no author is named.