The play was revived during Restoration era, like many other popular plays in the Fletcher canon; it was performed as early as Friday 23 November 1660, and Samuel Pepys saw it on 6 September 1661, but thought it "ill acted."
The play experienced a revival during the Restoration era, alongside many other popular works in Fletcher's canon; it was staged as early as Friday, November 23, 1660, and Samuel Pepys witnessed it on September 6, 1661, but deemed it "subpar."