The season of 1753–4 saw her in three original characters: Boadicea in Glover's tragedy so named, Catherine in "Catherine and Petruchio", Garrick's adaptation of "The Taming of the Shrew", and Creusa in Whitehead's "Creusa". Among other parts that she had sustained under Garrick were Lady Alworth in "A New Way to Pay Old Debts", Emilia in "Othello", Lady Brumpton in the "Funeral", Cleopatra in "All for Love", Lady Betty Modish, Millamant, Zara in the "Mourning Bride", Lady Truman in the "Drummer", Queen Elizabeth in Jones's "Essex", Hermione, Countess of Rousillon, and Estifania. On 9 Oct. 1756 she played Lady Capulet to the Juliet of her daughter, Miss Pritchard, and the Romeo of Garrick.