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“Peeping” and Public Intimacy in Susanna Centlivre’s , (1709) playwright has received less attention in this development. This chapter examines how the highly successful early eighteenth-century playwright, Susanna Centlivre, was involved in the promotion of actresses’ “public intimacy” through the unusual stage direction of “peeping”. It argues that the act