 John D'Auban choreographed a West End revival in 1892 at the Trafalgar Square Theatre.The story of "Dorothy" reflects touches of cynicism, early feminism, and utilises plenty of mistaken-identity and social-class-distinction comic situations.Elements of the story are derived from the 1847 opera "Martha" by Friedrich von Flotow, a tale of two wealthy young ladies who dress as peasants to go to the fair, fall in love with two young farmers and, after exploits, identity-confusion and ring-exchanges, are reunited with them.