What was the name of the first opera in England?

After opera was introduced into England, it took a long time to take root in England. The first opera in England was Dido and Ignace by purcell. It breaks the boundary between recitation and song. The performance of The Beggar's Opera finally made the British audience accustomed to listening to a stage play sung in their mother tongue. From the end of 18 century to the beginning of 19 century, French comedy opera has been greatly developed. 1752, Russo's one-act play The Country Prophet was staged. He wrote a score in the form of mixed music, which combined the tunes reflecting very popular romantic love with vaudeville performances, which was very French. Since then, this new mixed opera has occupied a dominant position in the opera stage in Paris and other regions. Famous playwrights include Monsigny, Gretry, Mayhur and Boyce Erdi. Since Bois Erdi, French comedy opera has become more Italian, reflecting Rossini's influence. During this period, Italian opera once declined, but it was once again loved by talented opera composers such as Meyer, Rossini, Toni Katy and Bei Lini. They created a number of world-renowned opera works, such as The Barber of Serbia, Anna Pauline, Pirates and Puritans.