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| [[Anon.]]||[[Dumb Bawd of Venice]]||[[King’s]] | [[Massinger, Philip]]||[[Honor of Women]]||[[Unknown]]

...lague and the consequent closure of the theatres from 5 August til the end of November 1641). The following transcription of part of the letter, including the list, is taken from Bentley 1.65-66:

| [[Fair Anchoress of Pausilippo]]||[[1640]]||[[:Category:King's|King's]] | [[History of Will Longsword, Son to Rosamund]]||[[1639]]||[[:Category:Prince Charles's (

...before his Ma^tie by warr^t of the xxvij^th of Marche 1622 ..... lx^li</blockquote> ...yeares day, The Wildgoose Chase the xxiiii of Januarie, The Coxcombe the 5 of this instant Marche</blockquote>

| [[Harry of Cornwall]]||[[1592]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Strange's|Strange's]] | [[Henry I, Life and Death of]]||[[1597]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]

...]]; [[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'']] identifies it as "Wedding Masque of Muses" (#1251). ===Correspondence of Rowland Whyte===

| y^e 3 of June | y^e 10 of June

...s gentleman—now mistaken for Peele—to pay the four nobles owed on the rent of the room. [http://www.luminarium.org/renascence-editions/peele1.html lumina ...ral's men (''The Battle of Alcazar'', Q1594; Plot, 1598-1601?). The debuts of these plays, too, are uncertain.

<td>Entred for his copy. vnder thand''es'' of the</td> <td>Wardens. The history of Ric Whittington</td>

...ether we can approach these records as a performance text, creating a form of early modern verbatim theatre. ...(Central), Ben Hadley (On the Button Theatre), and Harriet Madeley (author of The Listening Room), and actors Virginia Denham, Simona Bitmate, Andrew Mur