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Performed by Leicester's Men in the Bristol Guildhall, sometime between 20 October and 26 October 1577. ...a "name for a generic Frenchman" (164). He also suggests that Leicester's Men were paid £1, with the remaining 2s covering the cost of the links (165).

...stell, howe the d of Erland cam by nighte to betray him w^th 300 men. but hauinge pryuie warninge ther of kept his gates faste And wold not suff ...o hange the man. For telling him the truth Beware by this Example of noble men/ and of their fair wordes & sai lyttell to them, lest they doe the Like by

...ly Sins"—and thus the play which the Plot plots—belonged to Lord Strange's men ''c''. 1590-1, playhouse venue uncertain. The reasons for this company assi ...ddition, that the "violent quarrel between James Burbage and the Admiral's men" in the winter of 1590-1 would have ruled out a combination of players that

...name of god Amen begninge the 27 of desemb[er] 1593 the earle of susex his men” Three known performances by Sussex’s men as an old play (probably at the Rose), as part of the company’s six week

...bsp;“''The Enventary tacken of all the properties for my'' Lord Admeralles men, ''the ''10 ''of Marche ''1598”: ...heading “''The Enventorey of all the aparell of the'' Lord Admeralles men, ''taken the ''13 ''of Marche ''1598, ''as followeth''”:

The Admiral's Men at the Rose laid out £4 for "Owen Tudor" at some time between the 10th and ...nd also as early as 1599, it could nonetheless have provided the Admiral's Men with a counter-narrative to that in the Globe play by Shakespeare, ''Henry

...of Marlowe's ''The Massacre at Paris'' that was performed by the Admiral's Men in 1601. Collier's evidence for this was the entry in Henslowe's Diary: "Le

...oys (Kathman 127; [[WorksCited|Wiggins, ''Catalogue'', #1078]] reckons 16 men and 3 boys). ...stretched the Company's resources to the limits: even the gatherers -- the men and women who collected admission money at the playhouse doors -- were brou

...dowry. A subplot involves the cuckold Snaile, whose wife is coveted by two men, Medle and Quicke, whom Poore sets at odds until a duel leaves each convinc

The play is the fourth “ne” offering by the Admiral’s Men on their return to the Rose in June of 1594 from the 10-day run at Newingto

...f the festivities to welcome Queen Anna; the dance was performed by twelve men who wore white shoes and hats ornamented with flowers (Emmerson 58). In Eng ..." John Clavell (whose ''The Soldered Citizen'' was performed by the King's Men) wrote "An introduction to the Sword daunce at Christmas 1632" to be perfor

...presumably it would have been performed by the Lord Chamberlain's / King's men. ...minster, and Roger Bolingbroke, principal of St Andrew's Hall, Oxford—both men of high reputation. Unwisely, if honestly, from their reading of Henry VI's

...ereby to accommodate assignments either to the Admiral's men or Pembroke's men. ...argument that "Dead Man's Fortune" belonged to [[:Pembroke's|Pembroke's]] men in 1592-3. Knutson agrees with McMillin. The most stable fact in any of the

...llowers to the cause.52 By AD 1200, they had amassed an army of ca. 10,000 men, who were to travel to Jerusalem by sea via Italy, and Venice in particular ...d to procure safety, Mauritius did no such thing; rather, he subjected his men to intolerable winter conditions in Slovenia, resulting in their mutiny. Th

...le, "''The Enventary tacken of all the properties for my'' Lord Admeralles men, ''the'' 10 ''of Marche'' 1598" is: ...owe's title, "''The Enventorey of all the aparell of the'' Lord Admeralles men, ''taken the'' 13''th of Marche'' 1598'', as followeth:''" is

When he cast out thy foule spirit''es'' out of men

The Admiral's Men, at the Rose in January 1600 but looking ahead to their move to the Fortune ...thou in London by night? he would answer, I see a number of whores making men drunke, to cosen them of theyr money. I see others of them sharing halfe wi

...chiefly with plays belonging to the repertory, c.1619, of Prince Charles's men; they were performing at the Cockpit but the Revels document seems related ...er the means by which ''Titus Andronicus'' "came to be produced by Sussex' men," Fleay confesses his puzzlement that it was "so close a reproduction of th

...in North's Plutarch relates one of the more famous anecdotes about the two men: ...endued wyth so great riches, that laie there, but after the commen sort of men. When this thing was done Bagoas stode next vnto Alexander, who behyld him

...did so by killing 30 men in Ascalon, giving their clothing to the Thimnite men, then going home. ...eke bone, yee eue with the cheke bone of an asse haue I slayne a thousande men (15.15-16]). Following this victory, Samson "iudged Israel in the tyme of t