Caesar and Pompey, Parts 1 and 2

Anon. (1594)

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Historical Records

Performance Records (Henslowe’s Diary)

F.10v (Greg I.20):
ye 8 of novemb[er] 1594
ne . .
R[d] at seser & pompie
iijll ijs

ye 14 of novembe[er] 1594
R[d] at sesor & pompie
xxxvs

ye 25 of novemb[er] 1594
R[d] at seser and pompey
xxxijs

ye 10 of desemb[er] 1594
R[d] at seser
xijs




F.11 (Greg I.21):
ye 18 of Jenewary 1594
R[d] as seaser
xxvs

ye j of febreary 1594
R[d]
xxvs

ye
R[d] at seaser
xxxiiijs
F.11v (Greg I.22):
ye 6 of marche 1595
R[d] at seaser
xxs

ye
F.12v (Greg I.24):
ye 25 of June 1595
R[d] at the j pte of seaser
xxijs

ye
R[d] at seaser
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Theatrical Provenance

It was first performed by the Admiral's Men at the Rose on Friday 8 November 1594. It was performed three more times in 1594 and four more times in 1595.


Probable Genre(s)

Classical history (Harbage).



Possible Narrative and Dramatic Sources or Analogues






References to the Play

None known.


Critical Commentary






For What It's Worth





Works Cited




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