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John Duke first appears in theatrical records in connection with players' parts (see '''Roles''', below). Apparently a hired man with the Chamberlain's men in the 1589s, he assumed a more leadership role after he moved to Worcester's men around 1600. | John Duke first appears in theatrical records in connection with players' parts (see '''Roles''', below). Apparently a hired man with the Chamberlain's men in the 1589s, he assumed a more leadership role after he moved to Worcester's men around 1600. | ||
Boar's Head/Earl of Oxford's men = Robert Browne, William Kempe, Thomas Heywood, John Lowin, Christopher Beeston, Robert Pallant, and Richard Perkins (Berry 51) 1603 Queen Anne's men | Boar's Head/Earl of Oxford's men = Robert Browne, William Kempe, Thomas Heywood, John Lowin, Christopher Beeston, Robert Pallant, and Richard Perkins (Berry p. 51) 1603 Queen Anne's men | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 15 March 2022
John Duke first appears in theatrical records in connection with players' parts (see Roles, below). Apparently a hired man with the Chamberlain's men in the 1589s, he assumed a more leadership role after he moved to Worcester's men around 1600.
Boar's Head/Earl of Oxford's men = Robert Browne, William Kempe, Thomas Heywood, John Lowin, Christopher Beeston, Robert Pallant, and Richard Perkins (Berry p. 51) 1603 Queen Anne's men
Roles
2 The Seven Deadly Sins": Pursuivant ("Induction"), Attendant, Soldier ("Envy"), Will Fool ("Sloth"), Lord ("Lechery")
Every Man in his Humour: actor list
Works Cited
Berry, Herbert. The Boar's Head Playhouse. Illus. C. Walter Hodges. Washington: Folger Books. London: Associated University Press, 1986.
Subcategories
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