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...n drama in performance and theatre history. Current projects include Anglo-Spanish relations and the theatricality of diplomacy (with Berta Cano-Echevarría,

| [[Spanish Duke of Lerma]]||[[1623]]||[[:Category:King's|King's]]

...ibutes a specific play by him to that company). He is best known for ''The Spanish Tragedy'' and petitionary letters to Sir John Puckering ''c''. June 1593 in

| [[Anon.]]||[[Spanish Contract, The]]||[[Lady Elizabeth's]] | [[Anon.]]||[[Spanish Viceroy, The]]||[[King’s]]

| [[Anon.]]||[[Spanish Tragedy]]||[[Oxford]]

| The spanish Curat.||The maid of the Mill||The Iudge. ...e mad Louer.||The Emperour Valentinian||The Duke of Lerma or y^e spanish Duke.

...of Elizabethan drama because of his work on ''Arden of Faversham'', ''The Spanish Tragedy'', ''Doctor Faustus'', and ''Edward I''. He registered the latter p

...of Elizabethan drama because of his work on ''Arden of Faversham'', ''The Spanish Tragedy'', ''Doctor Faustus'', and ''Edward I''. He registered the latter p

...t opportunity to entertain their patron on a large scale. They chose ''The Spanish Maze'' along with two plays by Ben Jonson (''Every Man out of his Humour'', ...glish and the Spanish), "It is unlikely to have presented generalized anti-Spanish sentiment, and therefore also unlikely to have been a product of the Elizab

| [[Anon.]]||[[Spanish Maze, The]]||[[King’s]]

| [[Spanish Comedy of Don Horatio, The]]||[[1592]]||[[Anon.]]||[[:Category:Strange's|St | [[Spanish Contract, The]]||[[1624]]||[[Anon.]]||[[Lady Elizabeth's]]

...on in 1604 due to a changing political climate in which its apparent "anti-Spanish tack … would have been less apropos" (#1401). [[category:all]][[category:Roslyn L. Knutson]][[category:Spanish]][[category:Pirates]][[category:Edward Juby]]

| [[Spanish Moor's Tragedy, The]]||[[1600]]||[[:category:Admiral's|Admiral's]]

...o the Rose, ''The Spanish Tragedy'' received two performances without "The Spanish Comedy of Don Horatio." ..." was (as the title implies) the backstory set up in the prologue to ''The Spanish Tragedy''. See [[#Critical Commentary|Critical Commentary]], below.

::The Spanish Viceroy or the honor of women … } by Phill. Massinger. ...4) and ''The Spanish Gypsy'' in 1623. It is difficult to imagine that "The Spanish Viceroy" did not in some way participate in this narrative.

| [[Anon.]]||[[Spanish Purchase]]||[[Queen Henrietta’s]]

...s men with its apparent prequel ("[[Spanish Comedy of Don Horatio, The|The Spanish Comedy of Don Horatio]]") at the Rose according to Henslowe's records in 15 ...to" (p. 154). Although accepting the assignment of revisions in the 1602 ''Spanish Tragedy'' to Jonson, [[WorksCited|Greg II]] does so with little enthusiasm

...x" and "Tragedy of Thomas Merry"), with Thomas Dekker and Haughton on "The Spanish Moor's Tragedy" (often identified as ''Lust's Dominion''), with Dekker, Hau

#REDIRECT [[Spanish Viceroy, The]] The Spanish Contract

"The Fair Spanish Captive: a Trage-Comedy" appears in a list of "Books in the Press and Now P 11. The fair Spanish Captive: a Trage-Comedy.</blockquote>