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Pembrokes, Sussex' and Derby's are just one company. the company was formed around Richard Burbage by his father James after an argument with Ned Alleyn in May 1591 and split the Queen's Men that had become Strange's.after the death of Walsingham. After the death of Marlowe and torture of Kyd in Spring of 1593 the Pembrokes abandoned sponsorship of the company and Henslowe records they are broke and seeking new patronage in September (letter to Alleyn). They are picked up by Henry Radcliffe and continue briefly under his wife the dowager Countess of Sussex after his death in December. Early in 1594 they reunite with the Alleyn troop now Derby's Men as Ferdinando Strange became Earl of Derby in September 1593, but he too dies in May of 1594 after which the company splits again as Lord Chamberlain's and Admiral's in Hunsdon's settlement of the Duopoly for London theater.

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The Stratfordian assumption severely distorts the analysis, sadly. Otherwise, a good listen.

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Hi, thanks for the episode. I am having trouble finding the writings you mention in the beginning from the English traveller..

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Thanks a lot, but we've been looking forward to the second part of jonson's life !

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Lazarus Theatre sounds wonderful. You're so lucky to live in the UK.

Really, it is touching story, already read and it was hurting a lot thinking about my parents and loved ones because i too came far away from our country village to town, state and different country now... touching story.. I am not able to think how 100 years before how they shared their feeling to loved once who gone far away from their town, city or village. Now-a-days, we can communication may ways with help of technology boom. thank you.. nice one. salute to you and Anton Checkow

This video prompted RUclips to offer The Castle of Perseverance and the Medieval Cartographic Imagination on John Wyatt Greenlee channel. Very interesting! Greenlee is a medievalist and a cartographic historian.

a Fine summary, But what a shame that you fully rely on“Stratfordianism“. I collected countless arguments in some 100 Videos, all virtually unanimously supporting the Thesis, that Marlowe’s killing belonged to a conspiracy plot, the only playwright Genius Marlowe was helped by the Crown to survive his highly endangered life by changing identity and often altering his poet name. youtube.com/@bastianconrad2550?si=dadz8iHPQnuhbEvC

I may be misremembering, but I think Mary Beard said that Emperors required Romans to attend events in the Colosseum.

Thank you - a really interesting and extremely well informed conversation. Encore!

I have always loved Shakespeare references in novels, especially mysteries. The references were a primarily influence in my interest in Shakespeare.

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I had a class in college on this , error fabulae, elements of comedy ex.repetition , characters harlequinino

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Your comments on King Henry VI's reluctance to fight are enlightening. Very different from my preoccupation with wondering about the differences in education of King Henry VI and Richard II, both kings from childhood.

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My thanks to Dr. Freebury-Jones for lowering the price on this book. At $100+, Shakespeare’s Tutor was out of my price range.

Lovely stuff. Thank you.

This was very interesting! To your point about collaboration, I'm not sure how much is Shakespeare or Nashe or Marlowe (although I've read that some scholars believe The True Tragedy was originally a collaboration between Marlowe and Peele), but if you read Joan of Arc's last speech again [the one where she claims not to be from the stock of shepherd swains] and compare it to Tamburlaine's speeches and how people speak about him throughout Tamburlaine Parts I and II, you can see that Marlowe at least wrote the Joan of Arc scenes. She's a traditional Marlovian overreacher and given her deal with devils, heralds his Dr Faustus as well. - I also liked your analysis that Talbot was a proto-Hotspur as well, and the last person holding to the old code of chivalry. There are quite a few layers to this play!

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I like that the director, cast and setting were the same for the BBC version of Richard III and the three Henry VI plays.

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It would be helpful to have information about other Elizabethan lives who took care of home and children while husbands worked in other places for long periods of time: sailors, soldiers, etc.

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The only complete satyr play is Cyclops by Euripides, Trackers is a fragment