The plaintiff's counsel submits Keysar's replication. Keysar reasserts the claims of his bill of complaint, especially that Burbage and the other defendants encouraged him to purchase a share in the Blackfriars property for £100 from John Marston. He adds that they have also taken Henry Evans, original lessee of the property from Richard Burbage, into their 'howse wheir they keep him secrett,' so as to take up the proceedings of the playhouse and keep them from Keysar. He also claims that the defendants did 'privatelye Contract' with the other playhouse owners of London to pay a 'dead rente' for one full year, to Keysar's vtter overthrowe' as manager of the Children of the Queen's Revels.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Burbage, Richard | defendant | playhouse sharer, property holder |
| Burbage, Cuthbert | defendant | playhouse sharer |
| Heminges, John | defendant | playhouse sharer |
| Condell, Henry | defendant | playhouse sharer |
| Evans, Henry | leaseholder | vendor |
| Keysar, Robert | plaintiff | citizen, company manager, goldsmith, purchaser |
| Marston, John | playhouse sharer | playwright, vendor |