The Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the City of London write to the Privy Council regarding Phillip Rosseter's plans to erect a playhouse. Thwarted in his original plan to build his theatre in the Whitefriars, Rosseter has since obtained a new license, on the strength of which he now prepares to erect the playhouse at Puddle Wharf in the Blackfriars. Citing several reasons against the project, and invoking the authority of the 1600 Act of Council on the restraint of playhouses, the Mayor and Aldermen ask that the Privy Council intervene to have the construction stopped.
Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
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Bolles, George | alderman | |
Garrard, John | alderman | |
Bennett, Thomas | alderman | |
Craven, William | alderman | |
Hayes, Thomas | lord mayor of London | |
Rosseter, Philip | playhouse entrepreneur | |
Sanders, ––– | property holder (deceased) |