John Chamberlain writes to Sir Dudley Carleton: on Thursday night the Gentlemen of Gray's Inn performed at Court. Chamberlain notes that he calls the performance a 'shew . . . for I cannot call yt a maske seeing they were not disguised nor had visards.' The performance was otherwise well received, although it was considered 'somwhat out of season to revell in Lent.' He observes that the performance had been put off in order to accommodate 'the Princes shewes and devises.' The Queen was not in attendance.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Chamberlain, John | beneficiary | |
| Carleton, Dudley | beneficiary | |
| Stuart, Charles I | beneficiary | |
| of Denmark, Anne | deceased |