Viewing Event Record: The playhouse where 'The Muses' Looking-Glass' is performed may be newly built

Abstract

Two characters functioning as puritanical commentators in Thomas Randolph's 'The Muses' Looking Glass' seem to refer obliquely to the playhouse in which they sit, which may or may not be Salisbury Court, as a one of the 'filthy Innes, enough to harbour such / As travell'd to destruction the broad way; / But they build more and more, more shops of Satan.' This may imply that the theatre is newly built.

Date Event Recorded

Date
From: 1638 (Source of claim: original)

Date Event Happened

Date
From: circa late 1630 (Source of claim: externally supplied)

Venues

Name
Salisbury Court

People

Name Event Role(s) Document Role(s)
Randolph, Thomas playwright

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Event Type

  • playhouse context