In a 1631 petition to the Lord Mayor's court, apprentice player William Trigge petitions to be freed of his indenture obligations after the death of his master, John Heminges. In the petition, he states that he was practicing Heminges' habitual profession, which he describes as 'l'arte d'une Stageplayer.'
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Heminges, John | deceased | master, player |
| Heminges, William | executor | heir, son |
| Trigg, William | petitioner | apprentice, player |