Edward Kirkham sues Henry Evans and his associates in Chancery court over profits he claims are due him from the Blackfriars lease. Evans' plea repeats the substance of Burbage and Heminge's: that the great Hall has always been used as a playhouse, and that any profits to be had from that space are specifically tied to the production of plays.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Evans, Henry | defendant | |
| Kirkham, Edward | plaintiff |