Viewing Person Record:
Richard Burbage
Name, as appears in Primary Sources
- Dick Burbage
- Event: Richard Burbage and Will Kemp appear as characters in a play
- Richard Burbage his sonne[s]
- Event: Star Chamber, Allen v Burbage: Giles Allen states his case
- the yongest sone called Rychard Burbage
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: Nicholas Byshop deposes
- Richard Burbadge of the parishe of Sct Leonardes Shorditche in the Countye of Midd' gent'
- Event: Chancery, Evans vs Kirkham: Evans states his case
- Richard Burbadge
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Evans submits his answer
- Rychard
- Event: Chancery, Burbage v Brayne: James Burbage states his case
- Ry. Burbage the yongest sone of the said James Burbage
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: John Alleyn deposes
- Richard Burbage of the parishe of Saint leanardes in Shorditch in the Countie of Middlesex gentleman
- Event: King's Bench, Rastell and Kirkham vs Hawkins: Rastell and Kirkham state their case
- Richard Burbidge
- Event: Players are given livery cloth for King James's royal entrance to London
- Richarde Burbage
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men perform at court
- Richarde Burbage
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men perform at court
- Ric. Bvrbadge
- Event: The Lord Chamberlain's Men perform Jonson's 'Every Man out of his Humour': cast list
- Ric. Bvrbadge
- Event: Chamberlain's Men perform Jonson's 'Every Man in his Humour': cast list
- R Burbadg
- Event: The 'platt' of '2 Seven Deadly Sins' provides details of cast and staging
- my sone
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: Ralph Miles deposes
- his brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage v Allen: Interrogatories for Miles and Miles
- his brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage v Allen: Robert Miles deposes
- his brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage v Allen: Ralph Miles deposes
- one Burbage
- Event: The inhabitants of the Blackfriars object to plans for a new playhouse
- Burbidge
- Event: The Commissioners for the Sewers order the owners of the Globe to clear the common sewer
- Richard Burbadge
- Event: The Globe property is mortgaged to Matthew Browne, John Collett, and John Bodley
- Burbidge
- Event: John Manningham relates a bawdy anecdote about Shakespeare and Burbage
- Richard Burbadge
- Event: Requests, King's Men vs Brend: Witnesses depose for the King's Men
- Richard Burbadge
- Event: Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The defendants submit an answer
- Richard Burbage gent
- Event: Requests, Robert Keysar vs Richard Burbage et al: The bill of complaint
- Ric. Burbadge
- Event: Jonson's 'Sejanus' includes the original cast list
- Ric. Burbadge
- Event: The 1616 Works edition of Jonson's Volpone includes the original cast list
- Richard Burbadge
- Event: The 1623 Shakespeare folio prints a list of the 'Principall Actors' in the plays
- Richard Burbage
- Event: Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The court orders the examination of witnesses
- Richard Burbage
- Event: Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The defendants are to examine the witnesses
- Ricardum Burbadge
- Event: Common Pleas, Osteler vs Heminges: The bill of complaint
- R. Burbidge
- Event: The 1623 edition of Webster's 'The Duchess of Malfi' prints a cast list
- Ric. Burbadge
- Event: The 1616 Works edition of Jonson's Catiline includes the original cast list
- Master Burbadge
- Event: Jonson's 'The Masque of Christmas' describes thew recruitment of boy players for the King's Men
- Dick Burbadge
- Event: A verse epitaph contrasts public grief over Burbage's death with that over Queen Anne's
- Richard Burbadge
- Event: King's Men receive a royal patent to perform at the Globe, Blackfriars, and elsewhere
- Richard Burbag
- Event: Richard Burbage accepts £30 on behalf of the King's Men for 'mayntenuance and releife' during plague time
- Richard Burbage of London . . . gentlema[n]
- Event: Sir George More sells a tenement on the Blackfriars property to Cuthbert and Richard Burbage
- Richard Burbage
- Event: Richard and Cuthbert Burbage take possession of the Blackfriars property
- Richard Burbage gent
- Event: King's Bench, Evans v Kendall: Evans' plea quotes an earlier bond relating to the Blackfriars playhouse
- Richard Burbadge
- Event: Chancery, Evans vs Kirkham: Kirkham responds to Evans' complaint
- Richard Burbag
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Burbage and Heminges submit their plea
- Richard Burbidge, of Shoredich, London, gent.
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Kirkham states his case
- Richard Burbage
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Burbage and Heminges submit their answer
- Richard Burbidge
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Edward Kirkham submits his replication
- the defend[an]t Burbage
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: The court dismisses the case
- Richard Burbage
- Event: Lord William Howard and the trustees of Lady Anne Howard sell a piece of the Blackfriars property ...
- Richard Burbage
- Event: Richard and Elizabeth Maunsell sell a piece of the Blackfriars property to Cuthbert and Richard Burbage
Role(s)
- beneficiary
- Event: Shakespeare drafts his will
- brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage vs Allen: Henry Johnson deposes
- brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage v Allen: John Goburne deposes
- brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage v Allen: Interrogatories for Miles and Miles
- brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage v Allen: Robert Miles deposes
- brother
- Event: Requests, Burbage v Allen: Ralph Miles deposes
- company manager
- Event: Requests, Keysar v Burbage et al: Robert Keysar delivers his replication
- company member
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the docket
- company member
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the Signet Bill
- company member
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the Warrant of Privy Seal
- deceased
- Event: Middleton: The death of Burbage 'hath made a visible eclipse of playing'
- deceased
- Event: Requests, King's Men vs Brend: Witnesses depose for the King's Men
- deceased
- Event: Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The King's Men present their interrogatories
- deceased
- Event: Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The bill of complaint
- defendant
- Event: Star Chamber, Allen v Burbage: Giles Allen states his case
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Evans submits his answer
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: The court issues an order to determine whether the defendant's demurrer is sufficient
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: The court orders the Burbages to answer or Brayne will get half the ...
- defendant
- Event: Star Chamber, Allen v Burbage: Cuthbert and Richard Burbage, Peter Street, and William Smythe answer
- defendant
- Event: Star Chamber, Allen v Burbage: Lane answers
- defendant
- Event: Star Chamber, Allen v Burbage: Hudson and Osborne answer
- defendant
- Event: Star Chamber, Allen v Burbage: Lane deposes
- defendant
- Event: Requests, Robert Keysar vs Richard Burbage et al: The bill of complaint
- defendant
- Event: Requests, Robert Keysar vs Richard Burbage et al: The defense submits answer
- defendant
- Event: Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The plaintiff submits a replication
- defendant
- Event: Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The defendants submit a rejoinder
- defendant
- Event: Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The court orders the examination of witnesses
- defendant
- Event: Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The defendants are to examine the witnesses
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Burbage and Heminges submit their plea
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Kirkham states his case
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Burbage and Heminges submit their answer
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: Edward Kirkham submits his replication
- defendant
- Event: Chancery, Kirkham vs Evans et al: The court dismisses the case
- executor, alternate
- Event: Augustine Phillips' will is registered
- lessee
- Event: Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The defense responds to the plaintiffs' bill of complaint
- lessee
- Event: Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The defendants submit an answer
- occupant
- Event: Frances Brend's jointure includes the property of the Globe playhouse
- payee
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men perform at court
- payee
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men perform at court
- payee
- Event: Richard Burbage accepts £30 on behalf of the King's Men for 'mayntenuance and releife' during plague time
- player
- Event: An epitaph on Richard Burbage celebrates him as a tragedian
- player
- Event: A two-word epitaph observes Richard Burbage's passing
- player
- Event: Ratsey advises a traveling player to go to London and perform 'Hamlet'
- player
- Event: An elegy on the death of Richard Burbage
- player
- Event: Players cannot play until the Queen is buried, and Richard Burbage is dead: Chamberlain
- player
- Event: Richard Burbage and Will Kemp appear as characters in a play
- player
- Event: Players are given livery cloth for King James's royal entrance to London
- player
- Event: The Lord Chamberlain's Men perform Jonson's 'Every Man out of his Humour': cast list
- player
- Event: Collier inserts forged verses into a genuine elegy on Richard Burbage's death
- player
- Event: Chamberlain's Men perform Jonson's 'Every Man in his Humour': cast list
- player
- Event: The 'platt' of '2 Seven Deadly Sins' provides details of cast and staging
- player
- Event: John Manningham relates a bawdy anecdote about Shakespeare and Burbage
- player
- Event: The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the Patent
- player
- Event: The Globe burns: Thomas Lorkin
- player
- Event: Jonson's 'Sejanus' includes the original cast list
- player
- Event: The 1616 Works edition of Jonson's Volpone includes the original cast list
- player
- Event: The 1623 Shakespeare folio prints a list of the 'Principall Actors' in the plays
- player
- Event: The 1623 edition of Webster's 'The Duchess of Malfi' prints a cast list
- player
- Event: The 1616 Works edition of Jonson's Catiline includes the original cast list
- player
- Event: Jonson's 'The Masque of Christmas' describes thew recruitment of boy players for the King's Men
- player
- Event: A verse epitaph contrasts public grief over Burbage's death with that over Queen Anne's
- player
- Event: King's Men receive a royal patent to perform at the Globe, Blackfriars, and elsewhere
- playhouse builder
- Event: The inhabitants of the Blackfriars object to plans for a new playhouse
- playhouse owner
- Event: Chancery, Evans vs Kirkham: Evans states his case
- playhouse owner
- Event: King's Bench, Rastell and Kirkham vs Hawkins: Rastell and Kirkham state their case
- playhouse owner
- Event: The Commissioners for the Sewers order the owners of the Globe to clear the common sewer
- playhouse sharer
- Event: Chamberlain's Office, 'Sharers' Papers': The Burbages and Robinson reply
- playhouse sharer
- Event: Common Pleas, Osteler vs Heminges: The bill of complaint
- property buyer
- Event: Sir George More sells a tenement on the Blackfriars property to Cuthbert and Richard Burbage
- property buyer
- Event: Richard and Cuthbert Burbage take possession of the Blackfriars property
- property buyer
- Event: Lord William Howard and the trustees of Lady Anne Howard sell a piece of the Blackfriars property ...
- property buyer
- Event: Richard and Elizabeth Maunsell sell a piece of the Blackfriars property to Cuthbert and Richard Burbage
- property holder
- Event: King's Bench, Evans v Kendall: Evans' plea quotes an earlier bond relating to the Blackfriars playhouse
- property holder
- Event: Chancery, Evans vs Kirkham: Kirkham responds to Evans' complaint
- son
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: Nicholas Byshop deposes
- son
- Event: Chancery, Burbage v Brayne: James Burbage states his case
- son
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: John Alleyn deposes
- son
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: Nicholas Byshop deposes
- son
- Event: Chancery, Brayne v Burbage: Ralph Miles deposes
- tenant
- Event: The Globe property is mortgaged to Matthew Browne, John Collett, and John Bodley
Active Dates
- Dates
- From: 13 April 1576 To: 18 September 1632
Other info
- Notes
- Actor (Chamberlain's Men, King's Men)