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Viewing Person Record: Richard Tarlton
Name, as appears in Primary Sources
Richard Tarleton
Event:
Queen's Men are formed; Tarlton and Wilson are founding players
Tarleton
Event:
Tarlton's play of 'The Seven Deadly Sins' is performed in London and Oxford: Harvey
Tarleton
Event:
Tarlton's head appears on an ale-house sign
Tarlton
Event:
Tarlton's jigs entertained for an hour
Maister Tarlton the excellent comedian
Event:
Richard Tarlton introduces a vulgar word into the theatre
Tarlton
Event:
Nashe praises Edward Alleyn and other players
Tarleton
Event:
Heywood memorializes great players in his 'Apology for Actors'
Tarlton
Event:
Has the Hope's stage been around since Tarlton's time?
Role(s)
player
Event:
Queen's Men are formed; Tarlton and Wilson are founding players
player
Event:
Tarlton's head appears on an ale-house sign
player
Event:
Tarlton must play jigs in purgatory
player
Event:
Tarlton's jigs entertained for an hour
player
Event:
Richard Tarlton introduces a vulgar word into the theatre
player
Event:
Letoy in 'The Antipodes' complains about extemporizing actors
player
Event:
Nashe praises Edward Alleyn and other players
player
Event:
Heywood memorializes great players in his 'Apology for Actors'
player
Event:
Players use jigs to reveal the tricks of coney-catchers: Chettle
player
Event:
'An Almond for a Parrot' is dedicated to Will Kemp
player
Event:
Has the Hope's stage been around since Tarlton's time?
playwright
Event:
Tarlton's play of 'The Seven Deadly Sins' is performed in London and Oxford: Harvey
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From: circa 1570 To: 1613
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