Early Modern London Theatres

Viewing Person Record: Richard Brome

Name, as appears in Primary Sources

M. Rich. Brome.: Event: Ben Jonson commends Richard Brome for having served his 'apprenticeship' as a playwright
Broome: Event: Brome's 'The Florentine Friend' is licensed to Queen Henrietta Maria's Men

Role(s)

defendant: Event: Requests, Salisbury Court vs Brome: Richard Brome responds to the charges
defendant: Event: Requests, Salisbury Court vs Brome: The owners and players state their case
playwright: Event: Ben Jonson commends Richard Brome for having served his 'apprenticeship' as a playwright
playwright: Event: 'A Fault in Friendship' is licensed to Prince Charles' Men
playwright: Event: Letoy in 'The Antipodes' complains about extemporizing actors
playwright: Event: Brome's 'The Antipodes' makes reference to a prompter
playwright: Event: 'The Love Sick Courtier' is licensed for Salisbury Court
playwright: Event: Brome's 'The Florentine Friend' is licensed to Queen Henrietta Maria's Men

Active Dates

Dates: From: 2 October 1623 To: circa 1640