Early Modern London Theatres

Viewing Person Record: Thomas Swinnerton

Name, as appears in Primary Sources

Thomas Swinn'ton: Event: Queen Anne's Men are licensed to perform at the Red Bull and Curtain
Thomas Swetherton: Event: Players are given livery cloth for King James's royal entrance to London
Lord Maior: Event: The privy council orders a stay on plans to erect a new playhouse in the Whitefriars precinct

Role(s)

lord mayor of London: Event: The privy council orders a stay on plans to erect a new playhouse in the Whitefriars precinct
player: Event: Queen Anne's Men are licensed to perform at the Red Bull and Curtain
player: Event: Players are given livery cloth for King James's royal entrance to London
player: Event: Chancery, Woodford vs Holland: Holland answers
player: Event: Requests, Woodford vs Holland: Woodford states his case
player: Event: Queen Anne's Men are given black livery cloth for her funeral procession
playhouse sharer: Event: Chancery, Woodford vs Holland: Woodford states his case
playhouse sharer: Event: Requests, Woodford vs Holland: The court orders Holland to appear and answer the complaint

Active Dates

Dates: From: 15 March 1604 To: 1614