Viewing Troupe Record: Lady Elizabeth's Men

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• The title-page of Thomas Middleton's 'A Chaste Maid in Cheapside' claims the play was performed at the Swan
• Lady Elizabeth's Men perform 'The Bondman' at the Cockpit
• Jonson's 'Bartholomew Fair' is performed at the Hope by the Lady Elizabeth's Men
• Rowley's 'All's Lost by Lust' is performed at the Phoenix by Lady Elizabeth's Men and later revived there by Queen Henrietta Maria's Men
• 'The Valiant Scholar' is licensed to the Lady Elizabeth's Men
• 'Match Me in London' is licensed to the Lady Elizabeth's Men
• 'The Crafty Merchant' is licensed to the Lady Elizabeth's Men
• Stage-keepers played minor walk-on roles
• Lady Elizabeth's men perform 'The Bondman' at the Cockpit
• Massinger's 'The Renegado' is licensed to the Cockpit company
• The Master of the Revels receives payment from the Cockpit company for allowing playing during Lent
• The Cockpit company performs 'The Gipsy' at Whitehall
• 'The Black Lady' is licensed to Lady Elizabeth's Men
• Massinger's 'The Parliament of Love' is licensed to the Cockpit company
• Sir Henry Herbert lists the chief players at the Phoenix
• Heywood's 'The Captive' is licensed to the Cockpit company
• Dekker and Ford's 'Sun's Darling' is licensed to the Cockpit company
• Henry Herbert confiscates 'The Martyred Soldier' from the Lady Elizabeth's Men at the Cockpit
• 'The Martyred Soldier' is licensed to the Palsgrave's Men after Herbert takes it from Lady Elizabeth's Men
• 'The Escapes of Jupiter' is allowed to another company despite having belonged to the Cockpit company
• Dekker's 'The False Alarm' is licensed to the Cockpit company
• A contract for the audience of Jonson's 'Bartholomew Fair' at the Hope
• Lady Elizabeth's Men write articles of oppression against Henslowe
• The Hope is to host a trial of wit, but one of the parties fails to attend
• The Lady's Elizabeth's Men are licensed to play
• Nathan Field seeks bail from Philip Henslowe
• The title-page of the 1639 edition of Field's 'Amends for Ladies' claims the play was performed at the Blackfriars
• The 1619 edition of Field's 'Amends for Ladies' advertises that the play was performed at the Blackfriars
• Philip Rosseter secures a patent to build a new playhouse in the Blackfriars precinct
• A signet bill confirms Phillip Rosseter's patent for the new Porter's Hall playhouse