The Shakespeare Company, 1594-1642

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Focusing on the theater company that brought Shakespeare's works to life, this illustrated history delves into its evolution from its inception in 1594 to its transformation into the King's Men in 1603. Andrew Gurr analyzes the company's social significance, its operational dynamics, and the diverse range of plays it performed over its forty-eight-year existence until its closure in 1642. This detailed account serves as an essential resource for those interested in the historical context and working conditions of Shakespeare and his contemporaries.