The Laws of Candy

John Fletcher, a prominent Jacobean playwright, succeeded Shakespeare as the house playwright for the King's Men and was highly influential during his time. His collaborations with Francis Beaumont and Shakespeare on various plays highlight his significant role in the theatrical landscape. While his fame has waned over the years, Fletcher is recognized as a key transitional figure bridging the Elizabethan era and the Restoration's popular drama. His prolific output and impact on the theater of his time underscore his importance in literary history.