John Fletcher - Bonduca: "We must not be content to be cleansed from sin; we must be filled with the Spirit"

The biography details the life of John Fletcher, who transitioned from a potential church career to the vibrant world of commercial theatre in London. Despite a rocky start with his adaptation of "The Faithful Shepherdess," Fletcher found success with "Philaster," which helped popularize tragicomedy and solidified his partnership with the King's Men. His prolific output, which included nearly fifty plays, positioned him as a leading playwright in Jacobean London, rivaling Shakespeare's acclaim until his death in 1625.