Locating the Queen's Men, 1583-1603

The collection features innovative essays that explore the theatrical and economic contexts of the Queen's Men, an influential acting company in early modern England. It includes a repertory study and examines the company's unique style, challenging traditional narratives of Elizabethan theatre history. By highlighting the Queen's Men as a crucial link between medieval drama and the works of Shakespeare and Marlowe, the essays provide a fresh perspective on their significance in the evolution of English theatre.