King's Men
The Chamberlain's Men renamed in 1603 under James I's patronage, which played at the Globe and Blackfriars until 1642.
Organization19 May 1603 O.S. – 1642 O.S.
Over time
has member
Augustine Phillips
Henry Condell
John Heminges
Richard Burbage
Robert Armin
William Shakespeare
succeeded
Lord Chamberlain's Men
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- Identifiers
- Wikidata Q2715005
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Relations
- has member:
- Augustine Phillipssince 1603 O.S.
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- Henry Condellsince 1603 O.S.
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- John Hemingessince 1603 O.S.
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- Richard Burbagesince 1603 O.S.
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- Robert Arminsince 1603 O.S.
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- William Shakespearesince 1603 O.S.
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- patron:
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- succeeded:
- Lord Chamberlain's Mensince 19 May 1603 O.S.
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Appears in9 items
- Shakespeare’s Plays9 items
- A royal death, then plague: playhouses shut · touring company19 Mar 1602/03 O.S.
- The King’s Men · subject19 May 1603 O.S.
- Letters patent for the King’s Men · licensed company19 May 1603 O.S.
- Red cloth for the coronation procession · recipients15 Mar 1603/04 O.S.
- “The Moor of Venis” at Whitehall · players1 Nov 1604 O.S.
- King Lear before the king at Whitehall · players26 Dec 1606 O.S.
- The King’s Men at the Blackfriars · lessee1609 O.S.
- The Tempest at Whitehall · players1 Nov 1611 O.S.
- The Globe burns down · company29 Jun 1613 O.S.