Viewing Venue Record: Globe (I)

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• The Globe burns: Sir Henry Wotton
• The Globe burns: Henry Bluett
• Common Pleas, Osteler vs Heminges: The bill of complaint
• The post-mortem inquisition of Thomas Brend names Shakespeare in occupation of property in St Saviour's
• The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the Patent
• The Globe burns: Thomas Lorkin
• Prince Lewis Frederick of Württemberg sees a performance of 'the story of the Moor of Venice' at the Globe
• The Globe burns down and is rebuilt: Howes
• Jonson execrates against the burning of the Globe
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The defendants submit an answer
• The Globe and Blackfriars may have run concurrent shows during the summer months
• Sir William Constable testifies on his part in the Essex rebellion
• Simon Forman digests the plot of Macbeth
• Simon Forman digests the plot of Richard II
• Simon Forman digests the plot of 'The Winter's Tale'
• The Globe burns: John Chamberlain
• Wards, Brend vs Bodley: In 1601, the Globe property comprised nothing more than 'small and ruinous houses,' in the hands of several tenants
• The King's Men performed 'The Merry Devil of Edmonton' at the Globe
• The King's Men performed 'The Merry Devil of Edmonton' at the Globe
• Playhouses proliferate: only the Fortune and Globe are to be allowed
• William Slye bequeaths his share in the Globe
• King's, Queen's and Prince's companies are allowed to perform at the Globe, Fortune and Curtain after Lent
• Playing resumes following the plague
• Playing is allowed to resume following Lent
• Augustine Phillips' will is registered
• A satirical epigram refers to three London playhouses
• The Privy Council repeats an order to limit London playhouses
• Alleyn and Henslowe contract with Peter Street to build the Fortune
• The Privy Council restrains playing spaces, troupes and performance times
• Privy Council assigns the combined Oxford and Worcester's Men to play at the Boar's Head
• A summary of theatres built in London: Edmund Howes
• Jonson refers to the Privy Council order restraining plays in his 'Poetaster'
• Stage plays forbidden during the plague
• Thomas Platter -- a Swiss traveller -- visits the Theatre, Cockpit and Bear Garden
• Prynne attributes the burning of the Globe and Fortune to God
• Collier inserts forged verses into a genuine elegy on Richard Burbage's death
• St Saviour's is to collect tithes from the local playhouses
• Star Chamber, Allen v Burbage: Giles Allen states his case
• Joseph Taylor lives 'near the playhouse'
• A version of John Norden's London map includes views of the Bear Garden, the Globe and Swan, and the Rose mislabelled as 'The Stare'
• The panoramic view of London in Norden's 1600 map depicts all four Bankside theatres as polygonal
• The inset view of London in John Speed's 'Theatre of the Empire' represents two theatres: most likely, the Globe and Bear Garden
• A prospective order from the Privy Council is to prohibit all manner of public entertainment in London, Middlesex and Surrey
• Prince Otto von Hessen-Cassell describes London's theatre scene in 1611
• The Commissioners for the Sewers order John Wardner and William Sellers to clean the common sewer
• The Commissioners for the Sewers order the owners of the Globe to clear the common sewer
• The Globe property is mortgaged to Matthew Browne, John Collett, and John Bodley
• John Manningham relates a bawdy anecdote about Shakespeare and Burbage
• Augustine Phillips testifies at the Essex trial
• Sir Gelly Merrick testifies at the Essex trial
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: A statement of fact provides legal and financial details of the Globe's history
• The Archpriest of England prohibits clergy from attending public playhouses
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: Heminges must provide the court with documents
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The court order book indicates that proceedings are ongoing
• Requests, Keysar vs Burbage et al: The plaintiff submits a replication
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The bill of complaint
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The court issues a final decree
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: Thomas Woodford and James Knasborough are witnesses for the plaintiff
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The plaintiff submits a replication
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The bill of complaint
• Requests, Witter vs Heminges and Condell: The appearance book indicates that there will be a hearing
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The defendant is to perform a decree
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: Witnesses depose for the King's Men
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The King's Men present their interrogatories
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The King's Men reply to Brend's answer of complaint
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The defense responds to the plaintiffs' bill of complaint
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: Witnesses depose for the King's Men
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: Standish, Seagood and Archer depose
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The suit is 'to be heard'
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: John Bell deposes
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The court orders the publication of the case proceedings
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The court considers the value of the players' contributions to the Globe property
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: Both sides are to 'mediate an end'
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: John Atkins testifies
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The court moves to renew the commission
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The date of the hearing is announced
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The court orders a hearing
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The commission is 'sett over till to morrow'
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The court issues orders for new lease
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The court orders the King's Men to accept the new lease and pay the rent in arrears
• An index to missing affidavit books refers to 'Burbadge versus Brend'
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: Defense submits interrogatories
• Requests, King's Men vs Brend: The new lease agreement is settled
• The King's Men perform 'A King and No King' at the Globe
• Wards, Brend vs Bodley: The court excuses Bodley from paying costs, as they find he has been 'a Careful husband'
• A legal document offers a description of the first Globe property
• The Chamberlain's Men are newly incorporated as the King's Men: the Warrant of Privy Seal