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'Noe Place to Talk In': Two More Brawling Playgoers and the 1626 Attempt to Close the Blackfriars Playhouse
Abstract:Drawing on two previously unnoticed documents, this note identifies two new named early modern playgoers and connects their playgoing to the 1626 petition to close the Blackfriars theatre.