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Entries are quietly alphabetized by author's name under each playhouse year as the actual order of the productions is unrecoverable.

A dagger (†) indicates that there is contemporary evidence
of a play having been presented in a particular playhouse.
The † usually indicates that an ascription on the original title page exists.

All other ascriptions have been made by comparing
the date of probable composition to the probable playing company.

An asterisk (*) indicates an uncertain ascription of play to playhouse:
Either the date of the play is in serious question or
The company's ownership is uncertain.

Duplicate entries are possible where a play is known
or suspected to have been performed in more than one venue.
Dates refer ONLY to date of composition as reflected in Harbage and Schoenbaum's ANNALS OF ENGLISH DRAMA, 975-1700. Performances may well have occurred after the date under which a title appears.

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fl. 1576-1597	fl. 1576-1595	fl. 1577-circa 1628
1588 1 THE TROUBLESOME REIGN OF KING JOHN 2 THE TROUBLESOME REIGN OF KING JOHN THE THREE LORDS AND THREE LADIES OF LONDON* 1589 THE TAMING OF A SHREW* FRIAR BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY* 1590 THE DEAD MAN'S FORTUNE* KING LEIR* THE SCOTTISH HISTORY OF JAMES IV* A LOOKING GLASS FOR LONDON AND ENGLAND* THE OLD WIVES' TALE* FAIR EM, THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER 1591 ORLANDO FURIOSO* EDWARD I 2 HENRY VI 3 HENRY VI 1592 SELIMUS I* JOHN OF BORDEAUX, or THE SECOND PART OF FRIAR BACON* 1595 RICHARD II ROMEO AND JULIET* 1596 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM KING JOHN THE MERCHANT OF VENICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .	1592 JOHN OF BORDEAUX, or THE SECOND PART OF FRIAR BACON* 1593 THE MASSACRE AT PARIS 1594 THE TAMING OF THE SHREW* TITUS ANDRONICUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .	1588 1 THE TROUBLESOME REIGN OF KING JOHN 2 THE TROUBLESOME REIGN OF KING JOHN THE THREE LORDS AND THREE LADIES OF LONDON* 1589 THE TAMING OF A SHREW* FRIAR BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY* 1590 KING LEIR* THE SCOTTISH HISTORY OF JAMES IV* A LOOKING GLASS FOR LONDON AND ENGLAND* THE OLD WIVES' TALE* 1591 THE TRUE TRAGEDY OF RICHARD III* ORLANDO FURIOSO* EDWARD I 1592 SELIMUS I* 1597 1 HENRY IV 2 HENRY IV 1598 EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 1600 THE WEAKEST GOETH TO THE WALL* 1601 THE TRIAL OF CHIVALRY, or THE GALLANT CAVALIERO DICK BOWYER* 1603 A WOMAN KILLED WITH KINDNESS* 1604 SIR THOMAS WYATT* 1 IF YOU KNOW NOT ME, YOU KNOW NOBODY, or THE TROUBLES OF QUEEN ELIZABETH* THE WISE WOMAN OF HOGSDON* 1605 NOBODY AND SOMEBODY* 2 IF YOU KNOW NOT ME, YOU KNOW NOBODY, with the Building of the Royal Exchange and the Famous Victory of Queen Elizabeth* THE TRAVELS OF THE THREE ENGLISH BROTHERS† 1614 THE HECTOR OF GERMANY, or THE PALSGRAVE, PRIME ELECTOR† 1640 REVENGE FOR HONOR, or THE PARRICIDE† .

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fl. 1587-1605

fl. 1595-circa 1633

1587 THE SPANISH TRAGEDY 1 TAMBURLAINE 1588 THE WOUNDS OF CIVIL WAR, or MARIUS AND SCILLA THE TWO ANGRY WOMEN OF ABINGTON† 1589 2 TAMBURLAINE THE JEW OF MALTA JOHN A KENT AND JOHN A CUMBER* THE BATTLE OF ALCAZAR 1590 KING LEIR 1591 2 HENRY VI 3 HENRY VI 1592 JOHN OF BORDEAUX, or THE SECOND PART OF FRIAR BACON* EDWARD II* DOCTOR FAUSTUS A KNACK TO KNOW A KNAVE 1 HENRY VI THE COMEDY OF ERRORS* 1593 RICHARD III* THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA* 1594 A KNACK TO KNOW AN HONEST MAN TWO LAMENTABLE TRAGEDIES 1595 LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST* 1596 I TAMAR CAM THE BLIND BEGGAR OF ALEXANDRIA, or IRUS CAPTAIN THOMAS STUKELEY A TALE OF A TUB 1597 AN HUMOROUS DAY'S MIRTH FREDERICK AND BASILEA 1598 THE DOWNFALL OF ROBERT, EARL OF HUNTINGDON, or 1 ROBIN HOOD† THE DEATH OF ROBERT, EARL OF HUNTINGDON, or 2 ROBIN HOOD† ENGLISHMEN FOR MY MONEY, or A WOMAN WILL HAVE HER WILL 1599 TROILUS AND CRESSIDA† LOOK ABOUT YOU† OLD FORTUNATUS† THE SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, or THE GENTLE CRAFT† SIR JOHN OLDCASTLE [? THE BATTLE OF ALCAZAR] 1600 THE WEAKEST GOETH TO THE WALL* 1 THE BLIND BEGGAR OF BEDNAL GREEN, or 1 TOM STROUD† PATIENT GRISSIL† 1601 THE TRIAL OF CHIVALRY, or THE GALLANT CAVALIERO DICK BOWYER*

1611 A CHASTE MAID IN CHEAPSIDE† THE NIGHT WALKER, or THE LITTLE THIEF* 1613 THE HONEST MAN'S FORTUNE EASTWARD HO! † [revival] NO WIT, NO HELP LIKE A WOMAN'S* THE DUTCH COURTESAN† [revival] 1614 WIT WITHOUT MONEY* 1615 MONSIEUR THOMAS, or FATHER'S OWN SON* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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	fl. 1599-1644
1599 A LARUM FOR LONDON A WARNING FOR FAIR WOMEN EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOUR AS YOU LIKE IT HENRY V JULIUS CAESAR 1600 THOMAS LORD CROMWELL THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR TWELFTH NIGHT, or WHAT YOU WILL 1601 SATIROMASTIX, or THE UNTRUSSING OF THE HUMOROUS POET† HAMLET 1602 THE MERRY DEVIL OF EDMONTON ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL TROILUS AND CRESSIDA† 1603 SEJANUS, HIS FALL 1604 THE FAIR MAID OF BRISTOW 1 JERONIMO, with THE WARS OF PORTUGAL* THE LONDON PRODIGAL† THE MALCONTENT MEASURE FOR MEASURE OTHELLO† 1605 KING LEAR† 1606 THE YORKSHIRE TRAGEDY (ALL'S ONE, or ONE OF THE FOUR PLAYS IN ONE) † VOLPONE, or THE FOX THE REVENGER'S TRAGEDY MACBETH THE MISERIES OF ENFORCED MARRIAGE 1607 THE DEVIL'S CHARTER ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA TIMON OF ATHENS* 1608 CORIOLANUS PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE† 1609 PHILASTER, or LOVE LIES A-BLEEDING† CYMBELINE THE ATHEIST'S TRAGEDY, or THE HONEST MAN'S REVENGE* 1610 THE MAID'S TRAGEDY THE CHRISTIAN TURNED TURK, or THE TWO FAMOUS PIRATES* THE ALCHEMIST THE WINTER'S TALE 1611 A KING AND NO KING THE WOMAN'S PRIZE, or THE TAMER TAMED* THE BRAZEN AGE* THE SILVER AGE* CATILINE HIS CONSPIRACY THE SECOND MAIDEN'S TRAGEDY THE TEMPEST 1612 THE CAPTAIN 1 THE IRON AGE* 2 THE IRON AGE* 1613 BONDUCA HENRY VIII, or ALL IS TRUE† THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .	1614 VALENTINIAN THE DUCHESS OF MALFI† 1615 MORE DISSEMBLERS BESIDES WOMEN THE WITCH 1616 LOVE'S PILGRIMAGE THE DEVIL IS AN ASS THE WIDOW 1617 THE MAD LOVER THE QUEEN OF CORINTH THIERRY AND THEODORET 1618 THE LOYAL SUBJECT THE KNIGHT OF MALTA HENGIST, KING OF KENT, or THE MAYOR OF QUEENBOROUGH 1619 THE FATAL DOWRY THE HUMOROUS LIEUTENANT, or GENEROUS ENEMIES, or DEMETRIUS AND ENANTHE, or THE NOBLE ENEMY THE BLOODY BROTHER, or ROLLO, DUKE OF NORMANDY* THE LITTLE FRENCH LAWYER SIR JOHN VAN OLDEN BARNAVELT THE LAWS OF CANDY 1620 WOMEN PLEASED THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE THE FALSE ONE 1621 THE ISLAND PRINCESS THE PILGRIM THE WILD GOOSE CHASE THE DUKE OF MILAN ANYTHING FOR A QUIET LIFE WOMEN BEWARE WOMEN* 1622 BEGGAR'S BUSH THE PROPHETESS THE SEA VOYAGE THE SPANISH CURATE 1623 THE LOVERS' PROGRESS, or THE WANDERING LOVERS (LISANDER AND CALISTA) THE MAID IN THE MILL 1624 RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE A WIFE FOR A MONTH A GAME AT CHESS† 1625 THE CHANCES THE ELDER BROTHER LOVE'S CURE, or THE MARTIAL MAID* 1626 THE NOBLE GENTLEMAN THE FAIR MAID OF THE INN THE STAPLE OF NEWS THE ROMAN ACTOR THE UNNATURAL COMBAT 1627 THE CRUEL BROTHER 1628 THE LOVER'S MELANCHOLY† 1629 THE JUST ITALIAN THE NORTHERN LASS* THE DESERVING FAVORITE THE SODDERED CITIZEN THE SIEGE* THE BROKEN HEART THE NEW INN, or THE LIGHT HEART THE PICTURE 1630 THE INCONSTANT LADY, or BETTER LATE THAN NEVER 1631 THE QUEEN'S EXCHANGE BELIEVE AS YOU LIST THE EMPEROR OF THE EAST THE SWISSER 1632 THE NOVELLA THE WEEDING OF THE COVENT GARDEN, or THE MIDDLESEX JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, or THE COVENT GARDEN WEEDED* THE COUNTRY GIRL THE MAGNETIC LADY THE CITY MADAM 1633 THE GUARDIAN MAN THE CORPORAL	1634 THE LATE LANCASHIRE WITCHES† LOVE AND HONOR, or THE COURAGE OF LOVE, or THE NONPAREILLES, or THE MATCHLESS MAIDS THE WITS ALBERTUS WALLENSTEIN† CLEANDER, or LISANDER AND CALISTA A VERY WOMAN, or THE PRINCE OF TARENT 1635 NEWS FROM PLYMOUTH† THE PLATONIC LOVERS A CHALLENGE FOR BEAUTY† THE CONSPIRACY, or PALLANTUS AND EUDORA 1636 1 ARVIRAGUS AND PHILICIA 2 ARVIRAGUS AND PHILICIA THE PRINCESS, or LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT* THE BASHFUL LOVER 1637 THE CITY MATCH THE LOST LADY AGLAURA 1638 THE FAIR FAVORITE THE UNFORTUNATE LOVERS 1 THE PASSIONATE LOVERS 2 THE PASSIONATE LOVERS AGLAURA (second version) THE GOBLINS 1639 THE SPANISH LOVERS BRENNORALT, or THE DISCONTENTED COLONEL 1640 THE COUNTRY CAPTAIN, or CAPTAIN UNDERWIT 1641 THE VARIETY THE SOPHY THE PARSON'S WEDDING THE IMPOSTURE, or THE IMPOSTOR THE BROTHERS THE CARDINAL 1642 THE SISTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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fl. 1600-1642

fl. 1605-1642

1600 LUST'S DOMINION, or THE LASCIVIOUS QUEEN 1 THE BLIND BEGGAR OF BEDNAL GREEN, or 1 TOM STROUD PATIENT GRISSIL THE SPANISH MOOR'S TRAGEDY THE DEVIL AND HIS DAME* THE FOUR PRENTICES OF LONDON 1602 HOFFMAN, or A REVENGE FOR A FATHER† FORTUNE'S TENNIS THE FAMILY OF LOVE* 1604 1 THE HONEST WHORE, or 1 THE CONVERTED COURTESAN† WHEN YOU SEE ME YOU KNOW ME, or HENRY VIII 1605 2 THE HONEST WHORE, or 2 THE CONVERTED COURTESAN 1606 THE WHORE OF BABYLON† 1608 THE ROARING GIRL, or MOLL CUTPURSE† 1622 HEROD AND ANTIPATER 1624 THE DUCHESS OF SUFFOLK† THE LONDON MERCHANT 1626 THE NOBLE SPANISH SOLDIER, or THE NOBLE SOLDIER, or A CONTRACT BROKEN JUSTLY REVENGED* 1632 CHANGES, or LOVE IN A MAZE 1634 TOTTENHAM COURT* 1637 THE VALIANT SCOT 1639 THE KNAVE IN GRAIN, NEW VAMPED 1641 THE WALKS OF ISLINGTON AND HOGSDON, or TRICKS OF YOUTH* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRE-1605 PLAYS REVIVED AT THE RED BULL EDWARD II† THE FOUR PRENTICES OF LONDON† THE ROYAL KING AND LOYAL SUBJECT HOW A MAN MAY CHOOSE A GOOD WIFE FROM A BAD A WOMAN KILLED WITH KINDNESS SIR THOMAS WYATT 1 IF YOU KNOW NOT ME, YOU KNOW NOBODY, or THE TROUBLES OF QUEEN ELIZABETH 1605 2 IF YOU KNOW NOT ME YOU KNOW NOBODY, WITH THE BUILDING OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE, AND THE FAMOUS VICTORY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH 1607 THE TRAVELS OF THE THREE ENGLISH BROTHERS THE RAPE OF LUCRECE† 1608 A SHOEMAKER A GENTLEMAN† 1609 FORTUNE BY LAND AND SEA 1610 THE GOLDEN AGE, or THE LIVES OF JUPITER AND SATURN† 1 THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST, or A GIRL WORTH GOLD* 1611 GREENE'S TU QUOQUE, or THE CITY GALLANT† MATCH ME IN LONDON† IF IT BE NOT GOOD, THE DEVIL IS IN IT† THE BRAZEN AGE† THE SILVER AGE 1612 1 THE IRON AGE 2 THE IRON AGE THE WHITE DEVIL† 1614 THE HECTOR OF GERMANY, or THE PALSGRAVE, PRIME ELECTOR† 1615 THE HONEST LAWYER† 1617 A FAIR QUARREL* THE DEVIL'S LAW CASE† 1618 SWETNAM THE WOMAN-HATER ARRAIGNED BY WOMEN† 1619 THE TWO MERRY MILKMAIDS, or THE BEST WORDS WEAR THE GARLAND† 1620 THE COSTLY WHORE* THE VIRGIN MARTYR† THE HEIR† 1621 THE MAID OF HONOR* 1622 THE TWO NOBLE LADIES AND THE CONVERTED CONJURER† HEROD AND ANTIPATER† A MATCH AT MIDNIGHT* 1623 THE WELSH AMBASSADOR, or A COMEDY OF DISGUISES 1631 THE WONDER OF A KINGDOM† 1634 TOTTENHAM COURT* 1635 THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTENDOM† 1636 THE REBELLION† 1639 THE LOVESICK COURT, or THE AMBITIOUS POLITIC* 1640 REVENGE FOR HONOR, or THE PARRICIDE† 1641 THE WALKS OF ISLINGTON AND HOGSDON, or TRICKS OF YOUTH*

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fl. 1598-1612 (closed 1618)	fl. as a playhouse 1614-1618
1602 HOW A MAN MAY CHOOSE A GOOD WIFE FROM A BAD* 1603 A WOMAN KILLED WITH KINDNESS* 1604 SIR THOMAS WYATT* 1 IF YOU KNOW NOT ME, YOU KNOW NOBODY, or THE TROUBLES OF QUEEN ELIZABETH* THE WISE WOMAN OF HOGSDON* 1605 NOBODY AND SOMEBODY* 2 IF YOU KNOW NOT ME, YOU KNOW NOBODY, with the Building of the Royal Exchange and the Famous Victory of Queen Elizabeth*	1614 WIT WITHOUT MONEY* BARTHOLOMEW FAIR† 1615 MONSIEUR THOMAS, or FATHER'S OWN SON* 1615-16? A FAIR QUARREL* . . . . . . . . . . . .

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