Children of the Queen's Revels

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Children of the Queen's Revels was a prominent early 17th-century English boy acting company known for performing satirical and innovative plays in the Jacobean theatre.

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instanceOf English boy acting company
Jacobean theatre company
activeInPeriod early 17th century
alsoKnownAs Children of the Queen NERFINISHED
Children of the Revels NERFINISHED
artisticStyle complex and experimental dramaturgy
witty and satirical tone
associatedWith Whitefriars repertory NERFINISHED
audience court audiences
public London playgoers
basedInCity London NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of England
genre innovative drama
satirical drama
historicalContext post-Elizabethan, early Jacobean era
knownFor performing works by leading Jacobean dramatists
satirical plays critical of court and society
languageOfPerformance Early Modern English NERFINISHED
notablePlaywrightAssociated Ben Jonson NERFINISHED
George Chapman NERFINISHED
John Day NERFINISHED
John Marston NERFINISHED
Thomas Middleton NERFINISHED
partOf tradition of English Renaissance boy companies
patron Anne of Denmark NERFINISHED
performedAt Whitefriars Theatre NERFINISHED
reputation fashionable and controversial company
status defunct theatre company
subjectOf scholarly studies of boy companies
theatricalTradition Jacobean theatre NERFINISHED
typeOfOrganization professional acting company
typicalCastAgeRange boys and young adolescents
usedBoyActors true

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John Marston wroteFor Children of the Queen's Revels
Blackfriars Theatre associatedCompany Children of the Queen's Revels
Nathan Field memberOf Children of the Queen's Revels
Epicœne, or The Silent Woman theatricalCompanyAtFirstPerformance Children of the Queen's Revels
this entity surface form: Children of the Queen’s Revels