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Richard Brome (c.1590–1652) was one of London's leading playwrights in the reign of Charles I. Brome wrote or co‐wrote 16 surviving plays, all comedies, of which perhaps the best known are
The Antipodes
(1636) and
A joviall crew
(1642). Brome is an early inheritor of Shakespeare, one of the most important and distinctive voices of the 1630s, and one of the most successful of all Renaissance playwrights on the post‐Restoration stage.
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rome,
R
ichard
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Richard Brome (c.
1590–1652) was one of London's leading playwrights in the reign of Charles I.
Brome wrote or co‐wrote 16 surviving plays, all comedies, of which perhaps the best known are
The Antipodes
(1636) and
A joviall crew
(1642).
Brome is an early inheritor of Shakespeare, one of the most important and distinctive voices of the 1630s, and one of the most successful of all Renaissance playwrights on the post‐Restoration stage.
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