Costumes and Scripts in the Elizabethan

This book examines the ways in which costumes were acquired and used in conjunction with the repertory of the principal London acting companies, mainly during the years 1594-1621.

Acknowledgements
Preface
The Costumes Question	p. 1
Conventions of Costume and Costume Change	p. 13
Documents	p. 49
The Relevance of the Revels Accounts	p. 49
Costumes in the Henslowe Papers	p. 75
The Companies of the 1590s	p. 99
The Admiral's Men at the Rose and Fortune	p. 99
The Lord Chamberlain's Men	p. 140
Theatre for Elites	p. 205
The "Little Eyases"	p. 205
The Court Masque	p. 222
Royal Servants	p. 235
Prince Henry's and Queen Anne's Men	p. 238
The King's Men	p. 271
Conclusion	p. 319
Notes	p. 325
Bibliography	p. 343
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