Middleton, Thomas, published 1621 · entertainment; civic play · Occasional;Nonprofessional
| Title | The Entertainment at Sir William Cokayne's in Easter Week (The Cock) |
|---|---|
| Author | Middleton, Thomas |
| Publication year (edition) | 1621 |
| Genre (British Drama) | entertainment; civic play |
| Genre group (comparison) | other/multi — no single main genre in British Drama or Annals → outside the single-genre comparison · Annals: civic pageant |
| Play type | Occasional;Nonprofessional |
| Work / edition / TCP / DEEP | work 369 · edition 828 · TCP A07502 · DEEP 5078.01 |
| Edition role | Representative edition — used in the analysis |
| First performance / composition (Annals) | 1621 [1620-1621] |
| First performance (BritDrama) | 1620 [Apr 17 or 18] |
| Format | Octavo |
| Greg | 369a |
| Genre (Annals) | Entertainment |
| Genre (BritDrama) | Civic Entertainment |
| BritDrama no. | 1937 |
| Title page | [HT; B1r] the first Entertainment, |
| Title-page performance note | On Monday and Tuesday in Easter weeke, 1620. ... at the house of the right Worthy, Sr. William Cokaine then L. Mayor: Which on the Saturday following was fashioned into seruice for the Lords of his Maiesties most Hoble. Priuy Councell; vpon which day, that noble Marriage was celebrated betwixt the Right Hoble. Charles L. Howard Baron of Effingham, and Mary, eldest Daughter of the said, Sr. William Cokaine, then L. Mayor of London, and L. Generall of the Military forces. |
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