The Life and Death of King John, Together With the Troublesome Reign of King John, As Acted by the Queen’s Players C.1589, Ed. With Notes by F.G. Flea

This rare and valuable edition of two plays about King John provides a fascinating glimpse into the popular culture and political climate of Elizabethan England. The playbill, notes, and introduction by F.G. Fleay, a distinguished Victorian scholar of drama, shed light on the history of the Queen’s players and the theatrical conventions of the time.

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