Henslowe's Diary

Discover the fascinating world of Elizabethan theatre with Henslowe's Diary by Philip Henslowe, published by Cambridge University Press in 2002. This revised edition offers an in-depth look at the daily workings of the public theatres during a vibrant period in English history. Spanning 440 pages, this essential resource provides invaluable insights into the activities of playing companies, making it a must-have for theatre enthusiasts and historians alike.

This edition features a newly crafted preface, a comprehensive introduction, and meticulously compiled appendices and indexes for easy navigation. Additionally, it includes photographs of the original manuscript, enhancing your reading experience. Dive into the rich tapestry of theatrical life in the 16th century and explore the legacy of one of its most significant figures through Henslowe's own words.