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Abstract
In the eighth in a series of articles on the ways courts used, and were used and represented by, creative artists, Dominic Baker-Smith shows that in all but seven of Shakespeare’s thirty-six surviving plays there are court scenes: Shakespeare also acted in court-based companies of players, and served as a groom of the Chamber