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William Kempe (c. 1560–1601) matriculated at Christ's College, Cambridge, but graduated BA (1580/1) and proceeded to MA (1584) at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. While working as a master at Plymouth Grammar School, he gained renown for his writings about education, including The Education of Children (1588) and, a translation of Petrus Ramus's mathematical writings, The Art of Arithmetic (1592).
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A print of William Kempe, the original actor of Dogberry in Shakespeares Much Ado About Nothing. He is shown full length, dancing with his arms extended. To the left, a man plays a drum and flute. An inscription notes that the print is taken From a wooden cut prefixed to Kempes Nine Daies Wonder, 4to.1600. Kemps Nine Daies Wonder was William Kempes account of his nine-day morris dance from ...
A famous local story concerns William Kempe, who married Philippa Gunter in 1588. When he was 66 William raged at his wife because of an imagined infidelity, an accusation he soon found to be false. As penance, William left Spains Hall and went to the woods, where he vowed that his tongue would be silenced for seven years as punishment for his ...
30 apr 2022 · Sir Thomas Kempe (1517–1591) did indeed have a son named William;[2] however, the claim that this William Kempe was the actor cannot be correct, since he was buried at Wye church on 27 March 1597 (Honneyman, 125–9; Bannerman, 3; private information, A. Findlay) .
15 lug 2021 · William Kempe (Will Kemp) was a famous 16th century actor, renowned for his comic roles as one of the company of players, known as the Lord Chamberlain’s Men, in William Shakespeare’s dramas.
Kempe was also famous for his dancing,* and between February 11 and March 11, 1600, he danced from London to Norwich, a feat known as "the nine days' wonder." Robert Armin (c.1568-1615) Listed as one of the "Principall Actors" in the Folio edition of Shakespeare's plays, Robert Armin was the comic actor who succeeded Will Kempe in 1599.
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