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Thomas Killigrew ( Londra, 7 febbraio 1612 – Londra, 19 marzo 1683) è stato un drammaturgo e impresario teatrale britannico .
Thomas Killigrew (7 February 1612 – 19 March 1683) was an English dramatist and theatre manager. He was a witty, dissolute figure at the court of King Charles II of England.
Thomas Killigrew was an English dramatist and playhouse manager who was better known for his wit than for his plays, although some of the jokes in The Parson’s Wedding (acted c. 1640) were appropriated by the playwright William Congreve.
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ALTRI RISULTATI DI RICERCA. DAL VOCABOLARIO. LEMMI CORRELATI. Drammaturgo inglese (Lothbury, Londra, 1612 - Whitehall 1683); diresse compagnie teatrali dal 1660 in poi. Costruì e diresse (1663) il Theatre Royal poi Drury Lane e dal 1673 fu maestro degli spettacoli a corte.
KILLIGREW, Thomas Salvatore Rosati Drammaturgo inglese, nato il 7 febbraio 1612 a Lothbury (Londra) da famiglia lealista originaria della Cornovaglia, morto a Whitehall il 19 marzo 1683.
29 mag 2024 · Overview. Thomas Killigrew. (1612—1683) playwright and theatre manager. Quick Reference. (1612–83) English playwright and manager. Pepys reports that as a child Killigrew volunteered to play devils at the Red Bull in order to see plays for free. Two of his ... From: Killigrew, Thomas in The Oxford Companion to Theatre and Performance »
Thomas Killigrew, brother of Sir William Killigrew, is best remembered as the theatrical manager and entrepreneur who in 1660 was given by Charles II a joint-monopoly, with Sir William Davenant, of forming two companies for the newly established Restoration theatre.
