A theatre for training young actors, this one was based at the theatre on Vere Street which had been the headquarters of the King’s Company from 1660-1663.
See also the Nursery Theatre.
Daily entries from the 17th century London diary
A theatre for training young actors, this one was based at the theatre on Vere Street which had been the headquarters of the King’s Company from 1660-1663.
See also the Nursery Theatre.
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Chris Squire UK • Link
‘nursery, n. and adj. < Middle French . .
. .2.c. A theatre established in London for the training of actors. Obs.
1664 S. Pepys Diary 2 Aug. (1971) V. 230 Tom Killigrew..is setting up a Nursery; that is, is going to build a house in Moore fields wherein he will have common plays acted . . ‘
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Terry Foreman • Link
Specifically a theatre for training young actors, this one was based at the theatre on Vere Street which had been the headquarters of the King’s Company from 8 November1660 - 7 May 1663.:
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