Lodowick Carlell

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Lodowick Carlell was a 17th-century English playwright and courtier known for his tragicomedies and close association with the Caroline court.

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instanceOf 17th-century writer
English person
courtier
dramatist
person
playwright
activeInPeriod 17th century
associatedWith Caroline court culture
Charles I of England
English Renaissance theatre
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
employer Caroline court
Charles I of England
floruit first half of the 17th century
genre drama
tragicomedy
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Caroline era
notableFor association with the Caroline court
tragicomedies
notableWork Arviragus and Philicia
Heraclius, Emperor of the East
linked to: Heraclius

Osmond the Great Turk
The Deserving Favourite
The Fool Would Be a Favourite, or The Discreet Lover
The Passionate Lovers
occupation courtier
dramatist
playwright
positionHeld Gentleman of the Bows
Keeper of Richmond Park
courtier to Charles I of England
residence Richmond Park
Richmond, Surrey
significantOther Joan Carlile
spouse Joan Carlile
workLocation London
linked to: London, England

Royal court at Whitehall
linked to: Palace of Whitehall
wrote Arviragus and Philicia
Heraclius, Emperor of the East
linked to: Heraclius

Osmond the Great Turk
The Deserving Favourite
The Fool Would Be a Favourite, or The Discreet Lover
The Passionate Lovers

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Queen Henrietta's Men performedPlayBy Lodowick Carlell