Children of Paul’s

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Children of Paul’s was a renowned troupe of boy actors associated with St Paul’s Cathedral in London that performed popular plays during the Elizabethan and early Jacobean periods.

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Children of Paul’s canonical 1
Paul’s Boys 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf acting troupe
boy players
early modern theatre company
activePeriod Elizabethan era
linked to: English Renaissance

early Jacobean era
associatedWith St Paul's Cathedral
audience London playgoers
elite spectators
contemporaneousWith Children of the Chapel
Children of the Queen's Revels
The Admiral's Men
The Lord Chamberlain's Men
country England
employedPerformers boy actors
historicalContext London commercial theatre boom
reign of Elizabeth I
reign of James I
language Early Modern English
location London
linked to: London, England
notableFor being a leading company of boy actors
performing popular plays
organizationalBase choir school of St Paul's Cathedral
patronage ecclesiastical authorities of St Paul's Cathedral
performanceType stage plays
performanceVenue St Paul's Cathedral precincts
indoor playhouses
religiousAffiliation Church of England
repertoire comedies
satirical plays
tragicomedies
status renowned troupe of boy actors
theatreGenre Renaissance drama
theatricalTradition London boy companies

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

John Lyly wroteFor Children of Paul’s
Campaspe performedBy Paul’s Boys
linked to: Children of Paul’s