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REED Collections Online

REED is delighted to announce the launch of REED Online, its new open-access website for digital publication. The site launched on March 2017 with the publication of Staffordshire, edited by J. Alan B. Somerset. All…

Early Modern London Theatres Database

The Early Modern London Theatres (EMLoT) database demonstrates how information produced at the time of the early London theatres was transmitted in later years. Specifically, it tracks what direct use has been made, over the last four…

Patrons and Performances Web Site

The Patrons and Performances Web Site combines essential biographical data for medieval and Renaissance patrons of performers with key details for the tours of the performers themselves – their troupe names, tour stops, performance venues, rewards and…

REED Collections in Print

Twenty-seven collections of records have been completed since the first REED collection, York, appeared in 1979 with the most recent, Civic London to 1558, published in April 2015. Two collections go beyond the original boundaries of our research to…

Records of Early English Drama (REED) is an international scholarly project that is establishing for the first time the context from which the drama of Shakespeare and his contemporaries grew. For over forty years, REED has worked to locate, transcribe, and edit historical documents containing evidence of drama, secular music, and other communal entertainment and ceremony from the Middle Ages until 1642, when the London public theatres were closed because of civil unrest. Along with twenty-seven collections of records in print, REED is building a dynamic collection of freely available digital resources for research and education. Its digital publication site, REED Online, launched in March 2017.
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