Article: Warrior Women in the Plays of Cavendish and Killigrew.(Critical Essay)

Encyclopedia entry: Killigrew, Henry
The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature;      276 words ...Killigrew, Henry (1613–1700), brother of T. Killigrew the elder , master of the Savoy Hospital in 1663, and author of one play, The Conspiracy (1638). He was the father of Anne Killigrew (1660–85; see Dryden ).

Encyclopedia entry: Killigrew, Thomas
The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre;      477 words ...Killigrew, Thomas (1612–83), English ... is not, however, as a dramatist that Killigrew is important in the history of the English ... later transferred to Covent Garden , Killigrew thus held the monopoly of serious acting ...

Article: Thomas Killigrew
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition;      496 words ...Thomas Killigrew , 1612-83, English dramatist and theater ... chamberlain to the queen. Charles granted to Killigrew and to Sir William D'Avenant exclusive ... theaters and to form companies of players. Killigrew was first to establish his company ...

Encyclopedia entry: Killigrew, Sir William
The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature;      271 words ...Killigrew, Sir William (?1606–95), brother of T. Killigrew the elder and author of the tragicomedy Selindra ; the comedy Pandora , published 1664; and other dramatic works.

Encyclopedia entry: Killigrew, Thomas, the younger
The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature;      278 words ...Killigrew, Thomas, the younger (1657–1719), son of T. Killigrew the elder , and gentleman of the bedchamber to George II when prince of Wales. He was the author of Chit Chat , a comedy acted in 1719.

Encyclopedia entry: Killigrew, Mrs Anne, To the pious Memory of
The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature;      256 words ...Killigrew, Mrs Anne, To the pious Memory of, see Dryden .

Encyclopedia entry: Killigrew, Thomas, the elder
The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature;      308 words ...Killigrew, Thomas, the elder (1612–83), was page to Charles I and groom of the bed-chamber and a favourite companion of ...