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Thomas Middleton


Nascimento
18 de abril de 1580
Londres
Morte
4 de julho de 1627 (47 anos)
Londres
Cidadania
Reino Unido, Inglaterra

Alma mater
 Christ's Hospital, The Queen's College
Ocupação
 dramaturgo, poeta, escritor, dramaturgo

[edite no Wikidata]


Thomas Middleton (Londres, 18 de abril de 1580 – Newington Butts, 4 de julho de 1627) foi um dramaturgo inglês de teatro renascentista inglês.



Obra |


Lista incompleta



Como único autor |



  • Blurt, Master Constable (1602)

  • The Phoenix (1603-04)

  • A Trick to Catch the Old One (c.1605)

  • The Puritan (1606)

  • Your Five Gallants (1607)

  • The Second Maiden's Tragedy (1611)

  • No Wit, No Help like a Woman's (1611)

  • A Chaste Maid in Cheapside (1611)

  • The Witch (c.1613)

  • The Triumphs of Truth (1613)

  • Hengist, King of Kent (1619-1620)

  • The Sun in Aries: A Pageant (1621)


  • A game at chess (1624)



Em colaboração |



  • The Honest Whore, Part I (1604) com Thomas Dekker

  • The Roaring Girl (1610) com Thomas Dekker

  • The Family of Love (1603-1607) com Thomas Dekker

  • A Fair Quarrel (1615-17) com William Rowley

  • The Old Law (1618) (com William Rowley e Massinger)

  • The Changeling (1622) com William Rowley

  • Anything for a Quiet Life (c.1621) com John Webster









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