Christopher Marlowe's Works and Court Connections (1587–1593)

1. Tamburlaine Parts I–II produced in London

   Jan 1, 1587Labels: Tamburlaine, London theatre

   • Britannica
   • RSC

2. Privy Council backs Marlowe’s Cambridge M.A.

   Jun 29, 1587Labels: Privy Council, Corpus Christi

   • Corpus Christi
   • Britannica
   • Marlowe Soc

3. Tamburlaine published anonymously in one volume

   Jan 1, 1590Labels: Tamburlaine, Anonymous publication

   • RSC
   • Marlowe Soc

4. Tamburlaine entered in Stationers’ Register

   Aug 14, 1590Labels: Stationers' Register, Tamburlaine

   • RSC
   • Britannica

5. Marlowe arrested at Flushing over counterfeiting charge

   Jan 1, 1592Labels: Vlissingen Flushing, Richard Baines

   • LRB
   • Marlowe bio

6. The Jew of Malta first recorded at the Rose

   Mar 7, 1592Labels: The Jew, Rose Theatre

   • Marlowe AT
   • Marlowe Soc

7. Massacre at Paris first verifiable performance

   Feb 9, 1593Labels: The Massacre, Henslowe evidence

   • Marlowe AT
   • Corder

8. Privy Council issues warrant and requires daily attendance

   May 18, 1593Labels: Privy Council, Warrant

   • Marlowe bio
   • Marlowe Soc

9. Marlowe killed at Deptford; coroner’s inquest held

   May 30, 1593Labels: Deptford killing, Coroner s

   • Marlowe Soc
   • Marlowe bio

10. Baines submits “note” alleging Marlowe’s blasphemies

    Jun 1, 1593Labels: Richard Baines, Baines note

    • Marlowe AT
    • LRB

11. Edward II entered in Stationers’ Register

    Jul 6, 1593Labels: Edward II, Stationers' Register

    • Edward II
    • Marlowe Soc

12. Dido, Queen of Carthage published with Marlowe attribution

    Jan 1, 1594Labels: Dido Queen, Children of

    • Dido
    • J Marlowe Stud

13. Edward II published in early octavo edition

    Jan 1, 1594Labels: Edward II, Octavo edition

    • Edward II
    • Marlowe Soc

14. Hero and Leander first published (posthumous)

    Jan 1, 1598Labels: Hero and, George Chapman

    • Britannica
    • Hero Leander
    • UCLA Clark