Easter tropes introduce dialogue at the tombJan 1, 900Labels: Quem quaeritis, Monastic liturgyBritannicaRegularis Concordia
Regularis Concordia codifies the Quem quaeritisJan 1, 973Labels: Regularis Concordia, English monasteryRegularis Concordia
Liturgical drama expands beyond Easter into other feastsJan 1, 1050Labels: Feast plays, Church stagingFleury PlaybookPrinceton MS
Play of Adam demonstrates vernacular turn in sacred dramaJan 1, 1150Labels: Play of, Vernacular dramaPlay of AdamUVic Thesis
Fleury Playbook preserves a major Latin play collectionJan 1, 1200Labels: Fleury Playbook, Monastic manuscriptFleury PlaybookBRLSI
Jean Bodel’s Saint Nicholas play marks non-liturgical dramaJan 1, 1200Labels: Jean Bodel, Le JeuSaint Nicolas
Corpus Christi becomes a major civic performance occasionJan 1, 1264Labels: Corpus Christi, Civic ritualBritannica York
Chester cycle develops as a multi-day biblical sequenceJan 1, 1375Labels: Chester cycle, Multi-day cycleBritannica Chester
York’s Corpus Christi plays documented as a cycleJan 1, 1376Labels: York cycle, Guild pageantsYork PlaysHistory York
N-Town cycle compiled as a portable mystery play collectionJan 1, 1468Labels: N-Town cycle, Portable cycleBritannica N TownCambridge Core
English Reformation disrupts Corpus Christi play traditionsJan 1, 1548Labels: English Reformation, Corpus ChristiYork Plays
York mystery plays suppressed amid religious enforcementJan 1, 1569Labels: York suppression, Religious enforcementYork Plays
Chester’s 1575 performance becomes a late endpointJan 1, 1575Labels: Chester 1575, Performance scrutinyHistoric UKRoutledge Chester
Wakefield/Towneley tradition faces restrictions and endsJan 1, 1576Labels: Wakefield Towneley, Tradition endWakefield Plays