KnowraKing's MenLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to King's Men, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 2Related 11William ShakespeareRelated: The company was the practical and professional home of much of his dramatic work.MacbethRelated: The company’s royal patronage shaped the theatrical context in which Macbeth was performed.Shakespearean actingRelated: The company performed many of Shakespeare’s plays and shaped their original staging.Ben JonsonRelated: Jonson’s plays entered the repertory of this leading company during his mature career.James I of EnglandRelated: James made Shakespeare’s company the royal players in 1603.Richard BurbageRelated: Burbage continued performing with the company after James I became its patron.Shakespeare in performanceRelated: The company’s repertory and resources shaped the plays’ original performance.OthelloRelated: The company performed Shakespeare’s plays, including Othello, in the Jacobean theatre world.Jacobean eraRelated: The company’s royal patronage linked commercial theater to the Jacobean court.Francis BeaumontRelated: The company staged Beaumont and Fletcher’s plays during their rise to prominence.Shakespeare's playsRelated: Its status and performers influenced the staging and circulation of Shakespeare’s later works.