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The Apparel Proclaims the Man

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## Short Summary

In London Will is happy with his recent successes, which include an invitation to Lord Southampton's "saucy prancings", and a newly written "big Jew play". Robert Greene tricks him into wearing a silly outfit to the prancings so that Will will be ridiculed, but Kit Marlowe comes to the rescue. In return, Will lets Marlowe have the play, *The Jew of Malta*. Home in Stratford, Anne encourages Will to write a better Jew play.

## Trivia

1. Green attempts to trick Shakespeare into wearing "yellow tights and really silly cross-garters" for Lord Southampton's "saucy prancings" so as to ridicule him. This alludes to "Twelfth Night", where Sir Toby Belch, Sir Andrew Aguecheek, and Maria convince Malvolio to wear yellow stockings cross-gartered to impress Olivia, knowing that she hates both such colour and fashion.

## Notes

1. ↑ This is the date of the real Robert Greene's death - the events of the episode clearly take place prior to this, as Green is shown writing the infamous pamphlet in which he first referred to Shakespeare as an "upstart crow."
Food of Love

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## Short Summary

Will takes it badly when everybody tells him his new play about two sets of identical twins separated at birth and given the same names is rather far-fetched, until he hits on a sure fire way to stop any audience minding when the plot gets really ridiculous - make it a musical.

In fact, he's going to make it the first ever musical. And to really guarantee a hit he wants to use the songs of Thomas Morley, a rocking, rolling, madrigal-composing, tax-avoiding Tudor music legend.

Back in Stratford, Will's dad John is determined to get Will to use his new-found writing fame to make the Shakespeare family properly posh, which turns out to be rather a big ask.
Henry IV, Part 2

Falstaff choosing his recruits (Cawse, 1818)

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**Henry IV, Part 2** is a history play by William Shakespeare believed to have been written between 1596 and 1599. It is the third part of a tetralogy, preceded by Richard II and Henry IV, Part 1 and succeeded by Henry V.

The play is often seen as an extension of aspects of Henry IV, Part 1, rather than a straightforward continuation of the historical narrative, placing more emphasis on the highly popular character of Falstaff and introducing other comic figures as part of his entourage, including Ancient Pistol, Doll Tearsheet, and Justice Robert Shallow. Several scenes specifically parallel episodes in Part 1.

## Trivia

Philip Henslowe's diary records a performance of a Henry VI on 3 March 1592, by the Lord Strange's Men. Thomas Nashe refers in 1592 to a popular play about Lord Talbot, seen by "ten thousand spectators at least" at separate times.

## Notes

1. ↑ The publication of the second edition in 1587 provides a terminus a quo for the play. Edward Hall's The Union of the Two Illustrious Families of Lancaster and York appears also to have been consulted, and scholars have also supposed Shakespeare to have been familiar with Samuel Daniel's poem on the civil wars.
2. ↑ The newly crowned Prince Hal's rejection of Falstaff.
3. ↑ Since Henry VI, part 3 was also acted in 1592 - Robert Greene parodied one of its lines in his 1592 pamphlet A Groatsworth of Wit - the implication is that all three parts of the trilogy were being acted in 1592.

## Sources

1. ↑ Humphreys, A. R., ed. (1981). King Henry IV, Part 2. The Arden Shakespeare, second series. Bloomsbury Publishing. pp. xxxiii–xxxiv. doi:10.5040/9781408160350.40000045. ISBN 978-1-9042-7106-2.
2. ↑ Wikipedia entry
3. ↑ F. E. Halliday, A Shakespeare Companion 1564–1964, Baltimore, Penguin, 1964; pp. 216–17, 369
Henry Condell

**Henry Condell** is, alongside Burbage and Kempe, one of the regular actors at the Red Lion Theatre. Condell mainly plays the female lead, due to real females being banned from joining the English acting profession during the Elizabethan era.

## Character Info

*This entry will concentrate on the version featured in the series. For information about the real person, visit their Wikipedia entry.*

In A Crow Christmas Carol, Condell appears to Greene as 'The Ghost of Christmas Past', after Will agrees to let Ephie appear as her mother, with whom Greene was enamoured in his youth.

## Appearances

Condell appears in all episodes except The Green-Eyed Monster.

## Notes

1. ↑ This ban was kept in place until a change in the law, brought in by Charles II, following the Restoration in 1660. (While Ancient Rome did allow female stage performers, only a small minority of them were given speaking parts. The commedia dell’arte of Italy, however, allowed professional women to perform early on.)
Apothecary

The Apothecary is a minor character in Upstart Crow.

## In Romeo and Juliet

The Apotheracy is replaced by Friar Lawrence, an antanognist of the play who gives Juliet a potion to play dead but it only ends up with Romeo and Juliet committing suicide.

## In Upstart Crow

He only appears in Star-Crossed Lovers where Will visits a voodoo shop run by a witch doctor, The Apothecary. Will makes a bargain with him to buy a play-dead potion in which whoever drinks it, will wake up at the right moment. The Apothecary offers Will to buy a half-price but he rejects the offer and instead buys the normal potion.

Strangely, Will and his friends never visit him again. In Lord, What Fools These Mortals Be, The Apotheracy is replaced by Puck. It is possible they are family.
Sausage Child

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Sausage Child, or Sausage Child: The Movie, is a film that includes two friends going on an adventure, running from the mafia, the past, and humane actions.

## Plot

The movie starts with Sausage Child, opening his shop, but nobody buys anything. So he closes up shop at 2:45 AM and goes into the alleyway and finds Torsooman.

There is a timeskip, revealing that it was a flashback. Sausage Child gets a box of Grombas, and then the mafia arrive and he tells him to "Fuck off", resulting in the rest of the movie happening.

## Characters/Voices

* Sausage Child - Mr. Hewwo
* Torsooman - Mr. Hewwo
* Senior Salami - Liliana Couey
* Trevor Turkonus - Oliver Smith
Emilia

Emilia Lanier is the daughter of the Venetian Court Musician, who Will admires and puts her into his book of sonnets, as the dark lady. Since the play didn't rhyme, Emilia rejected him and chose Marlowe's poem instead. She also appears in Go On And I Will Follow at the London Theater Awards joining Will, Kate and Marlowe.

## Emilia Lanier

Emilia accepting Christopher Marlowe’s poem

## Biographical information

### Aliases

William Shakespeare, Kate, Christopher Marlowe
Macbeth

Macbeth and Banquo encounter the witches for the first time

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## Background

**Macbeth** (full title **The Tragedy of Macbeth**) is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, which dramatises the damaging physical and psychological effects of political ambition on those who seek power for its own sake. Of all the plays that Shakespeare wrote during the reign of James I, who was patron of Shakespeare's acting company, Macbeth most clearly reflects the playwright's relationship with his sovereign. It was first published in the Folio of 1623, possibly from a prompt book, and is Shakespeare's shortest tragedy.

## Summary

Macbeth, a Scottish noble, is urged by his wife to kill King Duncan to take the throne for himself. He covers the king's guards in blood to frame them for the deed, and is appointed King of Scotland. However, people suspect his sudden power, and he finds it necessary to commit more and more murders to maintain power, believing himself invincible so long as he is bloody. Finally, the old king's son Malcolm besieges Macbeth's castle, and Macduff slays Macbeth in armed combat.

## Notes

1. ↑ This included a news pamphlet titled *Newes from Scotland* that detailed the famous North Berwick Witch Trials of 1590.

## Sources

1. ↑ King of England, James I (2016). The annotated Daemonologie : a critical edition. Warren, Brett. R. ISBN 978-1-5329-6891-4. OCLC 1008940058.
2. ↑ Wickham, Glynne (1969). Shakespeare's Dramatic Heritage: Collected Studies in Mediaeval, Tudor and Shakespearean Drama. Routledge. OL 22102542M. Page 231
3. ↑ Clark, Sandra; Mason, Pamela, eds. (2015). Macbeth. The Arden Shakespeare, third series. London: Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 978-1-904271-40-6. Page 1
4. ↑ Shakespeare Bibliography via Wikipedia
Spencer Jones

Spencer Jones is an English actor, comedian and writer. He has performed regularly at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and in 2017 and 2019 was nominated for the main prize in the Edinburgh Comedy Awards. He was co-creator and co-star of the BAFTA-nominated CBBC comedy Big Babies, and has a regular role in the sitcom Upstart Crow.
Hamnet Shakespeare

### Knownrelatives

Anne Shakespeare (mother), William Shakespeare (father), Judith Shakespeare (younger sister), Susanna Shakespeare (elder sister), Mary Shakespeare (grandmother), John Shakespeare (grandfather)

### Knownassociates

Judith Shakespeare, Sergeant Dogberry (formerly), Anne Shakespeare

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Hamnet Shakespeare is the only son of Anne and William Shakespeare.

## In Real Life

Hamnet was Anne and William Shakespeare’s only son. He was born and baptized at Holy Trinity Church after Judith and before Susanna in Febuary 2 1585. At an early age, Hamnet’s father, William Shakespeare, has already became a playwright in London. In August 11 1596, Hamnet died and was buried at Holy Trinity Church. His death has been a mystery. Most Shakespearean scholars claim the bubonic plague killed him. In Upstart Crow, Ben Elton reflects the existence of God and Hamnet’s death in Go On And I Will Follow, where Hamnet has also died of the plauge.

## In Upstart Crow

Hamnet, along with Judith, is a really minor character and during the most of Season 1, it seemed Anne didn't give birth to them yet. The twins did appear in The Apparel Proclaims The Man but the actors that played them in that episode were replaced more known older actors in Season 2 and 3. Hamnet's main appearances are in Sigh No More where he is interested in becoming a solider but, Anne quickly disapproves of it and keeps him away from Sergeant Dogberry. In Go On And I Will Follow, Hamnet is about to go to his confirmation but dies from the bubonic plauge (that actually happened in real life). In A Crow Christmas Carol, his family is still mourning over his death but eventually get over it. Hamnet and Judith both seem to be addicted to sugar sticks they receive when Will returns home.
Robert Greene

Shakespeare's nemesis **Robert Greene** is Master of the Revels and author of *Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit*.

He is a posh boy and went to Cambridge. He doesn’t like Will because he is jealous of his plays and tries to steal the spotlight from him.

*This entry will concentrate on the version featured in the series. For information about the real person, visit their Wikipedia entry.*
Wolf Hall

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## Biographical information

### Knownassociates

William Shakespeare, Kate, Richard Burbage, Henry Condell, William Kempe

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Wolf Hall** is a professional actor, regarded as the greatest actor of his age, due to his amazing stage presence. He is quite a minor a character as he only appears in one episode.
Love's Labour's Lost

Arrival of the Princess of France (Act II, Scene 1)

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**Love's Labour's Lost** is one of William Shakespeare's early comedies, believed to have been written in the mid-1590s for a performance at the Inns of Court before Queen Elizabeth I.

## Summary

The King of Navarre and his three companions attempt to swear off the company of women for three years in order to focus on study and fasting. Their subsequent infatuation with the Princess of France and her ladies makes them forsworn.

## Comment

In an untraditional ending for a comedy, the play closes with the death of the Princess's father, and all weddings are delayed for a year. The play draws on themes of masculine love and desire, reckoning and rationalisation, and reality versus fantasy.

## In Series

Will begins to develop the play following the negative reactions to his claim that Hamlet isn't a comedy.

## Notes

1. ↑ Painted by Thomas Stothard (1755–1834), the painting is part of the Royal Shakespeare Company Collection.
2. ↑  Some possible influences on Love's Labour's Lost can be found in the early plays of John Lyly, Robert Wilson's The Cobbler's Prophecy (c. 1590) and Pierre de la Primaudaye's L'Academie française (1577). Michael Dobson and Stanley Wells comment that it has often been conjectured that the plot derives from "a now lost account of a diplomatic visit made to Henry in 1578 by Catherine de Medici and her daughter Marguerite de Valois, Henry's estranged wife, to discuss the future of Aquitaine, but this is by no means certain.".

## Sources

1. ↑ Woudhuysen, H. R., ed. Love's Labours Lost (London: Arden Shakespeare, 1998): 61.
2. ↑ Cymbeline also falls into this category to some extent, although that play draws strands of its narrative from some texts agreed on by modern scholars.
3. ↑ Kerrigan, J. ed. "Love's Labours Lost", New Penguin Shakespeare, Harmondsworth 1982, ISBN 0-14-070738-7
4. ↑ Dobson, M. and Wells, S. The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare, Oxford University Press, 2001, p. 264
5. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love%27s\_Labour%27s\_Lost
6. ↑ Wild Laughter in the Throat of Death
Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit

Title page of Greene's Groats-worth of Wit 1592

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**Greenes, Groats-worth of Witte, bought with a million of Repentance** (1592) is a tract published as the work of the deceased playwright Robert Greene.

It was published as a short book or pamphlet, a form that was popular and which contributed to the lively intellectual life of the time. Greene's work is written as a moralistic tale, which, towards the end, is revealed to have been autobiographical. During the course of the story characters introduce song lyrics, fables, and some sharp and resentful criticisms of actors and playwrights. It appears to have been written with the idea that the contemporary reader would try to figure out which actual persons are being represented and satirised by the characters in the story.

The pamphlet is most famous for a passage which appears to allude to William Shakespeare, who was then starting out on his career as an actor and playwright.

The main body of the text is an account of the visit of two brothers, Roberto and Lucanio, to the courtesan Lamilia. This is followed by the later career of Roberto as a playwright.

The actual authorship of the pamphlet has been disputed. Some authorities consider it to be wholly by Greene himself. Others take the view that it is a heavily revised compilation of material left by him. It has also been attributed to the writer and printer Henry Chettle, who arranged its publication.

## Sources

1. ↑ Acheson, Arthur. *Shakespeare's Lost Years in London, 1586–1592*. Brentanos, 1920, pg 102
2. ↑ Greenblatt, Stephen. *Will in the World*. Jonathan Cape, 2004, pg 212
3. ↑ Wikipedia entry
Lucy.

## Lucy Negro

Lucy is the owner and runs the tavern where men usually quaff and gorge. She is based on the real-life woman, Lucy Negro.

Coming from an African Background, she can speak her own Native Language. She does mention Disney's The Lion King as she said to Will he should write a play about a lion cub who can't wait to be king. She also stands up for women's rights, just like Kate and doesn't approve of The Taming Of The Shrew, which Will wrote. The reason is that it has a lengthy monologue about Women being obedient to Men.
A Christmas Crow

Robert Greene next to the Queen

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## Short Summary

Marlowe, Kate and Greene coax Will into inviting them to celebrate Christmas with his family in Stratford. Marlowe is avoiding spy-work in London, Kate does not want to be alone, and Greene is plotting Will's downfall. The actors prepare to perform *Eighth Night* for Queen Elizabeth.
Paula Wilcox

Mary Paula Wilcox (born 13 December 1949) is an English actress. She is best known for her role as Chrissy in popular sitcom Man About The House from 1973 to 1976, but has also had large roles in TV shows such as Coronation Street, The Lovers, Miss Jones and Son, The Queen’s Nose, The Smoking Room, Emmerdale, Mount Pleasant, Boomers, Upstart Crow and Girlfriends.
Tomorrow and Tomorrow: A Lockdown Christmas 1603

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Tomorrow and Tomorrow: A Lockdown Christmas 1603 is a Christmas special filmed in 2020 that discusses the recent events of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unlike other Upstart Crow episodes and Christmas specials, this episode is a two-hander meaning it only features two characters: Will and Kate.

## Plot

Stuck in the run-up to Christmas during the fifteenth wave of enforced confinement due to an outbreak of plague, Kate is filling the endless time with baking, painting and DIY haircuts while Will is trying to write a new classic for the new King. Can Will come up with the perfect play? And, far from their loved ones in the festive period, can the pair find ways to make merry?

## Trivia

* The episode was recorded without a studio audience due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Audience reaction was recorded remotely by the BBC's Virtual Audience Recording system during a screening of the completed episode via Zoom.
Билл

## Окрас

Билл - рыжий длинношерстный лис, с чёрными ушами и чёрными лапами,и янтарными глазами.

## Характер

Билл - спокойный лис, который иногда любит побомбить. Романтичный юморист. Никогда не сидит сложа лапы. Хорошо дерется.

## Биография

Сбежал из зоопарка вместе с приятелем Кешей в лес, где столкнулся с Кланом Солнца. Вступил в него, влюбился в Эллис.

## Семья

Самка:

Эллис - жива.
Ned Bottom

This entry is about Will's household servant.
You may be looking for information about ***the character from A Midsummer's Night Dream.***.

## Biographical information

### Knownassociates

William Shakespeare (Employer), Kate, Christopher Marlowe

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Ned Bottom** is the household servant at Will's London Lodgings. His surname is from William Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Ben Miller

Miller at the 2008 BAFTA ceremony

**Bennet Evan Miller** is an English actor. Miller wrote and starred in the Channel 4 sketch show Armstrong and Miller, as well as the BBC sketch show The Armstrong & Miller Show. Miller is also known for playing the lead role of DI Richard Poole in the first two series of the BBC Crime Drama Death in Paradise.
Go On and I Will Follow

The awards ceremony

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## Short Summary

The day of Will's son Hamnet's confirmation is approaching and Anne has made sure it's been in Will's diary for months. The only problem is this also turns out to be the night of the first ever London Theatre Awards, and, what with Will being the greatest writer of all time, and what with all the other theatre companies in London being closed all year because of the plague, Will reckons he may be in with a chance of a prize.

And there's another dilemma: if Will does go the London Theatre Awards, who is going to be his plus one? He's heard that his favourite dark lady, Emelia, may be free that evening...

But as Will wrestles with the temptation of the London theatre there is a far bigger threat to his family's happiness lurking in the wings.

## Trivia

1. The final speech is adapted from that of Constance in "The Life and Death of King John", in Act3: Scene 4.
2. The episode ends with the dedication, "Hamnet Shakespeare, only son of Anne and William Shakespeare, January 1585 to August 1596".

## Anachronisms

1. Robert Greene is shown enjoying the success of his play Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay being performed for one night at Court around the time of Hamnet Shakespeare's death. Greene died in 1592, Hamnet Shakespeare died in 1596 and the revival of Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay wasn't performed at Court until 1602.
Адский Лес

## О Темном Клане

Сюда попадают плохие лисы, которые много убивали при жизни, не искупляли свои грехи. Они могут тренировать других , но только с разрешением или доверенным. Едят падаль, жажды нет.

## Территория

### Граница между Темным кланом и Светлым кланом

Граница между Темным кланом и Светлым кланом туманная. Если лис из Темного клана ступит на территорию Светлого клана, то солнце начнёт испепелять его тело, так же и с лисами Светлого клана.

### Темный клан

В Темном Клане очень горячая земля, которая не приносит урона лисам ТК, но заставляет их мучатся. Пройдя дальше, виден лес. Листья все сгнившие, а кора дерева чёрная. Из за горячей земли лисы проводят свое время на деревьях, в одиночестве. В Темном Клане всегда стоит ночь, нет не луны, не звезды... И даже есть легенда: Если в Темном клане засветит первая звездочка, то все коты Темного клана раскаялись, и вскоре они попадут в Светлый клан. В самой середине леса, где обычно и обитают лисы, стоит не большое озеро с отравленной водой. Вода урона тоже не наносит, но после неё по телу будут страшные боли, где то 2-3 дня.

### Подземелье

Пройдя лес, пройдя озеро, в конце леса будет видна пещера. Пещера ведёт вниз. А там внизу, будет пещера, которая загорождена ядовитыми цветками. В плен там берут либо живых, очутившихся в ТК, либо лисов ТА. Пещера просторная. Вместо цепей у них очень крепкие завивающиеся и длинные растения.

## Список лис в Темном клане

* Мая - первая лисица попавшая в Темный клан.
Christopher Marlowe

(In Series) Unknown, but after Christmas 1596. where he participated in the performance of the strangers tale arranged by Will.

### Place of death

(Real life) Deptford
(In Series) Deptford (mentioned by Will in the churchyard.)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

*Show the world that you don't give a damn!*

## History

### Real Life

**Christopher Marlowe**, also known as **Kit Marlowe** was an English playwright, poet and translator of the Elizabethan era. Marlowe was the foremost Elizabethan tragedian of his day. He greatly influenced William Shakespeare, who was born in the same year as Marlowe and who rose to become the pre-eminent Elizabethan playwright after Marlowe's mysterious early death. Marlowe's plays are known for the use of blank verse and their overreaching protagonists.

Some scholars believe that a warrant was issued for Marlowe's arrest on 18 May 1593. No reason was given for it, though it was thought to be connected to allegations of blasphemy, as a manuscript believed to have been written by Marlowe was said to contain "vile heretical conceipts". On 20 May, he was brought to the court to attend on the Privy Council for questioning. There is no record of their having met that day and his being commanded to attend on them each day thereafter, until "licensed to the contrary". Ten days later, he was stabbed to death by Ingram Frizer. Whether or not the stabbing was connected to his arrest remains unknown.

### In Upstart Crow

In this series, Marlowe has similarities to Lord Flashheart from Elton's Blackadder, and allows Shakespeare to write Marlowe's plays for him, providing cover for Marlowe's spy-activities.

After faking his death himself, to avoid having to play out the elaborate scenario put together by Will, Kit is forced to hide at Will's London Lodgings, becoming what Bottom describes as 'The hungriest, thirstiest corpse in Southwark!'.

## Trivia

Like Robert Greene and Simon Hunt, Kit is shown in the series as living beyond the date on which he died in real life.

## Notes

1. ↑ Kit takes the part that would - in the Charles Dickens version - become Jacob Marley.
2. ↑ "Christopher Marlowe was baptised as 'Marlow,' but he spelled his name 'Marley' in his one known surviving signature." .

## Sources

1. ↑ A Crow Christmas Carol
2. ↑ David Kathman. - "The Spelling and Pronunciation of Shakespeare's Name: Pronunciation."
3. ↑ Robert A. Logan, *Shakespeare's Marlowe* (2007) p.4. "During Marlowe's lifetime, the popularity of his plays, Robert Greene's ... remarks ... including the designation "famous", and the many imitations of *Tamburlaine* suggest that he was for a brief time considered England's foremost dramatist."
4. ↑ Playwright Thomas Kyd’s accusations lead to an arrest warrant for Christopher Marlowe (History com)
5. ↑ Nicholl, Charles (2006). "By my onely meanes sett downe: The Texts of Marlow's Atheism", in Kozuka, Takashi and Mulryne, J. R. *Shakespeare, Marlowe, Jonson: New Directions in Biography*. Ashgate Publishing, p. 153.
6. ↑ Wikipedia.
7. ↑ Wild Laughter in the Throat of Death
8. ↑ If You Prick Us, Do We Not Bleed?
Wild Laughter in the Throat of Death

### Guestcast

Peter Hamilton-Dyer as **Sir Francis Bacon** and Dan Tetsell as **Edward, 17th Earl of Oxford**

## Other Details

### Title Reference(s)

*Love's Labour's Lost*

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## Short Summary

Will has been working on his masterpiece. His friends tell him it's his greatest comedy yet, but Will insists that Hamlet isn't actually meant to be funny.

In the meantime Greene has hit on an ingenious new way to destroy Will's reputation by excluding him from his high-brow literary set, and Marlowe's reputation is in such a bad way that he could really do with being dead for a bit. Only Will's dad John is pleased because now that Will has bought him a coat of arms he is officially a gentleman, even if none of his behaviour is in any way gentlemanly.

Meanwhile the players need another box office smash and it looks like Hamlet is going to need a bit more thinking about. As luck would have it, Will does have an idea for a new comedy - but there's something not quite right about the title for Love's Labour's Licked.

## Notes

1. ↑ Credited as ***Peter Hamilton Dyer***
David Sides

David Sides is a co-founder and one of the instructors for Playground Sessions interactive piano learning software. He is also a prolific YouTuber, creating piano cover versions of popular music and film soundtracks. His cover versions are available on music streaming services and as downloads from online retailers.
Anne Shakespeare

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## Biographical information

### Knownrelatives

John Shakespeare (Father-in-Law), Mary Shakespeare nee Arden (Mother-in-Law), Susanna (Eldest Daughter) Hamnet (Son), Judith (Youngest Daughter)

Anne Shakespeare is the wife of William Shakespeare and is a milkmaid. She is much older than him when they got married as she was 26 and he was around 17 or 18. Her maiden name was Hathaway and she had three children, Susanna, Hamnet and Judith.

Anne does care a lot about her family, excluding John Shakespeare as he is a fartsome, grotsome, old man. Especially Hamnet's confirmation, which ends up with Hamnet dying. She is very caring and humble to people, unlike her husband, who, in one episode, Bottom not included in the trio of Kit, Kate and..... She made Bottom feel welcome to their household.

Some people although, she doesn't like at all like Robert Greene and Sergeant Dogberry.

## Notes

1. ↑ Possibly Agnes, as this is the name she was refered to in her father's will.
Matt Lipsey

### Other episode(s)

The Play's the Thing, The Apparel Proclaims the Man, Love Is Not Love and What Bloody Man Is That?

**Matt Lipsey** is a British television and film director. His work includes King Bert Productions TV movies such as The Boy in the Dress and Billionaire Boy, Baby Cow Productions sitcoms Human Remains and Saxondale, and Hartswood Films series Supernova, The Cup and Jekyll. His first film, Caught in the Act, was released in 2008. He also directed all 14 episodes of the BBC Two sitcom Psychoville, as well as the first season of Upstart Crow.
Liza Tarbuck

Liza Tarbuck was born on November 21, 1964 in Liverpool, England. She is an actress and writer, known for The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011), Watching (1987) and Skins (2007).

## Early life

Liza Tarbuck was born in Liverpool. She is the daughter of comedian Jimmy Tarbuck and his wife Pauline, with an older sister, Cheryl, and a younger brother, James. She trained at the National Youth Theatre and RADA graduating in 1986 alongside Clive Owen, Rebecca Pidgeon and Mark Womack.

## Acting

Her first big break came in 1987 when she landed a starring role in the new Granada Television comedy series Watching, playing a character called Pamela opposite Emma Wray. Liza stayed with Watching for its entire seven-year run. She also appeared as Angie in the 1988 Falklands War drama Tumbledown, which starred Colin Firth, Paul Rhys and David Calder. In 2001, she took the title role in Linda Green, which ran for two series, ending in 2002. More recently, she has guest starred on the Ricky Gervais comedy Extras, and has appeared in The Inspector Lynley Mysteries as DI Fiona Knight. In 2004, Tarbuck appeared in Series 6 of the long-running BBC One comedy French & Saunders, as a fictionalised version of herself, where she had the role of Producer for "Saunders & French Productions" with Christopher Hague-Moody. In 2005, Tarbuck appeared as Mrs Jellyby in the BBC One serial Bleak House,[1] and in 2006 she appeared in episode six of the sitcom Saxondale, as a full-figured rock chick. In 2007, she provided a voiceover for the animated Doctor Who adventure The Infinite Quest. 2007 also saw her starring in the ITV1 comedy drama Bonkers.[3] In 2009 Tarbuck starred as Staff Nurse Tina in her first role in a feature film, in The Be All and End All, and since 2016 she has played the part of Anne Hathaway in the BBC Two comedy series Upstart Crow. In 2019, Tarbuck starred in How Europe Stole My Mum. This Channel 4 comedy documentary, presented by comedian Kieran Hodgson and also starring Harry Enfield, examines how Brexit came about and how we can put a divided country back together
Judith Shakespeare

### Knownrelatives

William Shakespeare (Father)Anne Shakespeare (Mother)Susanna Shakespeare (Older Sister)Hamnet Shakespeare (Twin Brother)Mary Arden Shakespeare (Grandmother)John Shakespeare (Grandfather)

### Knownassociates

KateChristopher MarloweBottomRobert GreeneRichard BurbageHenry CondellWilliam Kempe

## Physical description

### Eye color

Hazel-Green

Judith Shakespeare is Will and Anne's daughter. She is a minor character and doesn't have that much lines. She and Hamnet Shakespeare have a strong sibling bond together and always ask for Sugar Sicks when Will gets home from London. The actor for Seasons 2 and 3 changes for Hamnet and Judith as they were meant to be around 8 or 9 in the first season. However in the two other seasons, they were about 10 or 11.

Not much is known about Judith, but her twin brother does make a bigger appearance than Judith herself. It isn't seen if she and Kate got along together but hopefully she makes a bigger appearance in seasons yet to come.
Felicia Garrison

Felicia's Connor's twin sister and Lynn and Francisco's twin daughter in the entire franchise. she's voiced by Violet McGraw in the entire show.

## Felicia Garrison

### Likes

Being with Connor
All sorts of games and sports

### Relatives

Lincoln Loud (Their Uncle)
Ronnie Anne Loud (Their Aunt)
Lynn Garrison (Their Mother)
Francisco Garrison (Their Father)
Lynn Loud Sr. (Their Grandfather)
Rita Loud (Their Grandmother)
Lola Sinclair (Their Aunt)
Winston Sinclair (Their Uncle)
Lisa Richardson (Their Aunt)
David Richardson (Their Uncle)
Clyde McBride (Their Godfather)
Sid McBride (Their Godmother)
Lori Santiago (Their Aunt)
Bobby Santiago (Their Uncle)
Luna Sharp (Their Aunt)
Sam Sharp (Their Other Aunt)
Luan Hale (Their Aunt)
Benny Hale (Their Uncle)
Leni Goldberg (Their Aunt)
Chazz Goldberg (Their Uncle)
Lana Morrison (Their Aunt)
Skippy Morrison (Their Uncle)
Lily Santiago (Their Aunt)
Rico Santiago (Their Uncle)**Lucy Robinson (Their Aunt)
Silas Robinson (Their Uncle)
Wilbur Bud Loud, Lila Roberta Loud, Edwin Sinclair, April Sinclair, Felix Morrison, Chloe Morrison, Adam Richardson, Daisy Richardson, Bobby Jr. Santiago, Jenna Santiago, Brian Goldberg, Chazz Goldberg, Simon Robinson,** Molly Robinson, Rico Jr. Santiago, Courtney Santiago, Dean Hale, Darla Hale, Julia Sharp and Olivia Sharp (Their Cousins)
Jason McBride (Their Godbrother)
Shelly McBride (Their Godsister)
Ethan McBride (Their other Godbrother)

**### Allies

Agnes Johnson (Their Language Arts Teacher)
George Terwilliger (Their School Principal)
Zach Jr. Gurdle
Kayla Gurdle
Chandler Jr. McCann**Francesca McCann****### Voiced By

Violet McGraw****
A Midsummer Night's Dream

The Quarrel of Oberon and Titania by Joseph Noel Paton, 1849

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**A Midsummer Night's Dream** is a comedy written by William Shakespeare. It portrays the events surrounding the marriage of Theseus, the Duke of Athens, to Hippolyta (the former queen of the Amazons). There include the adventures of four young Athenian lovers and a group of six amateur actors (the mechanicals) who are controlled and manipulated by the fairies who inhabit the forest in which most of the play is set. The play is one of Shakespeare's most popular works for the stage and is widely performed across the world.

## Summary

In Athens, Hermia is in love with Lysander, defying her father's command to marry Demetrius; the couple flee to the woods to avoid the law sentencing her to death or a nunnery. Demetrius pursues them, and is in turn pursued by Helena, who is in unrequited love with him.

Meanwhile, a group of low-class workers decides to stage a play for the wedding of the King and Queen of Athens; they rehearse in the woods. Fairy king Oberon is quarrelling with his queen Titania; he magically causes her to fall in love with one of the actors, Bottom, whom he has transformed to have the head of an ass. He also attempts to resolve the Athenian youths' love triangle, but his servant Puck accidentally causes both Lysander and Demetrius to fall in love with Helena instead of Hermia.

In the end, Oberon has Puck restore Lysander to loving Hermia, allows Demetrius to stay in love with Helena, and returns Titania to her senses and Bottom to his shape. They return to Athens, where Lysander and Hermia are pardoned and they all watch the workers (badly) perform their play.

## In the series

Will claims elements of the play, such as Puck and the use of love potions, are based on his experiences prior to his marriage to Anne.

## Notes

1. ↑ Inspiration According to John Twyning, the play's plot of four lovers undergoing a trial in the woods was intended as a "riff" on *Der Busant*, a Middle High German poem.
2. ↑ The play is usually dated 1595 or early 1596. According to Dorothea Kehler, the writing period can be placed between 1594 and 1596, which means that Shakespeare had probably already completed *Romeo and Juliet* and was still in contemplation of *The Merchant of Venice*. The play belongs to the author's early-middle period, a time when Shakespeare devoted primary attention to the lyricism of his works.

## Sources

1. ↑ Brooks, Harold F., ed. (1979). A Midsummer Night's Dream. The Arden Shakespeare, 2nd series. Methuen & Co. ISBN 0-415-02699-7. Page lix
2. ↑ Twyning, John (2012). Forms of English History in Literature, Landscape, and Architecture. New York: Springer Nature. ISBN 978-1-137-28470-9. Page,77
3. ↑ Kehler, Dorothea (1998). "A Midsummer Night's Dream: A Bibliographic Survey of the Criticism". In Kehler, Dorothea (ed.). A Midsummer Night's Dream: Critical Essays. Garland reference library of the humanities. 1900 (reprint ed.). Psychology Press. pp. 3–76. ISBN 978-0-8153-3890-1. Page 3
4. ↑ Wikipedia entry for the play
5. ↑ Wikipedia entry for the Shakespeare bibliography
6. ↑ Lord, What Fools These Mortals Be!
Yamaha P515 digital piano

## Yamaha P515 Piano

The Yamaha P515 digital piano replaced the Yamaha P255 stage piano.

## Features

* An 88 key piano with Natural Wood with Escapement graduated, weighted keys with triple sensors
* Primary piano voices: Yamaha CFX with Binaural Sampling, Bösendorfer Imperial
* Sixteen track recorder
* Stereo Audio recorder
* BlueTooth (Audio)

## Add Ons

* Music Rest and FC4A Single Pedal Footswitch are included
* Color matching Keyboard Stand available
* Color matching LP-1 Triple Pedal unit for use with the keyboard stand available

**Yamaha LP-1 3 Pedal Unit functions**
 Middle
 Left

## Software

#### Yamaha-Steinberg USB Device Driver

See Using the Yamaha-Steinberg USB Driver

## Connections

### Front

* Dual 6.5mm [1/4 inch] Headphone jacks allow two persons to listen
* USB-to-Device (for USB Flash Media) for recording to and playing from

### Rear

* Power (16V-DC) [PA-300C or equivalent adapter]
* Footswitch (for FC4A Sustain pedal or similar)
* Pedal Unit (for LP-1 Three Pedal Unit)
* MIDI IN / MIDI OUT (five pin round) to DAW / Sequencer / External Sound modules
* 3.5mm stereo AUX IN (smartphone / MP3 device / Computer System Audio)
* 6.5mm AUX OUT [L/L+R][R] Main Line-Level Audio for Mixer/External Recording/PA connectivity
* USB-to-Host Bidirectional MIDI with AUDIO over USB (see MIDI Basic Concepts)
Antonio (Merchant of Venice)

This entry is about the character from The Merchant of Venice.
You may be looking for information about ***the character from the episode The Green-Eyed Monster***.

## Details

### Work(s)Intended and/or used for

The Merchant of Venice

**Antonio** is the title character in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice.

## Description

An influential, powerful and wealthy nobleman of Venice, he is a middle-aged man and a merchant by trade who has his financial interests tied up in overseas shipments when the play begins. He is kind, generous, honest and confident, and is loved and revered by all the Christians who know him, but not by the Jew Shylock. His willingness to die for Bassanio is a manifestation of his character. Antonio manifests anti-semitism by cursing and spitting at Shylock (anti-semitism was common in Europe in Shakespeare's days). He is a structural centre of the play and whole play revolves around him.

## Sources

1. ↑  From text, Act I, Scene 3, Merchant of Venice
2. ↑ Wikipedia entry
Kate

Mr Marlowe, you are a handsome chap but a shallow, cheating bastable!

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Kate is The Landlady's daughter and a main character in Upstart Crow. She is very sweet and a goody-two shoes. She really wants to be a star as it is her dream, athough lady acting is illegal. Her most favourite play from Willliam Shakespeare is 'Romeo and Juliet', describing that the 'verse is so beautiful'. This is probably linking it to the famous balcony scene, as Juliet says a speech to Romeo, describing that she will say goodbye to Romeo and farewell him, as the sun rises in the morning.

Using this knowledge, Kate must have been very good in her studies and must have been excellent in English Literature, Grammar, Writing, Spelling and Drama. She also is very good in Languages, as she can speak Italian, Latin, Greek and French. This must have made her very smart and open to things in the world around her.

## Behind the scenes information

### Lastappearance

Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow: A Lockdown Christmas 1603
The Play's the Thing

Disruption at rehearsals

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## Short Summary

Will has written a play about Mary Stuart, which he hopes will win him favour with Queen Elizabeth. Kit Marlowe wants to give the play as his own, and persuades Kate to steal it for him with promises of letting her act in it. Realising this, Will quickly writes a new play, intended to make Kate reveal her guilt.
Lord, What Fools These Mortals Be!

Kate is shown the donkey head

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## Short Summary

Will is just finishing writing A Midsummer Night's Dream, a tale of love potions, enchantment and a wood full of fairies. He's very pleased with how realistic it is, as he based it on his own experience. But Burbage and the other actors tell him it lacks a little comedy, like say a character with a funny name or a big visual joke. Meanwhile, back in Will's lodgings, where on earth is his servant Bottom going to put that donkey head?

Kate has problems of her own, because Lord Egeus - a rather old but very wealthy gentleman - has taken a shine to her, and Robert Greene is determined to be the matchmaker. Along the way we learn a little more about how Will and Anne found love, and how Will managed to get hold of a love potion.
John Shakespeare

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***This entry will concentrate on the version featured in the series. For information about the real individual, visit the Wikipedia entry.***

## Biographical information

### Knownrelatives

Will (Son), Anne (Daughter-in-Law), Susanna (Eldest Granddaughter), Hamnet (Grandson), Judith (Youngest Granddaughter)

### Knownassociates

Sergeant Dogberry

**John Shakespeare**, father of Will, is a formerly wealthy but less educated man than his son.

Towards the end of the series, he is appointed Master of the Watch, alongside Sergeant Dogberry
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Elemento Lava

## **Descripción**

El **Elemento Lava** (熔遁 y/o 溶遁; *Yōton*, literalmente *Liberación de Lava*) es un tipo de elemento avanzado que surge de la combinación del Elemento Fuego con el Elemento Tierra, permitiendo al usuario crear y lanzar chorros de lava que pueden derretir casi cualquier cosa.

## **Jutsu**

*Nota: Si no te gusta ninguna, siempre puedes crear tus propias técnicas.*

**Clon de Lava** - Funciona igual a un Clon de Sombras, con la diferencia de que al ser destruido expulsa un estallido de lava que quema al enemigo, causándole daño igual a un 10% de su costo. Además, tiene un 10% de vida adicional.

### **Nivel Básico (10 PC)**

**Muro de Lava** - Crea un muro de roca volcánica frente al usuario. Puede defender hasta dos veces su coste de los ataques. 5 PC/turno para mantener.

**Bala Volcánica** - El usuario dispara una esfera de roca volcánica cubierta de lava ardiente en dirección al objetivo.

**Golpe Volcánico** - El usuario cubre sus manos con lava para luego asestar un potente golpe al objetivo.(*Ataque Nintai*)

**Chorro de Magma** - El usuario dispara un torrente de lava por las palmas de sus manos en dirección al objetivo.

### **Nivel Intermedio (20 PC)**

**Guanteletes de Magma** - El usuario cubre ambos brazos de roca volcánica, aumentando su capacidad ofensiva y defensiva. (+3 Fuerza, +3 Resistencia). Permite Bloquear. 10 PC/turno para mantener.

**Armadura Volcánica** - El usuario se cubre con una armadura hecha de roca fundida, aumentando su capacidad ofensiva y defensiva pero disminuyendo su velocidad. (+5 Fuerza, +5 Resistencia, -3 Velocidad). Permite Bloquear. 10 PC/turno para mantener.

### **Nivel Avanzado (40 PC)**

**Erupción Volcánica** - El usuario forma un enorme volcán que entra en erupción, causando que miles de proyectiles de lava y roca caigan sobre los enemigos. Múltiples Objetivos.

**Mar de Lava** - El usuario llena la superficie del suelo de magma, dificultando el movimiento del resto de peleadores. Todos los enemigos tienen desventaja al esquivar. 20 PC/turno para mantener.
Sweet Sorrow

### Guestcast

Dominic Herman Day  as **Gussie Snootyloins** and Adam Harley as **Lord Southampton**

## Other Details

### Title Reference(s)

*Romeo and Juliet*

Source

## Short Summary

*Romeo and Juliet* is finally finished, and the only problem is now who will play the young lovers. Burbage and Condell see themselves in the title roles of course, but is there a polite way for Will to tell them they may no longer look like young teenage lovers? Kate would give anything to take to the stage, but she can't possibly be Juliet as she's a girl, and lady-acting is illegal in Tudor England.

## Notes

1. ↑ Credited as ***Dominic Herman-Day***
Elemento Hielo

## **Descripción**

El **Elemento Hielo** (氷遁, *Hyōton*, literalmente *Liberación de Hielo*) es un elemento avanzado que se crea a partir de la combinación del Elemento Agua y el Elemento Viento. Es el Kekkei Genkai del Clan Yuki.

Requisitos para tomar esta Mejora de Rango:

* Pertenecer al Clan Yuki.

## **Jutsu**

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**Clon de Hielo** - Funciona igual a un Clon de Sombras, con la diferencia de que resiste mejor por estar hecho de hielo (Tiene un 10% más de vida al momento de ser creado). Además, al ser destruido congela parcialmente al enemigo, causándole desventaja para esquivar en su próximo turno.

### **Nivel Básico (10 PC)**

**Puño de Hielo** - El usuario cubre su puño de chakra de elemento hielo para luego asestar un fuerte golpe a su adversario. (Ataque Nintai)

**Bomba de Escarcha** - El usuario arroja una esfera de aire frío concentrado, causando daño al impactar.

**Muro de Hielo** - Crea un muro de hielo frente al usuario. Puede defender hasta dos veces su coste de los ataques. 5 PC/turno para mantener.

### **Nivel Intermedio (20 PC)**

***Arma* de Hielo** - El usuario crea un objeto u arma elección (Dentro de lo razonable) formado completamente de hielo. Éste puede tener distintas propiedades dependiendo de lo que sea (Consultar con moderador). X PC/turno para mantener. (El objeto debe ser fijado a la hora de obtener la habilidad y no se puede usar otro en batalla).

**Cañón de Escarcha** - El usuario proyecta una ráfaga de aire helado en dirección a su oponente, congelándolo parcialmente. (-5 Velocidad por 2 turnos). Este ataque hace la mitad de su coste como daño.

### **Nivel Avanzado (40 PC)**

**Espejos de Hielo** - El usuario encierra a la víctima en un domo formado por 21 espejos de hielo, de los cuales puede salir y entrar a voluntad, haciendo difícil alcanzarlo con un ataque. Como la víctima está rodeada, es un blanco fácil para los ataques del usuario. El usuario tiene ventaja al esquivar, la víctima tiene desventaja al esquivar. 20 PC/turno para mantener. Los espejos pueden ser destruidos si se les hace un daño igual a su coste en chakra.