The Tragical History of Christopher Marlowe

Playwright Christopher Marlowe is the most celebrated writer in England and a member of the School of Atheism, a secret society of intellectuals. His increasingly provocative plays draw the attention of Archbishop Whitgift, who begins a campaign of censorship to destroy the School and Marlowe.

Cast: 
Christopher (Kit) Marlowe (20s) - poet, lover, spy (1) Archbishop John Whitgift (40s) - head of the Church of England (2) Lady Anne Havenhurst (20s) - Whitgift's daughter (3) Thomas Walsingham (20s) - head of The School of Night (4) Sir Francis Walsingham (50s) - Elizabeth's Spy Master (5) Robert Poley (30s)- Sir Francis' henchman (6) Philip Henslowe (30s) - owner of The Rose Theater (7) Judith Henslowe (20s) - husband of Philip (8) Lord Havenhurst (60s) - head of the Privy Council (9) Lill (20s) - a prostitute (3) Maunder (30s) - Whitgift's Sergeant (6) Eleanor (20s) - tavern owner (8) The Collector (male) (20s - 50s) - a body collector (2) Thomas Kyd (20s) - a writer (7) William Bradley (30's) - a fop (6) Andrew Perne (30s) - Chancellor (5) Soldier (20s) (9) Susan (20s) - a maid (3) Sir Walter Raleigh (30s) - statesman, captain, pirate (7) Thomas Harriot (30s) - scientist (6) Various: Crowd 1 and 2, Frizer 20 characters, 15 male, 5 female. With doubling - 9 actors (6 male, 3 female)
Authors: 
Simon Bowler Khan