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1587
 
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Marlowe's first play, Tamburlaine the Great, introduces the swaggering blank verse of Elizabethan and Jacobean drama       
1592
 
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After tentative beginnings in the three parts of Henry VI, Shakespeare achieves his first masterpiece on stage with Richard III       
William Shakespeare, engraving by Martin Droeshout, 1623
National Portrait Gallery, London

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1597
 
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Dafne is performed in Florence, becoming the first example of a new art form - opera        
1599
 
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The Globe, where many of Shakespeare's plays are first performed, is built on Bankside in London       
Globe Theatre, from 17c view of London
Mary Evans Picture Library

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1600
 
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A performance in the Oratory in Rome, with music by Emilio de' Cavalieri, is in effect the first oratorio        
1601
 
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Shakespeare's central character in Hamlet expresses both the ideals of the Renaissance and the disillusion of a less confident age       
1604
 
    
William Shakespeare's name appears among the actors in a list of the King's Men       
List of the King's Men in 1604, including Shakespeare
National Archives, Kew
1605
 
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Ben Jonson writes The Masque of Blackness, the first of his many masques for the court of James I        
1606
 
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The satirical voice of the English playwright Ben Jonson is heard to powerful effect in Volpone       
Benjamin Jonson, by van Blyenberch, c.1617
National Portrait Gallery, London

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1607
 
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Claudio Monteverdi presents Orfeo, the first opera to win a lasting place in the international repertory