Early dramatic historians placed William Rowley in the third rank of dramatic writers, and recent critics, who admire his contributions to the collaborations of his later years, have not significantly improved his standing. Four plays which Rowley...

The sustained Muslim presence in Spain between 711 and 1492 provides a fascinating example of intercultural dynamics that has never ceased to engage the imagination of many authors. One episode in particular, the Islamic invasion and conquest of 711, was in its very...

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In the following essay, Price discusses what part Rowley, Thomas Middleton, and Philip Massinger each had in writing and revising The Old Law.

In the following essay, Mooney examines Rowley's use of the jig in A Fair Quarrel.

In the following essay, Robb attempts to determine what part, if any, Rowley had in writing some twenty plays whose authorship is uncertain.