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How the early modern ‘University Wits’ shaped student playwriting (opens the original)
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The University of Cambridge is well-known for its extensive, star-studded alumni in all paths of life, and the theatre scene is no different. Although notable modern figures like Stephen Fry may first come to mind when thinking about the legacy of the Cambridge theatre scene, many prominent playwrights from the early modern era created such lasting impact in their works that set the path for the continuation of Cambridge theatrical craft. Christopher Marlowe, best known for his play The Tragedy
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