Introduction -- How might we make a famous comedie: from A Knack to Know an Honest Man to The Merchant of Venice -- Hobgoblins abroad: from Doctor Faustus to A Midsummer Night's Dream -- I speak of Africa and golden joys: Henry IV and the Stukeley plays -- Sundrie variable and pleasing humors: new comedies, 1597-8 -- Nor pure religion by their lips profaned: Oldcastle, Robin Hood, and As You Like It -- Nor pure religion by their lips profaned: Oldcastle, Robin Hood, and As You Like It -- Conclusion.
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