Crossword-Solution: BURBAGE 7 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 12

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Had Shakespeare been also Burbage, it is possible that he would have been even more painstaking than he was in leading up to the leading man.
And Even Now Max Beerbohm 1999
Bucke must deem it possible, that Shakespeare’s enemy, Greene, that his friends, Jonson, Burbage, Heming, and the other actors, and that his critics and admirers, Francis Meres and others, accepted, as author of the pieces which they played in or applauded, a man who could write no more than his name.
The Valet’s Tragedy and Other Stories Andrew Lang 2000
Shakspear’s veyne.’ Judge Webb does not cite these passages, which identify Shakspeare (or Shakespeare) with the poet of ‘Venus and Adonis’ and ‘Romeo and Juliet.’ In the second ‘Returne,’ Burbage and Kemp, the noted morrice dancer and clown of Shakespeare’s company, are introduced.
The Valet’s Tragedy and Other Stories Andrew Lang 2000
Some of the difference between Shakespeare's Orlandos and Bassanios and Bertrams and his Hamlets and Macbeths must have been due not only to his development as a dramatic poet, but to the development of Burbage as an actor.
Great Catherine George Bernard Shaw 2002
Indeed the actor often influences the author too much; for I can remember a time (I am not implying that it is yet wholly past) when the art of writing a fashionable play had become very largely the art of writing it "round" the personalities of a group of fashionable performers of whom Burbage would certainly have said that their parts needed no acting.
Great Catherine George Bernard Shaw 2002