Nathan Field

English dramatist and actor, wrote 'A Woman is a Weathercock'

Nathan Field - English dramatist and actor, wrote 'A Woman is a Weathercock'
Born

October 17th, 1587
437 years ago

Died

1620
405 years ago — 33 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

England

Links & References

Active during the early 17th century, contributed significantly to English drama. His works were performed at notable theaters, including the Blackfriars Theatre. This individual collaborated with prominent playwrights of the time and became a member of the King's Men, the leading theatrical company associated with Shakespeare. Field's contributions included both acting and writing, with his most recognized play, 'A Woman is a Weathercock', showcasing the themes and styles of the Jacobean era.

Wrote 'A Woman is a Weathercock'

Acted with the King's Men

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