Playing Robin Hood
English drama, history and criticism
Middle Ages in literature
Medievalism
English drama, history and criticism, early modern and elizabethan, 1500-1600
Comparative Literature
English drama
In literature
History and criticism
History
For over five hundred years, people have been assuming the roles of Robin Hood and his companions, both in the context of plays and games and in real life. The immense popularity of the legend has been attributed to popular and elite sources, to subversive and authoritarian impulses, to its reflecti…
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