Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay at Arts + Literature Laboratory

A supernatural romantic comedy in the style of Shakespeare and Marlowe.

A romantic caper of princes, necromancers, maidens, duels, and lots of magic, written by Robert Greene, a contemporary of William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe. Greene died not long after its performances, of "a surfeit of pickle herring and Rhenish wine."

Free and open to the public.