Master of The Revels - List of Masters of The Revels

List of Masters of The Revels

  • Walter Hallyday (1461–83)
  • Sir Thomas Cawarden (1544–59)
  • Sir Thomas Benger (1560–72)
  • Sir Thomas Blagrave (1573–79)
  • Edmund Tilney (1579–1610)
  • George Buck (1610–22)
  • Sir John Ashley (1622–40)
  • Sir Henry Herbert (1640–73, de facto from 1623)
  • Thomas Killigrew (1673–77)
  • Charles Killigrew (1677–1725)
  • Charles Henry Lee (1725–44)
  • Solomon Dayrolles (1744–86)

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