Marlowe Society

The Marlowe Society is an organization dedicated to the study and appreciation of Christopher Marlowe, an influential English playwright and poet from the late 16th century. Known for works like "Doctor Faustus" and "Tamburlaine," Marlowe is often considered a precursor to Shakespeare. The society brings together scholars, students, and enthusiasts to promote research, perform his plays, and discuss his contributions to literature and theater. Through events, publications, and collaborations, the Marlowe Society aims to preserve and enhance the understanding of Marlowe's life and works in the context of Renaissance culture.