William Rowley

William Rowley was a prominent English playwright and actor during the early 17th century, best known for his collaborations with other playwrights and his own works, including "All's Lost by Losing," and "When You See Me, You Know Me." He was part of the vibrant theatrical scene of the time, which included famous figures like Shakespeare. Rowley's plays often featured themes of social commentary, morality, and human nature. His contributions helped shape the evolution of English drama in the Jacobean era, reflecting the interests and complexities of society during that period.