Carey Perin facts for kids

Carey Perin (sometimes spelled Perrin) was an English stage actor who lived in the 1600s. He was a very important actor during his time.

He was a long-time member of a famous acting group called the King's Company. This group performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, which was a well-known theater in London.

Later, in 1682, the King's Company joined with another group to form the United Company. Carey Perin continued to act with this new, bigger company. His last known performance was in a play called The Maid's Last Prayer. This play was written by Thomas Southerne.

What Kind of Plays Did He Do?

Carey Perin acted in many different plays during his career. He played various characters, from serious roles to funny ones. Some of the plays he was in include The Rival Queens, The Rambling Justice, and Sir Barnaby Whigg. He was a busy actor who helped bring stories to life on stage for audiences in the 17th century.