Edward Angel (actor) facts for kids

Edward Angel (who passed away in 1673) was a famous English stage actor during a time known as the early Restoration Era. This was a period after the English Civil War when theaters reopened and became very popular again.

Edward Angel was known as one of the best funny actors, or comedians, of his time. He performed alongside other well-known actors like James Nokes and Cave Underhill.

Edward Angel's Early Career

It's possible that Edward Angel started acting as a boy actor even before the English Civil War began. By 1660, he was already a very skilled actor. At that time, he was part of an acting group led by John Rhodes.

Joining the Duke's Company

From 1662, Edward Angel became a member of the Duke's Company. This was a very important acting group of the time. They first performed at the Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre. Later, after 1671, they moved to the brand new Dorset Garden Theatre. Edward Angel continued to entertain audiences with his comedic talents until his death in 1673.