Packet 10: Bonus 17

Some historians argue that Thomas Nashe left one of these places due to his role in the play Terminus et Non Terminus. For 10 points each:
[10m] Nashe and Robert Greene were both part of an informal set of “Wits” named for what places, who were active in the Elizabethan theatrical scene?
ANSWER: universities [or university or colleges; accept University Wits or University of Cambridge or St. John’s College, Cambridge]
[10e] This University Wit was granted his Cambridge degree after the Privy Council intervened, prompting suggestions that he was a government spy. This author wrote Tamburlaine before dying in a tavern brawl.
ANSWER: Christopher Marlowe [or Kit Marlowe]
[10h] Two graduates try to start various careers in a trilogy of academic dramas named for this place, which were performed at Cambridge around 1600; the plays are titled for a “pilgrimage to” and “return from” this place.
ANSWER: Parnassus [accept Parnassus plays or Parnassus trilogy or The Pilgrimage to Parnassus or The Return from Parnassus (Part I) or The Return from Parnassus (Part II) or The Return from Parnassus: or the Scourge of Simony or The Second Parte of the Returne from Parnassus]
<Editors, British Literature> | S. Playoffs 10 (Editors 10)

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-171816.1194%61%6%