Noah's Flood in Stonegate in 1966

Although we cannot say for certain which door was Adam del Briggs’, his house may have looked something like Mulberry Hall, which was constructed in the 1450’s and enlarged in the 1500’s. Wagons with tall staging had to keep to the middle, to avoid banging into buildings with overhanging upper storeys.
Perhaps as many as one in twenty of the population were directly involved in the plays, and so the audience was sure to know at least a few of the cast. Just like Christmas today, Corpus Christi was a chance for everyone to get together and eat, drink and be merry. Those who could not afford seating would stand or watch from windows to see the plays, spot their friends and enjoy the festivities.