sentences:  The play was performed twice at Court, on 27 December 1611 and 2 February 1612 (Candlemas night), before King James I and Queen Anne; Greene, representing his troupe, received a payment of £20 for the two performances on 18 June 1612 (which shows how long the players sometimes waited for money from their royal patrons).By that date in the summer of 1612, Cooke's play had already lost its original title; the Court records refer to the work as "Tu Coque.