By that time it seems to have been in decline, as more theatres sprung up closer to London. Some time in the early 1590s (and definitely before September 1593) Lord Strange's Men played three days there, but the undated Privy Council document comments on the inconvenience of its location and "of longe tyme plaies haue not there bene vsed on working daies".
By that time, it appears to have been in decline as more theaters emerged closer to London. Some time in the early 1590s (and definitely before September 1593), Lord Strange's Men performed there for three days, but the undated Privy Council document mentions the inconvenience of its location and "of long time plays have not been used on working days."