The core members of the company changed in both major and minor ways before James's accession. The most famous change is that of Will Kemp, the circumstances of which remain unclear. Kempe was among the stakeholders in the Globe property, and he may have performed in that theatre in its first year. His famous morris dance to Norwich took place during Lent, when the company lay idle; not until the hastily added epilogue to "Nine Days' Wonder" (his account of the stunt) does he refer to his plan to return to individual performances. He may have had a hand in the bad quartos of "Hamlet" and "The London Prodigal", in which the clown parts are unusually accurate.