"The King's Men" was a theatrical company in England during the early 17th century, known for performing the works of playwright William Shakespeare. Established in 1603, the company was formed under the patronage of King James I, which elevated its status and reputation. The troupe performed at the Globe Theatre and later at the Blackfriars Theatre. They were notable for their high-quality productions and included some of the best actors of the time, such as Richard Burbage. The King's Men played a significant role in the development of English theatre during the Renaissance.