In the latter year the Queen's Revels merged with an adult company, Lady Elizabeth's Men, and in 1614 the combined troupe moved to the Hope Theatre.  By 1629 the Whitefriars had been replaced by the Salisbury Court Theatre.

The Whitefriars Theatre - Shakespeare's London History Lives On...
The history of Theatres that were prominent during the life of Shakespeare is fascinating and we have provided the London Map detailing Theatres that Shakespeare would have most certainly known and visited and quite probably have acted in. We have researched the history and locations of many of these theatres and plotted their locations into a modern Map of London. The names of many of these theatres still live on in London as they are reflected in the names of many current London Roads. Although we are born in bred in London we were not aware of this. We were amazed to find a ' Whitefriars Street' on the exact site of the Whitefriars Theatre, although the Whitefriars had already gone in Shakespeare's time their name lives on in 'Whitefriars Street'. These links with the past and Shakespeare's London are endless.