We know quite a lot about living in London in the 1660s because of Samuel Pepys. Sam, who worked for the government at the Navy office, kept a diary. As he was a lively, curious man, he did a great deal and noticed many interesting things, all of which he recorded in his diary. Being a civil servant, he had more money than most people. He had his own house and two or three servants to look after him and his wife. His work was tiring and in the evening he liked to relax. Quite often he went to the theatre to see new, fashionable plays about court life. Sometimes he saw one of Shakespeare's plays. At that time boys were no longer playing the female parts. There were now actresses and Pepys thought this was a great improvement.

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