Certain about
Shakespeare's life little is known. Born April 23, 1564 in Stratford (Stratford-on-Avon). His mother, Mary Arden (Mary Arden), was the daughter of Robert Arden - (Robert Arden), a farmer in Vilmkote (Wilmcote), and his father, John
Shakespeare (John
Shakespeare), a seller of wool and became mayor of Stratford in 1568. He studied at the local grammar school, worked in the butcher shop (other sources, in school). In 1582 he married Anne Hathaway - and in the same year as the legend says, was caught in flagrante delicto, when carried home a deer, wounded in the royal forest. Because of this case Csete
Shakespeares had to leave Stratford, about 1588 they came to London, and in 1592
Shakespeare achieves success as an actor and as playwright. However, the true glory of his contemporaries he brought not play (in those days were considered vulgar pastimes), and the poem "Venus and Adonis," "Rape of Lucretia" and, of course, the Sonnets, "went up in the lists.
Shakespeare enjoyed the patronage of aristocrats, favored him and royalty - first Queen Elizabeth, and her and the King James the First.
Shakespeare's plays were staged at the court far more often than other playwrights of the play. He also had a share in the Globe Theater and Blekfrayars "that allowed him to eventually make a fortune and build a new home in Stratford. About 1608
Shakespeare returned to Stratford, where he died eight years later and was buried in Stratford Cemetery.
In 1582, November 27,
Shakespeare married Anne Hetevey (Anne Hathaway), who was 8 years older than him.
Shakespeare had three children: Susanna (Susan) and twins Hemneta and Judith (Hamnet, Judith) He showed himself as a writer in London in 1592. In 1595
Shakespeare is one of the owners of the Royal troupe of James I ". In 1599, he became one of the owners's Globe Theater, and in 1608 - co-owner of the Dominican Theater. By the end of his career in London,
Shakespeare became quite wealthy man, to afford to buy a noble title and a house in Stretforde.Shekspir died April 23, 1616 at age 52 пЁпЎпЄп°.
"First Folio" - works of
William Shakespeare came seven years after his death, they were prepared for publication by his friends. His works do not have the exact chronology and the first folio includes the following: Henry VI, Richard III, The Comedy of Errors, Titus Andronicus, The Taming of the Shrew, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Love's Labor's Lost, and Romeo and Juliet. Sleduyushie publications include: Richard II, . A Midsummer Night's Dream, . King John, . The Merchant of Venice, . Henry IV, . Much Ado About Nothing, . Henry V, . Julius Caesar, . As You Like It, . and Twelfth Night, . Hamlet, . Othello, . King Lear, . Macbeth, . Antony and Cleopatra.,
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`Shakespeare forgives any style`.
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