William Shakespeare's Plays and Poems

William Shakespeare

Shakespeare is a famous English playwright, poet, and performer. He is often referred to as England's national poet. Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford upon Avon. It is located in Warwickshire. He wed Anne Hathaway when he was just 18 years old. Hamnet and Judith were identical twins, and they also had Susanna. He started a prosperous career in London between 1585 and 1592 as an actor, author, and co-owner of Lord Chamberlain's Men. A theatrical group was called The Lord Chamberlain. 

He wrote:

• Plays: 39

• Sonnets: 154

• Narrative Poems: 3 

• A few other verses

More often than any other dramatist, they have given performances.

He continues to be the most noteworthy figure in English literature. His works are still being researched and reexamined.

He seems to have retired to Stratford at 49 after dying in Stratford three years later. The majority of his initial plays were comedies and histories. They are thought to be in the midst of the best pieces created in various fields. Up until 1608, the majority of his works were tragedies.

Some Tragedy list:

• Hamlet

• Romeo and Juliet

• Othello

• King Lear, 

• Macbeth. 

They are all considered some of the fairest shares of literature ever written in English. He created incredible tragicomedies. He worked with other authors in the final years of his life. He is recognized as history's greatest dramatist.