Concetti Chiave
- Shakespeare was born in Stratford on Avon in 1564 and attended the local grammar school.
- He married Anne Hathaway and had three children before moving to London to pursue acting and playwriting.
- Shakespeare's career included being a shareholder in the Globe Theatre during the reigns of Elizabeth I and King James I.
- His works can be categorized into three periods, with the first featuring a positive outlook and plays like "Romeo and Juliet".
- In the second period, following his son Hamnet's death, Shakespeare wrote his significant tragedies.
Shakespeare's early life and career
In the second period, he had a negative vision of life, because his only son Hammet died. In this period he wrote his important tragedies:
Shakespeare was born in Stratford on Avon in 1564, he attended the local grammar, school and married Anne Hathway; they had three children the moved to London and started to be an actor and then he because a dramatist. He was one of the share holders in the building of the Globe Elizabeth I and King James I. he went back to his hometown where he died in 1616. His works can be divided into three periods. In the first, he had a positive vision of life and he wrote “Romeo and Juliet”, “the Merchant of Venice” “a Midsummer Night’s Dream”, “Julius Caesar”.
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