William Shakespear

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Iqbal:

jaramillo, Carina. “Shakespeare's Influence on Theatre: William Shakespeare Contributions.” Octane Seating, 15 Nov. 2018, www.octaneseating.com/the-impact-of-william-shakespeare-on-theater.

Tumiel, Cindy. “Why Do We Still Care About Shakespeare?” Why Do We Still Care About Shakespeare? | Ovations | UTSA's College of Liberal and Fine Arts Magazine, www.utsa.edu/ovations/vol8/story/shakespeare.html.

Tanjot:

Alevine. “Online Resources.” Folger Shakespeare Library, 28 Aug. 2019, www.folger.edu/online-resources.

Tithi:

Cousins, A. D. The Shakespeare Encyclopedia: the Complete Guide to the Man and His Works. Firefly Books, 2009.

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Alisha:

Britannica School (high)

https://www.bl.uk/people/william-shakespeare

https://williamtheshakespeare.weebly.com/why-people-like-shakespeare.html

Gurdit:

William Shakespeare

BY:Iqbal, Tanjot, Tithi, Gurdit, Alisha

How Might William Shakespeare's Play's Affect What Is Shown In Theater Nowadays?

How Was William Shakespeare's Education?

Why Do people still care about William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare's plays effected what is shown in a theater nowadays in many ways. No writer before him could ever attract an audience like how Shakespeare could. That is why so many people enjoyed his plays. Most of what people know about storytelling & language nowadays, can be traced back to Shakespeare. He has influenced theater a lot because of how different & honest his plays were. Back then a lot of the plays used to be for privileged and rich people until Shakespeare started to write plays. Another reason, is that Shakespeare invented genres that mix both tragedy and comedy. Him inventing those genres contributed to a whole new experience of storytelling and theater. Also, Shakespeare created the basics/fundamentals of plays. New play writers base there ideas off of Shakespeare's plays.

Citations

Tumiel, Cindy. “Why Do We Still Care About Shakespeare?” Why Do We Still Care About Shakespeare? | Ovations | UTSA's College of Liberal and Fine Arts Magazine, www.utsa.edu/ovations/vol8/story/shakespeare.html.

People still care about William Shakespeare for many reasons. One reason that people still care about him is that he is the greatest dramatist, and the greatest poet in the history of language. Another reason is because, you can still learn a lot from William Shakespeare's poems and his plays. Finally, because, his work was about Love, loss, betrayal, humor, etc. People still care about him because they can relate to his work about those topics.

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How Did People React To His Death Back Then and Now?

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• Historians believe that Shakespeare went to King Edward VI School, in Statford-upon-Avon,
• It was a grammar school that was of good-quality and free education
• Most of his classes would've been Latin grammar
• It is believed that he had stopped going there around 15 years of age
• He did not go to university

Jaramillo, Carina. “Shakespeare's Influence on Theatre: William Shakespeare Contributions.” Octane Seating, 15 Nov. 2018, www.octaneseating.com/the-impact-of-william-shakespeare-on-theater.

• On April 23rd, 1616, Shakespeare died, as approaching his 52nd birthday
• At the time, writing for the stage was not considered a serious pursuit and/or career
• Most people did not care as much as they would've nowadays
• 1623, John Heminge and Henry Condell, his old friends, assembled many of his plays into a large-format edition
• Nowadays, deaths of great authors and actors are remembered and grieved upon

What are the morals of the story Romeo and Juliet?

Why did William Shakespeare start writing ?

Due to the catastrophe, Romeo and Juliet gives moral lessons to never hold grudges nor show hatred towards one another before it is too late, think carefully before you act, and never let emotions overpower you.

As a young child, William always had a interest for drama. When he became older, William felt that he would face great success as a professional writer. William then went on to draft his first play, "Henry VI, Part One", this play went on to start off Williams career as a play writer.

Citations

Hancock, Amelie. you should not make rash, quick decisions; rash decisions usually only lead to trouble. 23 July. 2019. www.quora.com

How did Shakespeare influence the English language

What might gravitate people towards Williams work ?

There is no doubt that William Shakespeare had a very big impact to the English language, even till now, numerous words Shakespeare has created are used, such as: manager, fashionable, eyeball, laughable, gloomy, and lonely. He even had a vocabulary of 24,000 words.

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In the eyes of the viewers, William Shakespeare was a talented writer making very interesting plays. William mostly made plays displaying different emotions like, sadness, anger, love, and happiness. These topics stood out to the audience as these emotions were representing using actors, sets, and props, making it interesting to view. William also made comedies which allowed the viewers to laugh and enjoy there time watching the plays.

Racoma, Bernadine."The introduction of new words as well as phrases had greatly enriched the English language, which made it more expressive and colorful" 15 July. 2014. daytranslations.com

What was William Shakespeare Upbringing like?

How did William Shakespeare get his name out there?

William Shakespeare was probably born on about April 23, 1564, the date that is traditionally given for his birth. He was John and Mary Shakespeare's oldest surviving child; their first two children, both girls, did not live beyond infancy. Growing up as the big brother of the family, William had three younger brothers, Gilbert, Richard, and Edmund, and two younger sisters: Anne, who died at seven, and Joan.

sources Folger.edu

William Shakespeare got his name out their, with his plays and poems in school. Later on he started performing his plays in public for public audience to see him perform. After the death of Queen Elizabeth in 1603, Some of Shakespeare's plays were published in quarto editions, beginning in 1594, and by 1598, his name had become a selling point and began to appear on the title pages.

Citation

Alevine. “Online Resources.” Folger Shakespeare Library, 28 Aug. 2019, www.folger.edu/online-resources.