English Project - About William Shakespeare

7/24/2019 English Project - About William Shakespeare

1/33

English

Project WorkABOUT

WilliamShakespeare

1564 - 1616


2/33

O!A 4 " #$1% & 14 '

(A)E B*

+OU!A, PA)A - %4AS./S. !A0A - $1AB./ B/SWAS - $%

*A BAE!0EE 23ASS


3/33

W/33/A( S.AESPEA!EEA!3* *EA!S

Born in Strator-Upon-A7on8Englan

Son o prominent to9n o:cial

%rchil o ; chilren

!ecei7e e oc=s on grammaran literat=re


4/33

ohn Shakespeare?s ho=se8@elie7e to @eShakespeare?s @irthplace8 inStrator-=pon-A7on.

Signat=reWilliam S
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare's_Birthplacehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratford-upon-Avonhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratford-upon-Avonhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare's_Birthplace


5/33

W/33/A(S.AESPEA!E(A!!/AE A) A(/3*

(arrie at age 1; to Anne .atha9a>"she 9as #6' 9ho 9as pregnant 9ithhis chil

1stchil 9as a=ghter8 S=sanna-@orn

in 15;%

T9ins8 .amnet an 0=ith @orn in15;5

.amnet ies at age 11


6/33

W/33/A(S.AESPEA!E3OST *EA!SC

The perio @et9een 15;5an 15D# is kno9n as the

3ost *earsC @eca=sethere are no oc=mentar>recors o Shakespeares

acti7ities


7/33

W/33/A(S.AESPEA!E3ATE! *EA!S (o7e to 3onon

aro=n 15D1 an@ecame an actor

Worke 9ith the 3or

2ham@erlinscompan> o pla>ers8later kno9n as theings (en


8/33

W/33/A(S.AESPEA!EWO!S O 3/TE!ATU!E Along 9ith acting8 he also 9rote some

most reno9ne an st=ie literat=re in the English lang=age

Poems-amo=s or his sonnets

Pla>s-2omeies8 Trageies, an .istori


9/33

W/33/A( S.AESPEA!E2O(E)/ES

All?s Well That Ens Well

As *o= 3ike /t The 2ome> o Errors 3o7e?s 3a@o=r?s 3ost (eas=re or (eas=re The (erchant o ,enice

The (err> Wi7es o Winsor A (is=mmer ight?s )ream (=ch Ao A@o=t othing Pericles8 Prince o T>re The Taming o the Shre9 The Tempest

T9elth ight

The T9o entlem

,erona The T9o o@le The Winter?s Tal


10/33

W/33/A( S.AESPEA!ET!AE)/ES

o !omeo an 0=liet

o 2oriolan=so Tit=s Anronic=so Timon o Athenso 0=li=s 2aesaro (ac@etho

.amleto Troil=s an 2ressiao ing 3earo Othelloo Anton> an 2leopatrao 2>m@eline


11/33

W/33/A( S.AESPEA!E./STO!/ES

ing 0ohn !ichar // .enr> /,8 Part 1 .enr> /,8 Part # .enr> ,

.enr> ,/8 Part 1 .enr> ,/8 Part # .enr> ,/8 Part % !ichar /// .enr> ,///


12/33

Shakespeare?s sonnets ,en=s an Aonis The !ape o 3=crece The Passionate Pilgrim

The Phoeni< an theT=rtle

A 3o7er?s 2omplaint

Poems


13/33

Apocr>pha

Aren o a7ersham

The Birth o (erlin E9ar /// Em=n /ronsie 3ocrine The 3onon Proigal

The P=ritan The Secon (aien?s

Trage> Sir 0ohn Olcastle Thomas 3or 2rom9ell

A *orkshire Trage>


14/33

W/33/A(S.AESPEA!E

WO!S O 3/TE!ATU!E

.e 9rote %F 7er> s=ccess=l pla>s

.is 7oca@=lar> 9as .UE-some9here @1F8$$$ an %48$$$ 9orsG

The estimate 7oca@=lar> o an e=catperson toa> is aro=n 158$$$ 9ors


15/33

W/33/A( S.AESPEA!EWO!S O 3/TE!ATU!E

.e ha anamaHinginI=ence

on o=rEnglishlang=age


16/33

(O!E WO!)S T.AT /!STAPPEA!E) / ./S P3A*S

Accommoation lonel> Assassination gloom>

)e ret=l

)islocate s=spicio=s

O@scene h=rr>

!eliance

Premeitate


17/33

W/33/A(S.AESPEA!E3ATE! *EA!S !et=rne to Strator aro=n 161$ 9heli7e as a co=ntr> gentleman

Wealth>-O9ne one o the largest hometo9n

)ie in Strator in 1616 at the age o 5eath 9as a m>ster>J /t is r=more thatrank too m=ch an contracte a e7er he ie rom a cere@ral hemorrhageJ


18/33

Shakesp?s gra7e

3OBE T.EATE!


19/33

3OBE T.EATE! Shakespeare an the 3or 2ham@erlains

perorme at B=r@ages theater =ntil 15Dthe> @=ilt their o9n pla>ho=se8 the lo@e

Shakespeare reerre to the lo@e as th

9ooen O8C a term that le scholars to @9as a circ=lar @=iling


20/33

3OBE T.EATE!


21/33

3OBE T.EATE!

3ocate j=st o=tsie o 3onon

A W./TE 3A /)/2ATES T.AT


22/33

A W./TE 3A /)/2ATES T.ATT.E!E /S A P3A* TO)A*J


23/33

P3A*S WE!E PE!O!(E) )U!/ T.E )A*J.


24/33

T.E !OU)3/S STOO) B* T.E STAEJ

Th lth t i th d k


25/33

The wealthy sat in the upper decks


26/33

*OU (E )!ESSE) UP TO P3A* T.E E(A3E !O


27/33

3OBE T.EATE!

Attening Shakespeares theater

K=ite iLerent rom attening thtoa>8 9hich is tho=ght o as 7eran a=stere

/n EliHa@ethan Englan it 9as a npop=lar gathering place or peopall ages an rom all 9alks o lie


28/33

3OBE T.EATE!

)rinking an eating 9ere permitthe pit8 9hich oten @ecame 7er>

/ a spectator i not like a partic

character or scene8 he or she 9oree to hiss or @oo o thro9 an>thor she might ha7e on han

3OBE T.EATE!


29/33

3OBE T.EATE!

/t is possi@le that Shakespeare ha t

min 9hen he incl=e the phrase patient ears attenC in the Prolog=eRomeo and Juliet

The ro9> atmosphere o the pit alsacco=nte or the e


30/33

3OBE T.EATE!

To compensate or lines that the a=ience co=

hear8 the actors =se e8 Shakespeare pla> takes almost % ho=rspla> 9o=l ha7e taken t9o ho=rs or lessG "thho=rs tra:c o o=r stageC'


31/33

3OBE T.EATE!

The original theater 9as estro>e @> a M161%

/t 9as re@=ilt in 16148 close in 164#8 anemolishe in 1644

A moern reconstr=ction o the original name Shakespeares lo@e TheatreC oin 1DDF

3OBE


32/33

3OBET.EATE!

Toa>8 a=ienceso this 9ooenOC can sit in thegaller> or stan

as inormall> as agro=nlingN

( B


33/33

(ae B>---+OU!A,

PA)A -%4AS./S.

!A0A & $1AB./ B/SWAS23ASS &

Documents

English Project - About William Shakespeare