Shakespeare

SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE

  • 1564

    BIRTH

    William Shakespeare is born in Stratford- upon- Avon
  • 1582

    MARRIAGE

    Shakespeare marries Anne Hathaway
  • FAMILY

    Shakespeare's first child , Sussana , is born
  • FAMILY

    Shakespeare's twins, Judith and Hamnet, are born
  • BECOMING A PLAYWRIGHY

    Shakespeare's is first alluded to as a playwright, in Greeene's Groates-worth of Wit
  • FIRST POEMS

    Shakespeare's first printed poem , Venis and Adonis, appears
  • FIRDST PLAY

    Shakespeare's first printted play, Titus Andronicus, appears
  • FAMILY

    Shakespeare's father, John Sahkespeare, is granted a coat of arms; Shakespeare's son dies.
  • NEW PLACE

    Shakespeare's purchases New Place in Stratford-upon-Avon
  • SONNETEER AND AUTHOR

    Shakespeare is first mentioned as a sonneteer and author of 12 plays in Palladis Tamia.
  • SHAKESPEARE`S FATHER AND SHAKESPEARE'S ACTING COMPANY

    Shakespeare's father is granted a confirmation of arms; Shakespeare's acting company takes down its old thater and uses the timber to build the Globe
  • BEL-VEDERE

    Extracts from Shakespeare's plays and poetry appear in Bel-vedere, the first printed literary commonplace book to include plays.
  • SHAKESEARE'S FATHER DIES

    Shakespeare's father, John Shakespear, dies
  • THE LORD OF CHAMBERLAIN'S MEN

    Shakespeare's acting company, The Lord Chamberlain's Men, becomes the king's Men at the accession of James I; Hamlet appears in print
  • SHAKESPEARE'S DAUGHTER GETS MARRIED

    Shakespeare's daughter Susanna marries John Hall
  • SHAKESPEARE'S MOTHER DIES, HIS GRANDAUGHTER IS BORN

    Shakespeare's mother , Mary (Arden) Shakespeare, dies; his grandauhgter Elizabeth is born
  • SONNETS

    Shakespeare's Sonnets appears in print
  • THE GLOBE BURNS

    Shakespeare purchases the Blackfriars in Lonson; teh Globe burns down during a performance of Henry VIII and is rebuilt within a year
  • SHAKESPEARE'S WILL AND DEATH

    Shakespeare writes his will; his daughter Judith marries Thomas Quiney; Shakespeare dies