myShakespeare | Elizabethan Theater
myShakespeare・2 minutes read
Shakespeare was a successful playwright and actor in London during the 1600s, co-founding the renowned Lord Chamberlains' Men and earning significant profits from the Globe Theatre. His play "As You Like It" encourages viewers to contemplate their roles in life as if the world were a stage.
Insights
- Shakespeare, along with eight other actors, founded the Lord Chamberlains' Men, the most successful acting company in London, leading to the establishment of the Globe Theatre, revolutionizing modern English theatre.
- The emergence of professional playwrights like Shakespeare, producing 40 plays annually, was driven by the demand for new plays, highlighting the competitive landscape of the theatre industry and the lucrative earnings potential for actors like Shakespeare and his fellow sharers.
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Who founded the Lord Chamberlains' Men?
Shakespeare and eight other actors
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