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As he grew older, his rhyming was much petter and found more freedom in his writing and had much more character and emotion and details that had more meaning.

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Most of Shakespeare's plays were written with lines that didn't rhyme and stayed like that during the whole play.

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Actresses were looked down upon, so female roles in plays were played by a boy.

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Actors usually met and got ready at the Tiring House which was located at the back of the stage. There was also two doors leading to each side of the stage because there was no curtain and characters that were killed off had to be carried off the stage.

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Most plays were 2-3 hours long, and there would be about 6-17 scenes and have no breaks.

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There would usually be a doorkeeper who collected a penny to watch the play, but sometimes you would pay the doorkeeper extra if you wanted a seat cushion. (Our generation would've been really rich because one penny back then would be worth 60 cents today)

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If the flag was up, it usually was to let the audience know that everything was going good so they would save people time of going to a bad play.

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Most theaters were made outside of the city because they wanted to avoid the authorities because they looked down on actors, and they also wanted to avoid risks of the plague.

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The Theater was co-founded by John Brayne and James Burbage

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7 years after Shakespeare had passed away, two other members from "The King's Men" published 36 of Shakespeare's plays.

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The Lord Chamberlain's Men was a new company of actors and Shakespeare was a member throughout his life. The group was later called "The King's Men".

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The theater was built in 1576

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All of his plays were rewritten because at the time, they were written by speed usually by multiple people.

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The Theater was the original name they had for the theater, but it was reintroduced as Globe Theater or "The Globe" because the land was being fought over.

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On his birthday in 1616 (worst birthday present ever)

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Some of Shakespeare's plays weren't published when he was alive.

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Interior Designs

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Now

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He had 3 kids named Susana, Hamnet, and Judith

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Actress

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Wife of Shakespeare

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Married Ann Hathaway in 1582 (no not Anne Hathaway) Ann was 26 and Shakespeare was 18 when they got married

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April 23, 1564 in Startford-on-Avon, Warwickshire