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Shakespeare did not own a theatre building--not outright at any rate. He did contribute financially to a couple and got a share of the profits from them. Shakespeare never planned or built any theatre buildings or worked on their construction in any way.

If you are asking when Shakespeare started working in the theatre business, the answer is nobody knows because this is an event that occurred during what are called his "lost years" between 1585 and 1592.

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When was Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare started?

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