Most people believe that Shakespeare's plays were written by Shakespeare, who was a documented real person, and whose playwriting abilities were praised by Ben Johnson among others. However, there are people who believe that someone other than Shakespeare wrote the plays and then used his name as a pseudonym. Key contenders are the noble art patron Edward de Vere Earl of Oxford and the educated lawyer, Francis Bacon.
He did write his plays and you're an idiot if you don't think so
this person wrote proudly of black people books, poem, and plays
Some people think that others wrote Shakespeare's plays such as Francis Bacon.
The people who wrote the plays.
Shakespeare did...
They might not believe what you wrote.
Because if they did they wouldn't be Shakespeare's. Many people were writing plays at that time: Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare's plays; Marlowe wrote Marlowe's plays; Jonson wrote Jonson's plays; Middleton wrote Middleton's plays; Webster wrote Webster's plays, and the same for Heywood, and Chettle, and Beaumont and Fletcher.How do we know that Shakespeare wrote the plays? For three very good reasons:Because they are credited to him in published editions.Because a lot of people said he wrote them at the time.Because nobody at the time suggested that he didn't write them.We know now that Shakespeare had help on some of his plays (the published version of one of them officially acknowledges this) just as most other playwrights did. We know also that some poems were credited to Shakespeare which he didn't write, so you can't always go just by the name on the cover. But the name on the cover is corroborated again and again by other references to Shakespeare the playwright and Shakespeare the actor. There is as little reason to believe that someone else wrote everything credited to Shakespeare as there is to believe that the first man on the moon was not really Neil Armstrong but Jerry Garcia.
No, Shakespeare wrote plays. Other people decided to sort them into genres.
people acted out the plays although some wrote plays
Fortunately, Shakespeare's life was completely chronological: he was not married before he was born or wrote his plays after his death. He did things in chronological order: born, married, wrote plays and died. (If you are an Oxfordian, you do believe that he wrote after his death, but Oxfordians don't count.)
William Shakespeare wrote numerous plays, which can be categorized into three main genres: tragedies, comedies, and histories. Some of his most famous tragedies include "Hamlet," "Macbeth," and "Othello." Notable comedies include "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Twelfth Night," and "As You Like It." His history plays, such as "Henry IV" and "Richard III," also hold significant importance in his body of work.
Many ancient people, but I believe that the Egyptians are most famous for it.