How were shakespears first play written?

Answer 1

By hand in ink because thats all they had

Answer 2

With a pen and paper, one is inclined to suppose. Novice playwrights often started, not by writing plays, but by writing scenes for plays by older, more established playwrights. Once they got good at writing scenes, they co-wrote the plays with the other dramatists, and so graduated to writing plays themselves. We have no record of who, if anyone, Shakespeare may have apprenticed with in this way, although some think that it might have been George Peele. Shakespeare is thought to have possibly contributed to Peele's Edward I, and Peele is thought to have possibly contributed to Titus Andronicus. People wonder whether the anonymous Edward III might have been by one or both of them.

Answer 3

Shakespeare's first plays were likely written with a combination of his own original ideas and inspiration drawn from existing stories, historical events, and popular themes of the time. He may have also collaborated with other writers for guidance and feedback. Shakespeare's writing process likely involved hand-writing drafts and revising them multiple times before the final script was completed.

Answer 4

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