How did William shakespeare make his money?

Answer 1

Shakespeare for most of his life was a partner in a theatrical company and had a cut of the profit of the company. He helped the company make money by writing and acting in plays. He also got a share of the profits of two theatre buildings he had invested in. And as well he bought land and rented it out which made him good money.

Answer 2

One gets the feeling that Shakespeare, who had endured poverty in his youth, had a sharp feel for money. He made money out of acting, out of playwriting (not an easy thing to do), out of owning a share in a theatre and in an acting company, and from publishing poetry. He then took that money and loaned it out--we have records of him suing to recover bad loans.

Answer 3

He was not content to be an actor-for-wages. He invested in the theatrical company he worked with, then in the theatres they owned, and also in real estate both in London and Stratford. William learned a sense of business from his father and was always a good businessman. As it happened, his skills as an actor and writer made his business enterprises even more profitable.

Answer 4

he made his money by performing plays and also writing scripts

Answer 5

Shakespeare wrote plays and had a royal patron.

Answer 6

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