What is the evidence of Shakespeare's rise to eminence in London's theater world?

Answer 1

1. Being satirized by the critic Greene in Greene's Groatsworth of Wit in 1592.

2. John Manningham wrote in his diary a dirty joke that was making the rounds in 1602 about Shakespeare and Burbage.

3. Francis Meres mentions him with other playwrights of note in his Palladis Tamia (1598)

4. Up to 1598 or so, all of Shakespeare's plays were published anonymously, but thereafter all had his name on the title page, indicating that it was more marketable if people knew it was Shakespeare.

Answer 2

Many people regard William Shakespeare as a skilled writer who had the ability to write great characters and stories that are interesting to everyone. People loved his work and continued to share his work with others.

Answer 3

Shakespeare is a pioneer of theatre as he developed it so much. He also lead the way of theatre.

Answer 4

The short answer is he worked hard and was good at his job.