about 1614
Shakespeare's last comedy is believed to be The Two Noble Kinsmen. It is believed to have been written sometime in 1613.
The play is actually called, The Two Noble Kinsmen. It was co-authored by Shakespeare and John Fletcher. It is believed to have been written between 1613 and 1614, and was published in 1634.
John Fletcher
The last play written by William Shakespeare is 'The Two Noble Kinsmen', from 1613, and it's based on a story from Geoffrey Chaucer and is defined as a Jacobean tragedy.
The Tempest is widely considered to be the last survivingplay written by William Shakespeare alone, and was performed by the King's Men in November 1611.Shakespeare also collaborated on at least two plays after this time with a man called John Fletcher; All is True (Henry VIII) (c.1613) and The Two Noble Kinsmen (1613-14). There is evidence to suggest they also wrote Cardenio but this script does not survive.As with so much of Shakespeare's life and works there is much that is not known. It is possible that the widely accepted chronology of his plays is not correct and possibly that there were other plays of which no record survives.ADDED: There is also some evidence that Shakespeare contributed to yet another play, Double Falsehood but that is contested.
it was written in 1613 with fletcher who contributed a lot
Shakespeare's last comedy is believed to be The Two Noble Kinsmen. It is believed to have been written sometime in 1613.
I suppose children have Kinsmen, and so does the Two Noble Kinsmen.
John Fletcher
The Two Noble Kinsmen (written with John Fletcher)Cardenio (written with John Fletcher and also the "lost play")
Shakespeare's last few plays were The Two Noble Kinsmen, Henry VIII and Cardenio, which is now lost. These were written with John Fletcher.
Shakespeare's last few plays were The Two Noble Kinsmen, Henry VIII and Cardenio, which is now lost. These were written with John Fletcher.
Shakespeare wrote 37 plays (38 if you count The Two Noble Kinsmen).
The play is actually called, The Two Noble Kinsmen. It was co-authored by Shakespeare and John Fletcher. It is believed to have been written between 1613 and 1614, and was published in 1634.
Henry VIII, Cardenio and The Two Noble Kinsmen. The last two (and maybe the first) were co-written with John Fletcher.
John Fletcher
"The Knight's Tale" by Chaucer