Which is the last play of shakespeare?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

It depends whether you count collaborations. At the end of his career, Shakespeare was breaking in the new house playwright for the King's Men, John Fletcher. He and Fletcher collaborated on a number of plays, among which are believed to be Pericles, Henry VIII, and Cardenio. The Two Noble Kinsmen is probably the last play Shakespeare had a hand in, and was credited explicitly to both Shakespeare and Fletcher.

Most everyone agrees that the last play Shakespeare wrote entirely on his own was The Tempest.

Answer 3

The last play that Shakespeare wrote entirely on his own without any collaboration is thought to have been The Tempest. His last play altogether may have been the collaboration The Two Noble Kinsmen or the lost play Cardenio.

Answer 4

We cannot know exactly, but a good guess is the play the Two Noble Kinsmen, which he co-wrote with John Fletcher. It is usually accepted that The Tempest was the last play he wrote entirely on his own.

Answer 5

The Two Noble Kinsmen, Henry VIII, The Winter's Tale, The Tempest and Cardenio

Answer 6

It could be "Henry VIII" or "The Two Noble Kinsmen" or "Cardenio" which is now lost. All of these late plays were written with John Fletcher.

Answer 7

The Tempest