A very broad audience. The outdoor public theatres attracted people from the lower and middle classes, and the theatre companies were often called upon to perform the same plays in private performances for the aristocracy and royalty. The plays therefore needed to have something for everyone, because nearly everyone went to see them. Dirty jokes and action scenes pleased the groundlings (who Hamlet, ever a snob, said liked only "inexplicable dumb-shows and noise"), the romances pleased the bourgeois and the wit and intellectual points pleased the nobility and royalty.
As Shakespeare's career went on, the theatre companies focussed more on the indoor theatres, which had smaller audiences but bigger ticket prices. Taking the groundlings out of the equation meant that playwrights started writing more for the upper and middle class clientele, and less for the groundlings.
Poetry and plays.
He did not write any haiku, limericks or how-to instruction books.
Iambic pentameter is the type of poetic meter that is commonly associated with William Shakespeare.
William Shakespeare did not write novels, as the form was not fully developed during his time in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. His works primarily consisted of plays and poetry, including sonnets and narrative poems. Additionally, Shakespeare did not write essays or non-fiction prose, focusing instead on dramatic and poetic forms to convey his themes and characters.
Shakespeare wrote about every possible type of character.
Ones that gave students nightmares
a good one
Shakespeare created every conceivable type of character. You name it, he created it.
He did not write any haiku or limericks.
proses are a type of sayings.
romeo and juilet
A dirge is a type of poem, or piece of music.