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Cover
Front Matter
Title Page
Publisher Information
Dedication
Shakespeare
Quotes
Introduction: Who was Shakespeare, anyway?
Shakespeare myth no. 1
CHAPTER ONE: Stratford days
Shakespeare myth no. 2
A worthy townsman
Shakespeare myth no. 3
England in 1564
Will goes to school
A first taste of the stage
The companies
Out into the world
Brothers and sisters
The family man
Shakespeare myth no. 4
CHAPTER TWO: The lost years
Catholic and Protestant
CHAPTER THREE: Settling in
Shakespeare’s London
The Theatre
Getting started
Dating Shakespeare’s plays: an inexhaustible scholarly pastime
The plays in brief: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, c.1589–1590
Top of the bill no. 1: Will Kempe
Heroines in disguise
Getting a toe in the stage door
The plays in brief: The Taming of the Shrew, c.1590
The plays in brief: Henry VI Parts I, II and III, 1590–1592
The upstart crow
Revenge, revenge!
The plays in brief: Titus Andronicus, c.1593
The plays in brief: The Comedy of Errors, 1591–1594
The plays in brief: Richard III, 1592-1593
CHAPTER FOUR: Getting into his stride
From hired man to sharer
Shakespeare’s rivals
The plays in brief: Love’s Labour’s Lost, 1594–1595
Will’s way with words
Shakespeare myth no. 5
The plays in brief: Romeo and Juliet, 1595–1596
Top of the bill no. 2: William Shakespeare
The plays in brief: Richard II, 1594–1595
The plays in brief: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 1595–1596
Shakespeare myth no. 6
A hope lost
The plays in brief: King John, 1595–1597
The plays in brief: The Merchant of Venice, 1596–1597
More disappointed hope
A house fit for a gentleman
The plays in brief: Henry IV Parts I and II, 1596, 1598
The plays in brief: The Merry Wives of Windsor, 1597–1598
Some Shakespearean insults
CHAPTER FIVE: At The Globe
Apparel
An afternoon at The Globe
The plays in brief: Julius Caesar, 1599
Why do Shakespeare’s characters talk in verse?
The plays in brief: Much Ado about Nothing, 1598–1599
The plays in brief: As You Like It, 1599–1600
The plays in brief: Twelfth Night, 1601–1602
CHAPTER SIX: The great tragedies
Tragedy and comedy
The plays in brief: Hamlet, c. 1600
Soliloquy
Shakespeare, director
The plays in brief: Othello, c.1603-1604
The plays in brief: King Lear, 1605-1606
Top of the bill no. 3: Richard Burbage
From Tudor to Stuart
The plays in brief: Macbeth, c.1606
The Scottish play
The plays in brief: Antony and Cleopatra, 1606–1607
CHAPTER SEVEN: The problem plays
A brush with treason
Neither one thing nor the other?
The plays in brief: Troilus and Cressida, 1601–1602
The plays in brief: Measure for Measure, 1603–1604
Shakespeare myth no. 7: Shakespeare couldn’t spell
The plays in brief: All’s Well that Ends Well, 1604–1605
The plays in brief: Timon of Athens, 1605–1608
CHAPTER EIGHT: The King’s Men
Under new management
Quite an evening
By royal command
The plays in brief: Pericles, Prince of Tyre, 1607–1608
The plays in brief: Coriolanus, 1608–1609
The sonnets: Shakespeare’s great conundrum
The plays in brief: The Winter’s Tale, 1609–1611
The plays in brief: Cymbeline, 1610–1611
The plays in brief: The Tempest, 1610–1611
Shakespeare myth no. 8
Too late!
CHAPTER NINE: After Shakespeare
Gone missing: the plays that fell through the net
Times change
Setting Shakespeare straight
Bardolatry
Anti-Stratfordians
A new Globe
A Shakespeare quiz
Shakespeare Timeline
Glossary
End matter
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