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It's about the gain and loss of power, and, in particular, the theme of divine right.
What are histories (or historic plays)?
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Playwright and actor
What were Shakespeare's jobs?
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Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar
What are the names of some of Shakespeare's plays?
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52 years old
How old was Shakespeare when he died?
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Skull
What was stolen from Shakespeare's tomb (or grave)?
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They involve lovers and they almost always have a happy ending.
What are comedies?
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There were no female actors.
Why did men play the roles of female characters?
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Holy Trinity Church
Where was Shakespeare buried?
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April 26
When was Shakespeare baptized?
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The Globe
What is the name of the theatre where Shakespeare worked as an actor and playwright?
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Medical schools
Where did grave robbers sell Shakespeare's skull?
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1616
When did Shakespeare die?
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Stratford-upon-Avon
What is the name of Shakespeare's hometown?
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The crow
What is Shakespeare's nickname?
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The theatre used animal blood, wires, and cannons.
What did the theatre use to make special effects?
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April 23
When is Shakespeare's birthday celebrated?
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4 girls and 3 boys
How many brothers and sisters (or siblings) did Shakespeare have?
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Anne Hathaway
What is the name of Shakespeare's wife?
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A protagonist must overcome external and internal obstacles. Often, the protagonist has a 'tragic flaw' that leads to his ultimate destruction.
What are tragedies?
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Over 400 movies
How many movies are based on Shakespeare's plays?
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