Shakespeare was a popular actor, poet and playwright in his own time, which included "Tudor times" (up to 1603). There are several contemporary references to him as an actor, all complimentary if not enthusiastic. The references to him as a writer are more enthusiastically positive, especially Francis Meres's Palladis Tamia. Passages from Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis show up in other writers' plays more than once, as a kind of homage. The clincher to show how popular Shakespeare was is that booksellers started to put his name on plays he hadn't written so they would sell better. As for Shakespeare's personal life, nobody seems to have been interested in it--it did not form a part of what they thought of him.
People in Tudor times generally viewed Shakespeare as a talented playwright and poet. Although opinions may have varied, many recognized his skill in crafting stories and language. Shakespeare was well-respected in his time and his works were popular among the elite and the general public.
This site is not well-adapted to show you things. Google Image Tudor People and you will get a nice selection of people from the 16th century, during which Shakespeare spent most of his life.
uh shakespeare, duh-Isn't that why you put it into the "william shakespeare" category?
Tudor times came after the Middle Ages, which were extremely religious.
was there any black people in tudor times?
Shakespeare's stories were set in many periods from ancient Athens to just before they were written in Tudor times.
personally i think its an orange but it could be a pech
your fat
didn't they get there head chopped off i am not too sure but i think that was one of the punishments
i don't know really i think orange
No the Tudors were dirty people.
The meat that Tudor people would eat is peackock,swan and lamb
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