Thomas Kyd and William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare is the most famous name among the writers of Elizabethan England, but he is not the only one. Many playwrights have come from this age, and most of them are friends and accomplices of Shakespeare. Shakespeare and contemporary playwright, a friend of Cambridge, are trying to recognize the relationship between these names and Shakespeare. In this article I will explain several peer writers and their impact on Shakespeare and its success.

According to one theory, the main source of Shakespeare's source is the early drama - now lost - today is called Ur - Hamlet. Perhaps Ulhamlet, written by Thomas Kidd or William Shakespeare, exists in 1589 and will become a ghost. A Shakespeare company, a man of Chamberlain, may have run for a while purchasing the show, Shakespeare recreated the version. However, since the copy of Ur - Hamlet could not survive, it is impossible to compare that language and style with known artworks of presumptive writers. Therefore there is no direct evidence that Kidd wrote and there is no evidence that the play is not an early version of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The latter idea - to put Hamlet at a longer development period on a day earlier than the generally accepted day - got some support

In general, Shakespeare used the early drama based on this Northern Europe legendary Thomas Kid. The only information about this show is that it was performed in the London stage, what was tragedy, the character Hamlet, the ghost called Hamlet, Revenge. . As Hamlet's first recorded work was Chamberlain's person in 1600 or 1601, the script of Shakespeare could have been created in the beginning of 1600. According to modern literature, Hamlet became instantaneous, and the great Shakespeare actor Richard Belvich received critical criticism in the hero. The popularity of Hamlet grew steadily until the Puritan government closed the theater (1642 - 1660). Meanwhile, I played a role as a simple playlet of taverns, hotels, and other wonderful plays by British guardian Oliver Cromwell's hands.

A series of wonderful horrible dramas collided with the British stage. The first one is Traditional Thomas Kidd's tragedy of Spain (1585), then Christopher Marlow's Tamburlaine (1587), Fostus Dr. (1587), and William Shakespeare's Titus Andronix. (1594) Shakespeare's Hamlet (1600 years) and Macbeth (1605 years) are also morbid and small patients. The Cyril tournament's "Tragedy of the Avenger" (1607) and John Webster's "Duchess of Marche" (1613) are examples of the latter, and in 1730 Victor Hugo's Hernani was in front of the European Theater audience I drew an example of the last death.