"Bird of Avon"

William Shakespeare (Born 23 April, 1564; died 23 April 1616) was an English poet and playwright. He is considered as one of the greatest literary writers of the English language and one of the leading dramatists in the world. He is also known as England's "National Poetry" and "Bird of Avon" (Aven's Catcher).His compositions include 38 plays, 154 sonnets, two long sculptures and a few other poems. Shakespeare wrote some of the writings jointly with other writers. His play has been translated into every major living and has been staged more than any other playwright.

Shakespeare's birth and growing Stamford On-Avenue At the age of eighteen, he married Annie Hathaway. Annie had three children in Shakespeare. They are Susan and two twins named Hamnet and Judith. Between 1585 and 1592, he achieved considerable fame in London as an actor and playwright. She was a co-owner of Lord Chamberlain's Man, a drama company. This company was later known as King's Men.
In 1613, he stepped down from the drama and returned to Stratford. Three years later, he died there. Documented information about Shakespeare's personal life is not particularly available. His works, sexual orientation, creed, even his play, his plays or others' writings have been studied and it has been a great deal.

Most of Shakespeare's familiar works were staged in between 1589 and 1613. His early works were largely a melodramatic and historical drama. In the latter part of the sixteenth century, these two streams were merged with artistry and nobility. Then he wrote several tragedies, mainly from 1608.
Some of his greatest writings in this section include Hamlet, King Lear and Macbeth. In the last episode of his life, he devoted himself to writing tragedy. These works are also known as romance. During this time, he worked in several plays jointly with other playwright.The standard and authenticity of the plays published in his lifetime were not the same everywhere. In 1623, two of his former comedians published the first folklore of Shakespeare's entire dramatic literature except for two plays.

In his time, Shakespeare was a respected poet and playwright. But after his death his fame got diminished. Finally, in the nineteenth century fame rose to fame. The romanticists were grateful to his writings. The Victorians worshiped him as usual; In the language of George Bernard Shaw, which was bardolatry.
In the twentieth century, efforts were made to revive his writings from various perspectives of research and drama presentation. Today his plays are very popular and multicultural. These plays are stereotype and inferred in various cultural and political context of various places around the world.