The exact date of the birth of William Shakespeare has not been preserved. It is believed that he was born in Stratford-upon-Avon in April 1564. His childhood passed in a large and wealthy family; he was the third child among seven brothers and sisters. At the age of 20, Shakespeare leaves his hometown, moving to London. There, his life is not easy –to earn money, he is forced to agree to any work in a theater. In 1603, his plays appeared on the stage of the theater and Shakespeare became a co-owner of the troupe.
The first book of the writer was published in 1594; it brought him success, money, and recognition. Despite this achievement, he continues to work in the theater. Shakespeare’s literary work can be divided into four periods – at an early stage, he creates comedies and poems; later, romantic works take place. The most profound philosophical books appear in the third period of his work. During these years, Shakespeare created the plays Hamlet, Othello, and King Lear. The latest art of the master is characterized by a refined syllable and elegant poetic craftsmanship.