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Page 1: William Shakespeare Man or Magician? The Man 1564 - 1616

William Shakespeare

Man or Magician?

Page 2: William Shakespeare Man or Magician? The Man 1564 - 1616

The Man

1564 - 1616

Page 3: William Shakespeare Man or Magician? The Man 1564 - 1616

An Authentic Image?

• Existed in one Canadian family for 12 generations.

• Painted during his lifetime.

• Only 3 authentic images of Shakespeare in the world.

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The Beginnings of Shakespeare

April 23rd, 1564

Stratford-Upon-Avon

Childhood Grammar School

Marriage

Anne Hathaway

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Shakespeare’s Career

London

The Lord Chamberlain

’s Men

The Globe Theatre

Page 6: William Shakespeare Man or Magician? The Man 1564 - 1616

Shakespeare’s Fame•38 plays in 25 years

•Gained the admiration of Queen Elizabeth

•Devoted audiences and theatre company

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“What A Piece of Work is Man”

William Shakespeare returned to Stratford in 1610, although he still continued to write.

He died on his birthday: April 23rd, 1616

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Shakespeare’s Gravestone

Good friend for Jesus sake, forbeareTo digg the dust enclosed heare;

Blessed be the man who spares these stonesAnd curst be he who moves my bones

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Shakespeare’s Continuity

Recent Play and Movie

Posters

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The Magician

Poetry and Language

Humanity

Characters

•Appeal to everyone •Easy to identify with•Sympathetic

•Inventive•Playful•Power of the catch phrase

•Understanding•Motivation•Possibility

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Reflections

“And since you know you cannot see yourself

So well as by reflection; I, your glass,

Will modestly discover to yourself

That of yourself which you yet know not of.”

(Julius Caesar)

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