1. r
romeo j
juliet
introduction

2. stratford-upon-avon
William Shakespeare lived from and made his home in the town of Stratford-upon-Avon in England.
It is a beautiful town on a river with a very artistic and rustic feel about the place.

3. william shakespeare

4. stratford-upon-avon

5. stratford-upon-avon

6. his house

7. holy trinity church

8. his grave

9. the globe theatre
The Globe Theatre was built in London, England, in It was owned by Shakespeare’s acting company, The Lord Chamberlain’s Men.
Many of Shakespeare’s plays were originally performed here, all the way until the Puritans ordered the Globe to close its doors in 1642.

10. the globe theatre

11. the globe theatre

12. the globe theatre

13. the globe theatre
The Apron
Stage
The Pit

14. facts Groundlings – All the people who paid a penny to
stand in the pit
Hazelnuts – the popcorn of choice at plays during
Shakespeare’s time

15. Globe-Theater, Schwäbisch Hall, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
In process of being built

16. 38 Plays 154 Sonnets 2 Long Narrative Poems Several Other Poems
his work
38 Plays
154 Sonnets
2 Long Narrative Poems
Several Other Poems

17. famous sayings Knock knock…who’s there? The world’s my oyster.
Green-eyed Monster
All’s well that ends well.
A spotless reputation
As luck would have it
A method to my madness
Breathed his last
For goodness sake
Refused to budge an inch
Good riddance
Every dog will have his day.
Have seen better days
Elbow room
Kill all the lawyers.
Eating me out of house and home
Too much of a good thing
The devil incarnate
A wild goose chase
Put your best foot forward.
Wearing your heart on your sleeve
Breaking the ice.

18. famous sayings It was Greek to me. What’s done is done.
A foregone conclusion
Own flesh and blood
Coming full circle
Seen better days
Heart of gold
As obvious as the nose on your face
In a pickle
The long and short of it
Kill with kindness
Set my teeth on edge
Laughing stock
There’s no such thing.
Love is blind
A sorry sight
Melted into thin air
Send someone packing
Couldn’t sleep a wink
To thine own self be true.
Out of the jaws of death
What the dickens?

19. words he first wrote alligator freezing puking advertising gloomy
puppy-dog
anchovy
impartial
restoration
assassination
lackluster
roadway
bedroom
leaky
satisfying
bump
leapfrog
savagery
cold-blooded
luggage
schoolboy
deafening
manager
silliness
disgraceful
moonbeam
vulnerable
eyeball
new-fangled
watchdog
fortune-teller
perplex
worn out

20. r
romeo j
juliet
introduction