The Isabel's Theatre

With the reopening of the theatres 1594 Shakespeeare s'asocia to Lord Chamberlain's's company, which belonged cosi to the Queen, joined Lord Admiral's company. Byzantine and Julieta, the dream d'una noche'd summer, Ricard II, The merchant of Venice and L'amansamiento of the fury. The government only authorizes the infantile representations, but these they end up by having one or critic even more corrosive than that of the adults. Shakespeare criticizes this environment with one of the most extensive dramas that hewrites, Enric IV, a work led by the sarcastic and confident(carefree) Falstaff (a personage that Shakespeare will recover The happy ones married of Windsor later that the queen was saying to him that the buffoon in love wanted to see). Three works have as young determined protagonists who, to falta'd men sensats, adopt the boys' paper(role): Very much noise for nothing, To your taste and In The Night of Kings. 1597, bound by the owner of the area to leave "The Theatre", the men of Lord Chamberlain's company they meet forced to act in "The Curtain". The night of Christmas of 1598, d'escondido, s'emporten the wood of the theatre and her they move to l'otro band of the Thames, where they construct "The Globe". The translation that Thomas North had just done of Plutarco placing it in Rome.