The Development of Shakespeare as a Playwright

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Focusing on Shakespeare's evolution as a playwright, this essay explores his innovative use of language and themes, which appealed to diverse audiences, from commoners to aristocrats. It traces his career from his early acting days in 1592 to his major works like Henry V and The Merchant of Venice, analyzing his unique narrative style and character development. While acknowledging the vastness of his oeuvre, the essay specifically examines the mentioned plays to illustrate key aspects of his artistic growth and influence in Elizabethan theater.