William Shakespeare (absolved April 26, 1564 – kicked the bucket April 23, 1616) was an English artist and dramatist broadly viewed as the best essayist of the English dialect, and also one of the best in Western writing, and the world's pre-famous producer. He expounded on thirty-eight plays and 154 pieces, and also an assortment of different sonnets. As of now a famous author in his own lifetime, Shakespeare's notoriety turned out to be progressively celebrated after his demise and his work applauded by various noticeable social figures as the centuries progressed. Also, Shakespeare is the most cited essayist in the writing and history of the English-talking world. He is regularly thought to be England's national artist and is once in a while alluded to as the "Troubadour of Avon" (or basically "The Bard") or the "Swan of Avon".
Shakespeare is accepted to have delivered the majority of his work somewhere around 1586 and 1616, in spite of the fact that the correct dates and sequence of the plays credited to him are frequently indeterminate. He is considered as a part of the not very many dramatists who have exceeded expectations in both catastrophe and parody, and his plays consolidate well known interest with complex characterisation, wonderful loftiness and philosophical profundity.
Shakespeare's works have been converted into each significant living dialect, and his plays are ceaselessly played out all around the globe. What's more, numerous citations and neologisms from his plays have gone into ordinary use in English and different dialects. Throughout the years, many individuals have guessed about Shakespeare's life, bringing up issues about his sexuality, religious connection, and the origin of his works.