By Mehgan Casilla

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By Mehgan Casilla
William Shakespeare
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Shakespeare's works
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Tragedies
25. By the pricking of my thumbs,Something
wicked this way comes.--MacBeth, IV1

•    Tragedy (like epic ) depicts serious
  incidents in which protagonists undergo a change
  from happiness to suffering, often involving the
  death of others as well as the main characters,
  and resulting from both the protagonists' actions
  and the inescapable limits of the human
  condition.

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• . A systematic, written account of events,
  particularly of those affecting a nation,
  institution, science, or art, and usually
  connected with a philosophical explanation of
  their causes a true story, as distinguished from
  a romance -- distinguished also from annals,
  which relate simply the facts and events of each
  year, in strict chronological order from
  biography, which is the record of an individual's
  life and from memoir, which is history composed
  from personal experience, observation, and
  memory.

Histories
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Comedies

• A dramatic composition, or representation of a
  bright and amusing character, based upon the
  foibles of individuals, the manners of society,
  or the ludicrous events or accidents of life a
  play in which mirth predominates and the
  termination of the plot is happy -- opposed to
  tragedy.

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The Globe

• The original Globe opened in 1599. It burned
  down in 1613 and was immediately rebuilt. It was
  closed by the Puritans in 1642.
• Now, 200 yards from its original site, after
  almost 400 years, the Globe Theatre has been
  opened to the public again the rebuilt playhouse
  was officially inaugurated by Her Majesty the
  Queen on Thursday 12 June 1997, its Opening
  Season ran from 29 May to 21 September 1997, and
  every summer it now offers performances of plays
  by Shakespeare and his contemporaries on the type
  of stage they were written for, many of them in
  authentic clothing.