This timeline represents the connection between Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Era. It shows the how Shakespeare becomes fully intertwined in the Elizabethan Era.
The start of the Elizabethan Era began when Queen Elizabeth I took the throne.
In 1567, the Red Lion was built. This was the first theater building in London.
The Spanish Armada sails towards England and is defeated.
Shakespeare writes his first play, Henry VI Part II.
The Bubonic Plague strikes London which forces all London theaters to close.
In this year, Shakespeare joined the acting and collaborating company, The Lord Chamberlain's Men.
In 1594, Queen Elizabeth I becomes a patron for the Lord Chamberlain's Men.
On this date, Globe Theatre was opened. (see more details)
In 1602, Shakespeare performs at the court for the Queen.
The end of the Elizabethan Era when Queen Elizabeth I was no longer holder of the throne.
Shakespeare's death occured on this date in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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