Life of Bill
William Shakespeare was born on the the 23rd day of this rainy month in 1564
April
Runny nose? Perhaps you "caught" one of these
Cold (catching a cold)
This "Shrew" was pursued for her hefty dowry.
Katherina (Kate)
The Renaissance
This famous playwright was a share holder in the globe, purchasing 12.5% of it.
Shakespeare's parents were named this. Very New Testament.
John and Mary
A heart of this precious metal is linked with pure character.
Gold (heart of gold)
The Taming of the Shrew consists of this many Acts, be sure to bring your popcorn!
5
This version of the Bible was officially approved during Shakespeare's lifetime, 4 years before his death!
King James Version
The Globe Theatre was located here
London, England
Shakespeare's wife share a name with this famous Princess Diary actress. That's showbiz!
Anne Hathaway
Mothers of teen boys weep as their groceries disappear because they have been "Eaten out of ______ and home."
House.
This leading man deprives Kate of food, fancy clothing, and sleep.
Petruchio
There were at least five major outbreaks of this deadly plague in London during Shakespeare's life.
Bubonic plague
The Globe Theater was destroyed by this element in 1613
Fire
Probably his most famous work, Shakespeare published a play about these two star crossed lovers in 1595
Romeo and Juliet
An embarrassed person is referred to as this type of stock
Laughingstock
Baptista has two daughters. The shrewish Kate and this softer maiden
Bianca
Elizabeth I
The first Globe was built by the company Shakespeare was in, called this.
Lord Chamberlain's Men
Susanna, Hamnet, and Judith are the names of whom?
Shakespeare's Children
While hard to believe, Shakespeare writes you can have too much of this thing
Good
This payment, such as property or money, paid by the bride's family to the groom was doubled when Katherina was "Tamed" by her new groom.
Dowry
During Shakespeare's life the founding of this first British colony, in North America, was founded. Pocahontas was there!
Jamestown
The Globe theater motto was "Totus mundus agit histrionem, meaning this in Latin
"All the world is a stage."