Why Did William Shakespeare Write Plays?for Entertainment Or An In Depth Meaning?

William Shakespeare was a gifted writer. It was something he did because he liked doing it and was good at. He started off with tending to horses in a theater in London and from there he moved up to the spot of a stage actor. However, he soon realized that he had the potential of a playwright and that's when he started to pen down his own plays and would act in them as well. His plays gained popularity fast and as the audiences started thronging the theaters, he penned down more and more plays to cater to the increasing demand for his plays. It was not only what he liked doing and did best but also his livelihood. However, every writer writes to convey a certain message to the readers or audience and Shakespeare was no different. His plays are inherent with great depth of meaning and morals despite the fact that he never completed his schooling.

William wrote plays because he enjoyed it. While he was acting he relized he has the potencial to write really good plays. When the first one got so famouse he decided to write more and more

    Formerly, he wrote for profit!  He was not a good actor, and so turned to writing plays, other than performing in them, for his living.

    His classical education, was to prove crucial in his writing as he easily portrayed all the classical Greek and Roman characters in his plays with equal brevity.

  Shakespeares, moves effortlessly through early, to more finer written, eventually ending at precise, clinical expressive work, each play bringing prehaps a new slant into it from the previous one, making him the one playwright, out of all the ones in London, ( at one time estimated at more than three hundred), that the majority of London's theatregoers would prefer to go and watch.

A teacher saw he had potential then introduced him to plays and poems. That's when he started writing the plays.

William loved writing so he though he would write plays and the first one got so famous he started to write more at the end he wrote 36 plays.

Depth meaning, Shakespeare wrote play's because he enjoy's it he had a passion for every 37 play's he wrote.

He wrote plays cause he was good at it in love with his job. It maybe he was writing them to take his mind of te real world drowning into his pure depth of imagination