Shakespeare In London: Becoming An Actor And Playwrite

The transcript details William Shakespeare's early struggles and rise in the theater world, starting as a horse caretaker and becoming a renowned playwright. It also covers the challenges faced by Philip Henslowe due to the plague and the success of Shakespeare's 'Henry VI'. The decline of Robert Greene, a fellow playwright, is highlighted, along with his resentment towards Shakespeare, culminating in a letter attacking him. The Southwark riot's impact on theaters and actors is discussed, as well as the posthumous publication of Greene's attack on Shakespeare.

What were the consequences of the riot in Southwark for the actors?

What was the nature of Greene's attack on Shakespeare?

How did the public react to Greene's letter after his death?