Shakespeare's Works

Dates are conjectural

Comedies:

• "The Comedy of Errors," 1592-93
• "The Taming of the Shrew," 1593-94
• "The Two Gentlemen of Verona," 1594-95
• "Love's Labour's Lost," 1594-95
• "Midsummer Night's Dream," 1595-96
• "The Merchant of Venice," 1596-97
• "Much Ado About Nothing," 1598-99
• "As You Like It," 1599-1600
• "The Merry Wives of Windsor," 1600-01
• "Twelfth Night," 1601-02
• "Troilus and Cressida," 1601-02
• "All's Well That Ends Well," 1602-03
• "Measure for Measure," 1604-05
• "The Two Noble Kinsmen," 1612-13

  Histories:

• "Henry VI," 1589-92
• "Richard III," 1592-93
• "Richard II," 1595-96
• "King John," 1596-97
• "Henry IV," 1597-98
• "Henry V," 1598-99
• "Henry VIII," 1612-13

  Tragedies:

• "Titus Andronicus," 1593-94
• "Romeo and Juliet," 1594-95
• "Julius Caesar," 1599-1600
• "Hamlet," 1600-01
• "Othello," 1604-05
• "King Lear," 1605-06
• "Macbeth," 1605-06
• "Antony and Cleopatra," 1606-07
• "Coriolanus," 1607-08
• "Timon of Athens," 1607-08

  Romance:

• "Pericles," 1608-09
• "Cymbeline," 1609-10
• "The Winter's Tale," 1610-11
• "The Tempest," 1611-12

  Poems:

• "Venus and Adonis," 1593
• "The Rape of Lucrece," 1594
• "The Phoenix and the Turtle," 1601
• Sonnets, published 1609

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