By 1592 was established in London and his play Henry VI was gaining recognition. But little is known of Shakespeare’s activities in the seven years between 1585-1592.
The mystery of Shakespeare’s “lost years” is much debated and there is a possibility that he may well have visited Yorkshire.
This talk explores Shakespeare’s early life and his intriguing connections with Yorkshire, including an intriguing case in 1609 when a performance of a Shakespearean play resulted in gentry in Nidderdale being imprisoned for treason!
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