The Upstart Crow: Shakespeare's Theatre Innovations

This chapter examines Shakespeare's reputation as an upstart craftsman in the evolving theatre industry, drawing parallels with Bob Dylan's creative methods. It emphasizes the collaborative nature of Shakespeare's work and the transient character of theater, culminating in a reflection on the continuous cycle of artistic expression.

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