Shakespeare Co-authors

Shakespeare plays believed to have been co-authored, or with contributions from other authors, include:

1. Thomas Middleton
• Timon of Athens (Brian Vickers, 2002)
• All's Well that Ends Well (Laurie Maguire, 2012)
• Macbeth (Gary Taylor, et al.)
2. Christopher Marlowe
• Henry VI, pt. 1 (Craig and Kinney, 2009)
• Henry VI, pt. 2 (Craig and Kinney, 2009)
3. John Fletcher
• Henry VIII (Brian Vickers, 2002)
• Two Noble Kinsmen (Brian Vickers, 2002)
4. Thomas Nashe
• Henry VI, pt. 1 (Brian Vickers, 2007)
5. George Peele
• Titus Andronicus (Brian Vickers, 2002)
6. George Wilkins
• Pericles (Brian Vickers, 2002)

Plays believed to have sections written by Shakespeare:

1. Sir Thomas More Hand D (Craig and Kinney, et al.)
2. Edward III Countess scenes (Craig and Kinney, and Brian Vickers)
3. Spanish Tragedy by Thomas Kyd; the 1602 additions (Craig and Kinney)
4. Arden of Faversham Quarrel scene (MacDonald P. Jackson)
5. Henry V by Christopher Marlowe; prose parts (Thomas Merriam)

This general overview on Shakespeare co-authorship has been drawn from a source to remain unnamed. Please confirm this information prior to use.