Here are a few important resources to help you on your way:
Shakespeare - PR 2750 – PR 3112
PR2752 – PR 2755 – Modern editions of the plays. (N.B. the Main Library shelves these with criticism)
PR 2801 – PR 2839 – Criticism of individual plays in alphabetical order, All’s Well That Ends Well – The Winter’s Tale
PR 2894 – Biographies of Shakespeare
PR 2981 – PR 2985 – Criticism of plays by genre: Comedies, Late plays, Histories, Tragedies, Groups of plays
PR 2987 – Teaching Shakespeare, Shakespeare in education
PR 3071 – Textual criticism, editing Shakespeare
PR 3091 – Shakespeare in performance, general works
PR 3093 – Shakespeare on film and television
PR 3095 – Shakespeare in performance in the Elizabethan period
PR 3100 – Shakespeare in performance, modern
PR 3105 – PR 3109 – Shakespeare in performance in specific countries (PR 3105 is USA)
Other Renaissance dramatists
PR 2411 – PR 2749 – Anonymous works and authors A – S
PR 3135 – PR 3195 – Authors S – Z
General criticism of Renaissance drama – PR 651 (general) and PR 658 (alphabetical by topic)
General criticism of Renaissance literature (includes prose and poetry) – PR 421 (general) and PR 428 (alphabetical by topic)
Drama - PN
PN 2061 – PN 2071 – acting: method acting, movement, speech etc.
PN 2575 – PN 2599 – history of British theatre
PN 2589 – PN 2590 – Renaissance theatre: boy actors, Lord Chamberlain’s Men etc.
PN 2596 – theatre in specific towns: PN 2596.L7 – London, PN 2596.S7 – Stratford
PN 2598 – biographies of British actors