Sorry, but Shakespeare was a Protestant and Mozart was a Catholic, meaning one of them is in heaven receiving the never-ending glory of God's grace and the other """genius""" is boiling in a lake of feces or something. Also, there are countless unexceptional dullards up in heaven doing absolutely nothing other than basking in the light of Christ Our Lord, but because they got the "right" denomination they're fine.
SHAKESPEARE was even privately probably a cryptoCatholic (St.MARY behind His face on the FlowerPortrait, as Cath. frequently did during the persecution under Elisabeth I., when paintings of St.MARY were forbidden). In His works He was surely one - or do real protestants see - preaching/inDoctrination apart - all arts as anything else than pagan "superstition"/"sin"? For us Catholics it's the exact opposite: Even our mass must be defined as a drama!
