View Poll Results: With great power comes great responsibility
Othello, The Moore of Venice
2
10.00%
Julius Caesar
1
5.00%
The Winter's Tale
0
0%
King John
0
0%
Much Ado About Nothing
0
0%
Antony and Cleopatra
0
0%
A Midsummer Night's Dream
1
5.00%
King Lear
1
5.00%
As You Like It
0
0%
The Taming of the Shrew
0
0%
Merchant of Venice
0
0%
Twelfth Night
0
0%
Hamlet
2
10.00%
Macbeth
3
15.00%
King John
0
0%
Richard II
2
10.00%
Henry IV Part 1
0
0%
Henry IV Part 2
0
0%
Henry V
2
10.00%
Henry VI Part 1
0
0%
Henry VI Part 2
0
0%
Henry VI Part 3
0
0%
Richard III
3
15.00%
Henry VIII
0
0%
Romeo and Juliet
3
15.00%
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Favorite Shakespeare play
04-29-13, 04:52 PM
#4
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Favorite Shakespeare play
Picked King Lear.
05-05-13, 02:07 AM
#11
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Re: Favorite Shakespeare play
R&J
Probably because I've taught it for 13 years and still haven't grown tired of it. Easily the most accessible of WS's plays.
Hamlet a close second.
Probably because I've taught it for 13 years and still haven't grown tired of it. Easily the most accessible of WS's plays.
Hamlet a close second.
05-05-13, 02:12 AM
#12
Re: Favorite Shakespeare play
Yeah R&J is probably the most well known to those who dont even know Shakespeare as evidenced by this list.
http://listverse.com/2008/07/10/top-...espeare-plays/
http://listverse.com/2008/07/10/top-...espeare-plays/
05-12-13, 09:03 PM
#14
DVD Talk Hero
Re: Favorite Shakespeare play
There are several others I might have chosen -- Henry V, Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, or The Tempest -- but I went with Richard III.
"Was ever a woman in this humor woo'd?" Love it.
"Was ever a woman in this humor woo'd?" Love it.
06-04-13, 02:03 PM
#18
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Favorite Shakespeare play
My answer would have been one of the useless ones, yet you arbitrarily included The Winter's Tale. As Shakespeare himself would have said: "Dafuq?"
