Your favorite Shakespeare play poll.

I have not seen nor read  all 36 plays and only know about half of them. I have only seen or read 6 of the ten above. Some one should redo  them all for a cable channel but keep them in the original style and period as of course intended.

Now anyone want to get into the old argument/controversy about who Shakespeare was and did he really write all those plays alone..?

 

At one point, I really immersed myself in Shakespeare's drama, and (if I could be bothered) I would argue for a single author, as there is too much communality of style across the various plays for multiple authors to be involved.  Some of the minor ones, perhaps, but then again it may just be that we have early and unpolished versions of those.

 

But it doesn't seem worth the effort to make a big deal about it.

 

He either killed them personally, or, more likely, had them killed. They found their skeletons in 1674 during some remodeling in the Tower. Once they were imprisoned in the Tower, they died there. Much like Richard II never escaped incarceration by the usurper Henry IV.

 

If you grab the ultimate prize in a coup, you never leave anyone alive who might come back to take it from you.

But to pick one from the list - Macbeth  

That only applies to actors, who have acted or might possibly act in it.....innit? ;)

 

are you sure you want to risk it?