What is his greatest play?
What is his greatest play?
John Wood
Ryder Lopez
Orthello, because it’s about a black nigga
Aiden Perez
Macbeth, unarguably
Elijah Bell
Henry IV part one, arguably
Aiden Wilson
Hamlet
But my favorite is Lear
Isaiah Foster
Hamle or Lear. The latter one is more developed thematically.
Christopher Bell
Comedy - Love's Labour's Lost
History - Henry IV, part 1
Tragedy - Hamlet
Romance - The Tempest
>Personal Favorite - King Lear
Jordan Ross
This this this this this
Leo Powell
Antony & Cleopatra, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth
Henry Lopez
Antony and Cleopatra
Wyatt Lewis
The only right answer, forever.
Jacob Sullivan
Othello is pretty overrated. King Lear is the best.
Hunter Anderson
this
James Turner
Richard II
Carter White
Hamlet, but my favourite is Othello.
Aaron Howard
I haven't read everything of his but my personal ranking (partially based on personal taste)
>Macbeth
>King Lear
>Hamlet
>Julius Caesar
>Richard II
>Antony and Cleopatra
Connor Morris
>my favourite is Othello
You're a niggerlovin' bong, aren't you? lmao
Henry Reyes
Othello should've been a comedy imo. It's hilarious.
Mason Wilson
Maybe he's just a big fan of Iago.
Bentley Morris
The Merchant of Venice
Dominic Powell
I read this on my own outside of school and I can't remember a single thing that happened in it.
I think it was about a guy in debt.
Wyatt Roberts
>Moors are jet black
fuck off
Liam Butler
I don't recall anything funny about it
Landon Foster
lmao pay attention to it, fag.
Elijah Allen
these threads are always the same.
what are the reasons for your selections?
Dominic Ortiz
Hamlet, but I am not sure.
Jackson Taylor
The tempest and Arrested Development
John Adams
His body of work is the greatest play, because all the world is its stage. We reproduce in our daily life so many ideas, phrases and motifs attributable to the bard, that it seems almost impossible to shake him.
Elijah Jenkins
The one we’re that dude shags tha bitch
Nathan Miller
Macbeth or Anthony and Cleopatra, there are obvious issues with Hamlet, Lear, and Othello which prevent them being his greatest despite being incresible works.
Ian Edwards
I'm this guy: Love's Labour - I love the wordplay and the uneasy ending that isn't so neat and tidy.
Henry IV - Fallstaff is my favorite character in all literature.
Hamlet - The play that made me fall in love with Shakespeare. My favorite play to teach. It's like a fun and complicated puzzle.
Tempest - I get that this is a biased (and arguably superficial) reading of it, but I often feel like it's the closest we have to a text that reveals Shakespeare's personal thoughts and feelings.
King Lear - Just absolutely devastating and raw. It's amazing to me that Shakespeare was able to write other plays after this one, as I can only imagine that it must have been a drain to write and stage.
Evan Perez
What is his worst stop?
Luke Cooper
Timon of athens
Carson James
why. explain.
Cameron Stewart
Coriolanus
It is the best balance of characters, prose, and story
Adam Martinez
The Tempest
Caliban is a bitch
Samuel Martin
that's unfair
Sebastian Smith
FULL FATHOM FIVE
THY
FATHER
LIES
Dominic Wright
It's The Winter's Tale
Jordan Miller
The Tempest.