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Are there no stones in heaven But what serve for the thunder?
LAURENCE FISHBURNE as OTHELLO Othello (1995)
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How many Shakespeare plays have you read/seen?
Zero, only know his works from cultural osmosis
1-4, typical of what you would've read in school
5-10, burgeoning hobbyist numbers
11-15, still a hobbyist but more experienced, including lesser-known works
16-22, making your way downtown, walkin fast, faces pass and you're homebound
23-30, have read most of them by now, with some exceptions
31-36, could very feasibly finish the complete plays soon
37-40, have read the entire canon and perhaps apocrypha, like an obsessed person
I'm curious about people's levels of familiarity; I intend no judgment or elitism and it's absolutely fine not to be a completionist, btw. I didn't think I would've intended to have read them all at age 25; it just sort of happened that after I passed the halfway point in the middle of 2023, I came out of a reading slump and was motivated to finish. Fwiw I consider myself a hobbyist (I am not involved in academia or professional theater) but I realize that that label is usually attributed to people with less experience.
I also have always loved seeing other bloggers' Shakespeare polls where they put certain plays or characters up against each other, but I'm often left wondering if it's really a 'fair' fight all the time if you're putting up something like Hamlet or Twelfth Night against one of the more obscure works, like the Winter's Tale. It's not a grave affront to vote in those polls if you don't know every play, but I am curious about it.
Please reblog for exposure if you vote; I would appreciate it a lot. Also feel free to elaborate on your own Shakespeare journey in tags, comments, reblogs, because I love to hear about other people's personal relationships to literature.
what's your favourite Shakespeare play?
romeo and juliet 👩❤️👨
macbeth 👻
othello 🤧
hamlet 💀
a midsummer's night's dream 🧚♀️
julius caesar 🌩
the tempest ♟️
the taming of the shrew 🐁
twelfth night 🌙
henry v 👑
the merchant of venice 💍
other- say what
MORE PRECISE POLLS:
Comedies
Tragedies
Histories
Please say why you chose, I'm interested and please share for bigger sample
i miss them
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grabbed all of the ebook versions of the folger shakespeare library's annotated versions of shakespeare's plays (+sonnets and poems) and put them all in one place in case anyone is interested
Florence and the Machine are back, Six of Crows might be back, The Last Dinner Party are back, Wicked: For Good is coming out, Six of Crows might be back, I saw Hadestown (obc), I saw Hamilton, I’m about to see Lightning Thief, I’m going to see Othello, Six of Crows might be back, the Frankenstein movie is coming out, there’s a new Bea Fitzgerald book, I saw a great amateur production of MacBeth at an outdoor theatre, there’s a new RF Kuang book, there was a new Hunger Games book, Six of Crows might be back, there was a new Holly Jackson book, did I mention Six of Crows might be back??? Starting to feel like a pretty good year for my interests, huh
sometimes shakespeare asks huge, life-altering questions in his texts, like "can you be forgiven for the worst thing you have ever done to someone?" and sometimes the answer is "no. die about it"
