None of them.

They all never interested me.

I see the last poster has the IQ of a door knob...


I picked Romeo and Juliet (it wasn't until after I submitted it I realised I could pick up to three - silly me), so I would have also picked Hamlet.

I studied R&J back in school, comparing Shakespeare's orignal play to Baz Luhrman's modern day adaptation, so R&J has since become a favourite of mine. Hamlet was also another play that I studied (and 'acted') for drama class. This was years ago, but is still one of my favourites.

No Macbeth?

No Othello?

Boo. Boo, I say.



~Nachty, playing Bottom in Midsummer right now~

Nachty: Ooh, Bottom must be a fun part to play. How's your production handling the costuming?

Captain: is that where "Bowdlerize" comes from? I should check it out...

I get to teach my *very own class* in early modern lit next year, so I'm planning out my syllabus. I think for Shakespeare I'll do Richard II and As You Like It, because I'm going to do a nature and environment theme. Maybe Macbeth, too. Nature and the supernatural, by the pricking of my thumbs!