Shakespeare anyone?

[thartley]

I thought this might be a good link to provide.  I'm fighting my way thru MacBeth at present and came across this site.  His works are separated by Comedy, History, and Tragedy.  You can display the works by Acts/Scenes or you can display the entire work on one page view.

http://shakespeare.mit.edu/works.html

[elcangry3512]

This is nice. I've already read Romeo and Juliet, and Henry V.

Is this in full or mainly fragments?

[DaniNole]

I love MacBeth, that's my favorite one. Hamlet comes in close second.

[Sean]

I'm partial to Baz Luhrmann's Romeo & Juliet, I remember I was in maybe 7th or 8th grade when it came out and I fell asleep at the theater, but I've since grown quite fond of it.  It's also fun to see how Leonardo DiCaprio has grown as an actor when you compare it to Blood Diamond, which was very good film.

[ZeroG]

Ten Things I hate about you is the modern day "Taming of the Shrew". I really liked the story, and then I was told it was Shakespeare. Stars a young Heath Ledger girls. 

[thartley]

This is nice. I've already read Romeo and Juliet, and Henry V.

Is this in full or mainly fragments?

From what I could see, it was full text.  Very cool. 

[Ginafish]

I've always been partial to Midsummer's Night Dream myself. I'll usually take a romantic comedy over tragic drama anyway.

[M3R1IN]

I like much ado about nothing

[oberst]

I have to teach Shakespeare and I have to say my favourite plays are Othello and Hamlet. If you ever want to study one of the greatest characters ever invented read Othello and spend your life trying to analyse Iago.