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Have read 21 out of 37 plays 17 months ago
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kennethjameswiseWatching/reading the BBC productions of Shakespeare
If one watches the BBC productions of Shakespeare with the captioning on, one is actually reading Shakespeare since those TV adaptations faithfully follow Shakespeare to the letter. So far I have watched All’s Well that Ends Well, Antony and Cleopatra and As You Like It, reading the captions the whole time. 19 months ago
GosudarThe Plays
..1.. The Comedy of Errors
..2.. The Taming of the Shrew
..3.. The Two Gentlemen of Verona
..4.. Henry VI
..5.. King John
..6.. Richard III
..7.. Titus Andronicus
..8.. Romeo and Juliet
..9.. Julius Caesar
10.. Love’s Labour’s Lost
11.. A Midsummer Night’s Dream
12.. The Merchant of Venice
13.. Much Ado About Nothing
14.. As You Like It
15.. Twelfth Night
16.. Richard II
17.. Henry IV
18.. The Merry Wives of Windsor
19.. Henry V
20.. Troilus and Cressida
21.. All’s Well That Ends Well
22.. Measure for Measure
23.. Hamlet
24.. Othello
25.. King Lear
26.. Macbeth
27.. Antony and Cleopatra
28.. Coriolanus
29.. Timon of Athens
30.. Pericles
31.. Cymbeline
32.. The Winter’s Tale
33.. The Tempest
34.. Henry VIII
35.. The Two Noble Kinsmen21 months ago
Caralen HaymansUntitled
I started this at the beginning of the year. So far I’ve read 17 of them. I’m currently working on Measure for Measure and King Henry VI Part 2. I have enjoyed all of them. I’ve found that the more I read them the less of a problem I have with the language. It’s also interesting finding out where many common expressions that are currently in use come from! :) 22 months ago
