Elsinore. A platform before the Castle.
'Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.'
Hero And Lysander
That's probably wrong, but hey It's late
Much ado about nothing...
(Hero & Claudio)
I, Claudius
It's a enogh nice story, but I'm afraid that I haven't seen it produced or read it.
But give me the really violent evil women anyday. Give me Medea! Give me Clytemnestra! Anybody who's willing kill their children for the sake of revenge or their husbands for the sake of power is good in my books.
That said, i love the old greek tragedies but don't get that much time to read at the moment ( sob) . At least, not fiction.
OH, "Much ado about nothing"
Sorry, it's really really late
i choose "LINGUISTICS"
Ahem . . . has there been a Response in there?
The Merry Wives of Windsor
(Always found that title perplexing--everytime i've gone to Canada by driving through Detroit, all i've seen in Windsor are strip joints and Cuban cigar stores--precious little for wives to be Merry about . . . )
(Those damn wives would probably enjoy strip-joints and Cuban cigar stores... I do dislike that play...)
Merry Men
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Written, directed and produced by Mel Brooks
(I read it about 45 years ago, when far too young to appreciate its worth, if any.)
Sterility (overly tight pants).
( I don't know if embryology could ever be interesting
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Ah, Setanta; it was written quickly to please Elizabeth the First: a play about the Plebians. It's one, long Tudor genitals-joke...
. Did you like H&L?