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For me, Greek plays always have their own charms. Compared to Renaissance’s or any modern plays, I find Greek’s is more intense in emotio...

Once in your lifetime, there would be a moment when everything seems smooth and feels right, that you know you are producing something bi...

Frankly speaking, I was a bit disappointed with Macbeth. It turned out not as intense as I have expected. I have read somewhere that Macb...

“ If Shakespeare had died at the age Marlowe died, there would have been no question that Marlowe was the leading figure in English Renai...

After reading Agamemnon , I was sure that Greek plays should be better enjoyed as performance than as book. I have read Sophocles’ Oedi...

After delving into plays for a year last year, I thought another Shakespeare would have been enough for me this year. However, this parti...

After reading Hamlet, I can officially announce that tragedy is my most favorite theme when it comes to plays. The story is more intense ...

There are so many plays I had wanted to read for this last freebie month of Let’s Read Plays ; but at the end I picked George Bernard Sha...

Richard III is the first Shakespeare historical themed play I‘ve ever read, and I can say now that I prefer politics-with-tragedy theme m...

Let’s Read Play ’s theme for this month is tragedy, and I have picked one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies of all time: Romeo and ...

After having to skip last month theme for Let’s Read Plays , I have been looking forward to read a Greek play. It’s been few years since...

This is the third tragedy I read from Shakespeare; but unlike the previous two ( Julius Caesar and Antony & Cleopatra ), I did not ...

This is my second Shakespearean tragedy after Julius Caesar, and while we are still entertained with wars—though not as flourish as Juli...