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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...

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 ...

Orsino—Duke of Illyria—is wooing Olivia, a lady who is in mourning of her death brother and doesn’t want to meet any man. Meanwhile, Viol...

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 being touched by a Greek tragedy on last March, this month we ought to read a Shakespearean comedy for Let’s Read Plays . The Tam...

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

The Merchant of Venice was the second comedy I have read from Shakespeare’s plays. After successively read two tragedies, it’s quite ...

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

“ Beware the ides of March .” If only Julius Caesar had believed in this prophecy, Shakespeare might have never written this tragedy…...

Terus terang, baru kali aku mencoba membaca karya drama William Shakespeare. Dan menuruti anjuran beberapa teman, aku akhirnya memilih mem...