r/shakespeare • u/stirringmotion • 14h ago
do you read, listen to audio/watch plays, or perform shakespeare?
is performing it for yourself gaining the highest reward?
r/shakespeare • u/stirringmotion • 14h ago
is performing it for yourself gaining the highest reward?
r/shakespeare • u/Obvious-Aerie-4107 • 22h ago
Cowardly manipulation and cannon fodder
r/shakespeare • u/Ok-Tale-3493 • 13h ago
r/shakespeare • u/stirringmotion • 14h ago
i've heard of people doing such, and perhaps you have too, and i was wondering what was gained from it?
r/shakespeare • u/Best_Association_378 • 1h ago
I have a couple:
The wind and the rain motif is an enduring cycle which represents the cynical nature of life I.e there comes periods of disorder (the rain) with periods of renewal (clear skies) which ultimately allows for folly without consequence.
Illyria is really just a high school.