Most Read This Week In Shakespeare

[close] Anyone can join. you don't have to be studying it or anything. Just want friendly people who want to discuss Shakespeare in depth.

[close] This is a group for people interested in reading Shakespeare in 2020. The schedule is for one play a month, and there will be a discussion page for each book. You don't have to read all twelve plays to be a part of this group or join in the discussion, but you should be involved in some way during the year (or else what's the point?) Here's the schedule: January: Twelfth Night February: Romeo and Juliet March: Julius Caesar April: Hamlet May: Much Ado About Nothing June: A Midsummer's Night Dream July: The Tempest August: The Merchant of Venice September: Richard III October: Macbeth November: King Lear December: The Winter's Tale

[close] A reading group focusing on the major works of drama and the theater. We will read plays ranging from the Ancient Greeks such as Sophocles and Euripides to the glorious word realm of Shakespeare. Among many others we will encounter Molière, Ibsen, Strindberg and Chekhov and hopefully explore many modern creative and innovating works for the stage.

[close] If you are a loser then you are at the right place. Congrats. We read (no shit) cool stuff but that sadly doesn't help our loser status. If you like Taylor Swift, dragons, drinking water, reading with a hope of problem solving, and Queen (the band, but Rest in Peace Lizzie) I demand you to join the club, i do not care that you maybe don't want but do it anyway.