And here are five different ones....

1. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.
2. Othello
3. The Comedy of Errors
4. Julius Caesar
5. Much Ado About Nothing

It is the worst offense for a writer. Writers have only their words and their imagination to make a living. It's intangible, which is perhaps why it seems like not such a bad thing. To take those words and pass them off as original is stealing. It is stealing the livelihood of the writer. … Read more

There is a belief that your fate was written in the stars.

To be star-crossed, means to be ill-fated, unlucky, not favoured by the stars.

If Romeo and Juliet are star-cross'd lovers their love affair has no hope. They are fated to come to a bad end, which is exactly what … Read more

They're names are Athos, Porthos, and Aramis. Here's the wiki link on the book.

A Shakespeare play at the Globe theatre during Shakespeare's time. What were they really like? How would they compare to how they are presented today? There is suggestion that the 'groundlings' who stood make the experience something as a mosh pit at a wrestling match - is that true? I just wonder about the personna … Read more