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By the way, this route no longer features A Streetcar Named Desire. They replaced it with a Jitney Named Ennui. New Jersey Transit.

Little ship of horrors

Hamlet

"It took forever but that's the last of them. We'll try for the works of George Bernard Shaw next."

Shepherd and eurydice

Thought for today: "All the world's a stage." - Shakespeare. And boy, are there a lot of drama critics.

Herman Mankiewicz

"Aristophanes explains comedy"

Reading my Critics

If time travel was invented in 1600 in England. I'm a fan of the bard. Let's see if he wants to take a journey through time. Globe Theater. Sounds fun! Let's go to 2020. It's a nice round number. Zazzz! Poof! That's weird. How did they know he was coming? And why does he need to leave this place? Apparently you can't be here, William. The sign says "No Shakespeare in the park this summer."

Honoré de Balzac

'Hamlet'

1599: Shakespeare's Agent knew what the public wanted

"They've remained remarkably faithful to the text."

German Expressionist Breakfast

Theatre Masks and Butts

William Shakespeare sitting at a desk

Shakespeare was bisexual

William Shakespeare a.k.a. Francis Bacon, Earl of Essex....

The ghosts of Christmas yet to come.

'How's everyone doing tonight - that is the question.'

"Same story every morning - 'Can you come and fix our windmill?'..."

Men: Hating chick flicks since 1623.

'There's no art to the mind's construction on Facebook, Macbeth.'

Theatre Crowd

"Just when you're about to lose faith in humanity, you see Shakespeare in the Park."

'I asked Will if he wrote it. He said he wasn't sure.'

'It's some more story ideas from Francis Bacon.'

When Shakespeare gets up early, on the wrong side of the bed of a stranger, and in a clown suit... Later that same day, he will commence work on 'The Comedy of Errors.'"

To read or not to read?

Comedy and tragedy masks

Overshadowed by the Tony's: Broadway's Lesser Known Awards

Shakespeare places his works in 'To Be' or 'Not To Be'.

"My God!! - Those actors must all be really old by now...!"

Shakespeare's Lost Play: The Taming of the Pooch.