Top Best Shakespeare Plays of all Times

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About Deloss Brown Deloss Brown taught Shakespearean acting at The Juilliard School for 11 years and taught Shakespeare for Writers in the Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing of New York University for 24 years.

Top Best Shakespeare Plays of all Times William Shakespeare is also the world's greatest dramatist, and his contributions in the English language are unparalleled in history. He is also known as the national poet, and his work consists of 154 sonnets, 39 plays, many poems, and verses. His plays have been translated into many different languages and performed in various places all over the world.

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Hamlet Romeo and Juliet Macbeth Julius Caesar Much Ado About Nothing

Hamlet This is considered to be the most significant play of Shakespeare. In this play, you will come across the character Hamlet, the prince of Denmark, who is grieved by his father's demise.

Romeo and Juliet All of us in our lives must have read this romantic classic 'Romeo and Juliet.' Shakespeare has probably become the most famous after creating this masterpiece.

Macbeth Some of the author's most exceptional writings are featured in yet another classic called Macbeth. Macbeth is a piece of drama that narrates the journey and the rise and fall of a soldier.

Julius Caesar This play revolves around the life of Roman senator Marcus Brutus and how he got involved in Roman emperor Julius Caesar’s assassination.

Much Ado About Nothing Shakespeare's best-loved comedy is Much Ado About Nothing. From the stylish point of view, it is considered as the most exciting play.

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