What Work of Shakespeare's Did You Read For School?

When I studied for my BA, I read several of Shakespeare's plays, including 'Romeo and Juliet,' 'Hamlet' and 'The Tempest.' My dissertation was on the cultural differences between old and new Shakespeare productions on screen, for which I studied 'Henry V,' 'Othello' and 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.' If you find studying the scripts difficult, try watching films, or better still, go to the theatre and see a live production. It makes it so much easier to understand when you see an actor interpreting the script. If you like 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' read Angela Carter's 'Wise Children,' for a very different take on the play. It's about twin sisters who were the children of a famous Shakespearian actor who worked on a 1930's Hollywood production of the play, and it offers some great insights, as well as being a very entertaining read.

I read Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juiliet and Twelfth Night. Twelfth Night was my O level text. I enjoyed all of them and have seen them all on stage. I have also seen the Romeo and Juliet ballet. Prokofiev's music is wonderful.

I think I have read almost every play and poem by shakespeare. I read a lot of them in college and high school, but I also read them for pleasure. I know I am weird.

during my schooling i read Shakespears play such as Macbeth,Tempest,Twelfth night,Julius ceasar,Taming of the shrew,Hamlet and King Lear.out of his works my favourite one is Twelfth night a romantic comedy where Viola the main lead of the story disguise herself as a boy and Olivia falls in love later she realises and the ending is good.

I'm wondering if you went to my high school? Those are the same works and order that we read as well. I also took a Shakespear course in college and the only two I really remember reading off the top of my head right now is Hamlet, and King Lear. I enjoyed Julius Ceasar and Macbeth in high school. I had an excellent teacher who made learning to enjoy it painless. My best memory was one day for Julius Ceasar, we dressed up and had a toga party in class with sparkling grape juice, fruit, bread and cheese. We ate, drank and read the play, it was a blast.

In high school I read Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and A Missummer's Night Dream, I also read the Tempest on my own. In college I have read most of his works, there's a few history plays I haven't read yet, and a comedy or two. Though I also have taken three different Shakespeare classes.

I read the same ones in high school in the same order. In eighth grade we also read As You Like It. It got me started liking Shakespeare. I have read almost every play. I even have a book of his complete works. I love Shakespeare and read his stuff for fun (my friends call me a dork).

Hamlet was the only work of Shakespeare that I had read and studied. i was part of our Communications 101 when i was in my 1st year in college. we need to act the scene that was assigned on us, i can't remember what was the scene cause it was ages ago since then.

I read Macbeth and As You like It for my tenth grade English course. We might have read some sonnets, too. I really liked As You Like It.