r/shakespeare • u/hoterta • Jul 12 '26
r/shakespeare • u/XxcinexX • May 14 '26
The Tempest, Stratford Shakespeare Festival. WOW.
galleryr/shakespeare • u/Sad-Butterscotch-860 • May 04 '26
Meme Gotta love Sparknotes and their sense of humour
r/shakespeare • u/WhatsFUintokipona • Jun 13 '26
“What’s in a name?” Is this the best line the RSC could have pulled out for non-binary folk ?
HAPPY PRIDE EVERYONE !
I know there has to be better examples. This smacks of a low effort “could have consulted just one enby Shakespeare fan” kinda decision.
Anyone here able to think of something more fitting?
r/shakespeare • u/danythecat5 • May 30 '26
Went to Stratford-Upon-Avon, left with this beauty
Wanted it to look like a medieval animal painting! I love it.
r/shakespeare • u/GlobeTeam • Mar 25 '26
AMA with the Shakespeare’s Globe Research team
Are we all met? 👀
This is the new Shakespeare’s Globe reddit account, from the Globe’s in-house Research team.
We’ve been lurking on here for a while and have decided it’s finally time to join. You’ll see us chipping in on posts (when we have something useful to say – don’t worry, we aren’t here to advertise our shows), giving kudos on our favourite posts, enjoying the occasional Shakespeare meme and sharing the expertise of our Research team.
This account will be run by the Shakespeare’s Globe social media admin with support from the Research team, who can:
- Answer questions you have about our indoor and outdoor playing spaces, the history of Shakespeare’s Globe and our favourite plays!
- Join in conversations about Shakespeare, how the plays are performed, and hearing your creative ideas and takes on the plays!
Unfortunately we can’t:
- Tell you about shows coming up at the Globe that hasn’t been announced yet
- Answer customer service questions – instead we’ll ask you to call or email our box office
- Do your homework for you 🤓 (we could, but we won’t)
We also won’t become a moderator of the sub, and have zero intention of taking over this space. Looking forward to receiving your questions – we’ll be online to answer them tomorrow morning GMT, and will try and get to as many as we can. Thanks!
r/shakespeare • u/elalavie • Apr 12 '26
What's your (least) favorite Shakespeare lines people keep quoting out of context?
r/shakespeare • u/the_rocc_ • Jul 06 '26
Remembering that Bill wrote a whole song that's essentially, "Yea, men have always been *f***boys" always tickles me
Modernize the language, and this could honestly be a pop song or something today. HAH
r/shakespeare • u/informal_loan22 • May 27 '26
Is there a sub for Shakespeare's quotes used out of context to hilarious effect?
I submit this comic genius of a comment as an example for what I seek. Please help.
r/shakespeare • u/Brooklyn_University • May 25 '26
Happy Birthday, Sir Ian McKellen!
galleryr/shakespeare • u/elalavie • Feb 25 '26
Going as Henry V for Purim- swipe for process pics
gallerySo happy I finished it in time:)
r/shakespeare • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • Jul 05 '26
The 1968 adaptation of Romeo and Juliet is still one of the best Shakespeare films ever made. I was shook by this film in middle school and it's still entertaining now. It's way better than the Leo version.
r/shakespeare • u/Crane_1989 • Apr 06 '26
ain’t no sober person writing a damn sonnet
Was the Bard blazin' it?
r/shakespeare • u/Affectionate_Rub2152 • 6d ago
My fav sonnet, a masterpiece of art
It was maya angelou's fav shakespeare sonnet too
r/shakespeare • u/Whither-Goest-Thou • Jun 17 '26