Saw it at Stratford last night. A good play, by no means my favourite Shakespeare, but fun nonetheless.

There's no such thing as bad Shakespeare......

Titus Andronicus?

I've only seen the film and it was amazing!!!!

You would love it though Bimbo...the whole human pie etc. No doubt it appeals to your crazy morbid side

oh, you're so sensitive.....I thought nobody had noticed....heheheh.....yes, I do like teh gore and teh bloodshed......you should try to see the film by Julie Taymor......

In the Vincent Price Comedy-Horror movie THEATRE OF BLOOD, he plays a homicidal Shakespearean actor revenging himself on all the critics who have ever given him bad notices by murdering them in the manner of various grisly Shakespearean stage deaths.

Robert Morley gets his pet poodles served up to him in a pie.

I'm not too savvy with my tragedies. I've only ever seen Macbeth and RoRo & J. I've seen zillions of comedies though. Twelfth Night being my all time favourite Shakespeare. I've also seen Merchant of Venice, not sure what that's classed as.

How many have you read?

Midsummer Nights Dream, Merchant of Venice, Twelfth Night, Macbeth, RoRo & J. One for each year of secondary school. I actually got my essay on Shylock published in our school's arts magazine (a big deal when you're only a second year and since it's only published once a year) I'm currently reading Hamlet as we start studying in in September. I do love Shakespeare, but I get so so so much more joy out of seeing the plays than reading them.

I must admit I preferred reading them......

I'm gong to see Jude Law as Hamlet soon. I'm looking forward to it, though not as much as seeing Streetcar named Desire in the same place.

I used to love teh theatre when I was younger in London.....I nearly fell over teh balcony watching Copenhagen, but I can't remember it very well.....it's so nice to be able to name-drop about plays you've seen.....makes you seem swell.....