What, in your humble opinion, is the most underrated of Shakespeare's plays?
O T H E L L O
othello
Antony and Cleopatra
Macbeth.
Either Othello or Richard III
>>7790011
Richard III honestly
Margaret's curses, Clarence's dream, Richard's fake-ass Elliot Rodger complex... idr what else but i recall being extremely pleasantly surprised by the play overall
Honestly Hamlet is the only one that I truly, genuinely like a lot. I get that excited feeling reading it that I used to get reading Doctor Strange comics under my blankets at night. I self identify with Hamlet as a man so deeply, and through him I feel intimately connected with a distant past in a way that few other stories can match in terms of immersion and emotion.
He has other works that are certainly well made, but none of them reach this higher level of enjoyment for me
titus
>>7790048
Came here to post this.
>>7790130
It's a 7 act play about an androgynous breast that separated from its Roman patrician host in order to make it big on Broadway
What's not to love?
>>7790130
In my humble opinion it is the most underrated because most people I speak to about Shakespeare don't know it exists.
>>7789985
Pericles, Prince of Tyre
>>7790189
Titus Andronicus was the most popular play during Shakespeare's own time.
Where are you from? Maybe it's playing somewhere?
I love Troilus and Cressida
>>7789985
I would say "Much Ado About Nothing" but I'm so far removed from the world of critics I don't know if it's underrated or not - I just never see it talked about very much.
>>7790319
Anon, you are a shining star.
I thought once that Hayden Christensen would make a great Troilus.
Much Ado About Nothing
Richard II
