Macbeth. Ok. I would tend to agree with others and say Midsummer Night's Dream and Macbeth are the easiest (for a history I would choose Henry IV, part I).

But William Shakespeare left behind nearly forty plays, including his collaborations with John Fletcher and others, and it would be disingenuous to claim that they all have equal ‘classic’ status among the Bard’s work. 8. One of these is a nice, but brief, introduction to the play; another is a look at Shakespeare's life and time, his theater, and the publication of his plays. What we’ve compiled here, then, is less a definitive list of ‘best Shakespeare plays’ and …

(By: William Shakespeare ) This play is a remarkable one, shorter to read and the story is well centralized around its main character. Top 10 Shakespeare Plays No doubt every Shakespeare fan has his or her own short list of the Bard's greatest works.

I've only read a small number of Shakespeare's plays so far, but I've found that Macbeth and Much Ado About Nothing were the easiest for me to read. I'm still not quite the biggest fan of Macbeth, and that's probably because I'm not a huge fan of tragedies in general, but I went through it pretty quickly.

Do this after you’ve read the play on your own.

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Many students of English literature dread studying Shakespeare. by Jeff Somers / ... Macbeth is one of the easiest plays to relate to the modern sensibility, as its themes of power, guilt, and manipulation are unfortunately evergreen—as we fully expect Nesbø to demonstrate. Any suggestions of the easiest or your favorite Shakespeare plays? I am in eighth grade and I always score high school/college level on reading examinations, but I still want to start out with an easy-ish one. 4. Richard III. 9.

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Julius Caesar.

If you have finished reading one of Shakespeare's more popular plays, there is a very good chance it has been produced into a film.

How to Study Shakespeare Five steps to success reading a Shakespeare play. 49 comments on " Every Play By Shakespeare, Ranked And Graded " 1.

I'm still not quite the biggest fan of Macbeth, and that's probably because I'm not a huge fan of tragedies in general, but I went through it pretty quickly. Richard II. 7. The tragedy revolves around a kingdom and the determination of the main character to get that that kingdom.

There are also a wide variety of Shakespeare’s plays on audiobook …

Every Shakespeare play is a classic, of course.