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1 Hamlet 96x
2 Macbeth 77x
3 Othello 70x
4 King Lear 66x
5 Romeo and Juliet 61x
6 The Tempest 55x
7 Richard III 53x
8 Julius Caesar 47x
9 A Midsummer Night's Dream 47x
10 The Taming of the Shrew 45x
11 The Merchant of Venice 40x
12 Cleopatra 33x
13 Iago 32x
14 Juliet 29x
15 Romeo 28x
16 Twelfth Night 27x
17 The Merry Wives of Windsor 24x
18 Much Ado About Nothing 24x
19 Sir John Falstaff 24x
20 Troilus and Cressida 24x
21 Lady Macbeth 23x
22 As You Like It 21x
23 Titus Andronicus 20x
24 Ophelia 20x
25 Henry V 20x
26 Prospero 18x
27 Portia 17x
28 The Two Gentlemen of Verona 17x
29 Shylock 15x
30 Petruchio 15x
31 Desdemona 15x
32 Brutus 14x
33 Antony and Cleopatra 14x
34 Verona 13x
35 The Comedy of Errors 12x
36 The Winter's Tale 12x
37 Puck 11x
38 Gertrude 10x
39 Cordelia 10x
40 Timon of Athens 9x
41 Polonius 9x
42 Love's Labour's Lost 9x
43 Henry VIII 9x
44 Cressida 8x
45 All's Well That Ends Well 8x
46 Marc Antony 8x
47 Pericles 7x
48 Macduff 7x
49 Horatio 7x
50 Caliban 7x

Sample Clues

I included a Norwegian guy in this play & dubbed Osric "a fantastic fop"; the ending is a whit of a bummer
Hamlet
Their 1st exit line is "Fair is foul, & foul is fair: Hover through the fog & filthy air"
Macbeth
I have a line in this 1604 tragedy: "Loved not wisely but too well"... dost thou think it over the top?
Othello
A 1994 royal Disney film with serious uncle/nephew issues becomes a royal tragedy with serious daddy/ daughter issues
King Lear
John Dryden & his brother-in-law revised this tragedy so everybody (well, not Tybalt) lives happily ever after
Romeo and Juliet
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