Romeo & Juliet | Teen Pregnancy boosts the Italian tourist industry. And the balcony construction industry. And the modern mafia |
A Midsummer’s Nights Dream | Homeless people on drugs. Has a man named bottom. He turns into an Ass. |
Macbeth | Warning: This play is unsuitable for minors as it glamorises knife crime. Contains the first Knock Knock joke. It isn’t very funny. |
Hamlet | Prince Harry in ten years time, complete with the unorthodox fashion sense. |
Julius Caesar | A towering indictment of antisemitism in a totalitarian regime. |
Cymbeline | Bloody Foreigners |
Taming of the Shrew | Bloody Women |
Comedy of Errors |
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Anthony and Cleopatra | Dance like an Egyptian. Just do it. |
The Tempest | Meteorology gone mad. |
Henry VI part 1 2 and 3 | Elizabethan Star Wars. Episodes 5,6 and 7 are now lost. Or the Wagner's Ring Cycle, depending on your educational background. |
Othello | ‘Is it becoz I iz black?’ Mostly. |
Two Gentlemen of Verona | See Julius Caesar. |
As You Like It | All the worlds a stage. And all the men and women merely players. But none of them know any of the other lines except that speech. Makes for a boring (if short) performance. Also, where does the audience sit? |
Loves Labours Lost | Ironically, this one is not lost, while Loves Labours Won is. If only that were as funny as it could be. |
King Lear | Proudly providing job opportunities for mad old men since 1605 |
Coriolanus | The bit next to the Coriorectum. Man I’m funny. |
Much Ado about Nothing | I’m rapidly running out of good material. Better pad it out with some bad puns. |
All’s well that ends well | Stuff it, I’m out of here. |
Well, that ends my first blog post. Leave a comment, or a summary of any other work. I'll post the best ones at a later date. Maybe.
Don't bother telling me how unfunny I am. I know.
Roman
2 comments:
You are twelve billion unfunny.
Get a real job. *throws tomatoes*.
oh, look what I've stumbled across!
Are you familiar with the works of Lonnie Donegan? A man the like of which the world has not seen for nigh on forty years? I suspect you could probably step into the wide gap he left in the entertainment industry. You'd have to get back into the habit of beginning all jokes with "I say, I say, I say" though. :)
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