Shakespeare

Which English poet and playwright, famous around the world for writing more than thirty plays, helped define the English language by coining 1,500 words and is known for the phrase, "To be or not to be, that is the question"?

“To be, or not to be?” asks the main character in which Shakespeare play, written in 1600 and his most famous work?

Which Shakespeare play, often simply called “the Scottish play” by superstitious actors, features witches, a lust for power, and a devious wife wracked with guilt for telling her husband to commit murder?

The star-crossed lovers in which Shakespeare play were the basis for the 1960s hit musical West Side Story?

Which Shakespeare play about racism, set in Venice, also features one of his greatest villains, the jealous and devious Iago?

Which comedy from 1593 about a fiery woman named Kate, was modernized in the 1999 movie 10 Things I Hate About You?

Which magical comedy, written in 1595, starred a group of fairies who try to solve the romantic problems of people lost in the woods?

Which Shakespeare comedy, written in 1599, features romantic cross-dressing, twins, and a shipwreck?