What Shakespearean play would you like to see the show do

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The Merchant of Venice

Merchant of venice. For obvious reasons

>>28367383
The return of the king

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>>28367383
You mean Marlowe, right.

>>28367383
>Shakespeare
Bitch please. The Fall of the House of Usher by Poe would make a great adaption.

>>28367472
Who?

>>28367383
Macbeth. Complete with regicide and other, non-royal murders.

>>28367383
Much Ado About Nothing.

>>28367383
This and nothing else.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqmfrqAVeK0

>>28367543
>He doesn't know Christopher Marlowe

>>28367559
No, I don't. Should I?

>>28367383
Hamlet

>which Lovecraft short story would you like to see adapted?
I would like to see them do an adaptation of The Color out of Space. That would be dope

>>28367383
None. Shakespeare is shit, his stories are boring. Sat through enough of that drivel in highschool.

Romeo and Juliet.
>They have to use Rarity and Dash due to time constraints.

>>28367383
Hate a lot of Shakespeare, guy was too full of his writing a lot of the time,. However, I do like some of his works and appreciate them. Hamlet is a favorite of mine.

I think Twilight Sparkle in the role of Hamlet would be fucking great. I can easily imagine having the whole thing done in the style of the first Hearth's Warming episode as a play.

However, Hasbro would realistically choose Romeo and Juliet, because no one has taste.

>>28367383
The Tragedyof Hamlet

>>28367383
Titus Andronicus
or Twelfth Night

>>28369185
>Titus Andronicus.
>Arguably one of the worst plays by Shakespear.

Anyways, I would see a Merchant of Venice or a Much Ado About Nothing adaptation. that, or Falstaff.

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Merchant of Venice with (((griffons))) would be nice.

>>28367383
The one with all the dick jokes where people die for stupid reasons.

>>28370604
but that's EVERY Shakespeare play

>>28367383
King Lear, it's the best. But I think Chaucer would be far more interesting.

>Everyone says Merchant of Venice

Typical. Anyway, probably Richard III mostly for the horse pun or Troilus and Cressida if they want to have something to challenge them.

>>28368062
Hi Beans.

>>28367602
I would like to see "The Beast in the Cave" adapted with that Yak Yakistan yeti. It's simple and easy to follow, along with providing a sense of "smallness" to the ponies.

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>>28370648

Any besides Romeo & Juliet