This was very funny, even if no one in the audience brought up Juliets age *cackles* she's actually not able to consent. It'd be interesting to see King Lear, and be nice to Edmund. Please?

I loved the accents you gave them! Hope you write one for Othello - it's my favourite ;-). I could just see Iago as Woody Allen and Desdemona as Buffy the Vampire Slayer (goodness knows why or how...)

This was so, so funny, even though I have never read shakespeare. You just made it sound more interesting! _ I didn't understand what kind of accent Egeus had, though, even though you wrote it descriptively. [Maybe 'cause I don't hear much of it?]

Hey, that's really creative. :: applauds :: I liked it very much.

that was awesome...innovative and original! if you don't mind my asking, where did you come up with the idea? i hope you follow it up with further "shows".

Ha ha! The Shakespeare stories are just ripe for something like this, with all the dysfunctionality. I love how you didn't just stick with Romeo and Juliet but explored some of the other plays as well. Good job!

Very, very funny. Like that you didn't use just Romeo and Juliet, but I think having Oberon and Puck as guests would have made it perfect.

This was well done ;; Very amusing. The next chapter will be great, too, I bet!

Marcutcio, isn't spelled? My dad did that play last spring and I read the script. Justa-curios. other than that, I like. If thou didist another, prehaps thou could incorpoate (luv that word!) Rosalind and Orlando, from As You Like It.