Guess the William Shakespeare Play

It is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare at the starting of the 17th century portraying the Prince's revenge against his uncle. It is also the longest play written by Shakespeare.

A 16th-century play written by William Shakespeare that we remember for its dramatic scenes in which the character named Shylock plays the antagonist.

It is a Shakespearean comedy written at the end of the 16th century that takes place in Athens with subplots that revolve around the marriage of Theseus and Hippolyta.

Addressing both tragic and comical themes, this play by Shakespeare takes place on a remote island and one of the characters in the play is Ariel who is an aerial spirit.

It was among Shakespeare's most popular plays during his lifetime under tragic romances, known for its famous balcony scene.

A 1600s romantic comedy by Shakespeare centering around the twins separated in a shipwreck. Viola the female lead is one of Shakespeare's cross-dressed heroine.

The most powerful play about racism ever written, this work of Shakespeare is renowned for the portrayal of the human emotion of Jealousy. There have also been a handful of film adaptations of this play.

One of the four Tragedy themed plays of Shakespeare and also his shortest one. The play's chaos, darkness, and conflicts are primarily motivated by witchcraft and evil.

This play is Shakespeare's one of the biggest crowd-pleasers set in Messina port on the island of Sicily. Its main theme being comedy the play revolves around gossip, rumor, and overhearing.

Written based on the real events of Roman History, it is one of Shakespeare's most appreciated works with the famous dialogue "Et Tu, Brute (And you, Brutus?)".