Which Shakespeare play do you consider his finest and why?

Hamlet. I love this play. I believe his work has transcended time because this themes are universal and timeless.

The human struggle will always be with us, jealousies, hatred, deceit--none of those things are new, they have been around a long long time and Shakespeare addressed those issues in his work. He was well versed in the human struggle.

I agree, it has to be Hamlet. The play has so many layers.

My favorite (though maybe not considered his "best") is A Midsummer's Night's Dream. I studied this play in a "gifted" course in elementary school. Then I saw the play several times in college.

There's just something comforting about this play. I think it might be because I identify so much with Helena. Any way, it is the play I fell most in love with and still would rather read or see this play than almost any other play I can think of.

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