
Places, please — the house lights are going down.
All the Bard’s greatest scenes, waiting in the wings.
A Tudor playhouse — packed galleries, a bowing actor and racks of costumes — with 24 tiny doors hidden on costume racks, the gallery, sconces and the backdrop. Behind each is a famous Shakespeare scene, drawn by hand. Name the play. Open them in any order, at your own pace.
- Act IFind a door hidden in the playhouse.
- Act IIOpen it — a famous scene awaits.
- Act IIIName the play (and the moment, if you can).
- FinaleCheck all 24 on the sealed answer sheet.
A full house
Drama teachers, theatre dates, students mid-revision — anyone who has ever argued about which play that line was from.
Coined by the Bard?
Shakespeare is the first person known to have written down hundreds of English words. But not every “Shakespearean” word is his. For each word: did he coin it, or is it older?
Four words. Your verdicts, good gentles.
Every play needs a cast
One for you, one for the drama-club friend, one for the book club — then see who names the most plays. Every extra copy costs a little less.
Your season programme
Same hidden-door game, a different world behind every one. Book the ones you want into your season.
The stage is set. Find the doors.
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