Not even your high school English teacher knew Shakespeare could be this uproariously clever.

A laugh-out-loud mash-up party game for everyone, whether you love Shakespeare&rsquos works, or loathe them. Dealt from a deck of 400 answer cards, complete modern musings such as, &ldquoJust tell the judge to &hellip.&rdquo with phrases pulled directly from the Bard himself. Your sense of humor paired with Shakespeare&rsquos quick wit will prove (with refreshing hilarity) just how winsome his words remain in the twenty-first century.

Ideally suited to 4 players or more, ages 12 and up.

For fans of William Shakespeare and classic literature, and for fans of anything but.

Sample prompt/response scenarios:

It&rsquos always darkest before:

• the purity and whiteness of my sheets.
• a saint-like sorrow. 
• golden quoifs and stomachers.
• the winter of our discontent.

Leave me alone, you: 

• poor, base, rascally, cheating lack-linen mate. 
• lump of foul deformity. 
• beast with two backs.
• little jewel.