William Shakespeare Tank Tops

“Et tu, Brute?” – “You too, Brutus?” is what Shakespeare has Caesar say in the Tragedy of Julius Caesar.

William Shakespeare, Hamlet IV.ii.10

That is the question.

From Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale, comes this famous (or infamous) stage direction, indicating how the character, Antigonus met his untimely demise. No Bears were harmed in the making of this design. (Also available in black text/figures)

William Shakespeare Quote, Hamlet V.i.116

Stage Manager Actor Theatre Shirt - Shakespeare Hamlet Quote Funny tshirt & best break a leg gifts for the theatre Stage Manager for him or her. T Shirts say To Quote Hamlet "No". Awesome theater gifts for your Stage Manager Organizer. Theatrical Stage Manager appreciation thank you gift. Great for Christmas or birthday gifts for SM or ASM & broadway musical theater & Shakespeare fans. Goes with toolkit headset & handbook for men & women & Assistant Stage Manager theatre shirts.

Are you a lady that doth protest? Methinks you will love this design!

Trump The Fool Doth Think Himself Wise Anti-Trump Shakespeare As You Like It ... For other designs like this or something better, please visit my storefront collection!

To Don, or not to Don- oh, he means "to wear"! lol. William Shakespeare contemplating on a Red shirt. A startrek fan will get the joke. Funny Cute Victorian Shakespeare Trekkie Red Shirt Joke Poetry

KING HENRY V What treasure, uncle? EXETER Tennis-balls, my liege. KING HENRY V ....So get you hence in peace; and tell the Dauphin His jest will savour but of shallow wit, When thousands weep more than did laugh at it.

Great graduation gift. Let them know that the world is their oyster with this fun design.

This cool and funny shirt is inspired by those classic knitted winter holiday sweaters with raindeers, snowflakes, christmas treess, santa claus and snow. This is a perfect gift or present for the one you love.

Love is about passion, not calculation. It cannot be reckon'd.

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William Shakespeare gave us many turns of phrase in his life, but somehow this is one that people tend to forget. Join your friends on Shakesbeer in remembering the WORST of the Bard's canon, alongside the best!

A quick design.

Groundlings: Attendees (commoners) at the Globe Theatre who paid one penny to stand in the pit (the yard) to watch Shakespearean plays

BY REQUEST of several cast-mates of WHAT STREAMS MAY COME, the Shakespearean performance stream by Chaotic Tiefling ATL, comes a shirt simply stating, they like the Bawdy Lyfe, & not pretending to be better than they are.

Along the lines of "Naughty Varlet, comes "Malicious Knave"! This is the sort of epithets Billy Shakes' characters often sling at each other. This one, uttered during one of Iago's speeches in Othello.

Once more, Dame Fortune is frowned upon in a Shakespearean play - this time, The Merchant of Venice. Previously, Lady luck has been called a strumpet. Here, in a rather backhanded way, the clown - Launcelot Gobbo, thanks Dame Fortune (if she be a lady) for the luck in leaving his employer Shylock, for a new Master, Bassanio. (also available for light shirts)

Bardcore T-Shirt. William Shakespeare Punk Rock Shirt for drama, acting, writing, Shakespeare and Punk Rock fans everywhere. Original Bardcore Shirt Design featuring William Shakespeare in punk rock style artwork.

Groundlings: Attendees (commoners) at the Globe Theatre who paid one penny to stand in the pit (the yard) to watch Shakespearean plays

Once more, Dame Fortune is frowned upon in a Shakespearean play - this time, The Merchant of Venice. Previously, Lady luck has been called a strumpet. Here, in a rather backhanded way, the clown - Launcelot Gobbo, thanks Dame Fortune (if she be a lady) for the luck in leaving his employer Shylock, for a new Master, Bassanio. (also available for dark shirts)

Groundlings: Attendees (commoners) at the Globe Theatre who paid one penny to stand in the pit (the yard) to watch Shakespearean plays

William Shakespeare Quote, Hamlet IV.v.189

Forsooth! Art thou a fan of the Bard? Art thou Queer? Show thy Pride in both at once! By Gar, it's been said that there are numerous coded lines in a few of his plays (HEY, NONNY NONNY!), as has been commented on during the performances on What Streams May Come - the monthly live reading of Shakespearean works on the ChaoticTieflingATL Twitch channel - so why not celebrate it?

Ophelia Quote in Shakespeare's Hamlet

Forsooth is the kind of word that shows up SO MUCH in Shakespeare's plays, there ought to be a Drinking Game, But it's said SO MUCH, that a game might be too dangerous!

Groundlings: Attendees (commoners) at the Globe Theatre who paid one penny to stand in the pit (the yard) to watch Shakespearean plays

Hamlet Soliloquey To Be Or Not To Be ... For other designs like this or something better, please visit my storefront collection!

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Forsooth is the kind of word that shows up SO MUCH in Shakespeare's plays, there ought to be a Drinking Game, But it's said SO MUCH, that a game might be too dangerous!

In Hamlet: Act 2 Scene 2, Hamlet explains to Guildenstern & Rosencrantz (who are not yet dead) that Fortune is a strumpet (i.e. of easy virtue), as she'll love you one minute & bale on you for the next guy, just walking by.

Twelfth night

I used David Tennant's hand as a reference for this

Quote from Macbeth (William Shakespeare)