Six plays, seven scenes, twelve actors, and one weird director that probably couldn't stop talking about Shakespeare to save his life. This Shakespearean scene showcase results from a semester's worth of weekly rehearsals, nerdy text conversations, and a lot of plain and simple fun.

King Henry IV, Part 1 — Act I, Scene II

• References to sex work
• Refrerences to execution via hanging
• Sexual humor/innuendo

Coriolanus — Act IV, Scene V

• Suicidal ideation
• References to war and violence
• Sexual humor/innuendo

King John — Act III, Scene IV

• Referenced child death and child abduction/imprisonment
• Referenced suicide

Romeo and Juliet — Act I, Scene IV

• Depiction of a panic attack
• References to war and violence
• Reference to pregnancy/childbirth
• Sexual humor/innuendo

King Henry IV, Part 1 — Act II, Scene III

• Period-typical misogyny
• Non-malicious violence between partners
• References to war
• Sexual humor/innuendo

Twelfth Night — Act II, Scene V

• Implied homophobia
• Sexual humor/innuendo

As You Like It — Act III, Scene II

• Sexual humor/innuendo