Shakespeare's Bachelorette
by Lea Marshall
This is the Shakespeare/Dating show mash-up you’ve been waiting for!
Kate is looking for a date and her options are somewhat limited. Hamlet is pretty focused on his step-dad, Macbeth keeps trying to grab a dagger from above Kate’s head, and why does Iago keep giving her a handkerchief?
Oberon seems to think he’s going to win the show and it has nothing to do with that purple flower…
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Average Producer Rating: 5.0 out of 5
Recommended for High Schools and Middle Schools
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24 Characters
- 7 Males
- 7 Females
- 10 Any Gender
Please see the playwright’s notes in the script for details on gender and casting flexibility.
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KATE Female 56 lines
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PUCK Female 23 lines
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MACBETH Male 12 lines
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OBERON Male 11 lines
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OTHELLO Male 13 lines
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ROMEO Male 10 lines
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IAGO Male 6 lines
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HAMLET Male 11 lines
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CAESAR Male 9 lines
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TITANIA Female 3 lines
OPTIONAL CHARACTERS:
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STAGE MANAGER Any gender
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PORTIA Female 2 lines
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LADY MACBETH Female 1 line
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ARIEL Female 6 lines
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MIRANDA Female 5 lines
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WITCH ONE Any gender 3 lines
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WITCH TWO Any gender 3 lines
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WITCH THREE Any gender 3 lines
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QUINCE Any gender 5 lines
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SNUG Any gender 2 lines
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BOTTOM Any gender 4 lines
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SNOUT Any gender 2 lines
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STARVELING Any gender 2 lines
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FLUTE Any gender 2 lines
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