Shakespeare really was a man for all occasions, and Halloween is no exception. From witches, potions and haunted castles to severed hands, tongues cut from mouths and loved ones driven to suicidal insanity, Shakespeare’s plays have all the elements needed for the ultimate spooky Halloween event. We’ve scoured the web for the best Shakespeare Halloween images, and here they are:
 Shakespeare: Land of the dead
This is a rather natty poster featuring Shakespeare with a decomposing face, to promote a play at the Oddfellows Playhouse  about the outbreak of a plague in 1599.
 Zombie Shakespeare t-shirt
Take Shakespeare the zombie out and about with you with this Shakespeare zombie tshirt, showing a side of Shakespeare we never knew existed! “Alas poor Yorick I ate his brains”. Gory stuff!
 The three witches spell
The witches spell is an all time spooky classic, and sets the Halloween scene perfectly: “A dark Cave. In the middle, a Caldron boiling. Thunder. Enter the three Witches.” You know the rest!
 The Shakespeare pumpkin
It wouldn’t be a Shakespeare Halloween blog piece without a pumpkin. The Pumpkin Lady website has loads of great pumpkin carving patterns, including this one that doesn’t do too bad of a job of representing the visage of the world’s finest writers on a large orange vegetable.
What’s your take on spooky Shakespeare? Got a favorite scary Shakespeare quote or character? Share in the comment section below.
Shakespeare really was a man for all occasions, and Halloween is no exception. From witches, potions and haunted castles to severed hands, tongues cut from mouths and loved ones driven to suicidal insanity, Shakespeare’s plays have all the elements needed for the ultimate spooky Halloween event. We’ve scoured the web for the best Shakespeare Halloween images, and here they are:
Shakespeare: Land of the dead
This is a rather natty poster featuring Shakespeare with a decomposing face, to promote a play at the Oddfellows Playhouse  about the outbreak of a plague in 1599.
Â
Zombie Shakespeare t-shirt
Take Shakespeare the zombie out and about with you with this Shakespeare zombie tshirt, showing a side of Shakespeare we never knew existed! “Alas poor Yorick I ate his brains”. Gory stuff!
Â
The three witches spell
The witches spell is an all time spooky classic, and sets the Halloween scene perfectly: “A dark Cave. In the middle, a Caldron boiling. Thunder. Enter the three Witches.” You know the rest!
Â
The Shakespeare pumpkin
It wouldn’t be a Shakespeare Halloween blog piece without a pumpkin. The Pumpkin Lady website has loads of great pumpkin carving patterns, including this one that doesn’t do too bad of a job of representing the visage of the world’s finest writers on a large orange vegetable.
What’s your take on spooky Shakespeare? Got a favorite scary Shakespeare quote or character? Share in the comment section below.
Â
Hi there would you mind sharing which blog platform you’re working with? I’m planning to start my
own blog soon but I’m having a hard time making a decision between BlogEngine/Wordpress/B2evolution and Drupal. The reason I ask is because your design and style seems different then most blogs and I’m looking for something unique.
P.S Sorry for being off-topic but I had to ask!
Hi Manie, the platform is WordPress and it’s a custom theme.