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Hamlet, e.g.: Abbr., 4 letters
King Lear or Hamlet: Abbr., 4 letters
Like some Gk. plays, 4 letters
Gripped by violent rage, Dianne's an actress (9), 9 letters
Many a Shakespearean actor, 9 letters
One who would rather play Othello than Orsino, 9 letters
Shakespeare, at times, 9 letters
A writer (especially a playwright) who writes tragedies, 9 letters
One who specializes in tragic roles, 9 letters
Actress playing Lady Macbeth, e.g., ate dinner in disarray (11), 11 letters
An actress who specializes in tragic roles, 11 letters
Coriolanus or King Lear, 7 letters
Coriolanus or Richard III, 7 letters
Hamlet or King Lear, 7 letters
Seven Against Thebes, for one, 7 letters
Timon of Athens, e.g., 7 letters
Comedy's counterpart, 7 letters
It's no laughing matter, 7 letters
Shakespeare sub-genre, 7 letters
Shakespeare's forte, 7 letters
Excites terror or pity, 7 letters
An event resulting in great loss and misfortune, 7 letters
Drama in which the protagonist is overcome by some superior force or circumstance, 7 letters
Shakespeare classic, with The, 15 letters
Perry Mason lieutenant, 5 letters
Perry Mason police lieutenant, 5 letters
Brahms' ___ Overture, 6 letters
Ending unhappily, as a play, 6 letters
Heartbreaking, as Romeo and Juliet, 6 letters
Like Doctor Faustus, 6 letters
Like Othello in tone, 6 letters
Like Romeo and Juliet, 6 letters
Like a Sophocles play, 6 letters
Like Lear or Macbeth, 6 letters
Like many Aeschylus works, 6 letters
Like many Shakespeare plays, 6 letters
Like Oedipus's destiny, 6 letters
Like the ending of Romeo and Juliet, 6 letters
Unfortunate soldier in returning vehicle (6), 6 letters
Sad yet funny story, 12 letters
King Lear and Othello have them, 13 letters
Hubris, for Hamlet, 10 letters
Character defects that cause protagonists' downfalls, 11 letters
1890 Henry James novel, with The, 10 letters
Type genus of the Tragulidae, 8 letters
A small cartilaginous flap in front of the external opening of the ear, 6 letters
A gum used in pharmacy, adhesives, and textile printing, 10 letters
African antelopes kudus, 11 letters
A comedy with serious elements or overtones, 11 letters
Brilliantly colored Asian pheasant having wattles and two fleshy processes on the head, 8 letters
Genus of Old World herbs with linear entire leaves and yellow or purple flower heads, 10 letters