Much Ado About Nothing Bags
Description: A peanut struts in a purple Elizabethan doublet and ruffled collar beneath a banner reading "Nutting!" Charming and theatrical and built for anyone who loves Shakespeare and a nutty pun. A fun pick for English teachers, theater fans, Renaissance faire goers, and peanut lovers.
Description: Spoken by Claudio in Much Ado About Nothing (Act 4, Scene 1) during a fiercely passionate speech, this quote is the epitome of human disappointment in all of Shakespeare's work. Even though the original context is based on deception—and Claudio acts on a lie—these words still resonate deeply today. We are easily deceived and often direct our anger at the wrong people, allowing bad actors to get away with their lies while the innocent bear the brunt of our wrath. It's time to redirect this quote at the right target!
Description: "Hey Nonny Nonny" is heard in numerous Elizabethan songs & poems as a nonsense word for filler, when proper words wouldn't fit. Shakespeare used it in numerous plays, chiefly his comedies, including MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. This is another design inspired (& requested) by cast members of the Shakespearean performance stream What Streams May Come, produced by @ChaoticTiefATL
Description: An insult hurled by Benedick to Beatrice in Shakespeare's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. She turns it into a badge of honor, however. --------------- This is another design inspired (& requested) by cast members of the Shakespearean performance stream What Streams May Come, produced by @ChaoticTiefATL
Description: "Hey Nonny Nonny" is heard in numerous Elizabethan songs & poems as a nonsense word for filler, when proper words wouldn't fit. Shakespeare used it in numerous plays, chiefly his comedies, including MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. ---------------------------------- This is another design inspired (& requested) by cast members of the Shakespearean performance stream What Streams May Come, produced by @ChaoticTiefATL ---------------------------------- This color scheme is based upon the Lesbian Pride Flag, as the lyric was - according to some of the cast members - a 'code' for Lesbian liaisons.
Description: An insult hurled by Benedick to Beatrice in Shakespeare's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. She turns it into a badge of honor, however. --------------- NOTE - There's a version available in black font, for lighter colored shirts. This is another design inspired (& requested) by cast members of the Shakespearean performance stream What Streams May Come, produced by @ChaoticTiefATL
