Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth

Humerous GCSE English Literature Revision Guide

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Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth

By: William Lloydson

Narrated by: Calum Barclay

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About this listen

So, you are stuck with having to revise Romeo and Juliet. A Shakespearean play about a love-struck, clueless couple with communication issues? Or Macbeth, a tiresome Scottish play with some witches with seriously bad haircuts. In the next 30 minutes, I am going to make this revision process as pain free as possible. Trust me on this.

William Lloydson takes a break from his YouTube day job and adopts an alias to bring you this amusing approach to your English Literature revision.

There will be a summary section giving you a breakdown of exactly what happens in the play, just in case you glazed over the first time you read it. There will be notable quotes, a section on themes, some character analysis and finally a look at some of the exam questions that seem to crop up regularly.