best Shakespearean tragedy?

[angus]

That's what I was thinking as well, except that I didn't know he was known as Dick the Sh¡t.  Moreover, only Hamlet, Othello, and Macbeth actually have the word Tragedy in their original titles.

Voted Othello, although I have seen Hamlet more times than any of the others, and finally it is the play that I understand the best.  Romeo and Juliet is the only one in which I have played a role on the stage.  The best, however, is Othello.  I have wanted to play Iago for a long time.  I think I could pull off a realistic Iago. 

[angus]

you feel the need to come in and sh**t all over it. 

In all fairness, I should point out that I take a big dump on every thread I encounter.  I'm not just singling out Shakespeare as a particularly worth subject for a bowel movement.