Shakespeare Audiobooks Set

Catholic Vault Libraries

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About this app

Listen to audiobooks of the complete works of the famous poet and playwright, William Shakespeare (1564-1616). This audio library includes his entire collection of plays, including famous works such as A Midsummer Night's Dream, Much Ado About Nothing, The Tempest (Comedies); Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet (Tragedies); Henry V and Richard III (Histories). Also included are his poetry, as well as a collection of excerpts of famous monologues and dialogues from his plays.

HOW IT WORKS

Download the app for free to listen to samples of the library. Upgrade to the full version to have unlimited access to the complete library of talks.

These MP3s are streamed, not downloaded, so they take up no storage space on your device. A connection is required for the MP3 to play properly. To own these MP3s to manage yourself, go to our website to purchase the library.

REINSTALL OR PUT ON ANOTHER DEVICE

If you need to reinstall this app or wish to add it to another Android device, download the free version, select the "Upgrade" button, and go through the purchase process again. If using the same Google Play account, you will not actually be charged again.

To learn more about our other audio apps, or to download our MP3 libraries, visit www.CatholicVault.com. Contact us at [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

Great app make sure you read the description I did not read the description and did not understand that the app has samples and to listen to anything else you must pay for it Sorry about the previous review in the past I had not found any apps that actually had anything informative in the discription so I only went off of what some of the reviews said

Is the audio in line with British english or American English?

Not many people would classify the Tempest or Cymbelline among the comedies as here. Editors obviously not Shakespeare scholars, but I'll give it a try.... :-) 2 min later. Oh no no no! These readers are atrocious. Shakespeare should not be mangled and barked like this.