The following plays or other works have been mentioned as sources for Reunion scenes:<br><br>2 Gents (pirates)<br>Comedy of Errors (knocking at the gate, Dr. Pinch)<br>Taming (servants at Petruchio&#39;s return)<br>Much Ado (Dogberry and the great chase, Kill Claudio (done in 2005))<br>

LLL (play with the play)<br>AYL (Ducdame)<br>MND (Blame Clayton! Bottom&#39;s Dream)<br>Cymbeline (Iachino in the trunk, funeral song)<br>Winter&#39;s Tale (Paulina shows Leontes his infant child, dance of the 12 satyrs, final scene)<br>

Lear (Lear-Cordelia reconciliation)<br>Pericles (final scene)<br>&quot;Brats of Clarence&quot; by Paul Menzer<br>Hamlet (advice to the players, grave diggers)<br>Sonnet 30 (remembrance of things past)<br>Henry V (muse of fire)<br>

3 Henry VI (Duke of York: &quot;o tiger&#39;s heart….)<br>Othello (how 2 win Desdemona)<br>Sonnets 40, 116, 130, 138, 142 or others<br>Antony and Cleopatra -- news that Antony has married Octavia,  also: II.vii. song-and-dance<br>

Measure for Measure -- Angelo wants only one thing: Isabella&#39;s virginity.<br>Macbeth: porter&#39;s scene, weird sisters.<br>Tempest: drunks. epilogue.<br>12th Night: drunks (done in 2005)<br>HVIII: Wolsey and Catherine. Epilogue.<br>

&quot;Everything and Nothing&quot; -- Borges (Mike says Irby translation is better than Kerrigan!)<br>&quot;Little Gidding&quot; -- Eliot<br>Falstaff scenes (1 and 2 Henry IV, Merry Wives, &quot;Chimes at Midnight&quot;)<br>

&quot;Kiss Me Kate&quot; -- &quot;Brush Up Your Shakespeare&quot;<br>R&amp;J (Nurse scenes)<br><br><br><br><br><br><br>