After the first child has finished their narration, ask the others to add any details they remembered. If your children have trouble retelling the story, show them how it's done by narrating that section yourself. When you finish reading the play, you will want to discuss the overall theme of the play with your children. You can have your children write their own story using the same theme. To get a better understanding that, although you read it as prose, it is a play, you can plan to attend an actual production.
Many larger communities offer outdoor Shakespearean plays during the summer months.
If you do not have ready access to a theatrical production, there are a number of plays produced as movies now on video. See the list below for titles and ratings. After seeing a play on stage or on video, you can extend your study farther by staging your own production. For the stout hearted that could mean involving your support group in a complete presentation. A family might consider doing one or two scenes.