proverb

[tpw536w]

What Shakespeare's plays has a title which is also a proverb?

Thanks for any help

[valerieb1254]

Much Ado About Nothing

[poppett]

alls well that ends well

[tpw536w]

Thanks valerieb1254 for that ,and also thanks for the other answer.

[kettledrum]

or All's Well that ends Well

[tpw536w]

thanks again, will have to decide now.

[dr john]

That's the trouble with Shakespeare, it's all quotations.

[kettledrum]

Proverb - Chambers definition - a short familiar sentence expressing a supposed truth or moral lesson.
To be pedantic, this means that we need a subject and a verb (as well as the moral lesson!)
There's no guarantee than your setter is as pedantic as me, but I'd go for All's well....