I could have sworn tragic-whatshername wore jeans, not a skirt.

No, Thesipis is named Alfonzopancakes.

How about shiny star instead of shining star because TWO of them! It like hasbro made a Pokemon reference or something! First her is gray then brown then gray then brown then inverted colors! She making me nuts!

Remember, jesters generally came in two varieties: the one person allowed to speak truth to power, and the comically deformed. A hypocephalic would fall under the latter.
 
@HJSDGCE  
“It’s plastic, Melody.”  
“Hey, I’ve got to rehearse sometime.”  
“We’re not even doing Hamlet this year.”  
“Don’t listen to him, Yorick. He’s just jealous.”  
“Why would I be jealous of plastic?”  
“Yorick gets to sleep with me.”  
“…I’m going to pretend this conversation never happened.”

@Background Pony #997D  
Tragicomica? I can dig that.

“Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Thespis: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy: he hath borne me on his back a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is! my gorge rims at it. Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now? your gambols? your songs? your flashes of merriment, that were wont to set the table on a roar? Not one now, to mock your own grinning? quite chap-fallen?”

@Background Pony #B537
 
Fine, then the new line goes  
Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow who was small of head, but of good humor….

@Background Pony #DF88  
Hamlet, Act 5, Scene 8:  
Hamlet: Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy…
 
Quite possibly the most misquoted line of all time, up there with “Money is the root of all evil.”

@Background Pony #DF88  
Reminds me of this joke.
 
A man with a head the size of an orange walks into a bar and orders a drink. Seeing the bartender staring, he explains: “Many years ago, I went to the beach and found a mermaid stranded on the sand. When I carried her into the water, she offered me three wishes. First, I asked for unlimited wealth, and then for a huge mansion. I got both wishes. Then, I asked to have sex with her. “Silly,” she said, “Mermaids can’t have sex with humans, our anatomy is different.” So I said, “Okay, then how about a little head?”

Instead of “alas, poor Yorick, I barely knew thee.” it’s “Alas, poor Yorick. His head was abnormally small.”

@Homfrog  
That’s exactly what Watermelody is wondering.

It’s-a me, Nathan Drake. :D
 

@Homfrog  
Hopefully one that still has “exit, pursued by a bear.”

@Lawful Girly  
Their hands are tiny, I get that. But still it’s odd that the prop isn’t full-sized. What messed-up version of Shakespeare do they have in this alternate Equestria?

@Homfrog  
It’s a prop. It’s meant to fit into their palms.

You know, that’s a pretty small skull compared to the size of the Equestria Girls characters’ heads…

@Background Pony #997D  
I like it as is. Spontaneously formed headcanon says her friends call her Tracey.

Could a nickname for Tragicomedy be Commedia, like a reference to Commedia dell’arte?
 
Also I could see Poor Yorick being some prop skull that somehow became the drama clubs’ unofficial mascot.

Or “Tragicomica,” to fall into the same mold as Lyra and Octavia.

I think adding the new names as tags straight off is a little hasty, but these are certainly some inoffensive additions. I’ve had a hankering to call the girl with the gold star “Baked Alaska”, because she’s from the same Sarah Palin-lookalike mold as Raven/Inkwell and she has a gold star like the Alaskan flag, but I’m not incredibly attached to that. I wonder if it wouldn’t be possible to make “Tragicomedy” a little more pony-sounding somehow, though? “Tragi-Comi-Dee” or sth

WatermelodyxPoor Yorick OTP.

The kind of dramas i can get behind.