Personally I feel Bear has that certain proletarian romance and would make a great Jack Cade in Henry VI Pt. II

It's the role he was born to play !

The fool of course

He won't be bottom tomorrow.

Nick Bottom.......an Ass!

A damned spot.....who should have been "out" long ago.

I see him as a Richard The Third 💩

One that dies in the first act.

Yorick.

Iago if people on here are to be believed.

I think he's Puck from AMND.

Malvolio

Yorick, non-speaking non-moving dead as a dodo skull version only.

I think he should be the wall in mid summers night dream, however he would be unable to deliver the lines.

Philemon (Pericles; Act 3, Scene 2)

Philemon is a servant of Lord Cerimon. His contribution to the plot is to respond, "Doth my lord call?" and then run off on an errand for his master. He never returns

He could be in A Winter's Tale. There is a famous stage direction which goes.....Exit pursued by a Bear.

Scrofula, entering wayward, accompanied by a stench.

Caliban.

But he wouldn't remember the lines. He'd have to be in some 'avante garde' production.

Set in a club.

Forget Shakespeare.....Ricky is blessed with the man servent ...Baldrick

Puck my arse.

He's got as much wit and charm as a half digested merkin. And he's not as funny.

But Baldrick is as sweet as a little pie.

Much Ado Without Nothing

or

Midsummer Night's Dream

Caliban

Iago.

Oh wait, I'm thinking of the bird from Aladdin.

That's an idea...Aladdin himself, up to all those tricks.

Aaron the Moor - in Titus Andronicus

Ruthless, cold and brutal, Aaron thrives on the suffering that he is able to cause the other characters in the play, and acts with no motive other than a love for causing misery.

Yeah he could easily play this character with little effort.