When looking at classics this is one of the first one many people read. And for good reason. Shakespeare wrote a great tale of a love triangle, a fun-loving fae, and fae-king in love, and one night of errors ending well. Although I'm of the opinion that what happens off-page is a little dirtier than what happens on page.

I know a lot of people who started with Romeo and Juliet and got turned off... I wish they'd give it another shot. This play is fantastic. ( )

Reread for the... fourth time? Not sure, but it's such a good play to revisit. Helena, Puck, and Bottom make this whole play, is2g. Almost wish it was longer because the setting is so great. ( )

I read this to familiarize myself with the play before I see it this summer. I'd somehow gotten away with not reading it in college, even though I was an English major.
I can't wait to see this performed. I laughed more while reading this than I have at any of his other plays. I'm already imagining the visual comedy American Players Theatre will add to the already funny lines.
Lots of fun! ( )

his is not my favourite Shakespeare play, but it does have a fair number of quotes I do use. A number of Athenian tradesmen are rehearsing a playt to be presented at the marriege of theseus and Hippolita when they become enmeshed with the court of Obernon, the king of the fairies. Hi-jinks ensue. ( )

بین کمدی‌هایی که تا الآن از شکسپیر خوندم بهترین بود و پرکشش ( )