Shakepeare- Midsummer NIghts Dream

[luccac]

Tell me what you think of it.

[Briar]

One of my favorite comedies possibly because it was one the first that I ever saw. I fell in love with Shakespeare at first sight. I love the magic, the confusion, the misunderstandings and craziness. I love the Pyramus and Thisbe players and I love Puck! If only all of life's follies were but a dream within a dream!

[Woodland Nymph]

A Midsummer Night's Dream is very lighthearted. It contains so much joy and humor; it's delightful. It's precisely what one would expect to find if they were to wonder too deeply into a forest on a warm summer's evening. The mischievous Fay tease and torment the human characters in a carefree manner, and the mortals are just as fun as the enchanted characters, probably more so. The romantic mix up that occurs between them is a riot! Not to mention, this play is quite short; you could read it in one sitting.

[Moore]

I like because it's light and it's easy and you just have good time while reading it or watching it.

[poomlie]

One of the easiest of the Shakespeares. And what fun! Enjoy! (I wanted to be Titania, Queen of the Faeries when I was younger).

Do not ever see War of the Roses unless you are a really fanatical Shakespearian. I tried it, longest evening of my life. At least it was outdoors and there was a lovely moon to watch. I watched the other people there and everyone was falling asleep. It spans eight of his plays. I like Shakespeare, but this was a bit much.

[lukebodell]

Read this back in school, gives me great memories

[Fran]

Not one of my favourites ... I much prefer Lear or Hamlet and of course Macbeth

[Cath_leen]

This book is one of my favorites in shakespeare's novels.
I like the part where Lysander and Dimitrius fought for Helena's love