Much Ado About Nothing

I always can read Shakespeare!!!

This is my favorite of Shakespeare's comedies. It's a wonderful selection to use when teaching the different types of irony. Plus I like to use this play with high schoolers because it doesn't come off quite so high-brow. They relate to the characters, misunderstandings, gossip, love triangles. And on the more seriously academic side of things, the play also illustrates...more

This is my favorite of Shakespeare's comedies. It's a wonderful selection to use when teaching the different types of irony. Plus I like to use this play with high schoolers because it doesn't come off quite so high-brow. They relate to the characters, misunderstandings, gossip, love triangles. And on the more seriously academic side of things, the play also illustrates Shakespeare's skill with language and sophisticated understanding of human nature which makes him so universally applicable.   hide

my other favorite romantic comedy

this was the book that made want to read', it had everything in it made laugh,cry and rejoice,

A portrait of today's woman!And of the endless war between sexes!Witty and lovely, as Mr. Shakespeare used to write. Still, I believe that this play is addressed not to the women, but to the men,so to help them see the essence, not only the looks, the spirit, not only the beauty. Women are described here as they should be, equals to the men, not objects, having own opinions,own beliefs and...more

A portrait of today's woman!And of the endless war between sexes!Witty and lovely, as Mr. Shakespeare used to write. Still, I believe that this play is addressed not to the women, but to the men,so to help them see the essence, not only the looks, the spirit, not only the beauty. Women are described here as they should be, equals to the men, not objects, having own opinions,own beliefs and being respected for that. Maybe a play also for the feminists, on showing them that no human being is (more) superior to another. I think that this one is a must for every man and woman, a play that should be given to the kids since they learn how to read.   hide

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Like most of Shakespeare's plays, so I'm not your average reviewer here, you'll mostly read praise. Comic timing, wonderful meter and rhyme, probably a shorter and easier read than many of his plays. Give'er a go.

One of my favorite Shakespearian plays. I tend to relate so much with Beatrice and her relationship with Benedict. She is so strong willed, yet gentle within her origin. One would think that she would either want a docile man or no man at all. She finds her love amidst the clamour between herself and her masked love. . . A man, who like herself, is strong willed yet gentle at his origin. The...more

One of my favorite Shakespearian plays. I tend to relate so much with Beatrice and her relationship with Benedict. She is so strong willed, yet gentle within her origin. One would think that she would either want a docile man or no man at all. She finds her love amidst the clamour between herself and her masked love. . . A man, who like herself, is strong willed yet gentle at his origin. The reason that I fell in love with Benedict, is due to the simple fact that he illustrates to the regular populace his facade of power and strength ... yet this woman ( a woman that he trusts his life with) melts that mask away, and allows his love and gentility to shower upon her. The usages of dramatic setting ironies , as well as wonderful monologues makes this beautiful.   hide

By far my favorite of Shakespeare's works. Fun, witty, fast pasted pros.