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Liked It Rated 5 stars “This play by Shakespeare has a worrisome plot, but Shakespeare carries it off flawlessly and it does indeed end well. The Arkangel dramatization is , as usual, wonderful. This is one of the play's I'll be seeing at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival this year (2009).” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “I had mixed opinions during the entire play, but then again it was rated Shakespeare's worst play. There are a few good aspects though.”

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  “This play by Shakespeare has a worrisome plot, but Shakespeare carries it off flawlessly and it does indeed end well. The Arkangel dramatization is , as usual, wonderful. This is one of the play's I'll be seeing at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival this year (2009).”

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  “Bertram! You're such an idiot! It's a good thing your mother and your sweetheart are so wise and forbearing. By rights, you should be thrown to the dogs at the end of this play for acting like a total jackass, but since you're the hero, you get to be redeemed. And Helena still loves you, imagine that, even after you accidentally impregnated her while thinking you were sleeping with a Florentine virgin!”

  Jenny Y wrote this review Thursday, September 11 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No