Haven't read this one yet, but just saw it in High Park. The production was fun, and a very free interpretation with some modern bonus material. It's one of those plays where I'm not sure if it's possible to make a lot of it palatable to a modern audience. In this case I thought I'd try not pre-reading, since this is one where I didn't know the plot. It was fun to watch the play not knowing what was going to happen, but I think I need to read it to understand better what was going on.

Will try to BookCross this quickly so there's still time for the person who finds it to see the play, but might not get it read in time. If not, you can post-read too.

This looks like a convenient Little Free Library to release the book in, but plans might change.

I just saw a production of this play in High Park in Toronto. The production was a lot of fun, but the play's a bit of an oddball. Curious what you think. Unfortunately there aren't too many days left of the thing, so you probably won't have a chance to see it. Unless you have, and now you can read the play, since the interpretation was very free. (This time I thought I'd try post-reading, but have confirmed that I think pre-reading is better for Shakespare.)