Much Ado about Nothing

By William Shakespeare
Directed by B. J. Jones

June 28 to September 4, 2010

in the Adams Shakespearean Theatre

Meet Beatrice and Benedick. To them love is a game of wits. Then meet Hero and Claudio. To them love is, well . . . just love. This vibrant and comic celebration of life and romance will introduce you to these opposite lovers, and to a host of villains, clowns, and eccentric characters. And you will cheer when these lively couples finally learn realities about life, love—and themselves.

Content Advisory

Shakespearean plays may contain a small amount of the Bard's usual innuendo and double entendres. The play is appropriate for almost all audiences.

Learn More about This Play

The following links will take you to various articles and audio and video files from the Festival online library. CAUTION: Some of these resources give away surprises and endings. You may want to proceed carefully.

• Synopsis
• The Characters
• A Play of Wits
• Weightier Than It Seems
• Much More Than Nothing
• Benedick's Transformation
• Much Ado about Masking

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