A Midsummer Night's Dream NYC Reviews and Tickets

66%

(4 Reviews)

Positive

25%

Mixed

75%

Negative

0%

Members say

Great acting, Delightful, Must see, Intense, Absorbing

About the Show

What Dreams May Come and Queens Shakespeare presents one the the Bard's most beloved comedies, a story of running away in search of love and finding yourself (except for those who don’t.)

The new staging's modern fairytale design borrows from both Western and Eastern oral storytelling traditions to transport audiences alongside our young lovers (and everyone’s favorite Athenian community theater troupe), to a dark fantasy forest. The mortal and the faery worlds collide in the twilight realm as Oberon and Titania fight, the dazzle of their Faeries sparkle bright, and one and all are spellbound by the shenanigans of a certain merry wanderer of the night.

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Member Reviews (4)

54

Dated

See it if You like Shakespeare

Don't see it if You want a light show that you can understand

61

Delightful, Great acting, Slow, Disappointing, Intelligent

See it if You are interested in Shakespeare

Don't see it if You aren't interested in this type of literature or have kids

65

Intense, Great acting, Dizzying

See it if I didn't like it. I got the tickets free

Don't see it if I would NOT see it

84

Must see, Entertaining, Delightful, Enchanting, Absorbing

See it if You want to see a classic

Don't see it if You’re not interested

Trailer

Creative team

William Shakespeare

Jonathan Emerson

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