In any language, this production a ‘Dream’ (Chicago Sun-Times)
In the hours before the curtain rose on director Tim Supple’s altogether thrilling and feverish version of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” — a production commissioned by the British Council of India in 2004 and now completing its North American tour at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater — news of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai had begun to hit the airwaves.
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