Sleep in the summer night

"Sleep in a Summer Night" by William Shakespeare is the most elegant, brilliant and poetic comedy of the great English dramatist. This is a magical story of love surprises in which the real world of Athens is mixed with the charming and unpredictable kingdom of elves and feas. Four young lovers — Hermia, Lissander, Elena and Demetrius — are found in the night magic forest, saved from strict laws and unwanted marriage. At the same time, the forest is trained by the craftsmen of the Athenian masters, and the forest spirits — King O'Beron and Queen Titanium — lead their marriage dispute. When the deal is interfering with the star elf again with a magical cage capable of falling in love with the first one he sees, all the plans of the heroes are broken down. Lovers are confused in their feelings, and the simple fabric of the foundation turns into a foam and becomes the object of the passion of the Queen Faith itself. Shakespeare creates an amazing feast of fantasy, where the boundary between sleep and reality becomes almost invisible. "Sleep in the summer night" is a light, brilliant and extremely intelligent work about how blind, caprice and at the same time beautiful human love. About what the book in three words: Magic, Love, Poutine. Who to read: Lovers of bright and fairy comedy, lovers of thin Shakespeare humor and poetry, as well as everyone who wants to immerse himself in the atmosphere of summer magic, romantic madness and happy divorces.