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Shakespeare's romantic comedy set in Messina, Italy features a two couples. Soldiers are arriving in town, and Don Juan makes accusations affecting one of the pairings. A lot of verbal play brings the audience to a happy ending with the second couple. ( )

A comedy play by Shakespeare, perfect for February Valentine month. As always there is trouble between lovers and then there is the marriage that doesn't happen, the purported death of the bride out of shame and lies told about her but all's well that ends well. ( )

Treachery and misunderstandings separate a young couple in love and bring together another couple who had professed mutual antipathy. This is one of Shakespeare’s comedies, so readers/listeners are assured of a happy ending. I listened to a BBC Audio recording featuring David Tennant in the role of Benedick. It’s an outstanding production, but I’m of the generation for which the definitive adaptation may always be the 1993 Kenneth Branagh film. ( )

Another one of Shakespeare's comedies which is, like the other two we've read, entertaining but very vulgar. ( )

Lo mejor del libro son las respuestas sarcasticas que muchas veces da Beatriz ( )