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A Midsummer-Night’s Dream

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In a moonlit forest outside Athens, quarreling lovers, a group of amateur actors and the fairy king and queen become entangled. A magic flower's juice causes love to land on the wrong people.

Facts last checked 2026-10-17

First published
1595
Pace
Fast
Length
Short
Pages
24
Format
Standalone

Read this if you want Shakespeare's most playful comedy, full of magic and mix-ups.

Skip this if you dislike reading play scripts or archaic language.

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Quick answers about A Midsummer-Night’s Dream

What is A Midsummer-Night’s Dream about?
In a moonlit forest outside Athens, quarreling lovers, a group of amateur actors and the fairy king and queen become entangled. A magic flower's juice causes love to land on the wrong people.
Who should read A Midsummer-Night’s Dream?
Read it if you want Shakespeare's most playful comedy, full of magic and mix-ups. Skip it if you dislike reading play scripts or archaic language.
How long and how fast is A Midsummer-Night’s Dream?
It is a fast-paced, short read of about 24 pages, first published in 1595.
Does A Midsummer-Night’s Dream have content warnings?
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Can I borrow A Midsummer-Night’s Dream for free?
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