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Title: A Midsummer Night's Dream
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In this production however, being set in the early nineteenth century, there is less of a fantastical element to the human side of the play. And as a result also it plays into the dream aspect of the night in the forest, when it is compared to the now more modern love story of Lysander and Hermia, and Helena and Demetrius... Showed first 250 characters
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Also playing a part in distinguishing the fateful night from the rest of the play is the fact that though the humans are clothed in typical early nineteenth century clothing the fairies are dressed in the ancient Athenian garments that they all should have donned in the original play... Showed next 250 characters
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