As with Shakespeare's comedies, everything does seem to get tied up nicely and neatly. Edwards' version will be somewhat different from other productions that the audience may have seen. I'm using the fairies a lot, even more than is called for in the script. They're very mischievous, which was believed to be true in Shakespeare's time. And Puck, in our show, isn't the sprite he usually is.
Audience members can expect lots of beautiful things to look at as well.
I don't want to rush the scene changes, because they are part of the magic. Edwards is also pleased with the level of student involvement in the entire production. We have two students writing music, two designing costumes, and the lighting is by a recent graduate and a current student. They bring a certain freshness to the production. The whole production team has been great to work with.