Love’s Labour’s Lost, one of Shakespeare’s early comedies, is not as often produced as others, due probably to its many allusions to now obscure people of the times and its types of witty rhetoric and linguistics. For FSU/Asolo Conservatory presentation, director Jonathan Epstein has adapted the play into a modern, almost musical-comedy. In it, a mix of aristocratic and lower-tier characters sing, dance and cavort in a lush garden setting to bring to life a comic strip.
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