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Don’t be mistaken, Hodgson’s interpretation of “Midsummer” is delightfully campy. His play thrives in the laugh-out-loud humor it injects into the band of traveling musicians, whose slapstick antics throughout —

You can call it a romance. You can call it a comedy. But there’s probably no better way to describe Shotgun Players’ new production of "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" than to just call it a Play.

Shotgun Players revives 'Triumph of Love,' an 18th-century comedy about a Machiavellian love plot that seemingly everyone knows is doomed.

Shotgun Players revives 'Triumph of Love,' an 18th-century comedy about a Machiavellian love plot that seemingly everyone knows is doomed.

Shotgun Players revives 'Triumph of Love,' an 18th-century comedy about a Machiavellian love plot that seemingly everyone knows is doomed.

There are so many war fronts and stratagems in Pierre Carlet De Marivaux’s 1732 dramedy that a battle map wouldn’t be out of order.