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A Midsummer
Night's Dream Guide
This guide to Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream
began as the From Stage to Screen: Shakespeare and the World Wide Web
project with the Moscow Alternative School Center in Idaho. This guide will walk you
through the steps we took at MASC to put on our production of Midsummer. In
addition, you will find a computer study guide, study questions, and Midsummer
links from around the Web 
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Where to begin?
I have found that the
best place to begin a study of any play is with a good understanding of the story. I wrote
the following tongue-in-cheek summary to introduce my students to the
basic plot of MND. This summary also includes lines from the text.
Teachers will find a lesson plan for this activity in the Teacher Zone!
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The Next Step
After you have a basic
understanding of the plot, it is time to read the play. The following
text is the cut version that was used in the MASC production. Visit J.B. Siedlecki's site for a fully
annotated script.
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The script contains links to the MASC
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From Page to Stage
View the production
photo album from the MASC 1995 performance of MND. Each photo links back to the
corresponding text from the play!
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Other Productions
Check out these links and photos of Midsummer productions from around the world.
Want your photos added to this site? Write to amy@ulen.com
for more information.
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Midsummer Study Questions
Here are a few questions to
help students study for their MND exams. Answers are not--and will not--be provided. Visit
the Student Zone to find out why!
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A Midsummer Study Guide
Program for Your PC!
Don Stoneman offers his fantastic program for DOS and Windows. This
is a must-have resource for teachers, students, and enthusiasts!
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