Reviews

"Scholars and general readers will welcome Potter's edition...for its balanced discussion of the nature of the collaboration; for its provocative, sometimes quirky introduction and notes; and for its democratic openness to all forms of contemporary interpretation....This edition is a product of the new scholarly respect for dramatic collaboration...Like all Arden3 editions, Potter's is concerned both with early stagings and with the play's "afterlife" in later productions...In her section on the text Potter follows other recent Arden editors in leading an inexperienced reader through the basic methods editors use to determine the status and history of a printed play...Potter now takes a distinguished place [among] the long line of previous editors."--"Shakespeare Quarterly"

"Scholars and general readers will welcome Potter’s edition...for its balanced discussion of the nature of the collaboration; for its provocative, sometimes quirky introduction and notes; and for its democratic openness to all forms of contemporary interpretation....This edition is a product of the new scholarly respect for dramatic collaboration...Like all Arden3 editions, Potter’s is concerned both with early stagings and with the play’s “afterlife” in later productions...In her section on the text Potter follows other recent Arden editors in leading an inexperienced reader through the basic methods editors use to determine the status and history of a printed play...Potter now takes a distinguished place [among] the long line of previous editors."—"Shakespeare Quarterly"