A Shakespearean DramaThe merry wives of Windsor were childless so two gentlemen of Verona were recruited to help. They were brothers. Othello and Pericles were their names. Timon of Athens and Titus Andronicus had been tried as was Richard the third and Henry the fourth but all were much ado about nothing in the bed-chamber. Measure for measure it was love’s labour lost. A lengthy comedy of errors even after the twelfth night.But the two brothers were each a tempest on the mattress. “We shall give it to you as you like it,” they told the ladies. However, all’s well that ends well and the ladies experienced a midsummer night’s dream. No winter’s tale for them!
