The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Arden Shakespeare: Third Series) Paperback – March 18, 2004

Loved this script. It was a new copy, so that was nice.

The introduction and notes were very helpful. I liked the play much better after I read them.

I always get the Arden editions of Shakespeare. They are very detailed and user friendly.Being one of Shakespeare's early plays the plot is a little inconsistant. It seems in the last scene that shakespeare just wanted to finish the play and therefore everything happens in a few pages that makes it a little unrealistic.The play does have some lovely speeches though, and is quite comical and an easy story to follow.

Excellent translation. A must for those who plan to see the play performed.

Great edition at a great price!

The play is there, but the annotations have been stripped. C'mon guys, you can at least be honest about it.

The book was new, but it was as thought someone had printed out the script from the MIT Complete Works site and bound it. There is no introduction, no notes, no annotations, no nothing. The margins are a little off - very small margin at the top, and large at the bottom.The most irritating aspect is that almost every page has the character name separated from the line - for instance, the name is at the bottom, but you have to turn to the next page to see the line.I guess you get what you pay for. I mean, it probably would have cost me this much to print and bind it, but it would be helpful if the description said that it was not a typically published book.

I only had one problem which was with the delivery. It was delivered to my house when no one was at home and my dog decided to open the package before I arrived, she caused some damage to the book.