Oberon demands the flower filled with love-juice that Puck has brought him. He says he will apply it to Titania and orders Puck to pour some of the love-juice onto Demetrius who spurns the love of ...

The first outdoor show of Oklahoma Shakespeare's 40th anniversary season, its new production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” ...

For the first outdoor show of its 40th anniversary season, Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park is staging The Bard's beloved ...

Rather than fight it out in court, he instead changed its name to Oberon, a nod to the character in William Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream. And the rest, as they say, is history.

Staff Writer Although crisp fall weather has taken hold outside, summer will soon be in full swing inside the Twin Oaks Middle School auditorium. Next week, the Prior Lake Players ...

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Oberon describes a flower filled with love-juice from one of Cupid's arrows and tells Puck to bring it to him. Hermia is ordered by her father, to marry Demetrius, who is loved by Helena, but ...

Really. Poor Shakespeare. The disruption of order creates many comical, as well as serious, moments in the play. There is disorder within the fairy world because Titania and Oberon are in conflict.