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Much Ado About Nothing — William Shakespeare · wrote

Stage play · Comedy · c. 1598

Much Ado About Nothing

Two sworn wits are tricked into love while a slander nearly ruins a wedding.

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▸Act 1, Scene 1Before LEONATO'S house.▸Act 1, Scene 2A room in LEONATO's house.▸Act 1, Scene 3The same.▸Act 2, Scene 1A hall in LEONATO'S house.▸Act 2, Scene 2The same.▸Act 2, Scene 3LEONATO'S orchard.▸Act 3, Scene 1LEONATO'S garden.▸Act 3, Scene 2A room in LEONATO'S house ▸Act 3, Scene 3A street.▸Act 3, Scene 4HERO's apartment.▸Act 3, Scene 5Another room in LEONATO'S house.▸Act 4, Scene 1A church.▸Act 4, Scene 2A prison.▸Act 5, Scene 1Before LEONATO'S house.▸Act 5, Scene 2LEONATO'S garden.▸Act 5, Scene 3A church.▸Act 5, Scene 4A room in LEONATO'S house.

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BEATRICE

Much Ado About Nothing · William Shakespeare

What fire is in mine ears? Can this be true?

0:42Comic-dramaticIntermediate

Writer	William Shakespeare
Written	c. 1598
Pages	90
Reading time	~2.5 hrs
Monologues	1 indexed
Themes	love, deception, honour, wit
Principals	Beatrice, Benedick, Hero, Claudio, Don Pedro, Don John

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