A fine, refined production by Yale Rep and directed by Liz Diamond. Except for the inexplicable decision to have Autolycus sing many of his lines, the production provided the audience with clearly conceived characters whose lines are so well delivered that no notes were necessary to follow the plot.
Highly recommend.
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