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case, Don John of Aragon. Don John tries to overthrow his royal brother Don Pedro, deceives the lovers into a false jealousy, and generally does his best to give everyone an unpleasant time of its.

But fear not: “Much Ado” is after all a comedy, and justice wins out in the end.

Shakespeare also created, in “Much Ado,” one of the memorable comic characters of all time. This is none other than Dogberry, the sherift/constable of the town. Dogberry is probably the greats in a long line of comic policemen that would include Inspector Clouseau, Barney Fife, and the Keystone Cops;

Directed by Kristin Hibl, and assisted by Patrick Keats and Dan Schneible, “Much Ado” has plenty of action, romance, and comedy. Also, it is a play that the whole family can enjoy.

Tickets are available at the box office for $8 for adults; $5 for students and $3 for children 12 and under. For information call Christendom College at 636-2900, extension 101.

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