The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company summer camps for kids, high school Shakespeare Festivals and workshops using methodologies created by CSC in cooperation with National and International Institutional Partners. 2002 Twelfth Night Directed by Ian Gallanar 2003 Romeo and Juliet Directed by Ian Gallanar 2003 The Comedy of Errors Directed by Christopher Marino 2004 Troilus & Cressida Directed by Patrick Kilpatrick 2004 Much Ado About Nothing Directed by Ian Gallanar 2004 Measure for Measure Directed by Christopher Niebling 2005 The Dog in the Manger by Lope de Vega Directed by Isabelle Anderson 2005 A Midsummer Night's Dream Directed by Ian Gallanar 2005 Coriolanus Directed by Ian
Much Ado About Nothing and proneness to sexual lightness". In the patriarchal society of the play, the men's loyalties were governed by conventional codes of honour and camaraderie and a sense of superiority to women. Assumptions that women are by nature prone to inconstancy are shown in the repeated jokes on cuckoldry and partly explain Claudio's readiness to believe the slur against Hero. This stereotype is turned on its head in Balthazar's song "Sigh No More," which presents men as the deceitful and inconstant sex that women must suffer. A theme in Shakespeare is cuckoldry or the infidelity of a wife. Several of the