It's a three-star read on this list of classics- but it's probably one of the real underrated Shakespeare-date plays. It has it's romantic moments that will make her think that you are some kind of 21st century real man with an intellectual streak who can comment on the roles of gender (ZZZZzzzz - CS just fell asleep and his head is resting on top of his "Sports Illustrated" and "Underage Orifice Whores" Magazine Vol. 3).

This play reminds me of those "trouser roles" in opera.  It's like a non-musical version of Marriage of Figaro.

Most certainly one of the world's greatest writer's greater plays.

One of the Perfect Plays.

One of my absolute favorite books. I loved the entire story of main characters(twins Christian and Viola) and how it unwrapped and turned around. Read it more than once. Adventure you don't want to miss!