This is a modernized edition of an anonymous play, long known to
scholars, which appears to be an alternative version of
Shakespeare's popular comedy, The Taming of the Shrew. Stephen
Miller suggests that an anonymous person rewrote Shakespeare's more
complicated version, making it shorter, simpler and different in
some ways. The main difference between the two plays concerns the
framing story of Christopher Sly, the drunk, who disappears early
on in Shakespeare's version. A Shrew, as it is usually known,
contains additional material for Sly which is familiar to playgoers
because it is often included in productions of Shakespeare's play.
The Taming of a Shrew, The 1594 Quarto, provides a modernized text
based upon a re-examination of the quarto and extensive commentary.
Miller's introduction establishes a direct link between A Shrew and
The Shrew and includes an illustrated stage history.
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