A Midsummer Night's Dream 3.1 Interview:Quince, Snug, Bottom, Flute, Snout, Starveling

The transcript follows a group of Athenian workers preparing a play for a wedding celebration. They discuss potential audience reactions to the play's content, such as the depiction of violence and the presence of a lion. Solutions like writing a prologue and modifying costumes are proposed to alleviate fears. The workers also plan how to create moonlight effects and creatively solve set design challenges, such as representing a wall. The conversation ends with a humorous misunderstanding about the phrase 'break a leg.'

How do the characters plan to address the fear of the lioness among the audience?

What is the significance of the prologue in the context of the play?

What humorous misunderstanding occurs regarding the phrase 'break a leg'?