BY: Mark Dreisonstok
“Wonderful elixir! Thou art mine! Oh, why cannot I enjoy its effects immediately?” so says the lovesick peasant Nemorino. Yet this elixir of love is hardly a perfect love potion for Valentine’s Day.
Instead, it is a scam whereby the scamp Dr. Dulcamara, knowing Nemorino’s desperate attempts to capture the noble lady Adina‘s heart, tricks him into thinking that he is buying and drinking a love potion which is, in fact, no more than cheap Bordeaux. Comments Dulcamara: “In my travels I’ve seen many fools of every sort and size, but of all the fools the biggest now he stands before my eyes!”
SOURCE: https://mdtheatreguide.com/
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