'Cymbeline' review: Enchanting Shakespeare in Central Park
Until recently, "Cymbeline" has been one of Shakespeare's least-performed plays and -- no surprise -- there have been reasons. For starters, it is both tragicomedy and fairy-tale romance. The language is uneven. The tone's a slippery mixture of poignant and preposterous. Characters tend toward the coarse and/or cardboard, and the action, such as it is, includes more than the usual number of implausible disguises and …