William Shakespeare is a mystery. We know when he was baptized, but not when he was born. There was some doubt about whether he was the author of the plays he signs. We don't know exactly how many he wrote. No original works have survived because they were burned in the Globe fire. First Folio (the first collection of Shakespeare's plays) was published by two of the company's actors nine years after his death. Word's spell checker ignores the existence of Cymbeline. You will understand, then, that if I affirm that Cymbeline (1610), one of the last plays he wrote, had never been premiered in our country, much less in Catalan. I may be mistaken. Or not. And, in this case, the Parking Shakespeare company has the honor of giving the world premiere in Catalan (warning: it's not in the extensive program of the Grec, go see why) of this comedy with the seal and imagination of the great Bard in a very playful version that, given the turn towards the clown, It delights the audience sitting in the elliptical stands of the Parque de la Estación del Norte on an afternoon when a light breeze blows and the heat seems to have receded.