Imogen was probably a typo by Shakespeare, a character who never says anything despite being listed as part of the cast of Much Ado About Nothing. But in this topsy turvy comedy, Imogen is much ado about everything: a bear disguised as a human who transforms the Lord Chamberlain’s Men with her lawbreaking actions, opinionated voice, and fearless wit. This thought-provoking, contemporary play turns 1598  inside out, making William Shakespeare the least important person onstage and Imogen the loudest voice in the room.