It's a very strange play. Shakespeare doesn't appear to have ripped it off an earlier work, and it *is* a comedy, but doesn't have the traditional "let's all get married!" ending. O_o
I wasn't sure about Tennant in this one; I loved that they let him keep his Scottish accent, and he did have awesome stage presence, but I'm not sure that his performance was particularly substantial or convincing.
The best thing about this production was either the hilarious Joe Dixon, or the beautiful beautiful set. :3