The play is well-chosen for the present moment, with its struggling immigrants, social predation, and vibrant street scenes, and Britland does an excellent job of clarifying the puns and jabs often lost on student readers, much of them in polyglot argot.

Studies in English Literature 1500-1900

Attentive to the literary influences behind Marston's play ... Particularly illuminating is Britland's attention to Marston's borrowings from Montaigne.

Times Literary Supplement

This is by far the best edition of the play on the market, superbly treated by Karen Britland.

Professor Alison Shell, University College London, UK