You all know my articulation is inversely proportional to my enjoyment of a book. And I enjoyed this play very much, I mean, VERY MUCH. It basically had everything I want in a story: the past from a present-day perspective, poets, unrequited love, wittiness and intelligence all around. It's one of this plays/novels you enjoy so much you can't believe it's also relevant. It has some very valuable insight into our society, academy and art, and I recommend it to everybody. 
 Just a little summary: It's about two interlaced stories that take place in the same house, 200 years apart. One, of a tutor--friends with Byron--and his incredibly genial student (I adore her), and the other about two scholars who try to make sense of what happened there then. Thanks to that structure, you realise how much of speculation goes into academic writing, and it's really "fun", because you know the "truth". 
 I don't know what else to say, it's become on of my favourite plays of all times.