Few of the Bard’s comedies have enjoyed as varied a life on stage as The Merry Wives of Windsor, and the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s production of Jocelyn Bioh’s Merry Wives at Harman Hall continues that tradition with a rollicking, high-energy reinvention. Shakespeare’s beloved farce delights in the foibles of love, jealousy, and social pretension, with a tale of cunning wives and their hapless suitors. In this production, the story has been refreshed into a lavish, eclectic spectacle that feels wholly of the moment. While Shakespeare has been reimagined in modern settings countless times, Taylor Reynolds’s direction elevates this production to one of the top of that list. The outfits of the two merry wives are particularly fun.