The most well-known adaptations of A Midsummer Night's Dream are films or TV series. However, non-digital adaptations can be found, including novels and stage performances. Here's 10 examples:
1. "The Great Night" by Chris Adrian, a novel which is considered a retelling of the original story.
2. "The Iron Fey" series by Julie Kagawa, a book series about a girl who finds herself transported to the world of the Fey.
3. "A Midsummer Night's Gene" by Andrew Harman, which is a science-fiction parody novel based on the original story. 
4. "The Dream" choreographed by Frederick Ashton, a one-act ballet version of the original story first performed in 1964.
5. "The Fairy-Queen" by Henry Purcell, an opera adaptation from 1692.
6. "Puck" by Marcel Delannoy, a 1949 opera adapted from the original story.
7. "The Donkey Show: A Midsummer Night's Disco" by Diane Paulus and Randy Weiner, a disco-era-style musical.
8. "The Dreaming" by Howard Goodall and Charles Hart, a musical adaptation of the original story into the Edwardian period.
9. "The Lovers" by Laura Murphy, a 2022 musical based on the original story.
10. "The Park" by Botho Strauß, a play loosely based on the original story and set in a contemporary German city.
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