Comme Il Vous Plaira

Comme Il Vous Plaira, written by William Shakespeare in 1599, is a pastoral comedy that explores themes of love, identity, and the contrast between court life and rural existence. The play follows Rosalinde, who disguises herself as a young man, and her love interest Orlando, as they navigate romantic entanglements and social critiques in the Forest of Arden. Notable for its famous monologue 'All the world's a stage,' the play examines familial rivalry and the complexities of relationships amidst exile and conflict.