AS YOU LIKE IT  (Paperback, William SHAKESPEARE)

About the book: In Shakespeare's As You Like It, love is portrayed as a form of madness. This pastoral comedy revolves around the playful interactions of four lovers: Orlando and Rosalind, Oliver and Celia. When Duke Ferdinand banishes Rosalind, she and Celia disguise themselves and venture into the Forest of Arden. As Ganymede and Aliena, they encounter various intriguing characters. The play is filled with charm, songs, and camaraderie. Coincidences and fate intertwine seamlessly, highlighting the idea that life itself is like a stage, and we are all merely players. As You Like It captures the essence of joy and companionship through its delightful storytelling. About the Author: William Shakespeare, the celebrated English playwright, poet, and actor, is renowned as the greatest writer in the English language. Often called the "Bard of Avon" and England's national poet, his legacy includes 39 plays, 154 sonnets, and three long narrative poems. His works, translated into numerous languages, continue to be performed more than any other playwright's. His early plays were comedies and histories, while his tragedies, like Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet, are considered masterpieces. The First Folio, published in 1623, immortalized his enduring impact on literature. CONTENTS: ACT - I ............................................................................................. 9, ACT - II ............................................................................................ 33, ACT - III ........................................................................................... 55, ACT - IV ........................................................................................... 85, ACT - V ............................................................................................. 103, EPILOGUE ....................................................................................... 120 The Title 'AS YOU LIKE IT written/authored/edited by William SHAKESPEARE', publi