La festa dels reis Lo que vulgueu (Twelfth Night)   By: William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

"La festa dels reis Lo que vulgueu" is a delightful play by William Shakespeare that explores themes of love, identity, and mistaken identity. The story follows Viola, who disguises herself as a man named Cesario and becomes entangled in a love triangle with the Duke Orsino and the Countess Olivia. As the plot unfolds, misunderstandings and miscommunications lead to humorous and heartwarming moments.

Shakespeare's writing is clever and witty, filled with wordplay and clever jokes that keep the audience engaged and entertained. The characters are well-developed and each brings a unique perspective to the story, making for a rich and dynamic narrative. The play's resolution is satisfying and ties up all loose ends in a way that feels true to the characters and their journeys.

Overall, "La festa dels reis Lo que vulgueu" is a charming and timeless play that continues to captivate audiences with its humor, romance, and wit. Shakespeare's storytelling and character development are top-notch, making this a must-read for fans of classic literature and theatre.

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DUC Si la musica és l'aliment de l'amor, toqueu, toqueu sens parar mai, amareumen, fins que ma passió n'emmalalteixi y assadollada'n mori. Un altre cop aquesta passada! Té un caient tant dolcíssim! Ha lliscat per la meva orella com l'oreig suau que roba y escampa'l penetrant perfum d'un marge de violes!... Prou! No seguiu més. S'és perduda la dolçor d'aquella passada! Oh esperit de l'amor! Que penetrant y sublim és ton poder! Encara que en tu, com en la mar tot hi capiga, no hi entra res, per esforçat y valiós que siga, que als pocs minuts en força y en valer no minvi: tant fantasiosa és la passió, aquesta suprema fantasia... Continue reading book >>