Every Man in His Humor

Ben Jonson's "Every Man In His Humor" offers a vibrant snapshot of 17th-century London life through the lens of witty English drama. This classic comedy, a cornerstone of English literature, explores the quirks and follies of human nature, presenting a cast of characters each driven by their own peculiar "humor."

A celebrated work from a master playwright, the play delves into the social dynamics of its time, with London itself serving as a bustling backdrop to the unfolding drama. Jonson's sharp wit and keen observations on human behavior ensure the play's enduring appeal, making it a timeless exploration of universal themes.

A significant contribution to the dramatic arts, "Every Man In His Humor" remains a compelling read for those interested in the history of English plays, and the rich tapestry of London's past. This edition brings this classic work to life, preserving its original charm and ensuring its accessibility for all.

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