La festa dels reis
Lo que vulgueu
Translated by Carles Capdevila
"La festa dels reis" by William Shakespeare is a comedy written probably between 1599 and 1601. After a shipwreck off Illyria's coast, Viola disguises herself as a man named Cesario to serve Duke Orsino, who loves Lady Olivia. Olivia rejects Orsino but falls for Cesario, while Cesario loves Orsino, creating a tangled love triangle. Meanwhile, Olivia's household plays cruel tricks on her pompous steward Malvolio. When Viola's twin brother Sebastián appears, mistaken identities lead to unexpected resolutions.
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