博客來This comedic play combines elements from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales with Gay’s own wit and humor. It tells the story of Alison, the Wife of Bath, as she navigates multiple marriages and tries to gain control over her husbands. The play presents a satirical commentary on gender roles and relationships in medieval society.
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