Rule a Wife and Have a Wife

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Set in the Jacobean era, this comedic play explores the dynamics of marriage and authority through witty dialogue and humorous situations. Written by notable playwrights John Fletcher and Francis Beaumont, it delves into the complexities of love and power within relationships, showcasing the societal norms of the time. First performed around 1613, it reflects the era's theatrical style while entertaining audiences with its clever commentary on marital roles.