All's Well That Ends Well

The play features Bertram, who is forced into marriage with Helena but refuses to consummate it, leading him to Italy where he pursues Diana. Helena and Diana collaborate on a clever scheme known as the bed trick to resolve their complicated relationships. Recognized as one of Shakespeare's "problem plays," it delves into intricate ethical dilemmas and challenges conventional notions of love and marriage, making it a thought-provoking exploration of human relationships.