The Assignation; or, Love in a Nunnery

Set in a nunnery, this play explores themes of love and desire amidst the constraints of religious life. Written by John Dryden, a prominent 17th-century literary figure, it combines elements of comedy and drama, reflecting on the conflicts between passion and duty. First performed in 1672, it showcases Dryden's skill in crafting engaging narratives that challenge societal norms.