"Known as The Puritan Widow, this sad yet humorous play is one of the most controversial works attributed to Shakespeare. In this comedy, the author depicts life in a Quaker environment, recreating curious situations and relationships between characters. The main character, a widow who hides her true condition, dresses in Amish clothes and uses various tricks to get out of difficult life circumstances. Intrigues are woven, comic situations develop, and sharp humor and sharp grotesque make this work extremely interesting for fans of the work of the great William Shakespeare."