"Everyone in his own humor" is a comedy play written by the English playwright Ben Johnson. In this work, the author successfully combined satire on social stereotypes and humorous scenes from everyday life in London at the beginning of the 17th century. The main idea of the play is that each person has their own characteristics, but they can be very comical when they intersect with other characters. The action takes place in the city of London, where the characters get into unusual situations that lead to curious events and solutions. "To Each His Own Humor" is a classic example of an early Renaissance comedy that remains relevant to today's audience.