Vowing to devote themselves to study, the King of Navarre and his courtiers Dumaine, Longaville and Berowne swear off the company of women for three years.
But no sooner is their oath taken than it is put to the test when four attractive young women – the Princess of France and her companions Katherine, Maria and Rosaline – arrive on a diplomatic mission.
Shakespeare's language reaches its most virtuosic heights in a vivacious comedy that will dazzle and delight,
“Tom Rooney, playing the pedant Holofernes, is the funniest in Love’s Labour’s Lost because of what he does with his entire body, not just how he delivers his lines. He acts as much with his legs – which suddenly become rubbery with lust, or rigid with wounded pride – as anything. - The Globe and Mail - Toronto
